A: Yes. In sprite edit mode (or even tile edit mode), hold the I key down. Several red and black boxes will appear. They won't always be centered over their respective sprites, but it gives you a general idea. This shows whether each sprite is hard or not, and what script (if any) is attached. This is good for locating places where you "accidentally" put scripts on sprites that weren't supposed to have them. I accidentally put a treasure chest script on some trees in Dink's Doppelganger..

A: ScreenMatch is a funny thing. You activate it in sprite edit mode by pressing the M key. In the lower part of the screen, it will indicate whether ScreenMatch is on or off. If you leave it on, you're likely to end up with a lot of "duplicated" sprites overlapping the adjacent screen. The is especially bad if you move a sprite, stamp it down, decide to move it more, and stamp it down again. On the adjacent screen, you will have several matching sprites, not just the 1 you had intended.

A: If the answer to this was documented, I never found it. I was having a very hard time because I put a lot of sprites on my screen. Small things ended up being behind large things (like trees). I could still see them just fine, but when clicking on them with the mouse, I would end up picking up the tree instead of the small rock behind it. I realized, don't use the mouse when you're placing sprites. It's not very precise and it's easy to move things a few pixels off.

A: This isn't hard to do, but it's difficult to explain. First, draw your graphics using the program of your choice. I use Paint Shop Pro 4.0, but a rendering program like 3DMax would be much better. Anyway, draw them on a white background (white will be invisible when used as a sprite). When done you must save them using the Dink Palette as a .BMP file.

Another common question. The answer depends on the size of the sprite. If your sprite is not wider than 32 pixels (which is likely), then you can now use the sprites.h header file. This header file defines fast functions which work with sprites (including masked sprites). The only limitation is that the sprite must not be wider than 32 pixels (the height is not limited).

The same way that all other animals know. They test the air for increased intensity of smells ‚ the nearer the source the more intense the smell. They may move around to get a better scent, perhaps by moving downwind.

The column editing scripts are located in Tools/Misc. They include columnCopy, columnCut, columnPaste, and columnInsert. The first two scripts create a column of data with each line containing the data from the corresponding column. The columnPaste script replaces the selected column with the data in the clipboard using each line in the clipboard just once. The columnInsert replaces each column in the line with the same data (it will ask you for the data).

A - Mechanically with drywall / gypsum screws into the polypropylene webs. Frequently an EPS compatible adhesive such as Foam2Foam is used with the screws.

ld HL, &label ;your sprite ld B, 10 ;x coordinate ld C, 10 ;y coordinate #fncall PSPR_NR ;put the sprite! label: .db %11111111 .db %11000011 .db %10100101 .db %10011001 .db %10011001 .db %10100101 .db %11000011 .db %11111111

A -Stucco (acrylic or cementitious) is adhered directly to the foam. Wood, plastic or metal cladding is mechanically fastened to the imbedded plastic ties. Stone and brick are attached according to design specifications. Top

Yes, or else we may find ourselves in a bit of trouble with our media outlets. We will be bringing a portable CPU workstation to edit material and maintain expedition data.

A:The init scripts are located in /etc/init.d and are symlinked to in the /etc/rcX.d directorys in a sysV like fashion.

A The extensions are attached using a very fine braid (for those who are interested, we use a four-stem braid). We take a small section of your existing hair and split this into two. The fibre is also split into two to make the braid and is finally wrapped around the base of your hair, protecting it. The fibre is then "sealed on itself" using a heat tool (which is no hotter than a typical pair of curling tongs or crimpers). This creates a tiny plastic seal.

A Just sit back and wait. A minimum of 900 applications must be collected before the Kentucky Motor Vehicle Department will start the production of the Autism Awareness plate. Check KYAutismawareness.org for an up-to-date tally of applications. The applications and checks will be held in a safe until 900 applications have been collected. *** No checks will be cashed until 900 applications have been submitted. ***

You can check the status of your account by going to and then clicking on Online Brokerage. You must then enter your user ID and password and click on "Portfolio".

A - A system is in development and will be released soon. Check the left navigation bar after logging into our site for the "MACHINE TEST" software only available to West Coast ATC Members. TOP

Yes. While HTMLCAL does not provide for any password protection, most Web servers allow you to restrict access to particular directories by requiring a password. This feature is usually set on Windows NT-based servers by going to the administration page of the Web server software. On Unix-based servers, you can restrict access using a file called .htaccess. It's beyond the scope of this FAQ to explain how to use .

A.: You can put all your CGI scripts that you need to execute into your cgi-bin directory. Use file extension .cgi or .pl for all your cgi scripts. The directory permissions are already set to 755, so you may simply upload your scripts, assign (chmod) execute permissions (755) to them and you are good to go!