Hello,
Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes? This is with MC2.4.
The script I use:
put
I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the screen.
Depending
on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because without
waiting
was used for the objects move).
This is the problem.. I want all the objects to finish their moves before the
Hi Signe Marie,
Hello,
Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes? This is with MC2.4.
The script I
Signe Marie Sanne ecrivait / wrote:
Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes?
That is the different
Hi Everyone,
I'm working on a Mac, creating my first cross-platform stack, and
I've read in the archives that Arial, Time New Roman and Helvetica are
fairly safe fonts to use. Any others?
Regards,
Greg
Signe Marie Sanne ecrivait / wrote:
Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes?
That is the different
Hi Michael,
I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
screen. Depending
on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because
without waiting
was used for the objects move).
This is the problem.. I want all the objects to finish their
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ecrivait / wrote:
I use the following handler to deal with visual effects. Visual
effects that are from the answer effect dialog have a long sequence
of characters. I store these in separate fields. Then I just call
their contents when I need them
OKay!
One cannot call
Recently, Gregory Lypny wrote:
I'm working on a Mac, creating my first cross-platform stack, and
I've read in the archives that Arial, Time New Roman and Helvetica are
fairly safe fonts to use. Any others?
Verdana is also good for on-screen use.
Regards,
Scott
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ecrivait / wrote:
I use the following handler to deal with visual effects. Visual
effects that are from the answer effect dialog have a long sequence
of characters. I store these in separate fields. Then I just call
their contents when I need them
OKay!
One cannot call
Gregory Lypny asked:
I've read in the archives that Arial, Time New Roman and Helvetica are
fairly safe fonts to use. Any others?
Helvetica is not listed in my MSWord. But Century, the Latinate font which
my Japanese OS prefers, seems ubiquitous.
Cheers.
Nicolas
Archives:
At 9:54 AM -0600 10/31/01, Ken Ray wrote:
This has to do with the fact that the Mac uses a carriage return/line-feed
combination (CRLF) at the end of each line, and Windows generally uses just
LFs (or is just CRs? I can't remember right now). CRs are ASCII 13, LFs are
ASCII 10, BTW. In any event,
Recently, Michael Walas wrote:
I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
screen. Depending
on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because
without waiting
was used for the objects move).
This is the problem.. I want all the
on 31/10/01 3:54 PM, Ken Ray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has to do with the fact that the Mac uses a carriage return/line-feed
combination (CRLF) at the end of each line, and Windows generally uses just
LFs (or is just CRs? I can't remember right now). CRs are ASCII 13, LFs are
ASCII 10,
At 7:08 PM +0100 10/31/01, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Michael,
I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
screen. Depending
on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because
without waiting
was used for the objects move).
This is the
I was amazed and delighted to learn MC had array tools! They could be a
bazillion
times faster than running thru a repeat loop
But where are they? I looked under every bushel basket Scott has scattered
around
but could find nary a mention of array, itemArray, or thingieArray.
These neat
Ray G Miller wrote:
I was amazed and delighted to learn MC had array tools! They could be a
bazillion
times faster than running thru a repeat loop
But where are they? I looked under every bushel basket Scott has scattered
around
but could find nary a mention of array, itemArray, or
At 1:37 PM + 10/31/01, Ray G Miller wrote:
Do squre brackets, [], define an array? Are arrays tab delimited, comma
delimited
or can any char work? Besides itemArray, what are the other array tools?
So many questions, so little doc...
How many other undocumented functions are there? [Of
Ben,
Thanks for the clarification... I *knew* I'd forgotten something... As for
your comment about CRLF, VB has that as a constant (vbCRLF), so why
shouldn't MetaCard? ;-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Website: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
- Original Message
Ken Ray wrote:
Ben,
Thanks for the clarification... I *knew* I'd forgotten something... As for
your comment about CRLF, VB has that as a constant (vbCRLF), so why
shouldn't MetaCard? ;-)
Seconded (that's the only ToolBook token I fell in love with).
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
This list is the best! The line below worked. Thanks everybody.
How about:
wait until the movingControls = empty
Maybe that'll do it.
Phil
I wrote:
I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
screen. Depending
on user choices, sometimes there are
Thanks,
Nicholas and Scott for the font advice.
Greg
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Gregory Lypny
Associate Professor of Finance
John Molson School of Business
Concordia University
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Take chances, make mistakes!
- Ms
Fonts are a bugger! I can't remember the url but if you search for fonts on
the Microsoft website you will find a cross platform package of fonts that
are free to download and are also distributed with IE 5. I think you can
even distribute them but I'm not sure.
Note that Windows 95 has a very
On 10/29/01 11:09 PM, eugen helbling wrote:
Hi LiangTyan,
just to demonstrate that the new split(I like them) can do in case of
duplicate removing.
for example you have a field/variable having something like
nameA,firstnameB cr nameA,firstnameC
in it, you can use split handler to
LiangTyan Fui wrote:
On 10/29/01 11:09 PM, eugen helbling wrote:
Hi LiangTyan,
just to demonstrate that the new split(I like them) can do in case of
duplicate removing.
for example you have a field/variable having something like
nameA,firstnameB cr nameA,firstnameC
in it,
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