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-=> Ed Vance wrote to mark lewis <=-
EV> 08-28-14 19:33 mark lewis wrote to Ed Vance about Flash Player
ml> {at}MSGID:
ml> On Thu, 28 Aug 2014, Ed Vance wrote to mark lewis:
EV> -snip-
EV> Script Kiddies?
ml> hehe... nah... but the idea is similar... flash stuff is script
ml> (activescript i think they call it) that is then "compiled" and
ml> fed to the flash engine for execution...
ml> most script kiddies are using scripts or code that they are
ml> throwing together with no clue how it works... some of them are
ml> not even using scripts but pre-compiled stuff... in either
ml> case, they can't even fix it since they don't understand it...
ml> they are generally trying to break into systems for various
ml> purposes...
EV> Howdy! Mark,
EV> When I wrote "Script Kiddies" I was thinking of someone
who just began
EV> learning how to write Programs.
EV> Not someone Shucking and Jiving portions of other Programs to make
EV> their own.
EV> Back in My Commodore Basic Daze I learned how to use the Print #
EV> Command and I would add a modification to a lot of Basic Programs that
EV> had a screen output, where I could select "S" for displaying on the
EV> Screen which sent the Output to Print #3, or selecting
"P" would send
EV> it to the Printer by way of Print #4 .
EV> IIRC??????, 'tis been a long time...
EV> With MY Knowledge I'd probably write scripts that behave that way
EV> and cause problems for Bob and Others Too.
ml> it only takes time to perfect one's skills ;)
EV> My Greatest accomplishment (I Think) was when I modified a QBasic
EV> Program that I made for the PC at my Church, with a Routine that
EV> printed Three Names across one line on each of the first three labels
EV> on Avery Label paper, and then the info for the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th
EV> lines for those labels, because the Church couldn't use the Tractor
EV> Feed Label paper that was used with their Dot-Matrix printer for that
EV> job after someone gave them a Ink-Jet printer for their office.
EV> Originally my little Program just took a few entries from a Data Base
EV> file to make a temporary Text File.
EV> Then the Text File was Read by the Program to have a Dot-Matrix printer
EV> print Labels to be placed on attendance cards for each person who went
EV> to Sunday School, instead of some folks having to write the Name and
EV> Address info by hand on the card(s) that were used during the 12 month
EV> "September to August" Sunday School Year.
EV> Their Data Base Program didn't have a "FEATURE" to allow
selected items
EV> to be printed out, and I had learned enough that I was of help back in
EV> 1993 while I still used a C=64 at home, but played with a Compatible PC
EV> at work.
EV> It was in 1997 that they got the Ink-Jet Printer and luckily I had the
EV> same model Ink-Jet printer at home so I could scratch my head over how
EV> to Modify my Program.
EV> Here is what the Routine I figured out to sort out the info Read from
EV> the Text File that was made from the Data Base, to be printed on three
EV> labels at a time on the Avery Label paper looked like:
EV> FOR B = 0 TO 2
EV> FOR A = 0 TO 4
EV> NEXT
EV> NEXT
EV> FOR A = 0 TO 4
EV> FOR B = 0 TO 2
EV> PRINT A$(B,A),
EV> NEXT
EV> PRINT
EV> NEXT
EV> It's not Rocket Science but I was proud figuring out how to do it.
EV> My only problem with being proud of myself is that everytime I pat
EV> myself on the back I hurt my wrist, elbow and shoulder.
EV> ... Have you checked your smoke detector batteries, LATELY?!
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