Interesting review of another competitor on Infosync, iSilo 3.1. The
three things I notice are: CSS support, real tables, and support for
reading DOC pdbs and .txt files on a memory card.
See http://www.infosync.no/show.php?id=1550.
Bill
> I was just oding some work on the mysql tables that are behind the
^
'oding'? Eesh, I can't type. s/oding/doing/
I was just oding some work on the mysql tables that are behind the
bug tracker (bugs.plkr.org), and noticed that there are twenty-two (22) bugs
marked as 'Resolved' in Plucker at the moment, but not 'Closed'.
Can some kind soles check out the bugs marked 'Resolved' in the bug
tra
Quick note for those who are interested.
The Sony and Handera branches have been merged together into the
newly formed Hires branch, in the CVS.
'Hires' to refer to both hi-resolution and jogdial support. They
were merged to standardize the code in when handing hires and
jogdial functions.
Code
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002, Cliff L. Biffle wrote:
> I'd go the other direction. 'Plucker', the viewer, is compatible with 2.x+.
> 'Plucker Advanced' or 'Plucker International' or something along those lines
> adds all the new bloat^H^H^H^H^Hfeatures. :-)
I can send you a copy of the 0.01 version,
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002, Adam McDaniel wrote:
> 'Lite', now that I think about it, probably wouldn't be a good word
I never said I would call it "Plucker Lite", only that I would like
to investigate what it would take to create a 'lite' version (i.e. a
version that doesn't include features that re
