0 Authorware 1 3.5 Working Model 2 %s (%s) 16 Sun 17 Mon 18 Tue 19 Wed 20 Thu 21 Fri 22 Sat 32 Jan 33 Feb 34 Mar 35 Apr 36 May 37 Jun 38 Jul 39 Aug 40 Sep 41 Oct 42 Nov 43 Dec 49 A3W.LOG 50 Continue 51 File 52 Quit 53 TRUE,T,YES,ON 54 FALSE,F,NO,OFF 55 yes 56 no 57 Return 58 &Author Menus On Ctrl+Space 59 &Author Menus Off Ctrl+Space 60 Image at %d%% of actual size 61 Working Model (Saves up to %d icons) 62 (Saves up to %d icons and %d variables) 63 (%d icons and %d variables are in use) 65 The expression is too long. 66 Part of the expression is too long. 67 Missing quote on string. 68 Unknown operator '%s'. 69 Syntax error. 70 Incorrect use of operator. 71 The Test() function requires two or three arguments. 72 A right parenthesis ')' is missing. 73 Missing '(' following a function reference. 74 Expression is too complex. 75 Out of memory. 76 Improper assignment. 77 Expected an assignment operation. 78 Operand missing. 79 Too many arguments for function. 80 Argument must be a variable name. 81 Expected a function call or an assignment statement. 82 An internal error %s occurred. 83 Expected an expression. 84 Error in UCD callback parameter. 85 Function '%s()' is not defined. 86 Variable '%s' is not defined. 87 The icon '%s' does not exist. 88 The variable '%s' cannot be used with '@'. 89 User variables like '%s' may not be used with '@'. 90 More than one icon is titled '%s'. 91 The variable or function name '%s' is too long. 92 The icon title '%s' is reserved, and may not be referenced. 93 Not enough arguments for function. 94 Function '%s()' can only be used in a calculation icon. 95 '%s' is a reserved word and cannot be used. 96 '@' references cannot be used in libraries. 97 A statement was expected here. 98 'if' was expected. 99 'then' was expected. 100 'end' was expected. 101 A new line was expected here. 102 'repeat' must be followed by 'while' or 'with'. 103 'repeat' was expected. 104 repeat-with should be of the form 'repeat with variable := value [down] to value' 105 'exit repeat' or 'next repeat' must be within a repeat block. 106 Argument list missing for function. Re-load the function. 112 ABS 113 INT 114 ATAN 115 COS 116 SIN 117 TAN 118 EXP 119 LN 120 EXP10 121 LOG10 122 Sign 123 SQRT 124 SubStr 125 Round 126 MOD 127 NBF__ 128 SetCursor 129 WaitMouseUp 130 JumpOutReturn 131 UpperCase 132 LowerCase 133 CharCount 134 Strip 135 Reduce 136 RepeatString 137 Find 138 RFind 139 Replace 140 ReplaceWord 141 WordCount 142 GetWord 143 NumCount 144 GetNumber 145 Date 146 FullDate 147 Day 148 Month 149 Year 150 DayName 151 MonthName 152 DateToNum 153 ZoomRect 154 Random 155 Quit 156 Test 162 IconTitle 163 Beep 164 JumpFile 165 Line 166 Eval 167 PressKey 168 Restart 169 QuitRestart 170 ArrayGet 171 ArraySet 172 WriteExtFile 173 ReadExtFile 174 Char 175 VideoDisplay 176 VideoSound 177 VideoSpeed 178 Box 179 Circle 180 EvalAssign 181 Initialize 182 ShowCursor 183 Application 184 Capitalize 185 GetLine 186 Preload 187 Overlapping 188 DeleteLine 189 ReplaceLine 190 InsertLine 191 PrintScreen 192 ReplaceSelection 193 DrawLine 194 DrawBox 195 DrawCircle 196 AppendExtFile 197 InfoWindRect 198 InfoWindFull 199 VideoText 200 JumpFileReturn 201 JumpOut 202 GoTo 203 MoveWindow 204 ResizeWindow 205 LineCount 206 ASIN 207 ACOS 208 DeleteFile 209 FileType 210 SaveRecords 211 Catalog 212 CreateFolder 213 TextCopy 214 TextCut 215 TextPaste 216 PostPict 217 TimeOutGoTo 218 ResumeFile 219 ResumeFileName 220 ShowMenuBar 221 KillTrigger 222 DisplayIcon 223 ShowTitleBar 224 FlushKeys 225 EraseAll 226 SetVideoDevice 227 IconLogTitle 228 EraseIcon 229 JumpPrintReturn 230 ReplaceString 231 LayerDisplay 232 SyncPoint 233 SyncWait 234 SetProperty 235 GetProperty 236 CloseWindow 237 SetMoov 238 BackDoor 239 DisplayIconNoErase 240 RefreshScreen 241 RenameFile 242 DisableCmdSpace 243 CheckVolume 244 OpenDigitalMovie 245 IconLogID 246 VideoPause 247 VideoPlay 248 VideoStep 249 VideoSeek 250 VideoChromaKey 251 VideoSend 252 PageHistoryID 253 PageHistoryTitle 254 PurgePageHistory 255 PageFoundID 256 PageFoundTitle 257 GetTextContaining 258 FindText 259 Keywords 260 IconNext 261 IconPrev 262 IconNumChildren 263 IconFirstChild 264 IconLastChild 265 IconParent 266 ChildIDToNum 267 ChildNumToID 268 IconTypeName 269 PageContaining 270 IconTitleShort 271 OLEDoVerb 272 OLEIconize 273 OLESetAutoUpdate 274 OLEUpdateNow 275 OLESetTrigger 276 OLEGetTrigger 277 OLESetTriggerVerb 278 OLEGetTriggerVerb 279 OLEGetObjectVerbs 280 MediaPlay 281 MediaPause 282 MediaSeek 283 Code 284 IconType 285 SetMode 286 SetFill 287 SetFrame 288 SetLine 289 RGB 290 Trace 291 GetMovieInstance 292 Unload 293 ShowTaskBar 294 GoToNetPage 295 NetDownload 296 ShockFuncOne 297 ShockFuncTwo 298 ShockFuncThree 299 ShockFuncFour 300 ShockFuncFive 301 ShockFuncSix 302 ShockFuncSeven 303 ShockFuncEight 304 ShockFuncNine 305 ShockFuncTen 306 OldStyleScrollBars 307 NetPreload 357 If-Then 358 Repeat With 359 Repeat While 360 Next Repeat 361 Exit Repeat 362 Exit 363 + - * / ** 364 ^ 365 = <> < <= >= > 366 & | ~ 367 := 368 number := ABS(x) \n Returns the absolute value of x. 369 number := INT(x) \n Returns the integer portion of the floating-point number contained in x. Unlike the Round function, INT strips off values past the decimal point rather than rounding the value. 370 number := ATAN(x) \n Returns the arc tangent of the variable or expression specified in x in the range -pi/2 to pi/2. 371 number := COS(angle) \n Returns the cosine of the angle you specify in angle, expressed in radians. 372 number := SIN(angle) \n Returns the sine of the angle you specify in angle, expressed in radians. 373 number := TAN(angle) \n Returns the tangent of the angle you specify in angle, expressed in radians. 374 number := EXP(x) \n The EXP function returns the value of e (the transcendental constant used as the base for natural logarithms) raised to the power of x. 375 number := LN(x) \n The LN function returns the natural logarithm of x. 376 number := EXP10(x) \n The EXP10 function returns the value of 10 raised to the power of x. 377 number := LOG10(x) \n The LOG10 function returns the base 10 logarithm of x. 378 number := Sign(x) \n Returns -1 if x is negative; 0 if x is zero; 1 if x is positive. 379 number := SQRT(x) \n Returns the square root of the absolute value of x. 380 resultString := SubStr("string", first, last) \n Returns a portion of string, from the character in the position defined by first through the character in the position defined by last. 381 number := Round(x [, decimals]) \n Rounds x to the number of digits you specify (in decimals) to the right of the decimal point and returns the number. 382 number := MOD(x, y) \n Returns the remainder of x/y. 384 SetCursor(type) \n Sets the cursor to the type you specify. The value of type can be between 1 and 6. 385 WaitMouseUp() \n This function pauses presentation until the user releases the left mouse button. 386 JumpOutReturn("program"[, "document"]) \nOpens the application you name in program and quits Authorware (use the application's exact name and extension). Use the optional argument document to open a specific file. 387 resultString := UpperCase("string") \n UpperCase returns the string that results from converting all lowercase letters in string to uppercase letters. 388 resultString := LowerCase("string") \n LowerCase returns the string that results from converting all uppercase letters in string to lowercase letters. \n This function is useful when you're working with the Find function, which is case sensitive. 389 number := CharCount("string") \n Returns a count of the number of characters, including spaces, found in string. 390 resultString := Strip(characters, "string") \n Returns the string that results from removing all occurrences of characters contained in string. Include both uppercase and lowercase characters you want to strip. 391 resultString := Reduce(set, "string") \n Returns the string that results from reducing to a single character any multiple contiguous occurrences of the character you specify in set, within the text defined by string. 392 resultString := RepeatString("string", n) \n Returns the string that results from repeating string for n times. 393 number := Find(pattern, string) \n Find searches for the characters you specify in "pattern" in the string you specify. It returns the character position of the first match it finds (or 0 if pattern is not found). 394 number := RFind(pattern, string) \n RFind searches for the characters you specify in "pattern" in the string you specify. It returns the character position of the LAST match it finds (or 0 if pattern is not found). 395 resultString := Replace(pattern, replacer, "string") \n Returns the string that results from replacing all occurrences of pattern with replacer, within the characters defined by string. 396 resultString := ReplaceWord(word, replacer, "string") \n Returns the string that results from replacing all occurrences of word found in string with replacer. 397 number := WordCount("string") \n Returns the number of words found in string. Words are separated by one or more spaces or by special characters such as Tab and Return. Commas and periods are ignored unless followed by a space. 398 resultString := GetWord(n, "string") \n Returns the character string that contains the nth word in string. If n is not within the range of the number of words in the string, GetWord returns an empty (null) string. 399 number := NumCount("string") \nReturns a count of the numbers found in string. The end of a number is marked by a space or a non-numeric character. The count of numbers in the user's last text response is stored in the system variable called NumCount. 400 number := GetNumber(n, "string") \n Returns the number that corresponds to the numeric value of the nth number in string. If n is not within the range of the numbers in the string, or if Authorware doesn't find a number, GetNumber returns 0. 401 string := Date(number) \n Returns a character string after converting the number of days since January 1, 1900 to the short-date format set in the computer's localization setting. See "Authorware Reference" for valid input. 402 string := FullDate(number) \n Returns a character string after converting the number of days since January 1, 1900 to the long-date format set in the computer's localization setting. See "Authorware Reference" for valid input. 403 value := Day(number) \n Returns the number of the day of the month, using the number of days since January 1, 1900, as the basis. See "Authorware Reference" for valid input. 404 number := Month(number) \n Returns the number of the month by calculating the number of days, using the number of days since January 1, 1900, as the basis. See "Authorware Reference" for valid input. 405 number := Year(number) \n Returns the number of the year, using the number of days since January 1, 1900, as the basis. See "Authorware Reference" for valid input. 406 string := DayName(number) \n Returns a character string containing the day of the week, using the number of days since January 1, 1900, as the basis and then converting that number to the name of the day. See "Authorware Reference" for valid input. 407 string := MonthName(number) \n Returns a string that contains the name of the month, using the number of days since January 1, 1900, as the basis and then converting that number into the name of the month. See "Authorware Reference" for valid input. 408 number := DateToNum(day, month, year) \n Converts a date (day, month, and year) to a number that corresponds to the number of days since January 1, 1900. See "Authorware Reference" for the range of valid dates. 409 ZoomRect(x, y) \n Produces a zooming rectangle effect from the screen coordinates specified in x and y to the edge of the user display. 410 number := Random(min, max, units) \n Returns a random number between min and max in multiples of units. \n This expression generates random numbers in tenths between 1 and 10: \n Random(1,10,.1) 411 Quit(option) \n Exits file: 0 - Quit to Program Manager or return to file if jumped to from another file. 1 - Quit to Program Manager. 2 - Restart Windows (Quit to DOS in Win 3.1). 3 - Shut down computer (not in Win 3.1). See "Authorware Reference." 412 Test(condition, true expression, false expression) \n Evaluates the condition you specify. If the condition is true, true expression is evaluated; if the condition is false, false expression is evaluated. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 418 string := IconTitle(IconID) \n IconTitle returns the title of the icon you specify in IconID, which is the unique numeric identifier that Authorware assigns to each icon used in a file. Comments included in the title are returned as part of the title. 419 Beep() \n This function activates the system's beep sound. 420 JumpFile("filename"[, "variable1, variable2, ...", ["folder"]]) \n JumpFile causes Authorware to jump to the file you specify in filename. The file's extension isn't necessary. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 421 Line(pensize, x1, y1, x2, y2) \n Draws a line from position x1, y1 to position x2, y2 with the line width specified by pensize. The line is black unless you change the color with the SetFrame function. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 422 result := Eval(expression[, decimal, separator]) \n Evaluates the string in expression and places the resulting value in result. Decimal and separator specify the decimal point and thousands/millions separator. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 423 PressKey("keyname") \n Presses the key specified in keyname as if the user had pressed it on the keyboard. Enclose the key name in quotation marks. 424 Restart() \n Causes Authorware to branch to the beginning of the file, even if the file is set to Resume in the File Setup dialog box. All variables are reinitialized when the file is restarted. \n Restart can only be used in calculation icons. 425 QuitRestart(option) \n Exits the file: 0 - quit to Program Manager or return if jumped to from another file; 1 - to Program Manager; 2 - to DOS; (Win 95/NT: 2 - Reboot; 3 - Shutdown). When resumed, starts at beginning. See "Authorware Reference". 426 result := ArrayGet(n) \n Reads the nth element of the array and returns it in result. These elements can be character strings or numbers. 427 ArraySet(n, value) \n Stores the contents of value in the nth index element of the array. Values can be character strings or numbers. Valid values for n are 0 through 2500. Index numbers need not be sequential. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 428 WriteExtFile("filename", string) \n WriteExtFile overwrites the contents of the specified text file with the contents of string. The function creates a text file if it does not already exist. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 429 string := ReadExtFile("filename") \n Reads the text file specified in filename and returns the file's entire contents as a character string. This function reads only text stored in ASCII (text only) format. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 430 string := Char(key) \n Returns the character, number, symbol, or key name that corresponds to the ASCII code or key name you specify in key. If you specify a key name, such as Tab, enclose it in quotes. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 431 VideoDisplay(show) \n Turns the video display on and off. To turn on the video display at the current frame, define show as on. To turn off the video display, define show as off. 432 VideoSound(channel, play) \n Controls the sound for a video sequence. Channel defines the channel that plays the sound: 1 for channel 1, 2 for channel 2, 3 for both. Define play as on or off. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 433 VideoSpeed(speed) \n Sets the speed for the next video sequence to be played: 0=Pause, 1=Slowest, 2=Slow, 3=Normal , 4=Fast, 5=Fastest \n A negative speed plays the video in reverse at the selected speed. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 434 Box(pensize, x1, y1, x2, y2) \n Draws a box from coordinates x1, y1 to x2, y2 with the line width specified by pensize. The frame is black and the fill white unless you change them with SetFrame and SetFill. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 435 Circle(pensize, x1, y1, x2, y2) \n Draws a circle in an imaginary box bounded by x1, y1 and x2, y2 with the line width set by pensize. The frame is black and the fill white unless changed with SetFrame and SetFill. 436 result := EvalAssign(expression[, decimal, separator]) \n Takes the string in expression and places the resulting value in result. Decimal and separator specify the decimal point and thousands/millions separator. 437 Initialize() \nInitialize([variable1, variable2, ..., variable 10]) \nResets all custom variables and any system variables that were assigned a value to their initial values. \nYou can limit initialization to a list of up to ten specific variables. 438 ShowCursor(display) \n Toggles the display of the cursor between on and off. Specify off as the argument to hide the cursor; specify on to show the cursor. For example, this turns the cursor off: ShowCursor(OFF) 439 string := Application() \nReturns a string containing the letters COA followed by a space. Application is used by XCMDs to determine whether or not Authorware is running. (COA stands for Course of Action, Authorware's original name). 440 resultString := Capitalize("string"[,1]) \n Returns the string that results from capitalizing the first character of every word in string. One or more spaces between characters mark a new word. Use 1 to capitalize only the first word in string. 441 resultString := GetLine("string", n [, m, delim]) \n Returns the string that results from retrieving line n from string. To retrieve the range of lines n through m, specify n and m. To use a non-standard line separator character, specify delim. 442 number := Preload(IconID@"IconTitle" [, option]) \n Loads all internal data required to execute the icon you specify with IconTitle. External files are not preloaded. Option determines how Preload stores bitmaps. 443 condition := Overlapping(IconID@"IconTitle", IconID@"IconTitle") \n Returns a value of true if the graphic objects in the icons you specify overlap. This function also works with objects posted in calculation icons. 444 resultString := DeleteLine("string", n [, m [, delim]]) \n This function returns the string that results from deleting line n in string. Use m to delete the range of lines n through m. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 445 resultString := ReplaceLine("string", n, "newString"[, delim]) \n ReplaceLine replaces line n of string with the contents of newString. By default, lines are separated by Return. Use delim to specify a different separator. 446 resultString := InsertLine("string", n, "newString"[, delim]) \n InsertLine inserts the newString you specify after line n in string. If n is zero, newString becomes the first line. Use delim to specify a line separator other than Return. 447 PrintScreen() \n Prints the screen on the currently selected printer using the current print options. \n PrintScreen can only be used in calculation icons. Don't embed it or use it in expressions. 448 ReplaceSelection([IconID@"IconTitle"]) \n Changes the paths available in a decision icon by making a certain path available for selection. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 449 DrawLine(pensize[, x1, y1, x2, y2]) \n Allows the user to draw a line with line width specified by pensize by clicking and dragging. Include x1, y1, x2, y2 coordinates to constrain the user's drawing area. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 450 DrawBox(pensize [,x1, y1, x2, y2]) \n Allows the user to draw a box with line width specified by pensize by clicking and dragging. Include x1, y1, x2, y2 coordinates to constrain the user's drawing area. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 451 DrawCircle(pensize[, x1, y1, x2, y2]) \n Allows the user to draw an oval with line width specified by pensize by clicking and dragging. Include x1, y1, x2, y2 coordinates to constrain the user's drawing area. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 452 AppendExtFile("filename", string) \n AppendExtFile adds the contents of string to the end of the text file you specify in filename. The function creates a text file if it does not already exist. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 455 VideoText("string", n) \n Shows the text in string on line n, using the character generator in the videodisc player. Not all videodisc players support this function; if yours does not, Authorware ignores this function. 456 JumpFileReturn("filename"[, "variable1, variable2, ...",["folder"]]) \nJumps to the file you specify in filename. When the user quits the file or when a Quit(0) or QuitRestart(0) function is encountered, it returns to the original file. 457 JumpOut("program" [, "document"]) \n Opens the application you specify in program and quits Authorware. Use the application's exact name and extension. Use document to open a specific file in the application. 458 GoTo(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Jumps to the icon you specify in IconTitle and continues presentation from that icon. In most cases, it's better to use a navigate icon rather than GoTo. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 459 MoveWindow(top, left) \n The MoveWindow function moves the presentation window so that its upper left corner is positioned at the location you specify in top and left. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 460 ResizeWindow(width, height) \n The ResizeWindow function sizes the presentation window to match the coordinate values you specify in width and height. \n ResizeWindow can be used only in calculation icons. 461 number := LineCount("string" [, delim]) \n Returns the number of lines in string, excluding any empty lines at the end. By default, lines are separated by Return characters. Use delim to specify a different line delimiter, such as Tab. 462 number := ASIN(x) \n Returns the arc sine of the variable or expression specified in x in the range -pi/2 to pi/2. 463 number := ACOS(x) \n Returns the arc cosine of the variable or expression specified in x in the range 0 to pi. 464 DeleteFile("filename") \nnumber := DeleteFile("filename") \n Deletes the file or directory you specify in filename. You can delete directories only if they don't contain any files or directories. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 465 number := FileType("filename") \n Returns 0 if filename is not a file; 1=directory; 2=unpackaged file; 3=packaged without RunA3W; 4=model; 5=sound; 6=movie; 8=UCD; 10=executable; 12=library; 13=packaged library; 11=other. See "Authorware Reference". 466 SaveRecords() \n Saves the user records to disk. This is done automatically when the user quits a file. 467 Catalog("folder" [,"F" | "D"]) \n Locates all files and directories you specify and returns a string listing each. Include the path to the directory in folder. Use F or D to list only files or directories. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 468 CreateFolder("folder") \nnumber := CreateFolder("folder") \n Creates a folder with the name you specify in folder. By default, this new folder is created in the current records folder. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 469 TextCopy() \n TextCopy copies the text from a text response to the clipboard. \n With TextCopy, TextCut, and TextPaste, you can set up an Edit menu users can use to cut, copy, and paste text in text response interactions. 470 TextCut() \n TextCut cuts the text from the text response. \n With TextCopy, TextCut, and TextPaste, you can set up an Edit menu users can use to cut, copy, and paste text in text response interactions. 471 TextPaste() \n TextPaste pastes the clipboard contents into the active text response. \n With TextCopy, TextCut, and TextPaste, you can set up an Edit menu users can use to cut, copy, and paste text in text response interactions. 473 TimeOutGoTo(IconID@"IconTitle") \n If the user doesn't respond within the time limit you set in TimeOutLimit (which monitors the user's activity), Authorware jumps to the icon you specify in IconTitle. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 474 string := ResumeFile(["recfolder"]) \n Returns the name of the last file that Authorware exited in response to Quit(1), Quit(2) or Quit(3). Use recfolder if the file's records folder aren't in their default location. 475 string := ResumeFileName(["recfolder"]) \n Returns the name of the last file that Authorware exited in response to Quit(1), Quit(2), or Quit(3). Use recfolder if the file's records folder aren't in their default location. 476 ShowMenuBar(display) \n Turns the user menu bar on or off. Specify off as the argument to hide the user menu bar; specify on to display the user menu bar if it's hidden. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 478 DisplayIcon(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Displays the contents of the specified icon. (If that icon is already displayed, this function has no effect.) See "Authorware Reference" for details. 479 ShowTitleBar(display) \n Turns the presentation window title bar on or off. Specify off as the argument to hide the title bar; specify on to display the title bar if it is hidden. 480 FlushKeys() \n Ignores any keys that have been typed by the user but not yet processed by Authorware. 481 EraseAll() \n The EraseAll function erases the entire contents of the presentation window. \n EraseAll can be used only in calculation icons. Don't embed it or use it in expressions. 483 string := IconLogTitle(n[,m]) \n Returns a string containing the title of the icon presented n icons back, where 0 (the default) is the current icon, 1 is the icon before that, and so on. Use m to define a range. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 484 EraseIcon(IconID@"IconTitle") \n EraseIcon lets you decide at run time which icons to erase, based on the contents of some variable. \n EraseIcon can be used only in calculation icons. Don't embed it or use it in expressions. 485 JumpPrintReturn("program", "document") \n Opens the application you specify in program and prints the file you specify in document. After printing, Authorware continues its presentation. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 486 resultString := ReplaceString("original string", start, length, "replacement") \n Returns a string that results from replacing part of original string with replacement. Start is the 1st character to replace, length the number of characters to replace. 487 LayerDisplay(LayerNumber [, IconID@"IconTitle"]) \n Changes the layer number assigned to objects contained in display and digital movie icons. The higher the layer number, the further forward the object is. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 488 SyncPoint(option) \n The SyncPoint and SyncWait functions synchronize the execution of icons (for example, a sound icon with a display icon). SyncPoint resets the timer depending on the option you specify. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 489 SyncWait(seconds) \n SyncPoint and SyncWait synchronize the execution of icons. SyncWait pauses presentation until the time you specify in seconds expires, using as a point of reference the last SyncPoint setting. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 490 SetProperty("window", prop_name, prop_value) \n Sets the value of a property for a window created by a DLL, XCMD or UCD. Prop_name holds the name of a property, and prop_value is a string or number specifying a value for that property. 491 value := GetProperty("window", property) \n Retrieves the value of a property for the specified window. The argument window is a string containing the name of the window created by a DLL, XCMD or UCD. 492 CloseWindow("window") \n Closes the specified window. The argument window is a string containing the name of the window created by a DLL, XCMD or UCD. 495 DisplayIconNoErase(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Displays the contents of the specified icon, and acts as if Don't Erase is the Erase Feedback setting in the Response Type Options dialog box. This function has no effect if the icon is already displayed. 497 number := RenameFile("filename", "newfilename") \nRenameFile("filename", "newfilename") \n Renames the file you specify in filename with the name you specify in newfilename. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 501 number := IconLogID(n) \n IconLogID returns the icon ID of the icon displayed n icons back. IconLogID(0) returns the icon ID of the current icon. \n To use IconLogID you must set the system variable IconLog to a value greater than zero. 502 VideoPause() \n Pauses the video at the current frame. \n Use this function to pause the video at any point or to set up controls that let the user pause the video. 503 VideoPlay(frame) \n Plays the video to the frame number you specify in frame, at the current speed. If the frame number you specify is less than the number of the current frame, the video plays backward. 504 VideoStep(reverse) \n Moves the video sequence backward or forward by a single frame. To step the video forward, specify off for reverse; to step the video backward, specify on. 505 VideoSeek(frame) \n Moves the video to the frame you specify. \n For example, this expression moves the video to frame 750. \n VideoSeek(750) \n Use this function to locate a particular frame. 506 VideoChromaKey(red, green, blue) \n Determines the chroma key color for the video overlay device. You can specify the amount of each color on a scale from 0 (off) to 65536 (full). See "Authorware Reference" for details. 507 string := VideoSend(message, wait) \n Sends the character string in message to the video player, then pauses for the number of ticks you specify in wait, and returns a response from the video device. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 508 ID := PageHistoryID(n [, m]) \n Returns the icon ID of the page specified by n, where 1 is the page displayed most recently, 2 is the page before that, and so on. Use m to define a range. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 509 title := PageHistoryTitle(n [, m]) \n Returns the icon title of the page specified by n, where 1 (the default) is the page displayed most recently, 2 is the page before that, and so on. Use m to define a range. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 510 PurgePageHistory() \n Erases the page history, which consists of the icon IDs and icon titles the user has displayed. Use this function when you want to start a new page history. 511 ID := PageFoundID(n) \n Returns the icon ID of an icon that contains a match, where n defines the match. To determine what n is, Authorware assigns 1 to the first page with a match, 2 to the match after that, etc. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 512 title := PageFoundTitle(n [,m]) \n Returns the title of the icon that contains a match, where n defines a particular match or a range of titles from the nth match through the mth match. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 513 string := GetTextContaining(n [, m, maxlen]) \n Returns the actual word located by FindText, where n defines a particular match, or a range of matches, from the nth match through the mth match. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 514 string := FindText("searchString", scopeIconID, textOrKeywords, matchPattern, resultsInContext, convertResultsToPageIDs, searchInBackground) \n Searches for a specified word and creates an internal match list. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 515 string := Keywords(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Returns all keywords attached to the icon you specify, with each keyword separated by a Return character. To assign keywords, select an icon and choose Keywords from the Attributes menu. 516 ID := IconNext(IconID@"IconTitle") \n In a map, returns the ID of the icon below the icon named in IconTitle (or 0 if there's none). In a branching structure or framework, returns the ID of the icon to the right of the icon named in IconTitle (or 0). 517 ID := IconPrev(IconID@"IconTitle") \n In a map, returns the icon ID of the icon above the icon named in IconTitle (or 0 if there's none). In a branching structure or framework, returns the icon ID to the left of the specified icon (or 0). 518 number:= IconNumChildren(IconID@"IconTitle"[, flag]) \n Returns the number of icons in or attached to the icon named in IconTitle. Use flag for the number attached to a framework or in the entry or exit pane. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 519 ID := IconFirstChild(IconID@"IconTitle"[, flag]) \n Returns the ID of the first icon in or attached to the icon named in IconTitle. Use flag for the ID of the first icon in a framework or in the entry or exit pane. 520 ID := IconLastChild(IconID@"IconTitle"[, flag]) \n Returns the ID of the last icon in or attached to the icon named in IconTitle. Use flag for the ID of the last icon in a framework or in the entry or exit pane. 521 ID := IconParent(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Returns the icon ID of the parent of the icon you specify in IconTitle. This is either the map icon in which the icon is located or the branching icon to which the icon is attached. 522 number:= ChildIDToNum(@ParentTitle, @ChildTitle [, flag])] \n Returns the position of the icon named in ChildTitle that's in or attached to the icon named in ParentTitle. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 523 ID := ChildNumToID(@ParentID, n [, flag]) \n Returns the icon ID of the icon at position n within the map icon or to the right of the icon named in ParentID. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 524 IconTypeName(n) \n Returns a description of the icon type that corresponds to the number you specify in n. This number corresponds to a value from 0 to 13. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 525 ID:=PageContaining(IconID@"IconTitle"[, @"framework"]) \n Returns the icon ID of the page containing the icon you specify in IconID@"IconTitle". Use framework to find out if the icon is in a particular framework. 526 string := IconTitleShort(IconID) \n IconTitleShort returns the title of the icon you specify in IconID, which is the unique numeric identifier that Authorware assigns to each icon used in a file. It strips any comments included in the title. 527 OLEDoVerb(IconID@"IconTitle", "verb") \n Activates the verb you specify in verb for the first OLE object in an icon, so that the object responds immediately, without waiting for the user to click it. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 528 OLEIconize(IconID@"IconTitle", iconize) \n Determines whether the first OLE object in a display (identified by IconTitle) is shown as an icon (iconize is true) or whether it is fully displayed (iconize is false). 529 OLESetAutoUpdate(IconID@"IconTitle", update) \n Determines whether the first linked OLE object in the display identified by IconTitle is updated automatically (update is true) or manually (update is false). See "Authorware Reference" for details. 530 OLEUpdateNow(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Updates the first linked OLE object in the display identified by IconTitle (or in the first OLE object in the current display). If the object is embedded, this function redraws the object. 531 OLESetTrigger(IconID@"IconTitle", [trigger]) \n Determines what trigger the first OLE object in a display icon responds to: \n 0 -- No trigger (default). \n 1 -- Single-click. \n 2 -- Double-click. 532 number := OLEGetTrigger(IconID@"IconTitle") \nReturns a number that corresponds to the user action you set up to trigger an OLE object: \n0 -- No trigger (default). \n1 -- Single-click. \n2 -- Double-click. \nUse OLESetTrigger to set the trigger. 533 OLESetTriggerVerb(IconID@"IconTitle", "verb") \nAssigns the verb you specify in verb to the first OLE object in the icon named in IconTitle. The verb is triggered by double-clicking the object, unless you've set a different trigger with OLESetTrigger. 534 string := OLEGetTriggerVerb(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Returns the trigger verb that is set up for the first OLE object in the display icon you specify in IconTitle. 535 string := OLEGetObjectVerbs(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Returns a list of all verbs that apply to the first OLE object in the given display icon. The first verb in the list is the primary verb. Items in the list are separated by Return characters. 536 MediaPlay(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Starts playing the digital movie or video clip whose icon title you specify. If the movie or video clip is already playing, this function restarts the play from the beginning. \n 537 MediaPause(IconID@"IconTitle", pause) \nPauses or resumes the digital movie or video clip in the icon named in IconTitle. When pause is true, the movie or video pauses. When pause is false, a digital movie will resume, but a video clip will not. 538 MediaSeek(IconID@"IconTitle", position) \n Sets the frame number for the given digital movie or video icon. 539 number := Code(character) \n Returns the ASCII code that corresponds to the character, number, symbol, or key name you specify in character. \n See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 540 number:= IconType(IconID@"IconTitle") \n Returns a number from 1 to 13, which corresponds to the icon type of the icon you name in IconTitle. See "Authorware Reference" for the number that corresponds to each type of icon. 541 SetMode(mode) \n Sets the drawing mode for use with graphics functions: 0=Matted, 1=Transparent, 2 =Inverse, 3 =Erase, 4=Opaque 542 SetFill(flag [, color]) \n Sets the fill style for use with graphics functions. Flag is true for fill, false for no fill. Use the RGB function to calculate the color. 543 SetFrame(flag [, color]) \n Sets the frame style for graphics functions. Flag is true for fill, false for no fill. Use the RGB function to calculate the color. For no frame, you can also pass 0 as the thickness to the individual graphics function. 544 SetLine(type) \n Set the line style for use with graphics functions: 0 = no arrows, 1=start arrow, 2=end arrow, 3=both arrows 545 RGB(R, G, B) \n Combines the R (red), G (green), and B (blue) values into a single color value. Each component is a number between 0 and 255. 546 Trace("string") \n Use this function for debugging. When tracing is on in the Trace window, every time the debugger finds the Trace function, it dumps String into the Trace window. This function only works during authoring. 547 identifier := GetMovieInstance(IconID@MovieTitle) \nReturns an identifier for an instance of a movie. The variable identifier is the value returned; MovieTitle is the title of the icon that plays the movie. 548 Unload(IconID@IconTitle) \nUnload removes external movies that are in the list of preloaded movies. IconTitle is the title of the icon that plays the movie (-1 unloads every preloaded movie in the list). 549 ShowTaskBar(display) \n By default, Authorware hides the Windows 95 or NT task bar. ShowTaskBar allows it to be visible if it overlaps the presentation window. You must accompany ShowTaskBar(ON) with ShowTitleBar(ON). See "What's New in Authorware 3.5." 550 GoToNetPage(URL) \n Opens a URL whether it's a shocked Authorware piece or some other MIME type. Using GoToNetPage opens a new page within the net browser. 551 string := NetDownload(URL) \n Retrieves an HTTP item into a local file and returns the name of the file. The URL parameter is a universal resource locator which specifies the HTTP item to be retrieved. 613 if condition then statement \n Use an If-Then statement to set up a condition and provide Authorware with a specific set of instructions to follow if the condition is true. 614 Use repeat with to repeat an action a set number of times. \n Syntax: \n repeat with counter := start [down] to finish \n statement(s) \n end repeat 615 Use repeat while to repeat an action while a condition is true. Each time the loop is repeated, the condition is checked. When it changes, the loop is exited. \n Syntax: \n repeat while condition \n statement(s) \n end repeat 616 next repeat \nUse next repeat and exit repeat anywhere inside the body of a Repeat loop. Next repeat skips over any remaining statements in the loop and immediately starts to execute the loop again from the top. 617 exit repeat \nExit repeat can be anywhere inside a Repeat loop. Exit repeat exits the loop and executes the next statement in the calculation icon, or if there are none, exits the calculation icon. 618 exit \nExits a script in a calculation window. \nWhen Authorware encounters an exit statement, it skips the rest of the instructions and exits the calculation window. If the calculation is attached to an icon, Authorware executes the icon. 619 Arithmetic operators: \n + add * multiply \n - subtract / divide \n ** exponentiate \n Arithmetic operators can be used with numbers or with variables that contain numbers. They return a numerical result. 620 string := string1 ^ string2[^string 3^ ...] \n The concatenate operator returns the single string created by connecting the contents of string1, string2, and so on. For details see "Using Functions, Variables, and Expressions" in "Using Authorware." 621 Relational operators: \n= equal to <= less than or equal to \n<> not equal to >= greater than or equal to \n< less than > greater than \nRelational operators compare two values and return a true or false result. 622 Logical operators: \n & and | or ~ not \n Logical operators compare logical values and return a logical (true or false) result. 623 variable := value or expression \n The assignment operator assigns the value or the result of evaluating the expression to a variable. For more information see "Using Functions, Variables, and Expressions" in "Using Authorware." 624 NumEntry 625 RepCount 626 Random 627 Precision 628 MaxRand 629 MinRand 630 NumEntry2 631 NumEntry3 632 EntryText 633 NumCount 634 TimeInInteraction 635 Tries 636 ChoiceNumber 637 ChoiceCount 638 ResponseStatus 639 Correct 640 WindowLeft 641 CorrectChoice 642 ChoicesMatched 643 WordCount 644 CharCount 645 TimesMatched 646 MatchedEver 647 BranchPath 648 JudgeString 649 PresetEntry 650 JudgedInteractions 651 JudgedResponses 652 TotalCorrect 653 TotalWrong 654 FirstTryCorrect 655 FirstTryWrong 656 PercentCorrect 657 PercentWrong 658 PathSelected 659 TimesSelected 660 SelectedEver 661 FileTitle 662 FileName 663 UserName 664 FirstName 665 Sessions 666 WindowWidth 667 WindowHeight 668 ClickX 669 ClickY 670 CursorX 671 CursorY 672 FirstDate 673 StartTime 674 ElapsedDays 675 TotalTime 676 TotalHours 677 SessionTime 678 SessionHours 679 SystemSeconds 680 ClickSeconds 681 Date 682 Time 683 DayName 684 Day 685 MonthName 686 Month 687 Year 688 FullDate 689 Key 690 KeyNum 691 ExecutingIconID 692 Pi 693 e 694 LicenseInfo 695 Version 696 SerialNumber 697 FullTime 698 TimeRemaining 699 ResponseTime 700 Machine 701 MachineName 702 OSNumber 703 OSName 704 ShiftDown 705 CommandDown 706 AltDown 707 CapsLock 708 MouseDown 709 DisplayX 710 DisplayY 711 PathPosition 712 PositionX 713 PositionY 714 Moving 715 Animating 716 Dragging 717 MatchedIconTitle 718 ResponseType 719 EvalStatus 720 EvalMessage 721 Movable 722 ExecutingIconTitle 723 Hour 724 Minute 725 Sec 726 Resume 727 VideoFrame 728 LastX 729 LastY 730 AllSelected 731 PathCount 732 DiskBytes 733 MemoryAvailable 734 FileSize 735 Within 736 RecordsLocation 737 DirectorySize 738 WindowTop 739 FileLocation 740 CreatorProgram 741 ButtonTime 742 MenuTime 743 VideoDone 744 VideoResponding 745 ControlDown 746 DoubleClick 747 IOStatus 748 IOMessage 749 PreviousMatch 750 MaxBackground 751 TriggerCount 752 SoundPlaying 753 ScreenDepth 754 LastObjectClicked 755 Tab 756 Return 757 WindowHandle 758 ObjectMoved 759 ObjectMatched 760 TimeOutLimit 761 ResponseTop 762 ResponseLeft 763 ResponseHeight 764 ResponseWidth 765 ForceCaps 766 CustomBanner 767 CorrectChoicesMatched 768 WrongChoicesMatched 769 AllCorrectMatched 770 VideoUsesPrinterPort 771 MotionTrails 772 CaseSensitive 773 PathsReplaced 774 TotalPathsSelected 775 WordClicked 776 LineClicked 777 ResumeIcon 778 Layer 779 IconLog 780 MoviePlaying 781 ObjectClicked 782 LastWordClicked 783 LastLineClicked 784 SearchPath 785 RightMouseDown 786 MiddleMouseDown 787 PageCount 788 CurrentPageID 789 CurrentPageNum 790 MatchCount 791 Navigating 792 NavTo 793 NavFrom 794 RootIcon 795 CallStackText 796 CalledFrom 797 HotTextClicked 798 MediaPosition 799 MediaPlaying 800 MediaLength 801 DisplayTop 802 DisplayLeft 803 DisplayWidth 804 DisplayHeight 806 TimeExpired 807 OrigWorkingDirectory 808 SearchPercentComplete 809 LastSearchString 810 Checked 811 IconID 812 IconTitle 813 ScreenWidth 814 ScreenHeight 815 OSVersion 816 AppType 817 AppTypeName 818 PathType 819 FileNameType 820 NetConnected 821 NetLocation 880 NumEntry contains the first number the user types in response to a text-entry interaction. NumEntry@"IconTitle" contains the first number the user types in the icon named in IconTitle. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 881 Contains the number of times the current decision has been repeated. RepCount must be used within the decision loop structure. RepCount@"IconTitle" contains the number of times the specified decision icon has been repeated. 886 Contains the second number in a user's response to a text interaction. NumEntry2@"IconTitle" contains the number at the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 887 Contains the third number in a user's response to a text interaction. NumEntry3@"IconTitle" contains the number at the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 888 Contains the text of the user's last response in the last interaction. EntryText@"IconTitle" contains the text of the user's last response for the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 889 Contains the total number of numeric characters in the user's last entry. NumCount@"IconTitle" counts the numbers in the user's last response for the interaction you specify in IconTitle. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 890 Contains the total time the user spent in the last interaction (measured in seconds, including fractions expressed as decimals). TimeInInteraction@"IconTitle" contains the number of seconds the user spent in the interaction in the icon you specify. 891 Contains the number of times the user matched a response in the current interaction. Tries@"IconTitle" provides the number of times the user matched a response in the specified interaction. 892 Contains the number of the last icon matched by the user in the current interaction. ChoiceNumber@"IconTitle" contains the number of the last icon matched in the specified interaction. Icons are numbered from left to right, beginning with 1. 893 Contains the total number of responses that are attached to the current interaction. ChoiceCount@"IconTitle" contains the total number of target responses attached to the specified interaction. 894 Contains the status (1=Correct, 2=Wrong) of the first judged response matched in the last interaction. ResponseStatus@"IconTitle" contains the status of the first judged response in the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 895 Contains the title of the first response icon whose status is set to Correct (+). Correct@"IconTitle" contains the title of the first correct response icon in the specified interaction. 896 WindowLeft contains the number of pixels from the left edge of the screen to the left edge of the presentation window. (This corresponds to the x-coordinate screen location of the upper left corner of the presentation window.) 897 Contains the number of the first response icon in the interaction set to Correct (+). CorrectChoice@"IconTitle" contains the number of the first correct response icon in the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 898 Contains the number of different response icons the user has matched in the current interaction. ChoicesMatched@"IconTitle" contains the number of different response icons the user matched in the specified interaction. 899 Contains the number of words that the user enters in a text-entry interaction. Authorware counts as a word any group of characters that does not contain spaces. WordCount@"IconTitle" contains the number of words in the response in the specified icon. 900 Contains the number of characters the user typed in response to a text interaction. CharCount@"IconTitle" contains the number of characters in the user's response for the icon you specify with IconTitle. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 901 Contains the number of times the user matched the current response icon in this presentation of the file. TimesMatched@"IconTitle" provides the number of times the user matched the icon specified by "IconTitle." 902 If the user has previously matched a response, MatchedEver is true. MatchedEver@"IconTitle" is true if the user has previously matched the response icon you specify in IconTitle. If the response has not been matched, MatchedEver is false. 903 Contains the number of the Exit path of the last target response matched: 0=Continue, 1=Exit Interaction, 2=Try Again, 3=Return. BranchPath@"IconTitle" contains the Exit path in the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 904 By assigning a value to this variable, you can force Authorware to execute the icon that matches the contents of JudgeString. The JudgeString value is used as the response rather than the user's response. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 905 If you assign text to this variable, that text appears automatically in a text entry field during presentation. The user can add to this text, edit it, or delete it. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 906 Contains the total number of judged interactions the user has encountered in the file. An interaction is judged if the response status of any of its attached icons is set to Correct or Wrong. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 907 Contains the total number of responses given by the user to all judged interactions encountered in the file. An interaction is judged if the response status of any of its attached icons is set to Correct or Wrong. 908 TotalCorrect contains the total number of correct responses the user made to all judged interactions in the file. (An interaction is a "judged interaction" if any one of its responses is judged.) See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 909 TotalWrong contains the total number of wrong responses the user made to all judged interactions in the file. (An interaction is a "judged interaction" if any one of its responses is judged.) See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 910 FirstTryCorrect contains the total number of correct responses the user made on the first response to judged interactions in the file. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 911 FirstTryWrong contains the total number of wrong responses the user made on the first response to judged interactions in the file. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 912 PercentCorrect contains the percentage of all judged responses that were judged correct. 913 PercentWrong contains the percentage of all judged responses that were judged wrong. 914 Contains the number of the last path selected in the current decision. PathSelected@"IconTitle" provides the number of the last path selected for the specified decision icon. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 915 Contains the number of times (up to 255) that the last decision path has been selected. TimesSelected@"IconTitle" contains the number of times the specified icon attached to a decision icon has been selected. 916 SelectedEver is true if the current path of the decision icon has been previously selected for the user. SelectedEver@"IconTitle" is true if the specified icon attached to a decision icon has previously been selected. 917 Contains the title of the file as specified in the File Setup options on the File menu. 918 Contains the name of the current file, without the path. (This differs from the system variable FileTitle, which contains the title you assign in the File Setup dialog box.) 919 Use the variable UserName to store the user's full name. You can ask users to type their names in a text interaction, then assign the value of EntryText to UserName. You can also assign a value to UserName directly. 920 Extracts the user's first name from the system variable UserName. If UserName was typed with the last name first, Authorware stores the first word after the comma in FirstName. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 921 Contains the number of times the user has used the current file. If the file is set to Restart, this value will always be 1. 922 Contains the width of the Presentation window in pixels. 923 Contains the height of the Presentation window in pixels. 924 ClickX contains the number of pixels from the left edge of the presentation window to the position of the cursor when the user last pressed the mouse button. 925 Contains the number of pixels from the top of the presentation window (the edge below the title bar) to the location of the cursor at the last mouse click. If Overlay Menu Bar is off and the menu is showing, the top is the edge below the menu bar. 926 CursorX contains the number of pixels from the left edge of the presentation window to the current cursor position. 927 Contains the number of pixels from the top of the presentation window (the edge below the title bar) to the location of the current cursor position. If Overlay Menu Bar is off and the menu is showing, the top is the edge below the menu bar. 928 Contains the first date the user used the current file. If the file is set to Restart, FirstDate always contains the date on which the current session started. The date format is set according to local standards based on system localization. 929 Contains the time the user began working on the file, in hours and minutes. The format is determined by the computer system's localization settings. 930 Contains the number of days since the user last used the piece. If the file is set to Restart, this variable always returns zero. 931 Contains the total amount of time the user spent in the file in all sessions, expressed in hours and minutes. If the file is set to restart when the user returns to it, TotalTime equals SessionTime. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 932 Contains the total amount of time the user spent in the file for all sessions, expressed in hours and decimal fractions of an hour (not minutes). If the file is set to restart when the user returns to it, TotalHours equals SessionHours. 933 Contains the duration of the current user session in hours and minutes. Time is measured from when the user started the file. 934 Contains the duration of the current user session in hours and decimal fractions of an hour (not minutes). Time is measured from when the user started the file. 935 Contains the number of seconds since the computer was started or restarted. \n This variable is useful for measuring elapsed time. Because it's a numerical value, you can use it in calculations. 936 Contains the number of seconds that have elapsed since the user pressed the left mouse button. 937 Contains the current date in numerical format (02/08/95). The format is automatically set to local standards using localization settings. 938 Contains the current time in hours and minutes. The format is determined by the computer system's localization settings. 939 Contains the name of the current day of the week--for example, Monday. 940 Contains the number of the current day of the month, ranging from 1 to 31. 941 Contains the name of the current month. 942 Contains the number of the current month, from 1 to 12. 943 Contains the current year. 944 Contains the current day and date in long form, which includes the day of the week, the month, the day of the month, and the year. The date format is determined by the computer system's localization settings. 945 Key contains the name of the last key the user pressed, such as h, H, Delete, 9, or Enter. 946 KeyNum contains a numeric code representing the last key the user pressed. (You can find out the code number for each key by embedding KeyNum in display text.) 947 ExecutingIconID contains a unique numerical identifier assigned to the icon that is currently being executed. \n It's best not to use the literal, numeric value of an icon ID because the value may change when the piece is saved or packaged. 948 Contains the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter (3.1415926536). 949 Contains the transcendental constant used as the base for natural logarithms (2.718281828459). 950 Contains the name and organization of the person licensed to use this copy of Authorware. You enter this information when you install Authorware on your system. 951 Contains the version number of the copy of Authorware you're using. 952 Contains the unique serial number assigned to the copy of Authorware you're using. 953 Contains the current time in long format, which includes hours, minutes, and seconds. The format is determined by the computer system's localization settings. 954 Contains the seconds remaining for: an interaction with a time limit response; a time limit response icon; a decision icon; a wait icon. TimeRemaining@"IconTitle" provides information for a specified icon. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 955 Contains the number of seconds it took the user to respond to an interaction. ResponseTime@"IconTitle" contains the number of seconds it took the user to give the last response to the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 956 Identifies the type of computer in use: 1 for a Macintosh Plus, SE, or Classic; 2 for a Macintosh or Performa system with color capability and a processor other than a 68000; 3 for an IBM PC or compatible computer; and 5 for a Power Macintosh. 957 MachineName contains either "Macintosh", "IBM-PC or compatible" or "Power Macintosh" depending on the computer running the Authorware piece. \n Use this variable in cross-platform development. 958 OSNumber contains a number corresponding to the operating system being used: 1=Macintosh, 3=Windows. 959 OSName contains the name of the class of operating system being used: Macintosh or Microsoft Windows. 960 ShiftDown is true when the user is pressing the Shift key. 961 CommandDown is true if the Control key is pressed. On the Macintosh, CommandDown is true if the Command key (not the Control key) is pressed. 962 AltDown is true when the Alt key is pressed. (Keep in mind that the Alt key can also activate the Authorware menus when you're authoring, as well as user menus during presentation.) 963 CapsLock is true if the CapsLock key is currently on. 964 MouseDown is true if the user is pressing the left mouse button (or the mouse button on the Macintosh). \n Note: You can use Authorware's Button Editor to change the appearance of a button when the user clicks it or passes the mouse over it. 965 DisplayX contains the distance from the left edge of the presentation window to the center of a specified display or movie. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 966 DisplayY contains the distance from the top of the presentation window to the center of a specified display or movie. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 967 PathPosition@"IconTitle" contains the position of the display in the specified icon in relation to the grid, if it has been positioned on a path. You can position displays along paths through motion icon options or Effects options. 968 PositionX contains the horizontal position of the display in relation to the grid, if it has been positioned or moved in an area. PositionX@"IconTitle" contains the position values for the specified icon. 969 PositionY contains the vertical positions of the display in relation to the grid, if it has been positioned or moved in an area. PositionY@"IconTitle" contains the position values for the specified icon. 970 Moving@"IconTitle" is true if the display in the specified icon is being moved by a motion icon or dragged by the user. 971 Animating@"IconTitle" is true if the specified icon is being moved by a motion icon. 972 Dragging@"IconTitle" is true if the user is dragging the display in the specified icon. 973 Contains the title of the last response icon the user matched. MatchedIconTitle@"IconTitle" contains the title of the last response icon matched in the specified interaction. 974 Contains a number that represents the response type of the last icon matched in an interaction. ResponseType@"IconTitle" contains the response type of the last icon matched in the specified interaction. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 975 Contains the status returned by the last call to the Eval or EvalAssign system function. See "Authorware Reference" for a list of the possible status values and their meaning. 976 Contains the text message of a possible syntax error resulting from the last call to the Eval or EvalAssign system function with an invalid expression. If no syntax error occurred, EvalMessage is empty. 977 Movable@"IconTitle" is true if the display in the specified icon can be moved by the user. You can assign values to this variable to make any display movable or immovable. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 978 ExecutingIconTitle contains the title of the icon that is currently being executed, including comments. 979 Contains the number of the current hour of the day, ranging from 0 to 23. 980 Contains the number of the current minute of the hour, from 0 to 59. 981 Contains the number of the current second of the minute, from 0 to 59. 982 If the Resume option in the File Setup dialog box is selected, Resume is true; Authorware returns to the icon where it quit to execute another file or application. If Resume is false, Authorware resumes at the last icon where Resume was true. 983 Contains the number of the current video frame being played by an attached video device. 984 LastX contains the last x coordinate drawn by a graphics function. 985 LastY contains the last y coordinate drawn by a graphics function. 986 AllSelected is true if every icon attached to the current decision icon has been selected. AllSelected@"IconTitle" is true if every icon attached to the specified decision icon has been selected. 987 Contains the total number of icons attached to the current decision icon. PathCount@"IconTitle" contains the number of icons attached to the decision icon you specify. 988 The amount of space available on the disk that contains the current file, in bytes. 989 The amount of RAM available on the machine, in bytes. 990 Contains the current size of the file in bytes. This value changes as you make changes to the file while you're authoring; it may also change when you save the file. 991 Within@"IconTitle" is true if the icon Authorware is presenting is the specified icon. The specified icon is almost always a map, interaction, decision, or framework icon. 992 Contains the full pathname of the folder that contains user records. Use the following syntax: "C:\Windows\A3W_DATA\" ("hard disk:System Folder: Preferences: RunA3M Data:" on the Macintosh). See "Authorware Reference" for details. 994 WindowTop contains the number of pixels from the upper edge of the screen to the upper edge of the presentation window. (This corresponds to the y-coordinate screen location of the upper left corner of the presentation window.) 995 Contains the path to the folder that contains the current file. Use the following syntax: \n "drive:\directory1\directory2\\" \n (such as "C:\Apps\Graphics\") \n See "Authorware Reference" for details. 999 VideoDone is true if the current video sequence is finished playing. 1000 This variable is true when communication is established with the selected video device. 1001 ControlDown is true if the Control key is pressed. 1002 DoubleClick is true if the last left mouse click was a double-click. 1003 Provides status information about the most recent input/output (I/O) system function that was performed: 0 indicates no error; other values are defined by the computer's operating system. The value may vary in cross-platform applications. 1004 Contains a string that provides status information about the most recent input/output (I/O) system function that was performed. I/O functions include WriteExtFile, ReadExtFile, AppendExtFile, CreateFolder, DeleteFile, and RenameFile. 1005 PreviousMatch@"IconTitle" is true if the specified response icon was the last one matched by the user in the interaction. If the specified icon was not the last response icon matched, PreviousMatch is false. 1008 Contains the value of true if a sound is playing. 1009 Contains the number of bits used to represent each screen pixel based on the driver you installed. Common values are: 1 bit for monochrome; 4 bit for 16 colors; 8 bit for 256 colors; and 16, 24, or 32 bit for thousands or millions of colors. 1010 LastObjectClicked contains the title of the display the user clicked. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1011 Tab contains a single Tab character. \n Note: You can put a Tab character in a string as "\t". 1012 Return contains a single Return character. \n Note: You can put a Return character in a string as "\r". 1013 On Windows computers, WindowHandle contains the window handle of Authorware's presentation window. On Windows computers, all windows are identified internally by a window handle. 1014 Following an interaction containing one or more movable object responses, ObjectMoved contains the title of the last display icon the user moved, even if it didn't match a response icon. 1015 Following an interaction containing one or more movable object responses, ObjectMatched contains the title of the last display icon matched when the user moved an object. 1016 Use TimeOutLimit to specify an amount of time, in seconds, that Authorware waits for any mouse or keyboard activity. If the user does nothing within that time, Authorware jumps to the icon specified in the TimeOutGoTo system function. 1017 Contains the upper screen coordinate of the response area for the current button, hot spot, hot object, target area, or text-entry response. ResponseTop@"IconTitle" contains the value in the specified icon. 1018 Contains the left screen coordinate of the response area for the current button, hot spot, hot object, target area, or text-entry response. ResponseLeft@"IconTitle" contains the value in the specified icon. 1019 Contains the height of the response area for the current button, hot spot, hot object, target area, or text-entry response. ResponseHeight@"IconTitle" contains the height for the specified icon. 1020 Contains the width of the response area for the current button, hot spot, hot object, target area, or text-entry response. ResponseWidth@"IconTitle" contains the width for the specified icon. 1021 When you set ForceCaps to true, all text the user types in the current interaction display is converted to uppercase letters. ForceCaps@"IconTitle" converts the user's text in the specified interaction to all uppercase letters. 1023 CorrectChoicesMatched contains the number of responses with a status of Correct that the user matched in an interaction. CorrectChoicesMatched@"IconTitle" contains the number for the specified interaction. 1024 WrongChoicesMatched contains the number of responses with a status of Wrong that the user matched in an interaction. WrongChoicesMatched@"IconTitle" contains the number for the specified interaction. 1025 AllCorrectMatched is true if a user has matched every response attached to the interaction icon that has been assigned a status of Correct. Otherwise, it's false. AllCorrectMatched@"IconTitle" provides the status of the variable at the specified icon. 1031 WordClicked contains the word the user clicked in a text object, UNLESS the user then clicks something other than a word, in which case WordClicked returns an empty (null) string. 1032 Contains the number of the line the user clicked in a text object. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1033 Use this variable to specify a calculation icon to be executed when the user resumes a file. After executing the calculation icon, Authorware then moves to the icon at which the file was set to resume. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1034 Contains the layer number of the current display, interaction, or movie. Layer@"IconTitle" contains the layer number of the icon you specify in IconTitle. The layer number is assigned in the Effects dialog box or with the LayerDisplay function. 1035 Use IconLog to set the number of icons you want Authorware to store in a log. You can get access to information about the logged icons using the system functions IconLogTitle and IconLogID. Values can range from 0 (no icons are being logged) to 100. 1036 Use this variable to synchronize events by activating or deactivating icons, depending on whether MoviePlaying is true. This variable has been replaced by MediaPlaying, but is still supported. 1037 ObjectClicked contains the title of the display the user clicked, UNLESS the user last clicked the presentation window background without clicking an object, in which case ObjectClicked contains an empty (null) string. 1038 LastWordClicked contains the word a user clicked in a text object. If the user then clicks something else, WordClicked returns an empty (null) string. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1039 This variable contains the number of the line the user clicked in a text object. 1040 A search path is a list of directories separated by semicolons. When Authorware needs to locate an external file, it looks in several standard directories and in the directories specified in SearchPath. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1041 RightMouseDown is true if the user is pressing the right mouse button (on Windows computers). 1042 MiddleMouseDown is true if the user is pressing the middle mouse button (on Windows computers). 1043 Contains the total number of pages attached to the current (or most recent) framework. PageCount@"framework" contains the number of pages attached to the framework icon you specify by title. 1044 Contains the icon ID of the currently displayed page. If no page is displayed, this variable contains 0. CurrentPageID@"framework" contains the icon ID of the last page displayed at the framework icon named, or 0 if no pages have been displayed. 1045 Contains the number of the last page displayed in the current framework icon. CurrentPageNum@"framework" provides the number of the last page displayed in the specified framework icon. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1046 Contains a number that shows how many times the FindText function found a particular word. 1047 Use Navigating within the entry or exit pane of a framework icon to determine whether a jump or call to a page in a different framework is underway. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1048 Use this variable in the entry pane of a framework icon. When a navigate icon or hot text causes a jump to a page in a framework where NavTo is used, NavTo contains the ID of the page where Authorware is headed. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1049 Use in the exit pane of a framework icon. When a navigate icon or hot text causes a jump to a page or an icon outside the framework where NavFrom is used, NavFrom contains the ID of the page you're leaving. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1050 Contains the icon ID of the highest level of logic in an Authorware file. The root icon is an implied map icon that contains the entire file. 1051 Contains a list of connections between two icons that were set up as a call, where Authorware has not yet returned to the calling icon. Connections are listed in the order they were made, with the most recent connection at the top. 1052 CalledFrom@"IconTitle" contains the icon ID of the icon that is the origin of the most recent call to the specified icon. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1053 Contains the hot text that a user has clicked when you've selected single- or double-clicking as the action that triggers the hot text. If the user has not clicked any hot text triggered by clicking, the variable contains an empty string. 1054 This variable contains the current frame number of the digital movie or video clip you specify in MediaPosition@"IconTitle". The accuracy of the frame number depends on the type of movie that is playing. 1055 This variable is true if the digital movie or video clip you specify with MediaPlaying@"IconTitle" is playing. If it is not playing, the value is false. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1056 Contains the total number of frames in the movie or on the videodisc you specify in MediaType@"IconTitle". 1057 DisplayTop contains the distance between the top of a specified movie or display and the top edge of the presentation window. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1058 DisplayLeft contains the distance between the left side of a specified movie or display and the left edge of the presentation window. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1059 DisplayWidth contains the width of a specified display or digital movie. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1060 DisplayHeight contains the dimensions of a specified display or digital movie. See "Authorware Reference" for more information. 1062 TimeExpired@"IconTitle" is true if the decision icon specified by IconTitle stopped because its time limit expired. The variable is false if the decision icon stopped for some other reason or if it is still running. 1063 This variable is set to the path of the working directory that is in effect when Authorware is started. Like FileLocation, OrigWorkingDirectory is set by Authorware; you can't assign it a value. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1064 Shows the completeness of the current or last search. 0 means that FindText has never been called, the Find dialog box has never been invoked, or the search has just started; 100 means the search is complete. See "Authorware Reference" for details. 1065 Contains the last search string passed to FindText or typed in the Find Word dialog box. 1066 Checked@"IconTitle" is true if the button at the indicated icon is in any of the four checked states listed in the Button Editor dialog box. If this variable is used to set a button, Authorware selects the appropriate checked state. 1067 Contains the unique numerical identifier of the icon in which it appears. IconID@"IconTitle" contains the unique numerical identifier assigned to the icon specified by IconTitle. 1068 IconTitle contains the title of the icon in which it appears. 1069 ScreenWidth contains the width of the screen in pixels. 1070 ScreenHeight contains the height of the screen in pixels. 1071 Tells the version of the operating system used. OSVersion is more specific than OSName or OSNumber. Examples OSVersion values: "MacOS System Software 7.5.1", "System Software 7.1", "Windows 3.1", "Windows 95 (4.0)", "Windows NT (3.51)". 1072 Identifies the type of Authorware application in use according to the platform: 1 for Windows 3.1; 2 for Windows 95 and Windows NT; 3 for 68000, 68020, 68030 and 68040 Macintosh computers; 4 for Power Macintosh computers. 1073 Identifies the type of Authorware application in use according to the intended platform: "16-bit" for Windows 3.1; "32-bit" for Windows 95 and NT; "68k" for 68000, 020, 030 and 040 Macintosh computers; "PowerPC" for PowerMac computers. 1074 Set to 0 to cause all variables that return filenames to return DOS style paths (eg. C:). Set to 1 for UNC (Universal Naming Convention, as used in Windows 95/NT) style paths. Ignored on the Macintosh and Windows 3.1. See "What's New in Authorware 3.5." 1075 Controls the format of filenames returned by system functions and variables: 0 for DOS names (8 characters plus 3-character extension); 1 for long names (up to 255 characters). Relevant in Windows 95 and NT. See "What's New in Authorware 3.5." 1136 System 1137 Standard Macintosh Button 1138 Standard Windows Button 1139 Standard Windows 95 Button 1140 Standard Macintosh Checkbox 1141 Standard Windows Checkbox 1142 Standard Windows 95 Checkbox 1143 Standard Macintosh Radio-button 1144 Standard Windows Radio-button 1145 Standard Windows 95 Radio-button 1146 Native Platform Button 1147 Copy of %ls 1148 Type: %s 1149 Custom 1150 System 1151 Uses: %d 1152 Building Button Images 1153 Combining Images 1154 Converting to Bitmap 1155 Building Button 1168 &Pause Ctrl+P 1169 &Proceed Ctrl+P 1172 &Jump to Icons Ctrl+J 1173 &Jump to Display Ctrl+J 1174 &Close Ctrl+W 1175 &Close Library Ctrl+W 1176 &Save Ctrl+S 1177 &Save Library Ctrl+S 1178 Save &As... 1179 Save Library &As... 1180 P&rint... 1181 P&rint Library... 1182 &Package... 1183 &Package Library... 1184 January 1185 February 1186 March 1187 April 1188 May 1189 June 1190 July 1191 August 1192 September 1193 October 1194 November 1195 December 1200 Sunday 1201 Monday 1202 Tuesday 1203 Wednesday 1204 Thursday 1205 Friday 1206 Saturday 1216 Drag object to destination 1217 Drag object to base position 1218 Drag object to end position 1219 Click object to be moved 1220 Drag object to create path 1221 Drag object to extend path 1232 Untitled 1233 Calcs from Map 1234 DeletedIcon 1235 DeletedFunction 1236 DeletedVariable 1248 Icon '%s' 1249 from map '%s' 1250 %ld icons from map '%s' 1251 %ld icons 1252 %s file '%s' 1253 %d icon(s) total, %k K bytes 1265 Select a file: 1266 Where is %s? 1267 Where is the EXE for %s? 1268 Where is movie %ls? 1269 Find Library 1270 Save File As 1271 Save %s As 1272 Open Library 1273 Package File As 1274 Package Library As 1275 Find packaged version of %ls 1276 Create New Model 1277 Load Model 1278 Import which file? 1279 Load Movie 1280 Load Sound 1281 Load Cursor 1282 Load Palette 1283 Load function 1284 Where is function %ls()? 1285 Select a file: 1286 Where is the spelling dictionary? 1287 Save And Compact File As 1288 Save And Compact %s As 1289 Where is %s? 1312 Converting file to Authorware 3.5 format 1313 Mac 1314 MapAllSizes 1315 Variables 1316 Converting icon structure 1317 Converting icon: %ls 1318 %ls (%d pixels) 1319 %d Point (%d pixels) 1320 %ls,%d (%d pixels) 1321 Converting library references 1322 Functions 1323 Updating connections 1324 Converting file to this platform 1325 Copying file 1326 Re-indexing text 1327 Finishing 1328 OK - Edit Display 1329 OK - Edit Motion 1330 OK - Edit Erase 1331 OK - Edit Map 1332 OK - Edit Wait 1333 OK - Edit Calc 1334 OK - Edit Movie 1335 OK - Edit Sound 1336 OK - Edit Video 1337 OK - Edit Navigation 1351 Macintosh 1352 Macintosh II 1353 IBM-PC or compatible 1354 IBM-PC or compatible 1355 Power Macintosh 1361 Macintosh 1362 MS-DOS 1363 Microsoft Windows 1408 Shift 1409 Opt 1410 Alt 1411 F 1412 Backspace 1413 Tab 1414 Clear 1415 Enter 1416 Pause 1417 SysReq 1418 Esc 1419 PageUp 1420 PageDown 1421 End 1422 Home 1423 LeftArrow 1424 RightArrow 1425 UpArrow 1426 DownArrow 1427 Print 1428 Insert 1429 Delete 1430 Help 1431 Break 1432 Cmd 1433 Return 1434 Ctrl 1435 Control 1440 8 1441 9 1442 10 1443 12 1444 14 1445 18 1446 24 1447 36 1448 48 1449 60 1450 72 1456 Com%d 1472 a3w 1473 app 1474 rec 1475 mod 1476 vdr 1479 imp 1480 ims 1481 exe 1483 asp 1484 a3l 1485 apr 1486 a3m 1504 A35W.INI 1505 RUNA3W16.EXE 1506 RUNA3W32.EXE 1507 A3W_DATA\ 1508 [Untitled] 1509 a3dib32.imp 1510 a3meta32.imp 1511 a3pict32.imp 1512 REG32.EXE 1513 [Untitled-%d] 1514 [Internal] 1515 a3w.hlp 1520 Models 1521 model 1522 FontMapping 1523 Video 1524 Port 1525 Player 1526 Overlay 1527 PlayerDriver32 1528 OverlayDriver32 1529 Sound 1530 Color 1531 Driver 1532 PrinterFonts 1533 None 1534 Dictionary 1535 Printer Port 1536 PersonalDictionary 1552 Loading function: "%s()" 1554 The DLL "%s%s" which you have selected does not have function definitions included in it. 1555 Successfully loaded "%s()" 1556 *.ucd, *.dll 1750 Erase ? at unspecified icon. 1751 Erase %ls at icon %ls 1752 Erase all but %ls at icon %ls 1753 Erase: 1754 Erase all but: 1755 Effect: %ls. 1756 None 1757 Zoom to Point 1758 Zoom to Line 1760 Mosaic 1761 Pattern 1762 Spiral 1764 Remove Up 1765 Remove Down 1766 Remove Right 1767 Remove Left 1768 Iris In 1769 Iris Out 1770 Venetian Blind 1771 Vertical Blind 1772 Barn Door Close 1773 Barn Door Open 1775 button 1776 menu 1777 display 1778 student text 1779 Wait until done 1780 %ls at icon %ls. 1781 Erase all 1800 Interaction Options 1801 Show entry marker. 1802 Ignore null entries. 1803 Auto entry at limit. 1804 Character limit = %ls 1805 Pause before exiting. 1806 Erase entry upon exit. 1807 Erase: %ls. 1809 after each entry 1810 upon exit 1811 don't erase 1812 Effect: %ls. 1813 None 1814 Zoom to Point 1815 Zoom to Line 1817 Mosaic 1818 Pattern 1819 Spiral 1821 Remove Up 1822 Remove Down 1823 Remove Right 1824 Remove Left 1825 Iris In 1826 Iris Out 1827 Venetian Blind 1828 Vertical Blind 1829 Barn Door Close 1830 Barn Door Open 1831 Left: %ls. 1832 Top: %ls. 1833 Width: %ls. 1834 Height: %ls. 1835 Show prompt. 1836 Action key(s): %ls. 1850 Decision Options 1851 Selection: %ls. 1852 sequential 1853 random w/o replacement 1854 random with replacement 1855 pick "nth" path 1856 "%ls" 1857 Repeat: %ls. 1858 don't repeat 1860 until all selected 1862 until click / keypress 1863 until condition is TRUE 1864 Repeat %ls times. 1865 Time limit: %ls seconds 1866 Show time remaining 1867 No auto-recall. 1900 Wait Options 1901 Wait until mouse click. 1902 Wait until keypress. 1903 Time limit: %ls seconds. 1904 Show prompt. 1905 Show time remaining. 1950 Calculations 1951 "%ls" 2000 Movie Icon Title 2001 Start Frame: %ls. 2002 End Frame: %ls. 2003 Frames per second: %ls. 2004 Smooth. 2005 Mute. 2006 Palette. 2007 Play: %ls 2008 repeatedly. 2010 until condition is TRUE: 2011 only during motion. 2013 Play: %ls times. 2014 "%ls" 2015 Play: %ls times per cycle 2016 Timing: %ls. 2017 Wait until done 2018 Concurrent 2019 Perpetual 2020 Mode: %s. 2021 Transparent 2022 Matted 2023 Inverse 2024 Opaque 2025 Direct to screen. 2026 Don't skip frames. 2027 Layer: %ls. 2028 Interactive: %s. 2029 No. 2030 Yes. 2050 Sound Icon Title 2051 Timing: %ls. 2052 Wait until done 2053 Concurrent 2054 Perpetual 2055 Playback speed: %ls percent. 2056 Start sound when TRUE: "%ls". 2057 Play: %ls. 2058 once 2060 until condition is TRUE: 2061 "%ls" 2062 Play: %ls times. 2063 Type: %ls. 2064 11.025 kHz Mono 2068 22.050 kHz Mono 2069 Wait for previous sound. 2150 Motion Icon Title 2151 Complete motion in: %ls seconds. 2152 Layer: %ls. 2153 Seconds relate to %ls. 2154 time 2155 speed 2156 Timing: %ls. 2157 wait until done 2158 concurrent 2200 Motion Icon Title 2201 Timing: %ls. 2202 wait until done 2203 concurrent 2204 Layer: %ls. 2205 Complete motion in: %ls seconds. 2206 Repeat until "%ls" 2207 Seconds relate to %ls. 2208 time 2209 speed 2250 Motion Icon Title 2251 Loop. 2252 Timing: %ls. 2253 wait until done 2254 concurrent 2255 Perpetual. 2256 Layer: %ls. 2257 Complete motion in: %ls seconds. 2258 Variable / expression for X: "%ls" 2259 Seconds relate to %ls. 2260 time 2261 speed 2262 Base value for X: "%ls". 2263 End value for X: "%ls". 2300 Motion Icon Title 2301 Timing: %ls. 2302 wait until done 2303 concurrent 2304 Perpetual. 2305 Layer: %ls. 2306 Complete motion in: %ls seconds. 2307 Seconds relate to %ls. 2308 time 2309 speed 2310 %ls. 2311 Stop at ends 2312 Loop 2313 Go past ends 2314 Variable / expression for X: "%ls". 2315 Base value for X: "%ls". 2316 End value for X: "%ls". 2350 Motion Icon Title 2351 Timing: %ls. 2352 wait until done 2353 concurrent 2354 Perpetual. 2355 Layer: %ls. 2356 Complete motion in: %ls seconds. 2357 Seconds relate to %ls. 2358 time 2359 speed 2360 %ls. 2361 Stop at ends 2362 Loop 2363 Go past ends 2364 Variable / expression for Y: "%ls". 2365 Variable / expression for X: "%ls". 2366 Base value for X: "%ls". 2367 End value for X: "%ls". 2368 Base value for Y: "%ls". 2369 End value for Y: "%ls". 2400 Text Response Options 2401 Ignore capitalization. 2402 Ignore punctuation. 2403 Ignore spaces. 2404 Ignore extra words. 2405 Ignore word order. 2406 Match at least %ls words 2407 Incremental matching. 2408 Title: "%ls" 2409 Judge: %ls. 2410 not judged 2411 correct response 2412 wrong response 2413 Branch: %ls. 2414 try again 2415 exit interaction 2416 continue 2418 Erase: %ls. 2419 before next entry 2420 after next entry 2421 upon exit 2422 don't erase 2450 Click/Touch Area Options 2451 Key: "%ls" 2452 Use custom cursor. 2453 Inverse area. 2454 Mark area after matched. 2455 Perpetual. 2456 Title: "%ls" 2457 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2458 Judge: %ls. 2459 not judged 2460 correct response 2461 wrong response 2462 Branch: %ls. 2463 try again 2464 exit interaction 2465 continue 2466 return 2467 Erase: %ls. 2468 before next entry 2469 after next entry 2470 upon exit 2471 don't erase 2472 Trigger: %ls. 2473 Single-click 2474 Double-click 2475 Cursor in area 2500 Move Object Options 2501 Title: "%ls" 2502 %ls if moved within target area. 2503 Leave at destination 2504 Put back 2505 Snap to center 2506 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2507 Perpetual. 2508 Judge: %ls. 2509 not judged 2510 correct response 2511 wrong response 2512 Branch: %ls. 2513 try again 2514 exit interaction 2515 continue 2516 return 2517 Erase: %ls. 2518 before next entry 2519 after next entry 2520 upon exit 2521 don't erase 2522 Match any object. 2550 Pulldown Menu Options 2551 Title: "%ls" 2552 Key: "%ls" 2553 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2554 Perpetual. 2555 Judge: %ls. 2556 not judged 2557 correct response 2558 wrong response 2559 Branch: %ls. 2560 try again 2561 exit interaction 2562 continue 2563 return 2564 Erase: %ls. 2565 before next entry 2566 after next entry 2567 upon exit 2568 don't erase 2600 Keypress Options 2601 Title: "%ls" 2602 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2603 Judge: %ls. 2604 not judged 2605 correct response 2606 wrong response 2607 Branch: %ls. 2608 try again 2609 exit interaction 2610 continue 2612 Erase: %ls. 2613 before next entry 2614 after next entry 2615 upon exit 2616 don't erase 2650 Pushbutton Options 2651 Key: "%ls" 2652 Display inactive as: %ls. 2653 hide 2654 dim 2655 Button style: %ls 2656 norm 2657 outlined 2658 Perpetual. 2659 Title: "%ls" 2660 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2661 Judge: %ls. 2662 not judged 2663 correct response 2664 wrong response 2665 Branch: %ls. 2666 try again 2667 exit interaction 2668 continue 2669 return 2670 Erase: %ls. 2671 before next entry 2672 after next entry 2673 upon exit 2674 don't erase 2700 Conditional Options 2701 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2702 Judge: %ls. 2703 not judged 2704 correct response 2705 wrong response 2706 Branch: %ls. 2707 try again 2708 exit interaction 2709 continue 2710 return 2711 Erase: %ls. 2712 before next entry 2713 after next entry 2714 upon exit 2715 don't erase 2716 Auto-trigger: %ls. 2717 off 2718 when true 2719 on false to true 2720 Perpetual. 2750 Time Limit Options 2751 Time limit: %ls seconds. 2752 Show time remaining. 2753 Judge: %ls. 2754 not judged 2755 correct response 2756 wrong response 2757 Branch: %ls. 2758 try again 2759 exit interaction 2760 continue 2762 Erase: %ls. 2763 before next entry 2764 after next entry 2765 upon exit 2766 don't erase 2767 Restart timing for each try. 2768 If interrupted by a perpetual interaction: %ls. 2769 continue timing 2770 pause, resume upon return 2771 pause, restart upon return 2772 pause, restart if running 2773 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2800 Tries Limit Options 2801 Maximum tries: %ls. 2802 Judge: %ls. 2803 not judged 2804 correct response 2805 wrong response 2806 Branch: %ls. 2807 try again 2808 exit interaction 2809 continue 2811 Erase: %ls. 2812 before next entry 2813 after next entry 2814 upon exit 2815 don't erase 2850 Click Object Options 2851 Key: "%ls" 2852 Use custom cursor. 2853 Inverse area. 2854 Perpetual. 2855 Title: "%ls" 2856 Active if condition "%ls" is TRUE. 2857 Judge: %ls. 2858 not judged 2859 correct response 2860 wrong response 2861 Branch: %ls. 2862 try again 2863 exit interaction 2864 continue 2865 return 2866 Erase: %ls. 2867 before next entry 2868 after next entry 2869 upon exit 2870 don't erase 2871 Trigger: %ls. 2872 Single-click 2873 Double-click 2874 Cursor in area 2950 %ls Options: 2951 Effects: %ls. 2952 None 2953 Zoom from Point 2954 Zoom from Line 2956 Mosaic 2957 Pattern 2958 Spiral 2960 Build Up 2961 Build Down 2962 Build Right 2963 Build Left 2964 Iris In 2965 Iris Out 2966 Venetian Blind 2967 Vertical Blind 2968 Barn Door Close 2969 Barn Door Open 2970 Lock from automatic erase 2971 Update perpetually 2972 Erase presentation window 2973 %ls 2974 No Position 2976 Position on path 2978 Position in area 2979 %ls by user. 2980 Not moveable 2981 Moveable 2982 Layer: %ls. 3000 %ls Options: 3001 Effects: %ls. 3002 None 3003 Zoom from Point 3004 Zoom from Line 3006 Mosaic 3007 Pattern 3008 Spiral 3010 Build Up 3011 Build Down 3012 Build Right 3013 Build Left 3014 Iris In 3015 Iris Out 3016 Venetian Blind 3017 Vertical Blind 3018 Barn Door Close 3019 Barn Door Open 3020 Lock from automatic erase 3021 Update perpetually 3022 Erase presentation window 3023 %ls 3024 No Position 3026 Position on path 3028 Position in area 3029 %ls by user. 3030 Not moveable 3031 Moveable 3032 Moveable on path 3033 Variable / expression for X: "%ls". 3034 Base value for X: "%ls". 3035 End value for X: "%ls". 3036 Layer: %ls. 3050 %ls Options: 3051 Effects: %ls. 3052 None 3053 Zoom from Point 3054 Zoom from Line 3056 Mosaic 3057 Pattern 3058 Spiral 3060 Build Up 3061 Build Down 3062 Build Right 3063 Build Left 3064 Iris In 3065 Iris Out 3066 Venetian Blind 3067 Vertical Blind 3068 Barn Door Close 3069 Barn Door Open 3070 Lock from automatic erase 3071 Update perpetually 3072 Erase presentation window 3073 %ls 3074 No Position 3076 Position on path 3078 Position in area 3079 %ls by user. 3080 Not moveable 3081 Moveable 3082 Moveable in area 3083 Variable / expression for Y: "%ls". 3084 Variable / expression for X: "%ls". 3085 Base value for Y: "%ls". 3086 End value for Y: "%ls". 3087 Base value for X: "%ls". 3088 End value for X: "%ls". 3089 Layer: %ls. 3200 Decision Options 3201 Erase: %ls. 3202 before next selection 3204 upon exit 3205 don't erase 3206 Pause before branching. 3250 Setup 3251 Title: "%ls". 3252 Wait Title: "%ls". 3253 When user returns to the file: %ls. 3254 Restart at beginning 3255 Resume 3256 Title bar. 3257 Menu bar. 3258 Overlay menu bar. 3259 Presentation window background: %ls. 3260 white 3261 colored 3262 Chroma key color: %ls. 3263 white 3264 colored 3275 Default content search path: %ls 3276 Center presentation window. 3277 Presentation window size: %ls. 3278 Classic, 9 inch 3279 Use Full Screen 3280 Variable 3281 VGA 3282 EGA 3283 800 x 600 3284 1024 x 768 3285 RGB, 12 inch 3286 Portable 3287 PowerBook 3288 High-Res RGB, 13 inch 3289 Monochrome, 12 inch 3290 VGA 3291 Portrait 3292 Color, 16 inch 3293 Two-Page, 21 inch 3294 icon 3295 icons 3296 var 3297 vars 3298 Memory: %lsK 3299 File: %lsK in %ls %ls, %ls %ls 3301 Opaque rectangular matte. 3302 Play on top layer. 3350 Page %d 3351 %s on %s 3352 Index 3353 Page %d 3354 User Variable Cross-Reference 3355 "%s" is now being printed. 3356 Display: 3357 Description:"%s" 3358 Initial Value: %ls 3359 Referenced by %ld icons: 3360 Referenced by 1 icon: 3361 Not referenced 3362 The screen is now being printed. 3363 %s by Macromedia (v %s) 3750 Position and size 3751 Left: %ls. 3752 Top: %ls. 3753 Width: %ls. 3754 Height: %ls. 4500 Navigation options: 4501 specific page 4502 next page 4503 previous page 4504 first page 4505 last page 4506 exit page 4507 backup 4508 recent page 4509 find word 4510 icon expression 4511 Jump to: %ls 4512 Call: %ls 4513 Navigation type: %ls 4901 Navigate type: find word 4902 To linked page: %ls 4903 jump 4904 call 4905 Search in: %ls 4906 entire file 4907 this framework 4908 Show word in context: %ls 4909 Start searching: %ls 4910 Preloaded with: %ls 4911 Search for: %ls 4912 keyword only 4913 display text only 4914 keyword & text 4951 Navigate type: Icon Expression 4952 To linked page: %ls 4953 jump 4954 call 4955 Icon ID: %ls 6700 &About... 6701 Presentation Window 6702 Text 6703 Hot Object: 6704 None (Click an object) 6705 Drag object to the target position: 6706 Continue 6707 Exit interaction 6708 The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog! 6709 Movie at %d%% of actual size 6710 ... 6711 %s icon with ID %ld 6712 None (select a range of text) 6713 None (click a display) 6714 Target display: 6716 Controller 6748 /P 6765 Packaged files|*.app|All files|*.*| 6766 Program files|*.exe|All files|*.*| 6767 All available|*.exe;*.pif;*.com;*.bat|EXE files|*.exe|PIF files|*.pif|COM files|*.com|Batch files|*.bat|All files|*.*| 6768 Packaged libraries|*.apr|All files|*.*| 6769 All available| 6770 All files|*.*| 6771 All available|*.a3w;*.a3m;*.apw;*.apm;*.asw|Authorware Windows|*.a3w;*.apw|Authorware Macintosh|*.a3m;*.apm|Authorware Star|*.asw|All files|*.*| 6772 Authorware Windows|*.a3w|All files|*.*| 6773 Authorware libraries|*.a3l|All files|*.*| 6774 Models|*.mod|All files|*.*| 6775 Authorware libraries|*.a3l;*.apl|All files|*.*| 6776 All files|*.*|APW libraries|*.a3l| 6777 All available|*.wav;*.pcm|Wave|*.wav|PCM|*.pcm|All files|*.*| 6778 Cursors|*.cur|All files|*.*| 6779 All available|*.pal;*.dib;*.bmp|Palettes|*.pal|Bitmaps|*.dib;*.bmp|All files|*.*| 6780 All available|*.u32;*.dll|User Code files|*.u32;*.ucd|DLLs|*.dll|All files|*.*| 6781 Graphics|*.pic|RTF Files|*.rtf|All files|*.*| 6782 Ignored words|*.txt|All files|*.*| 6784 Movies|*.flc;*.fli;*.mov;*.mve;*.mmm|All files|*.*| 6785 Dictionaries|*.dic|All files|*.*| 6786 DLLs|*.dll|All files|*.*| 6787 All available|*.bmp;*.dib;*.rle;*.eps;*.pnt;*.pic;*.pct;*.wmf;*.pcx;*.tif|Bitmap|*.bmp;*.dib;*.rle|EPSF|*.eps|MacPaint|*.pnt|Macintosh PICT|*.pic;*.pct|Metafile|*.wmf|Paintbrush|*.pcx|TIFF|*.tif|All files|*.*| 6796 Directory 6797 Courses 6798 Packages 6799 Libraries 6800 Movies 6801 Models 6802 Graphics 6803 Sounds 6804 Functions 6805 Cursors 6812 {Broken Link} 6813 Library Path 6814 %d items 6815 Ref'd icons only 6816 Link Name: '%s' 6817 Library: '%s' 6818 Library Icon: '%s' 6819 Last Modified: %s 6822 %d item 6828 This File 6829 This Library 6830 Current Map Window 6831 From Paste Hand 6832 Between Flags 6833 Selected Icons 6834 Find 6835 Find Next 6844 Margin 6845 Options 6846 Contents 6847 Map 6860 Playing External File: %s. 6861 Playing Imported Movie. 6876 &Other ... 6877 &Other ... 6881 Save and Co&mpact... 6882 Save and Co&mpact Library... 6883 Size &Up Ctrl+> 6884 Size &Down Ctrl+< 6885 Close Ctrl+F4 6892 SoundBuffers 6893 buffer.count 6894 buffer.size 6895 Preferences 6896 CloseFiles 6897 MenuFont%d 6898 Debug 6899 ShowErrors 6900 Options 6901 QuickTime 6902 ExpandSound 6903 CalcFont 6904 CalcSize 6905 MS Sans Serif 6906 8 6907 Main.Dic 6908 Personal.Dic 6909 SpellDialect 6910 US 6911 UK-ISE 6912 UK-IZE 6924 unspecified error 6925 device ID is out of range 6926 driver failed it's enable 6927 the sound device is being used by another application 6928 device handle is invalid 6929 no device driver is present 6930 memory allocation error 6931 function isn't supported 6932 error number out of range 6933 invalid flag passed 6934 invalid parameter passed 6935 the sound's format is not supported 6936 still something playing 6937 header hasn't been prepared 6938 device is synchronous 6939 the data hook didn't supply the data 6940 no sound driver specified in .INI file 6941 driver hasn't been initialized yet 6942 LoadLibrary didn't work 6943 specified sound driver can't be found 6944 bad sound driver interface version 6956 Associated display: 6957 None 6958 Options >> 6959 Collapse 6972 Display 6973 Motion 6974 Erase 6975 Interaction 6976 Decision 6977 Map 6978 Wait 6979 Calc 6980 Movie 6981 Sound 6982 Video 6983 Framework 6984 Navigate 6988 Importing File: %s 6989 Processing frame %d 6990 Creating mattes for %s 6991 Removing mattes 6992 Processing sound data 7020 Level %d 7021 Entry: Level %d 7022 Exit: Level %d 7023 framewrk.mod 7036 " 7037 " called from 7038 " 7039 "\n 7052 unknown error (%d) 7053 no error 7054 invalid executable file-format 7055 no such file or directory 7056 bad file handle or attempt to write to read-only file 7057 computer memory is full 7058 permission to access this file is denied 7059 file already exists 7060 can't rename a file to a different device 7061 invalid argument 7062 too many open files 7063 disk is full 7064 argument or environment space too large 7065 file is already open elsewhere 7066 file is damaged or not an Authorware file 7067 file format is too old 7068 APM file format too old (or new) 7069 file has bad or wrong type 7070 missing record 7071 too many records 7072 file access is denied 7073 invalid directory specification 7074 disk is write-protected 7075 file format is newer than this program version 7076 import data format is unknown or invalid 7077 too many icons or variables 7078 file is locked 7079 file is in use elsewhere 7080 server volume for this file has been disconnected 7081 volume does not exist 7082 not enough free memory available or application is already running 7083 application could not be found 7084 document could not be found 7085 file system error 7086 disk error 7087 APM file version is too old to move cross-platform. Convert the file on Macintosh first 7088 The filename format is incorrect, probably because long filenames are not supported on this volume. Please use a valid name. 7132 Unlinked 7133 Next 7134 Prev 7135 First 7136 Last 7137 Exit 7138 Recent 7139 Backup 7140 Icon Expr 7141 Navigate to 7142 Find 7143 Navigate to itself 7148 Expression 7149 Target object response 7150 Hot object response 7151 Hot text 7164 Recent Pages 7165 Find 7166 Word/Phrase: 7167 Page: 7168 Find 7169 Go to Page 7170 Cancel 7171 File not Loaded 7172 Pause 7173 Resume 7174 99 7175 Ignored.txt 7176 Import 7196 New Style 7197 (%s) 7198 References to '%s' style: 7199 This file already has a style named '%s'. 7200 If you press Merge, all text that uses '%s' will be changed to use '%s'. 7201 Sample 7202 Fonts used in '%s' 7203 This font is not present in the current system, so %s is being used instead. 7204 This is a bitmap font, so the text wordwrap will be redone if the file is used with %s. 7205 This is a Truetype font and it is portable. 7206 This is a Truetype font but it is not portable, so the text wordwrap will be redone if the file is used with %s. 7207 This is a Truetype font and it is portable, except for size %d and smaller 7208 (missing) 7209 (was missing) 7210 (different) 7211 %d references total 7228 Length: 7229 %ld bytes 7230 Imported From: 7231 Compression: 7232 MACE 3:1 7233 MACE 6:1 7234 None 7235 ADPCM 7236 Channels: 7237 Stereo 7238 Mono 7239 Sample Size: 7240 %d bits 7241 Sample Rate: 7242 %ld Hz 7243 Data Rate: 7244 %ld bytes/sec 7245 Looped: 7246 Yes 7247 No 7248 Recording 7249 Compressing Sound ... 7250 Reading Data 7251 Compressing Data 7252 Writing Data 7260 Optimizing Bitmaps 7261 Preparing... 7263 Library %s 7276 Mode: 7277 Cropped 7278 Transparent 7279 Inverse 7280 Erase 7281 Opaque 7282 Normal 7283 Or 7284 Dimensions: 7285 %ld x %ld 7286 Scaled: 7287 Colors: 7288 %d 7289 Compressed: 7290 No 7291 Yes 7292 Yes (now %d x %d) 7293 Size: 7294 %ld bytes 7308 Highlighted Text 7309 Selected Icons 7310 ToolBox Display 7311 From Paste Hand 7312 This File 7313 Current Map Window 7314 This Library 7315 Between Flags 7316 Not found 7317 Misspelled Word 7318 Repeated Word 7319 [lib] 7324 (Default Style) 7325 Bold 7326 Bold=Off 7327 Italic 7328 Italic=Off 7329 Underline 7330 Underline=Off 7331 Outline 7332 Outline=Off 7333 Shadow 7334 Shadow=Off 7335 Superscript 7336 Subscript 7337 Color 7338 White 7339 Black 7340 NumericFormat 7342 7360 Text Import 7376 Packaging file into %s 7377 Compacting file into %s 7378 Setting library names 7379 Updating file 7380 Checking for room on disk 7381 Creating new file 7382 Adding RunA3M 7383 Adding RunA3W16 7384 Adding RunA3W32 7385 Packaging fonts 7386 Packaging resources 7387 Restoring libraries 7388 Saving file 7389 Closing file 7390 Writing file data 7391 Counting number of icons 7392 Compacting icon names 7393 Computing size of each icon 7394 Re-numbering icons 7395 Initializing file 7396 Writing icons to file: %s 7397 Updating icon references 7398 Updating backpointers 7408 A3WOLE32.DLL 7424 Modified: 7425 Size: 7426 ID: 7427 Referenced by Name: 7428 Linked to: 7429 In Library: 7430 Library Link Name: 7431 Link Count: 7432 Uses: 7433 %ld bytes 7434 %ld 7435 No 7436 Yes 7440 RecentFileList 7441 File%d 7456 DIS 7457 MTN 7458 ERS 7459 INT 7460 DEC 7461 MAP 7462 WAT 7463 CLC 7464 MOV 7465 SND 7466 VDO 7467 FRM 7468 NAV 7473 ------ 7474 ****** 7475 (enter) 7476 (exit) 7488 Entire file 7489 Pages found 7504 Same as Up 7505 Same as Down 7506 Same as Over 7507 Same as Disabled 7508 Same as Up & Checked 7509 Same as Down & Checked 7510 Same as Over & Checked 7511 Same as Disabled & Checked 7512 Use Imported 7513 Use Standard Graphic 7514 Show Label 7515 Optimizing button image data 7516 Removing references to deleted buttons. 7517 Button 7518 Fixing button sound data. 7519 Fixing button base block. 7520 Helvetica=Arial 7521 New York=MS Serif 7522 Geneva=MS Sans Serif 7523 Chicago=System 7524 Monaco=Terminal 7525 Times=Times New Roman 7526 Courier=Courier New 7536 Fonts 7537 DefaultFont 7538 DefaultButtonFont 7539 System,10 7540 System,10 7541 CheckFontDifferent 7542 CheckFontMissing 7543 AutoReformat 7552 internal error (ERR_REC_TOO_BIG) 7553 internal error (ERR_REC_NEVER_CHANGED) 7554 cannot use same file 7555 resource error 7568 Match Display Content: 7569 Match Calculation: 7570 Match Icon Title: 7571 Match Keyword: 7600 Monochrome (B&W) 7601 4 colors 7602 16 colors 7603 256 colors 7604 Thousands 7605 Millions 7606 %d bit 7607 has image + 7608 has text + 7609 has sound + 7610 inherit image + 7611 inherit text + 7612 inherit sound + 7613 Index: 7614 Text Alignment: 7615 Text RECT: 7616 Text Style: 7617 center 7618 left 7619 right 7620 Image Offset: 7621 Flags: 7622 hidden 7623 Refs: 7624 Name: 7625 Image CKS: 7626 Sound CKS: 7627 Width: 7628 Height: 7629 custom + 7630 procedural + 7631 resource + 7632 automark + 7633 checkbox + 7634 cropped + 7635 invalbwd + 7636 Depth: 7637 Image Record: 7638 Sound Record: 7639 size: 7640 id: 7641 rect: 7642 oldr: 7696 Custom Cursor 7697 Standard Cursor 7698 SetCursor(%d) 7699 %d Uses 7700 Resource Id: %d 7701 No problems left. 7703 Misspelled Word 7704 Repeated Word 7705 Reformatting text 7706 %d of %d icons 7707 Link 7708 Icon 7709 Date 7710 Title 7711 Link Name 7712 chunk %d for world %d 7713 bigrec for node %lx 7714 Fixing conditional answer expressions 7715 DeletedFunction 7716 Fixing %s 7717 Fixing duplicate library linknames 7718 Expanding root icon 7719 Converting button sound data 7720 Converting key triggers 7721 Rebuilding triggers 7728 This font was used on the other platform but doesn't exist on this platform. 7729 You need to install the identical font on this platform, 7730 or switch to another font that exists on both. 7731 This font does not exist in the current System Folder. It may exist on the computer 7732 where the file was last saved. A substitute font will 7733 be used temporarily, but this may change the length of a line of text. 7734 The current font by this name is different from 7735 the one present when this file was last saved. 7736 We don't have portability information because the file has not been ported to the other 7737 platform since you started using this font. To get portability info convert 7738 the file to the other platform and back. 7739 used with font '%s' on the other platform, which is mapped 7740 to font '%s' on this platform. To make your text format the 7741 same on both platforms, use the same font from the same vendor. 7742 used with this font on the other platform but there is no exact equivalent size on this platform. 7743 used on the other platform but there is no exact equivalent on this platform. 7744 not yet tried on the other platform. 7745 This is an outline font. 7746 This is a bitmap font. 7747 used here. This size is portable. 7748 used here. These sizes are portable. 7749 Suggest trying other sizes for this font on the other platform. 7750 Suggest using a font converter utility to transfer the font. 7751 used here. 7752 portable. 7753 Size %d is 7754 Sizes %d and %d are 7755 Sizes %s and %d are 7756 (same) 7758 outline 7759 bitmap 7760 Style Nav %s 7761 Pasted style 7762 Bad-txtstyle-world %d 7763 Bad-txtstyle-wbs W%d 7764 Bad-txtstyle %d[count=%d] 7765 [txtfont %d flags %d] 7766 FaceON=%02x 7767 FaceOFF=%02x 7768 Tab[ 7769 Indent=%d 7770 Just=%c 7771 LMarg=%d 7772 RMarg=%d 7773 Green 7774 Black 7775 White 7776 Color=%06x 7809 16-bit 7810 32-bit 7811 68k 7812 PowerPC 7816 Windows %ld.%ld 7817 Windows 95 (%ld.%ld) 7818 Windows NT (%ld.%ld) 7819 Win32s on Windows %ld.%ld 7820 System %ld.%ld 7821 System %ld.%ld.%ld 7822 MacOS System Software %ld.%ld 7823 MacOS System Software %ld.%ld.%ld 7824 CTL3D32.DLL 7856 Transition 7857 Page Transition 7858 Erase Transition 7859 Return Transition 7860 0None\n 1Zoom from Point\n 2Zoom from Line\n 18Fade In\n 19Mosaic\n 20Pattern\n 6Spiral\n 8Build Up\n 9Build Down\n 10Build to Right\n 11Build to Left\n 12Iris In\n 13Iris Out\n 14Venetian Blind\n 15Vertical Blind\n 16Barn Door Close\n 17Barn Door Open 7861 0None\n 21Smooth Change\n 18Fade Out\n 19Mosaic\n 20Pattern\n 6Spiral\n 8Build Up\n 9Build Down\n 10Build to Right\n 11Build to Left\n 12Iris In\n 13Iris Out\n 14Venetian Blind\n 15Vertical Blind\n 16Barn Door Close\n 17Barn Door Open 7862 0None\n 1Zoom to Point\n 2Zoom to Line\n 18Fade Out\n 19Mosaic\n 20Pattern\n 6Spiral\n 8Remove Up\n 9Remove Down\n 10Remove to Right\n 11Remove to Left\n 12Iris In\n 13Iris Out\n 14Venetian Blind\n 15Vertical Blind\n 16Barn Door Close\n 17Barn Door Open 7863 Xtras file: %s 7864 [internal] 7865 All 7866 (missing) 7867 \XTRAS\ 7868 \Aware35.mch 7872 user.exe 7873 gdi.exe 7874 krnl386.exe 7875 Director_4.0 7876 a3dir40.xmo 7877 winapi.ucd 7878 a3dir.ucd 7879 You have loaded the exported system function: %s() from %s. You may choose to substitute with the appropriate system shadow UCD to replace this reference. 7888 Cover 7889 Dissolve 7890 Other 7891 Push 7892 Reveal 7893 Strips 7894 Wipe 7895 Author 7920 Cover 7921 Dissolve 7922 Other 7923 Push 7924 Reveal 7925 Strips 7926 Wipe