+1 for module creation tool (with GUI).
On 6/14/2013 9:03 AM, Pola Edward wrote:
I think we also need to focus in module creation tool (with GUI) to
encourage more people to create modules
Also some more documentations and tutorials will help developers to
make such GUI tools
Using the Open
I'm thinking further ahead and not from a standard user perspective but
from more of a power user stand point. I run my own servers. What would
be more helpful to me would be a method to sync to a specified server or
specific protocol (FTP, HTTPS, Webdav...) instead of a specific service
Matthew Talbert wrote:
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Gerald Zimmerman cyberko...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have an additional request. Windows, as delivered, makes everything easy for
frontenders but ignores any thirst for the knowledge of compiling. I suspect
that any of us Windows users
Matthew Talbert wrote:
I am not a programmer ( I'm a wanna be) but have access to MS Visual Studio
6, 2005 2008, so options 1 and 3 would be the most beneficial for me. I
think having all of these options documented on the wiki as David Haslam has
suggested would be valuable.
Feel free
Jonathan Morgan wrote:
On Sun, Aug 30, 2009 at 7:41 AM, Chris Littlechris...@crosswire.org wrote:
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Just started to look around Google Books and saw the huge collection of
public domain books scanned, OCRd and transformed into epub
Here you go Peter,
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I'd fallen and couldn't reach my
keyboard :-)
Daniel Blake
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Dan Blake wrote:
Eeli mentioned using graphics for some of the items to conserve space.
Here are very small graphics for supported operating
The table is taking shape nicely. Don't feel like you need to use the
graphics just cause they are there.
Nice work everyone.
Daniel Blake
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Brian Fernandes wrote:
Unfortunately I could not figure out how to easily import the {{yes}} /
{{no}} templates into our
Eeli mentioned using graphics for some of the items to conserve space.
Here are very small graphics for supported operating systems. I'm not
sure if they will work good enough, but here they are. Sorry about
attaching them to the message but I didn't have a place to host them
right now.
This may not be possible, but it might help.
If someone has the Zarnegar word processor they could:
1. Install one of the Print to PDF printers.
2. Capture LPT1 to the Print to PDF printer.
3. Print the document to PDF to see if you get a more usable document
Daniel Blake
And that is the
MessageI've sent the same type of message a few times over the last month
without any reply. Is there anyone listening?
I recently lost everything from my email. Does anyone have the links to the
unlock codes? Thanks for the help.
Caldera 3.1.1 -- Uses RPM's
I am very much a novice with Linux, but not with computers. I would be
willing to make RPM's if someone could get me instructions. I have Red Hat
7.2 and Caldera 3.1.1 installed on separate machines.
At this point I don't even have any extra software installed on
With these 4 methods of specifying the location of data wouldn't it be
possible to share modules in a multi-booting system, as long as at least one
of those systems could read the others file system? That way you could
install whatever frontend you wanted on each of your operating systems and
Now if only I can find that file with the keys in it. :(
I have the same problem.
I needed to reinstall my computer and have misplaced the file with the keys
in it and I haven't been able to find it on the website anymore. Can anyone
please send me this file or let me know where to get it?
I like the look of 18 also.
It looked like OpenSword was the hands down winner but I kinda liked some of
those last suggestions that played on the name a bit.
OpenSword, OpenSword, OpenSword
Does this count as three votes? ;-}
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