Found this at groups.google.com:
But to answer your question: any executable that performs a screen saver
function can be renamed to a .scr and Windows should automatically run it if
you put it in the same dir as all the other .scr files are. Under Windows 95
there are some built-in command-line
You can download a new revLibrary.rev which fixes the revGoURL problem from
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Bugs.htm
-Chipp
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You might try putting the following in a simple HTML response:
html
head
script language=javascript
location = http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit/AltuitMain/default.htm;;
/script
/head
/html
where location is the destination you wish to send the user.
-Chipp
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From:
David, below is part of a script from my Color Picker utility. Hope it
helps.
-Chipp
on mouseDown
put the mouseColor into thecolor
set the numberFormat to ##
put formathex(baseConvert(item 1 of thecolor,10,16)) into R
put formathex(baseConvert(item 2 of thecolor,10,16)) into G
put
Eric,
You can try our site at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/default.htm
There's some helpful tools there as well. Most work on both MC and RR.
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check out PDA Toolbox at www.pdatoolbox.com
It's a rapid development tool for Palm. I've used it and like it.
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Of Pierre Sahores
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Chipp Walters a écrit :
Andu,
Quick question. Have you done any speed/load tests using MC-cgi vs PHP or
ASP? Can one consider MC-cgi a robust, web-application
-CGI.
-Chipp Walters
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If all else fails compress the file before
Hey Mark,
My Dad has a Dish Networks Starband Satellite modem which has the same
problem. He can view the webpage, but can't download a .rev stack from
within revolution. I haven't looked very hard at the problem yet...I'll let
you know if I find out something.
-Chipp
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in the
window...no need to transfer info back and forth from the application. I have a
guy who could program it. Also, if there is one (DLL)
available...
thanks,
Chipp Walters,
Altuit, Inc.
do
something after a stack has been moved (seperate issue).
Thanks for taking the time,
Chipp Walters, Altuit, inc.
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Simon,
If not, my next question is, can MC return the IP of the
computer without using the shell?
Check out the Sendreiver source code at
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Sendreiver.htm
It successfully returns IP addressess and has a p2p quality about it.
-Chipp
Richard,
IMO, A cleaner (and safer) approach is to upload files to a web server using
AltSAFileUp Library which should be compatible with file posting to
webservers using form based file upload (RFC1867).
Depending on what type of server you wish to upload, you can do the same as
a browser
Ken,
That's smart.
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Don't use a scrolling field. Make a tall transparent field with
the colored
boxes
Why don't you just do
set the blendlevel of img someimage to 75
Does the same thing on my Windows machine.
?
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JB,
Shao Sean has a wonderful SMTP library at: http://www.shaosean.tk/
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Hi all,
Is
don't forget and use binfile!
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Ok, I'm trying to use the libUrlFtpUpload data, url [,
message] as
it's loc at the bottom. Any help
would be great!
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Richard (or anyone else)..
Do you know how to check (registry settings) for the taskbar
height...and
if
it's set to 'always on top
JB,
It looks very nice! Couple of questions... Do you have hooks for Gouraud and
Phong support? How about Anti-aliasing? Can you load models which are DXF,
3DS, LWO? Do you plan on making this available to other RR developers?
Thanks,
Chipp
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Klaus (or other),
Why do you use effective filename instead of just filename??
-Chipp
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Chipp Walters wrote:
Why do you use effective filename instead of just filename??
The filename refers to the stack file. A mainstack is a stack file, so te
Scott,
Don't know if this helps but
executing
mem /p
from a dos window will return all running programs.
So, you might be able to run a batch file which prints out the running
programs and check it from there..
-Chipp
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I believe it is:
MetaCard engine version: 2.4.2
-Chipp
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Hi folks,
The info slips my mind right
. If interested let me know and I'll set it
up and issue the necessary privileges.
best,
Chipp Walters
www.altuit.com
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Andu,
try it with a transparent gif.
it only has a 1-bit transparency channel whereas transparent PNGs can have
an 8 bit channel which won't work.
-Chipp
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a suggestion
Chipp
Any reason you need a command line utility and not just using MC
by itself?
It scales, rotates, etc. If you're interested, check out Chipp Walters'
image manipulation tools at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Downloads.htm
May just do what you need
I have a folder with my graphics in it (jpegs and gifs) and one with my
Quicktime movies and use relative paths in the program. I built a
standalone
on a Mac, and when I run it on another Mac the movies do not show
up but the
players do and some graphics show up, other graphics show up when
Shari,
You might check out:
Creating a custom icon for Windows
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Tutorials.htm
but it's targeted at runrev but i think should work for MC
-Chipp
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OMG,
OSX -- lickability over usability
LOL --way too funny
...or sad, depending on how you look at it.
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(and sometimes complicated?) IDE of RunRev. The
choice is completely up to the user -- some of them (like myself) own
licenses to both products. I personally use RR more than MC but you'll find
many others who prefer the other way around.
-Chipp Walters
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev
You
More OT:
You might check out PDAToolBox at www.pdatoolbox.com
It's a very easy to use RAD tool for Palms which requires little to no
scripting. It's amazing the kinds of apps you can build with it.
Some day, I'd like to also see a PocketPC version...btw, does anyone know if
RR runs on the Sharp
So, what kinds of strategies can anyone suggest to take this beyond the
consensus reality barrier?
FWIW, I'm using RR/MC to build application which are web-aware.
The apps can update themselves using the web, and also download plugins by
just clicking on an image in a web page (which
Ray,
17. Accidentally delete your complete web page ~ 1 second.
Just way *too* funny Now...how many steps does it take to build your
first hello world C DLL (I'm still counting)
-Chipp
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Do an import snapshot of the grcs you want and then resize the resulting
image and lock the loc of it to keep it from resizing. You may want to do
another import snapshot of the newly lockloc 'ed image if you're trying to
keep the filesize small.
-Chipp
The big problem with a *sanctioned* web-savvy MetaCard or RunRev player is
the potential for *very dangerous viruses*!!
It would be relatively simple to create a stack which deleted all the files
in the Windows folder using a simple mouseOver of an image on a web page --
without the user never
Good point. Didn't know about 'secureMode'. Though it's pretty much what I
was referring to when I mentioned 'sandbox.' Thanks for the tip.
Though, if one of the requisites for a player is that it be able to store
stacks locally, I guess the securemode couldn't be invoked.
-Chipp
Well, there is
Chipp Walters wrote:
The big problem with a *sanctioned* web-savvy MetaCard or RunRev player
is the potential for *very dangerous viruses*!!
I don't understand this discussion, one can DD a stack on the engine on
all platforms which support it and have it play. For browsers
one can
Richard,
While the potential for malicious abuse is clear, it's no more a
problem for
Rev than it is for ActiveX controls, Director extensions, or downoading
applications from Downoad.com.
I disagree. See my response on this subject to Andu. Also, Director
extensions are not necessarily
Ken,
Thanks for the *clearer* explanation!
If you click on a .doc file link on a web page it will download and
automatically launch Word. Since Word has macros, this *should* be a
security concern of Microsoft's. Now suppose this link is in an onload
event. Merely going to that page will
Sivakatirswami,
I think there are two seperate issues here...and perhaps they are a bit
confusing. A standalone player, (like Macromedia and SuperCard have) versus
a web-enabled (auto boot as you call it) player. In the case of the
standalone player, an individual has to take action in order to
Richard,
Indeed, in the absence of a browser plug-in for Rev, everything
that can be
done in Rev must take place outside of a browser.
Good point.
With all of its security technology, when it comes to downloading EXEs the
browser still relies on the oldest mechanism available: individual
Andu,
Chipp says:snip
b) be certified as 'safe' by a reputable 3rd party (the Microsoft
approach).
Andu replies:snip
This is what tripped me in your previous message too, and this is what I
was referring to as the illusion of security being worse then no security
at all.
The 3rd
HEY! Who you calling a GEEK! Oh...wait a minute. GEEK is Chic these days...
hmmm thanks for the compliment..
i guess.
In some ways the MC engine is like an OS, and is prone to the same
vulnerability: geeks will add stuff to their environment and
modify it much
more so than a relative
that's much bigger than the size of my window, and I
want to make a sort of preview of the entire group's contents similar
to the Navigator palette in Adobe applications. I got this nice advice:
On Sunday, December 22, 2002, at 02:05 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Do an import snapshot of the grcs
Karl,
While you can only capture screen contents, you can control where it gets
pasted by setting the topstack() to invisible or offscreen. This is how I do
it for the screen capture utility: Hemtools..
http://www.altuit.com/webs/hemingway/HemTools/HemTools.htm
But, if you're capturing content
Richard,
This will make a file invisible from Windows...
if the platform is Win32 then
put the filename of the topstack into tfile
replace / with \ in tfile
put attrib quote tfile quote -h into DosCommand
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put shell (DosCommand) into theError
check out the 'focus' command
(B
(Bon opencard
(B focus (to a different object)
(Bend opencard
(B
(B
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Hi Richard,
Nope, not boring at all. In fact, most useful. I, too have read your guide a
bunch of moons ago, and have implemented many of the naming conventions you
describe. At first, I believed, as Andu said, it's up to the individual.
But, I started using your naming conventions primarily
Xavier,
check out my proplist plugin. For metacard, you should open it up as a
palette. Use the old version, not the new version. Then select two menus,
and compare properties to see what is different.
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Plugins.htm
-Chipp
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Hey Richard,
I've given this a bit of thought. What you want is what some of us call the
'springs and struts' stuff. I've been successful using a plain window (no
decorations) and creating a 'stretchable' interface. See some the images at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/leo/Stuff/InterfacePix.htm
Hi William,
You can either create the objectList by selecting the objects you wish to
group, then issuing the single command group as in..
on mouseUp
select control 1 and control 2
group
end mouseUp
or if you don't want to select, you can use the 'and' concatenator as in..
on mouseUp
Mark,
Of course, if the servers are on a local area network, and you can see them
on the desktop, then you can double-click and launch. You can have multiple
instances launching of the same program.
But, if you want to launch from a webpage (say by clicking on an link) then
you'll need a
Shari,
Try Creating a custom icon for Windows at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Tutorials.htm
-Chipp
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Raymond,
try:
on copyToClip pImage
choose select tool
drag from topleft of image pImage to botright of image pImage
copy
choose browse tool
end copyToClip
-Chipp
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Hi Xavier,
Turns out those 16 colors can be any colors as long as there is black and
white among them.
best,
Chipp
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Nope,
If you're not a registered user of your website, and you click the Downloads
link you get:
MonsieurX: Access Denied
(at least on my WinXP computer that is;-)
-Chipp
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Thanks Sean,
I've been keeping my eye on the alwaysOnTop.dll and thinking about how to
use it. I'll let you know when I've got something!
best,
Chipp
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Hi Dave,
My best thinking on this subject would be to try and discover what's
happening on the other machines. If you can't reproduce the errors, perhaps
you can write a utility to see (some things to possibly check for):
1) What version of the OS they are using
2) If QT is installed or not
3)
Andu,
I think.
There are so many free products based on Mozilla that I think this one
should be free too.
If you like free stuff you can visit our other free offerings at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/default.htm
-Chipp
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Sean,
My understanding of it: MS is saying they're planning on 'embedding' the
browser into the next operating system Longhorn available sometime in
2005-6 and they're not doing any major upgrades to IE until that time when
of course it will be named something else.
(personal opinion) I think
Yep, remember those days...640x480 8 bit color..
Funny, the last PC laptop I purchased only goes down to 800x600. It is 1400
x 1050 native -- all in only 14.1 inches. Funny, I design a web page on it
and it look HUGE on other systems! Perhaps too large is too bad;-)
-Chipp
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Yup,
I remember having a 128 Mac upgraded to 2 Mb with a mono 19 MegaScreen
(1024x768) -- the *second best* computer I ever had! (First best being the
first Mac 140 laptop - man I loved that machine!)
-Chipp
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Hi Scott,
It seems to me that the PUT URL is by nature a blocking command, and
therefore not able to be 'multi-tasked'. In otherwords, the handler stops
and waits for a result before proceeding. You might check with Dave on this,
but my thinking is 'not possible in libURL' -- course I could be
Scott,
Very Cool! Works great on XP.
2nd time thru, used only 5 slotsmust admit to being a bit lucky! ;-)
-Chipp
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GREAT!!
I look forward to playing around with it. HTML messages are great as well as
SMTP authentication.
Now even newbies can build a stack to SPAM everyone with a beautiful HTML
page and include a virus file;-)
-Chipp
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Hi Shari,
Kinda reminds me of Apple/Windows. Apple had the better product, but
Billy was the marketing genius, and so snatched up the majority of
marketshare.
As someone who tried awfully hard to get Macs into Fortune 500 companies (I
carried a Mac Plus into TI and Compaq each day), it
I've been listening to this very interesting conversation. After thinking a
bit, I've decided this is a good thing...I've chronicled my journey with
Xtalk in order to prove a point. Sorry so long...
First my concerns...
When Charlie Jackson sold Silicon Beach (and SuperCard) to Aldus, I remember
Hi Dan!
1) Companies aren't in the mad acquistion mode in this economy -- and I
doubt this will turn around very soon;
That's not how I read things right now, Chipp. Oracle is
certainly in acquisition mode. Always is. They're trying a
hostile takeover of PeopleSoft as we speak. There
If you are using RunRev, you can click on the icon marked Documentation on
the toolbar. Then click on Transcript Language Dictionary. Type
imageSource in the Search field, then click on the imageSource link. There
it will tell you the proper syntax.
set the imageSource of char 1 of line 2 of
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Chipp Walters wrote:
Lemme know when ya'll be in Austin :-)!!!
Wish I could be there :-(
Maybe we should hook up videoconferencing some time and have a distributed
worldwide RevDevCon
--
Richard Gaskin
Lemme know when ya'll be in Austin :-)!!!
Wish I could be there :-(
-Chipp
The next Southern California RevDevCon will be on Tuesday, August
26, at 7pm
here at the Fourth World Embassy in downtown Los Angeles.
These RevDevCons are small informal gatherings of Revolution and MetaCard
If you set up a video stream - I can toast you from here (London)! Monte
can join us for breakfast (Australia) and Chipp - how about some live
action footage from the ranche ?
Sure, but there's not much live action here considering it was 106 degrees F
outside. Even the horses were looking
Alain,
w/out going too much into it, can you explain what an Intelligent Agent does
in MC? Perhaps an example? I'm interested in learning more:-)
-Chipp
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Hi Alain,
Thanks for the synopsis. How would you see a very basic agent as being
able to accomplish all of what you said, in RunRev?
Do you typically need self-modifying code? If so, aren't RR's script
limits somewhat of a problem. Also, how do IA's differ with Neural
Nets? Expert Systems?
I have a HyperCard-based example of a forward-chaining
rule-based inference engine. It's very very simple to
understand and to use; so much so that you may not see
how ths is different from traditional scripting. Here
is the URL just in case your interested :
Thanks both Pierre and Alain!
best,
Chipp
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Hi Scott, Richard,
My altPluginsToolbar
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/altPluginCover/about.htm
could be easily modified to support plugin management, along with
self-updating plugins. I believe Richard said something about waiting
for the next rev of the engine to start 'pluging-in' the MC
H, good questions Richard.
I might be interested in working with a group on a new look'n feel for
the MC IDE. I'd certainly rather go at this with a spec than just a
facelift.
-Chipp
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ken Ray wrote:
Thanks for releasing this Richard!
One thing, though... now that
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Of the available compression methods I'm not aware of any that retain
Mac metadata (Finder info). Given that Stuffit is freely available for
both Mac and Win it seemed a decent solution.
While I'm not a big MC user (but plan to be some day when I grow up), I
pretty
and save and you've created a resource fork?
-Chipp
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Chipp Walters wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Of the available compression methods I'm not aware of any that retain
Mac metadata (Finder info). Given that Stuffit is freely available
for both Mac and Win it seemed a decent
I, too am a bit disappointed with the engine debug messages in engine
2.6. Many times my scripts don't seem to want to compile on the first
try, and issue a 'bad factor' error, but do alright on the next try.
If this is supposed to be fixed in the 2.3 engine, has anyone yet checked?
I also lose
The dontWrap property when set to false still won't wrap text which has
no spaces in it. Try inserting a space in your string and see if it
doesn't work correctly. I suppose this could be considered a bug.
-Chipp
Alain Farmer wrote:
No, I have never had these problems, but I do have a
similar
I must admit, I really don't understand the need for a 3rd 'active' mode either. As
one who has already built quite a few plugins, I neve never seen a reason for an
'active mode as you describe. One of the best features of Metacard is it's simplicity.
My vote is to keep it that way.
Best,
I noticed in the latest DL of MetaCard, the alwaysBuffer of most IDE
stacks is not set. While this was not necessary in previous versions of
the engine, it is now used to disable the 'flashing' effect around
windowsXP look and feel.
I recommend setting the alwaysBuffer of all IDE stacks to
Hi Richard et al...
I agree with Richard, in fact, his often well-thought expression of
MetaCard's strict compliance to the vanilla is the primary reason why
I'm 'attempting' to switch to MC (I'm sure a first, going back to MC
from one who has started with RR:-)
I believe the alwaysBuffer
for what it's worth,
I'm doing the following:
if there is a stack revMenuBar then
--IN REV
else
--IN MC
end if
also, I notice libURL doesn't start automatically, but my
altPluginsToolbar (and MagicCarpet and other plugins) need it. So, in MC
I use in my altPlugin toolbar initMe routine the
Scott and Wilhelm,
As long as you're adding features...
I like Wilhelm's idea and think it's good for a couple of reasons:
1) It doesn't change the existing vernacular...IOW, old scripts will
work with it just fine
2) It works great with stacks on the 'edge' of the screen where the
dialog box
Ray,
I must be missing someting...how is this different from setting the loc
of stack xyz to the screenloc?
-Chipp
Ray Horsley wrote:
Here's a short script I use to center any window before showing it:
on placeWindow win
put the screenRect into scrRct
put (item 3 of scrRct - width of window
I'd vote YES for this as well.
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi folks,
i would like to vote for a nice (Windoze only) feature in the MC IDE:
Is it possible to make the MetaCard Menu Bar stack behave like the
revMenubar?
I mean make it iconify-able (?) ;-)
With the appropriate scripts in the stack?
It is
Klaus Major wrote:
Chipp, if you really feel an EXTREME INNER URGE to do it by yourself,
just drop a line, i won't mind :-D
Klaus, let me check...just a sec.
No inner urge felt. Bummer.
Seriously, I still don't find my way around MC well enough. It's
difficult to navigate successfully, though I
Klaus,
You may want to try out Thunderbird, the Mozilla Open Source mail
client. I like it much more than the Apple client, it's free and
cross-platform as well. Also, like Apple's client, it has built in SPAM
filtering...in fact, it looks a lot like Apple's client.
And, all your emails came
Hi Richard,
I believe you *can* use earlier versions of libURL, though they won't
support the SSL features. Contact me offlist if you need the latest beta
sans SSL.
best,
Chipp
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Where can I download the latest version of libURL for use in MC?
Can I use earlier versions of
Dave,
Let me know if you need a place to host libURL. I've got plenty of
server space.
-Chipp
Dave Cragg wrote:
On 8 Sep 2004, at 03:17, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Some time ago Dave Cragg wrote:
The version of libUrl (1.1a3) currently being distributed with
the Rev 2.5 beta (engine 2.6.1) is not
I need to run MC on a new Mac (Panther). From the MC IDE User Group:
The engine that drives the MC IDE is Runtime Revolution. The latest
version is available at runrev.com.
After downloading, you'll need to place the engine into the MetaCard
folder, renaming it to mc.exe on Windows, MetaCard on
Sorry Klaus, that didn't work either.
I've created a folder in the same directory at the mchelp.mc, mchome.mc,
and mctools.mc and named it MetaCard.app. Of course the extension went
away because the Mac now thinks it a bundle.
Next I opened the bundle and created a new folder named Contents,
Thanks Jacque,
This should probably be included in the installation instructions at the
MC IDE group front page.
-Chipp
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Go here:
ftp://ftp.metacard.com/MetaCard/
Download the last available version of MC for OS X. Decompress.
Substitute the Rev app inside its bundle for
Just use relative paths to externals.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the procedure to dynamically make the externals of a stack
readily available?
Scenario:
Stack with externals is copied to a new machine. Stack opens, externals
filepaths are re-set, so ask user to quit and try again??
Alejandro,
Firewalls and proxies can be a big problem for software developers.
There is a setting called the httpProxy you might want to take a look
at in Rev (don't know if it exists in MC).
Also, the latest version of libURL supports Basic Authentication and
NTLM authentication (PC only,
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