[MWForum]need -tools-.txt help on Mac

[Chuck Friesen]

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I need help getting -tools-.txt to work on OS X Macs.

Shawn has helped me to try to get
-tools-.txt

to work on a Mac with OS X.  I appreciate all he is doing, but I can't=20=

get it to work.
  I had other versions of LW and MW (and -tools- ) on my cpu.  At=20
Shawn's suggestion, I  have gotten rid of all of them.
I even went to two other computers which had never had MW
installed on them and tried to install
MW and -tools-.txt.  Could not get -tools-.txt  to work on either of=20
them.

Has anyone made -tools.txt work on an OS X Mac?  If so, which version=20
of MW are you using?

This is what I've done:
The Microworlds application and the -tools-.txt file are located in
MicroWorlds EX folder in the Applications folder of my Mac.  Is this=20
correct?

Thanks,

Chuck Friesen







At
On Feb 16, 2005, at 10:05 AM, Logo Computer Systems Inc. wrote:

>
> here's a handy way to include extra commands in your MicroWorlds=20
> vocabulary.=A0
>
> For example, if you wanted to add "circle" and "square" to the=20
> vocabulary , using a text editor write the following procedures:
>
> to circle
>  pd
>  repeat 360 [fd 1 rt 1]
> end
>
> to square
>  pd
>  repeat 4 [fd 80 rt 90]
> end
> =A0
> Save the document as -tools-.txt=A0=A0 Place the file in your =
MicroWorlds=20
> directory, boot (or reboot) MicroWorlds and you will have "built-in"=20=

> commands for circle and square.
> Be careful not to use any existing command names for your procedures.
>
> Please note, OS X users won't be able to use TextEdit because it=20
> creates .rtf documents, which will not work.
>
> I also wanted to mention to Kate that the Windows version of both Pro=20=

> and EX support MicroSoft Word's spell checker.=A0 If you have Word on=20=

> your system, click anywhere within the text area and choose=A0 =
Spell...=20
> from the Text menu. The spell checker always reads the text from the=20=

> top down. If=A0 some text is selected, the spell checking is done only=20=

> on=A0 the selected text.
>
> --=20
>
>
> Logo Computer Systems Inc.
>  1 Westmount Square, Suite 300
>  Montreal,QC=A0 Canada
>  H3Z 2P9
>  info@lcsi.ca
>  www.lcsi.ca

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I need help getting -tools-.txt to work on OS X Macs.


Shawn has helped me to try to get=20

-tools-.txt=20


to work on a Mac with OS X.  I appreciate all he is doing, but I can't
get it to work.=20

 I had other versions of LW and MW (and -tools- ) on my cpu.  At
Shawn's suggestion, I  have gotten rid of all of them.

I even went to two other computers which had never had MW=20

installed on them and tried to install

MW and -tools-.txt.  Could not get -tools-.txt  to work on either of
them.


Has anyone made -tools.txt work on an OS X Mac?  If so, which version
of MW are you using?


This is what I've done:

The Microworlds application and the -tools-.txt file are located in

MicroWorlds EX folder in the Applications folder of my Mac.  Is this
correct?


Thanks,


Chuck Friesen








At=20

On Feb 16, 2005, at 10:05 AM, Logo Computer Systems Inc. wrote:


<excerpt>

<smaller>here's a handy way to include extra commands in your
MicroWorlds vocabulary.=A0</smaller>


<smaller>For example, if you wanted to add "circle" and "square" to
the vocabulary , using a text editor write the following =
procedures:</smaller>


to circle

 pd

 repeat 360 [fd 1 rt 1]

end


to square

 pd

 repeat 4 [fd 80 rt 90]

end

=A0

Save the document as<bold> -tools-.txt</bold>=A0=A0 Place the file in =
your
MicroWorlds directory, boot (or reboot) MicroWorlds and you will have
"built-in" commands for circle and square.

Be careful not to use any existing command names for your procedures.


Please note, OS X users won't be able to use TextEdit because it
creates .rtf documents, which will not work.


I also wanted to mention to Kate that the Windows version of both Pro
and EX support MicroSoft Word's spell checker.=A0 If you have Word on
your system,<smaller> click anywhere within the text area and
choose=A0<bold> Spell...</bold> from the Text menu. The spell checker
always reads the text from the top down. If=A0 some text is selected,
the spell checking is done only on=A0 the selected text.</smaller>


<fixed>--=20

</fixed>


<fontfamily><param>Geneva</param><smaller>Logo Computer Systems =
Inc.</smaller></fontfamily>

<fontfamily><param>Geneva</param><smaller> 1 Westmount Square, Suite
300</smaller></fontfamily>

<fontfamily><param>Geneva</param><smaller> Montreal,QC=A0 =
Canada</smaller></fontfamily>

<fontfamily><param>Geneva</param><smaller> H3Z =
2P9</smaller></fontfamily>

<fontfamily><param>Geneva</param><smaller> =
info@lcsi.ca</smaller></fontfamily>

<fontfamily><param>Geneva</param><smaller> =
www.lcsi.ca</smaller></fontfamily>

</excerpt>=

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