Hollywood forum

A copy should be sufficient as long as the keyfile is with it.

You're probably right. After I posted this, I remembered the system tray can be moved to the side of the screen as well.

When making a maximized window using <window height="Screen:100" width="Screen:100> the window is so tall that the title bar at the top of the window is invisible unless you either resize the tray or the window testing on Windows 7. Would it be difficult to deduct the size of the system tray at the ...

Will this help in AmigaOS 3? http://aminet.net/package/util/cdity/Ranchero

The next version should be even better with planar support and other features.

Update:
The freshly generated file doesn't have the BOM but I must have saved the file in another editor like the IDE or something.

Found that there was a 3 character UTF8 BOM at the beginning of the text file. Once I loaded it into Notepad++ , converted it to ANSI and resaved it, it was usable. Should I expect it to be there when generating the command list every time?

First generate a list of the Hollywood functions with: hollywood -exportcommands CommandList.txt then try to parse the list with: @VERSION 6,1 @IF #HW_VERSION>=7 SetDefaultEncoding(#ENCODING_ISO8859_1, #ENCODING_ISO8859_1) @ENDIF Local fh=OpenFile(Nil, "CommandList.txt", #MODE_READ ), LineBuffer$, L...

Actually, jPV was probably on the right track. Just doing the same thing using CompressFile and DecompressFile commands on a text file containing the pass key and using the @FILE preprocessor directive on the compressed version would work without unpacking the application to a temporary file as far ...

Unix and clones have a utility called "strings" that identifies any ASCII strings in an executable. It has been ported to the Amiga also.

The Zip plugin supports encryption. Look for it on the download tab.