Thanks Colin! As always in my experience - spot on!
> What you say here doesn't make sense. You say the first line worked ok, but > then when you pressed the return key you saw an error. Those are not two > steps, it's one step. Either it worked or it didn't. My guess is that you > pressed return after entering the line, then pressed return again. If I'm > right, the folder was already created, and Terminal was just complaining > because you pressed return one too many times. Terminal & unix may as well be Swahili to me. After dragging something onto the Terminal window, I guess I simply assumed that you gotta hit the return key for something to happen. That first try, I never looked in the package contents after the "not recognized, invalid, unsuitable" message, but I assume it did actually execute correctly and that terminal message came after the successful execution. I am so glad I bought your book and so glad you took the time to reply to my dopey problems! This is getting very exciting for me! On to the actual submission! Cheers, Lars _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
