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I'm trying to find a way to open URL (and ideally launch a browser in the process) with Max/Jitter on Intel Mac.

LaunchURL external does this, but not on Intel Mac. mxj.syscommand would let me exec a script to do it, but again not on Intel Mac. jit.uldl can upload FTP but not HTTP.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

open-url-http-browser-in-maxjitter

Thanks Wes! While this does work with a hardwired URL, I need to specify different URLs on the fly. Essentially, I need a way to specify the URL as a variable. I've experimented with using a message box containing a URL at the input to the ; max message with $1, but it doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions?

You could compose your message using sprintf, bang it with prepend set

connected to sprintf's output to place it in a message box, subsequently

> Thanks Wes! While this does work with a hardwired URL, I need to specify

> different URLs on the fly. Essentially, I need a way to specify the URL as

> a variable. I've experimented with using a message box containing a URL at

> the input to the ; max message with $1, but it doesn't seem to work. Any

You could compose your message using sprintf, bang it with prepend set
connected to sprintf's output to place it in a message box, subsequently
bang the messagebox

>
> Thanks Wes! While this does work with a hardwired URL, I need to specify
> different URLs on the fly. Essentially, I need a way to specify the URL as
> a variable. I've experimented with using a message box containing a URL at
> the input to the ; max message with $1, but it doesn't seem to work. Any
> suggestions?
>
> Thanks again!
>
> Jeff
> --
> www.jeffreypaulburger.com
> www.jpburger.com
>


Check out p. 22 of Javascript in Max. You can use this JS script and

-------------------http.js-----------------------------------

Check out p. 22 of Javascript in Max.  You can use this JS script and
patch to do what you want.

function launch(val)
{
	max.launchbrowser(val);
}


On Feb 6, 2007, at 7:07 AM, Jeff Burger wrote:

> Thanks Wes! While this does work with a hardwired URL, I need to 

> specify different URLs on the fly. Essentially, I need a way to 

> specify the URL as a variable. I've experimented with using a 

> message box containing a URL at the input to the ; max message with 

> $1, but it doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions?

>
> Thanks Wes! While this does work with a hardwired URL, I need to  
> specify different URLs on the fly. Essentially, I need a way to  
> specify the URL as a variable. I've experimented with using a  
> message box containing a URL at the input to the ; max message with  
> $1, but it doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions?

I tried that and I got an error saying [send max] already existed with

the result that the object I created had no inlets.

I tried that and I got an error saying [send max] already existed with
the result that the object I created had no inlets.

On Feb 6, 2007, at 10:27 AM, Wesley Smith wrote:

> I tried that and I got an error saying [send max] already existed with

> the result that the object I created had no inlets.

Sorry for the misinformation here. Try [forward max]. Example patch 

>> text
>> |
>> [send max]
>
> I tried that and I got an error saying [send max] already existed with
> the result that the object I created had no inlets.

Sorry for the misinformation here. Try [forward max]. Example patch  
below.

Great. Easier to use than [sprintf] to make a ; message.

> Sorry for the misinformation here. Try [forward max].

So does this mean I have to buy a $200 "Double Crystal Power Ring" in 

"A Psi-Lord has total control over the Matrix. What makes him 

different from a Psi-Master is that he has gone beyond knowledge, 

reaching the position of silent knowledge where he knows everything. 

To reach this position of the assemblage point one needs only one 

thing - power. Total ruthlessness of spirit is required, not to 

achieve power, but to stop power being bled from the Psi-Master by 

him/her donating energy to poor souls in need of energy. A Psi-Lord 

never gives energy to anyone under any circumstances, only giving 

them access to energy via psychotronic amplifiers which feed off the 

Matrix - weakening it for Psi-Masters only..."

On Feb 6, 2007, at 2:10 PM, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:

> Sorry for the misinformation here. Try [forward max]. Example patch 

> #P message 264 94 85 196617 www.yunart.org;

> #P message 163 94 94 196617 www.psi-lord.com;

> #P newex 84 136 114 196617 prepend launchbrowser;

> #P message 84 94 71 196617 www.nlp.com;

So does this mean I have to buy a $200 "Double Crystal Power Ring" in  
order to master Jitter?

"A Psi-Lord has total control over the Matrix. What makes him  
different from a Psi-Master is that he has gone beyond knowledge,  
reaching the position of silent knowledge where he knows everything.  
To reach this position of the assemblage point one needs only one  
thing - power. Total ruthlessness of spirit is required, not to  
achieve power, but to stop power being bled from the Psi-Master by  
him/her donating energy to poor souls in need of energy. A Psi-Lord  
never gives energy to anyone under any circumstances, only giving  
them access to energy via psychotronic amplifiers which feed off the  
Matrix - weakening it for Psi-Masters only..."

>
> Sorry for the misinformation here. Try [forward max]. Example patch  
> below.
>
> #P window setfont "Sans Serif" 9.;
> #P window linecount 1;
> #P message 264 94 85 196617 www.yunart.org;
> #P message 163 94 94 196617 www.psi-lord.com;
> #P newex 84 136 114 196617 prepend launchbrowser;
> #P message 84 94 71 196617 www.nlp.com;
> #P newex 84 162 69 196617 forward max;
> #P fasten 4 0 2 0 269 122 89 122;
> #P fasten 3 0 2 0 168 122 89 122;
> #P connect 1 0 2 0;
> #P connect 2 0 0 0;
> #P window clipboard copycount 5;
>
>
> -Joshua

It appears JKC let the cat out of the bag. Just be careful to avoid

Graham Nickells aka Paul Hughes Barlow, as his crystals will apparently

drive you mad, make you ill, and are part of an evil plot by the UK and

US government to confuse the populace about the powers of psi-technology.

Oops,
It appears JKC let the cat out of the bag.  Just be careful to avoid
Graham Nickells aka Paul Hughes Barlow, as his crystals will apparently
drive you mad, make you ill, and are part of an evil plot by the UK and
US government to confuse the populace about the powers of psi-technology.

Dig deeper my child. You have not yet even scratched the surface.

Thank god that we have this service however:

"If you have bought any of these poisoned crystals, talismans... 

amulets, I have designed an anti occult/anti demon pc to cleanse 

these poor people of occult poisons and entities. This full spectrum 

Ok. ill stop. Well played gentlemen.. well.. played...

On Feb 6, 2007, at 3:11 PM, andrew benson wrote:

> It appears JKC let the cat out of the bag. Just be careful to avoid

> Graham Nickells aka Paul Hughes Barlow, as his crystals will 

> drive you mad, make you ill, and are part of an evil plot by the UK 

> US government to confuse the populace about the powers of psi- 

"If you have bought any of these poisoned crystals, talismans...  
amulets, I have designed an anti occult/anti demon pc to cleanse  
these poor people of occult poisons and entities. This full spectrum  
cleansing PC costs $70 plus $10 p&p"

> Oops,
> It appears JKC let the cat out of the bag.  Just be careful to avoid
> Graham Nickells aka Paul Hughes Barlow, as his crystals will  
> apparently
> drive you mad, make you ill, and are part of an evil plot by the UK  
> and
> US government to confuse the populace about the powers of psi- 
> technology.
>
> AB
>

>It appears JKC let the cat out of the bag. Just be careful to avoid

>Graham Nickells aka Paul Hughes Barlow, as his crystals will apparently

>drive you mad, make you ill, and are part of an evil plot by the UK and

>US government to confuse the populace about the powers of psi-technology.

All I know is that this charm-bracelet thing can turn on

the radio at ear-splitting volume in SUVs remotely, make

dogs pee right where they're standing, bend lunchmeat,

and get me automatic upgrades to business class on

Greyhound buses. Joshua told me never to wear it

anywhere in a restaurant or hotel where they were hosting

speed dating, but that's not been a problem. The matching

cufflinks don't appear to do anything, though.

on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/

on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took

>Oops,
>It appears JKC let the cat out of the bag.  Just be careful to avoid
>Graham Nickells aka Paul Hughes Barlow, as his crystals will apparently
>drive you mad, make you ill, and are part of an evil plot by the UK and
>US government to confuse the populace about the powers of psi-technology.

All I know is that this charm-bracelet thing can turn on
the radio at ear-splitting volume in SUVs remotely, make
dogs pee right where they're standing, bend lunchmeat,
and get me automatic upgrades to business class on
Greyhound buses. Joshua told me never to wear it
anywhere in a restaurant or hotel where they were hosting
speed dating, but that's not been a problem. The matching
cufflinks don't appear to do anything, though.
-- 
on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/
on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took
Gregory Taylor http://www.rtqe.net


I wonder - Gregory , is the "Double Crystal Power Ring" related in 

anyway to those rotating and pulsing tori and their mystical psychic 

On Feb 6, 2007, at 3:30 PM, Gregory Taylor wrote:

> All I know is that this charm-bracelet thing can turn on

> the radio at ear-splitting volume in SUVs remotely, make

> dogs pee right where they're standing, bend lunchmeat,

> and get me automatic upgrades to business class on

> Greyhound buses. Joshua told me never to wear it

> anywhere in a restaurant or hotel where they were hosting

> speed dating, but that's not been a problem. The matching

> cufflinks don't appear to do anything, though.

I wonder - Gregory , is the "Double Crystal Power Ring" related in  
anyway to those rotating and pulsing tori and their mystical psychic  
effects?
*cough*

On Feb 6, 2007, at 3:30 PM, Gregory Taylor wrote:
> All I know is that this charm-bracelet thing can turn on
> the radio at ear-splitting volume in SUVs remotely, make
> dogs pee right where they're standing, bend lunchmeat,
> and get me automatic upgrades to business class on
> Greyhound buses. Joshua told me never to wear it
> anywhere in a restaurant or hotel where they were hosting
> speed dating, but that's not been a problem. The matching
> cufflinks don't appear to do anything, though.

Some years ago I was working in a DTP studio, and once we had local 

eccentric painter as a customer, sitting next to me and telling me 

where to place things. And as if that was not annoying enough - the 

machine crashed frequently, until he said: Look, I have this crystal 

in my pocket, people say it causes bad things to computers, let me 

He took a huge stone out of his pocket, and placed it outside. 

Computer stopped crashing. I'll never know...

On Feb 6, 2007, at 9:11 PM, andrew benson wrote:

Some years ago I was working in a DTP studio, and once we had local  
eccentric painter as a customer, sitting next to me and telling me  
where to place things. And as if that was not annoying enough - the  
machine crashed frequently, until he said: Look, I have this crystal  
in my pocket, people say it causes bad things to computers, let me  
take it out.
He took a huge stone out of his pocket, and placed it outside.  
Computer stopped crashing. I'll never know...

> Oops,
> It appears JKC let the cat out of the bag.  Just be careful to avoid
> Graham Nickells aka Paul Hughes Barlow, as his crystals will  
> apparently


>I wonder - Gregory , is the "Double Crystal Power Ring" related in 

>anyway to those rotating and pulsing tori and their mystical psychic 

Gosh, that'd be asking me whether I believe that all forms

of enfeeblement are outward manifestations of some

common inner state. I will say this, though - the number of

bent psi-lords at raves is higher than you might imagine.

>I wonder - Gregory , is the "Double Crystal Power Ring" related in 
>anyway to those rotating and pulsing tori and their mystical psychic 
>effects?
>*cough*

Gosh, that'd be asking me whether I believe that all forms
of enfeeblement are outward manifestations of some
common inner state. I will say this, though - the number of
bent psi-lords at raves is higher than you might imagine.

-- 
on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/
on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took
Gregory Taylor http://www.rtqe.net


i am trying to build an image browser within max, basically an interface

very similar to the ACDsee one - where you can drag, cut, paste and move

Do someone have a suggestion on how can i achive this? maybe with some

hello all !!
i am trying to build an image browser within max, basically an interface
very similar to the ACDsee one - where you can drag, cut, paste and move
thumbnails of jpg files.
Do someone have a suggestion on how can i achive this? maybe with some
java class???
any help s very very apreciated!!
tnx in adv,
m

Mattia Casalegno
http://www.kinotek.org
mat@kinotek.org
++393332152448
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Open URL / HTTP browser in Max/Jitter