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The North East Livecode Users Group held its second virtual meeting this Saturday, April 26, 2014. Discussions ranged from how to promote LiveCode and make more people aware of how easy it is, to specific projects people were working on, to recently learned features of LiveCode, to areas of LiveCode...

The North East Livecode User Group (NELUG) is having its second virtual (online) meeting on Saturday, April 26th, 2014 at 2PM EDT. For more information on how to join the group or the meeting, please see http://www.researchware.com/nelug.

The North East LiveCode User Group (NELUG) is open to any interested LiveCoders (or just people interested in LiveCode) in the New York/New England area of the US. We held our first virtual user group meeting on Saturday, March 23rd, 2014. You can learn more about us at http://www.researchware.com/n...

One last call. I have received a number of responses to my posts on the Use and Dev email lists in a New England area LiveCode user group. if anyone else is interested, please contact me at paul@researchware.com. At the end of this week I will send out a note to everyone to contacted me on the inter...

Yes. I am trying to put together a New England area LiveCode user Group. Drop me a line at paul@researchware.com if you are still interested.

I am trying to gauge interest in a New England area LiveCode user group. Any interest?

New England area (USA) LiveCode User Group A number of regional informal LiveCode users groups have been formed over the years that remain active today. With the very increasing robustness of LiveCode and the many platforms it support, sharing information, tips, techniques, and methods is more helpf...

There have been so many Announcement [ANN] postings about developer-oriented plug-ins for LiveCode to either the "Developer" or "Use" Lists or even the "Using Externals and Plugins" forum topic in recent months. All of these look like very useful tools for developers. I may not be alone in not havin...

Thanks. That's what I came up with after a couple Google searches for algorithms to do thsi and found most all were table lookups. He're the function I wrote if it helps any one else:

Does anyone have a code snippet for converting accented characters to lower (<128) ASCII equivalents? Example: ë to e OR À to A and so on?

Any help is much appreciated