RE: Pages

["Gary McCallister" <mccallis@xxxx>]

I am trying to make a presentation of all the programs I have worked out that 
pertain to biology and Artificial Life/Intelligence over the past several 
years. I used up about 10 pages with an introduction and explanations of what 
I was trying to do. I could combine some of those pages, I suppose, but then 
they would get very crowded and dense. I have over twenty prjects I want to 
show. These do not involved imported pictures or slides, but consist of one 
page of explanation followed by the project page. All pages are animated (this 
is about life after all). I don't believe loading pictures solves my problem. 
But the getpage command may. I have never usedit and will give it a try.

>>> wpetti@xxxx 03/14/02 04:01PM >>>
I think the 20 page limit is real. I am not aware of projects
running into 100 pages. If they appear to, probably they are
linking (somewhat seamlessly) to other MW projects through the
getpage command. You could consider trying this for your
project, too.

But also ask yourself, do you really need more than 20 pages? I
have been able to make presentations with hundreds of "slides" in
MW using the loadpict command to load external picture files.
You can have animations running on top of these changing
backgrounds. This way the actual project size is minimal. I
have created an automatic slideshow project for this purpose. I
simply drag it into the same folder as a lot of graphics files,
open the MW project, and press the N key for "next" slide and the
B key for "back." I can post that project to you or the list if
you would like. (In another version of the project, I use
buttons to advance to the next slide.)

Wendy Petti
Math Cats
http://www.mathcats.com=20


> From: Gary McCallister [mailto:mccallis@xxxx]=20

> I am doing a presentation on biological concepts
> I have explored in Logo. I am working in MW 2.3.
> However, I cannot create more than 20 pages. I know
> that more pages than that can be created as I have
> seen projects running into a hundred pages. What is
> the problem here?




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