On 8/2/02 4:38 PM, Ray Horsley wrote:
> I've written a spell checker with all the things one would expect to find.
> It has just one problem: I can't highlight a misspelled word while bringing
> up a second stack as a modal
You could set the backcolor of the text chunk. It looks like hiliting
With the offical release of MetaCard 2.4.3, I am now offically releasing
getMXRecords(). getMXRecords() is a library that will retrieve the MX
records and preferences from the DNS server for a domain..
MX records are used to route email through the internet and point to where
SMTP servers are - u
Aloha,
Can anyone help me with some ideas for copy protection?
I'm developing a small Windows application that I want to give
for free to existing customers, but I don't want them able
to use it after they are no longer customers, or, making
copies for friends. I'd prefer something more robust
At 2:03 pm -0400 2/8/02, Richard MacLemale wrote:
>Like I said, I can live with loading 2 MB into RAM, but it seems like there
>ought to be a better way and if there is I'd like to know it...
The latest version of libUrl (included with 2.4.3) supports direct
file-to-file ftp transfers without l
Hope everyone is having a great summer.
The long of it:
I've written a spell checker with all the things one would expect to find.
It has just one problem: I can't highlight a misspelled word while bringing
up a second stack as a modal from which the user can change the word, ignore
it, add it
--On Friday, August 02, 2002 14:03:41 -0400 Richard MacLemale
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know that if there were a quota for questions, I would have exceeded it
> days ago... You can tell I'm coming close to finishing this program, huh?
>
> OK. I haven't used libUrl in a long time, and I
I know that if there were a quota for questions, I would have exceeded it
days ago... You can tell I'm coming close to finishing this program, huh?
OK. I haven't used libUrl in a long time, and I really like the new
version. Very cool! The help is great.
And so my question - what is currently
Richard,
If it is one stack/standalone opening another stack to a specific card, you
can use the construct:
go card of stack
That would mean storing the starting card somewhere else (perhaps in the
standalone).
Does this help, or is this the first stack to open?
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder So
- Original Message -
From: "Richard MacLemale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 9:41 AM
Subject: preOpenStack question
> Maybe a simple question...
>
> MetaCard stacks by default always open up to card 1. I want to script a
> stack so that it wi
ARGH!!! I just answered my own question. Sorry about the bandwidth waste.
PreOpenStack in my stack script was not working AT ALL. It was being
totally ignored. And I couldn't figure out why. The reason was that I'd
moved the libURL stack with the resources and MetaCard had written a
preOpenS
--On Friday, August 02, 2002 10:41:30 -0400 Richard MacLemale
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe a simple question...
>
> MetaCard stacks by default always open up to card 1. I want to script a
> stack so that it will open to a different card - say, the last card a user
> visited. I put this
Maybe a simple question...
MetaCard stacks by default always open up to card 1. I want to script a
stack so that it will open to a different card - say, the last card a user
visited. I put this in the stack script:
on closeStack
put the short name of this card into field "starting card" of
At 12:25 am -0400 2/8/02, Simon Lord wrote:
>Andu seemed to have this figured out in his FTP sample stack. But
>I'm trying to stick to libUrl seeing as it's working out for me
>nicely thanks mostly to the help I've been receiving here.
>
>Currently I'm trying to get a listing of filenames in a di
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