You're right; I should have done that. My apologies to everyone on the list.
Ken Ray
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Has anyone else had this problem? Every once in a while, the field in the
message box is deleted. I can't figure out what I am doing to delete it.
Obviously without that field, the message box does not work. If I catch it in
time, I do the revert command, otherwise I have to overwrite my
Hi NIcolas,
Am Sonntag, 12.01.03 um 15:29 Uhr schrieb kweto:
Hello,
For the answer printer command, is there a way of capturing the
user's response? Before printing a card users of my stack have the
option of setting the paper-size via their particular printer's
settings, and since the
Fred,
You see Message Box (debug) whenever you open the message box while the
Script Debugger is open. It allows you to examine and/or evaluate global
variables, etc. while debugging a script. I don't know why you might be
deleting the Message Box field, though...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder
On 1/12/03 9:28 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone else had this problem? Every once in a while, the field in the
message box is deleted.
I've never seen this in any version of MetaCard. The only thing I can
think of is that somehow the message box has become toplevel, and you
have a
On Sunday, January 12, 2003, at 12:37 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Has anyone else had this problem? Every once in a while, the field in
the message box is deleted.
I've never seen this in any version of MetaCard. The only thing I can
think of is that somehow the message box has become
Does anyone have any other suggestions about how I could get this to work?
You may be able to create an ordinary library stack with the image-creation
objects and routines... then within your script:
start using stack imageLib
makeImages()
In limited tests, I've found this to be the way to
What's the syntax for determining the members of a group? It isn't
referred to under group properties in the Reference stack, or in the
Concepts and Techniques stack under Groups topic. Might be a good
thing to make more obvious if these stacks are being revised.
For me the following syntax
Try "button 1 of group x" or "control 1 of group x" etc.
Philip Chumbley
What's the syntax for determining the members of a group? It isn't
referred to under group properties in the Reference stack, or in the
Concepts and Techniques stack under Groups topic. Might be a good
thing to make
Thanks, controls that's what I couldn't remember
as in : put the number of controls in group 1
R.
On Monday, January 13, 2003, at 05:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try "button 1 of group x" or "control 1 of group x" etc.
Hello,
Upon a stack opening for the first time, it automatically and
_unwantedly_ selects the top line of a field with listBehavior set to true. How
do I prevent this (i.e., so that the list-field remains unhilited)?
I tried switching the layer of the list-field, as well as this
piece of
check out the 'focus' command
(B
(Bon opencard
(B focus (to a different object)
(Bend opencard
(B
(B
(Bor reset your layering order so that the list is not the first control on
(Bthe page.
(B
(B___
(Bmetacard mailing list
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You should be able to prevent this by placing a field (that can receive
focus) on a (lower|higher) layer than the listbox. I think it's lower
layer.
gc
On Sunday, January 12, 2003, at 09:18 PM, kweto wrote:
Hello,
Upon a stack opening for the first time, it automatically and
_unwantedly_
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