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quote:Originally posted by Caled
A lot of the ideas in this thread have essentially been "how much commonly used 'communicating stuff' can we combine into one app?

I thought about what I do each m ...

You can't use an http proxy to connect to a mud. The http proxy won't allow the correct type of connection.

Check in the menu Preferences / General somewhere to make sure that you have mud output turned on.

I don't understand the connection between email and calandars. How does an integrated calandar / email client provide any benefit over separate calandar and email programs? They seem to be completely ...

You didn't say which dll was not found, so I can't tell you what it is for, but it is not for security, exactly. Zmud is required to be installed on the computer before it can be run. If your school ...

From the Zmud help file:
bitand - returns the bitwise AND of the two numbers
bitor - returns the bitwise OR of the two numbers
bitxor - returns the bitwise XOR of the two numbers
bitnot - returns ...

As long as you were KILLALLing, you can delete your .mud files and see if that helps.

Nope, still beta. A public version should be released at the end of the week.

Well, I'll be damned, according to the dictionary, it *is* pronounced klooj. Now that I think of it, I've never actually heard someone say the word before.

I should mention that your work has that firewall for a reason, and traffic through the proxy is very likely logged, so only try that if you are certain it won't get you in trouble.

%replace(number, ",", "")
Removes all commas from a number.

%format("&0.0n", number)
Adds commas to a number.

Well, you *could* create a local proxy that translates what you type into HTTP messages, sends it through your HTTP proxy to a machine that you have running outside the firewall, which then sends it t ...

I believe that you cannot use HTTP proxies to connect to a mud. HTTP proxies are for web pages, and therefore only accept the HTTP commands that it listed in the error message.

Not much to say other than upgrade to a version made within the past 5 years. I'm not surprised that it doesn't work with XP.

Look up the %format function. You will want a trigger that captures the experience, and replaces it with a formatted version.

#TRIG {~<~[(%d)~]} {#SUB {~<~[%format("&.0n", %1)~ ...

This isn't that easy to do, because mobs usually aren't marked that clearly. When you walk into a room, you probably see something like: "A giant bunny growls menacingly." So you will have ...

It's still there, or should be. If not, any alias named 'atconnect' should work for you.

You could make a variable that is set to true when atconnect is called, and set to false when atdisconnect is called. That way you can check the variable to see if you are connected.

Add a space to each side of the trigger pattern.

Here is what you want:

#TRIG {^Over the organizations private network you say, } {#SUB {%char "~[REBEL NET~], "}}

and

#TRIG {^(%w) speaks over the organizations network, } {#SUB {&q ...

In the general preferences, uncheck the box "enable mxp", or at least check the box "debug mxp"

Go to the 'configuration settings', and in Configuration/RoomExits make sure that the checkbox 'exit in prompt' is checked

Odd, that. Copy/Pasted it straight into the command line. In my experience, functions aren't evaluated unless preceeded with a command, at least in the command line. Things like %dice(5d2) are sent ...

Sound like a UNIX user . Most people do need an easy and pretty programs, though. The load times have increased in the recent versions because they have to load JET/OLEDB.

--loves EditPlus, BTW
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That doesn't change hostname because it isn't evaluated unless it's preceeded with #CALL.

#VAR Zmud %comcreate("Zmud.Application")
#CALL %comset(@Zmud.CurrentSession, WindowName, "n ...