I have NEVER had RunRev crash on Mac OS X. Nor have I ever had to
force-quit. Aside from the problems that occur when the filenames are
too long, I have never lost any data. My guess is that there are more
traps in Mac OS than OS X to deal with. It would be interesting to
hear from those
Hi all,
Before I begin, let me just say that I am not a programmer. I've done a few
simple SuperCard projects, and took advantage of the Competitive upgrade
offer on Revolution. One of the reasons I got the software was to help me in
my job as Director of Advertising for a furniture store. Let
At 18:15 -0500 2002.06.06, Dreamscape Software wrote:
Apple is still selling HyperCard? Hasn't it been a decade since the
last significant upgrade?
It's listed on the Apple Store under the software heading. Suprising, isn't
it. Especially since HyperCard runs terribly on OS 9 and X.
--- BCE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip] But we have a pc machine
at work that has SCO
OpenServer installed on it. I created an app in Rev
to test on it, but when
I ran it, it said it couldn't open the display, or
something similar to
that. I tried running it from the command line. Do
on 6/7/02 10:57 AM, Jim MacConnell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I trust you are doing this in part to learn Rev.
Yes, that is part of the motivation.
I assume you aren't interested in adding capability to the Excel version? If
you are I'm looking for an Excel project to keep my MS Office
On Railhead Design (http://www.railheaddesign.com/) I found a link to
this little thing: Silk.
The text looks great in Revolution -- smooth and easy to read.
Nice. If only they would impliment Quartz into MetaCard. Thanks for the
link.
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software, Inc.
*snip*
It would be interesting to
hear from those that develop RunRev projects on Windows.
I do on many occasions and one thing I do know is save frequently. Every
program on my system crashes, and sometimes the system will join in as well.
I just wish my PC was as stable as my iBook.
Derek
There has been high praise for RunRev from many contributers to this
list.
The members of this list are probably the most ardent ambassadors for
RunRev and Revolution.
You should accept these few adverse comments in the same manner as you
have accepted the many commendations.
Frank
Just to keep the record straight, HyperCard runs just fine under OS 9.0.4.
I wish I could agree with that, but I've had to rewrite my programs 2 or 3
times just to try to make them work properly on MacOS 9, and they still
never did. It would have helped out if everyone would have gotten the
Are you kidding... Revolution for $1000?? Quick, buy it now before they
come to their senses!!
I can write quality applications, without a C++ programmer (there, I just
saved about $199,000) -- AND -- deploy that application to multiple
platforms! Just remember folks, ya get what ya pay
On 7/6/02 1:01 am, Nicholas Thieberger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, having purchased Revolution, at no real cost to the manufacturer
as it is downloaded from the web, you now provide the documentation
that should have been part of the original purchase, and charge US
$79 or $99?
Please
on 6/7/02 9:36 AM, Dreamscape Software at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Just to keep the record straight, HyperCard runs just fine under OS 9.0.4.
I wish I could agree with that, but I've had to rewrite my programs 2 or 3
times just to try to make them work properly on MacOS 9, and they still
Folks, I do want to hear *all* feedback anyone has on these issues, but
this
list is really meant for discussing using Revolution and it is important
to
keep it focused on that, because that is what most people want to read
about. My mail box is a good place for this [EMAIL PROTECTED], and
I haven't had any problems with either HC or RR under OS9 that had
anything
to do with the OS. A few memory issues with RR but nothing particular to
OS9
Can you give us an example of a problem you've had with HC that you think
is
a OS-related? It might affect a transfer into RR.
Sure, but
Are you kidding... Revolution for $1000?? Quick, buy it now before they
come to their senses!!
I can write quality applications, without a C++ programmer (there, I just
saved about $199,000) -- AND -- deploy that application to multiple
platforms! Just remember folks, ya get what ya
On Friday, June 7, 2002, at 06:41 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
Are you kidding... Revolution for $1000?? Quick, buy it now before they
come to their senses!!
I can write quality applications, without a C++ programmer (there, I just
saved about $199,000) -- AND -- deploy that application to
On Fri, 7 Jun 2002 BCE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am pretty unfamiliar with the UNIX OS, though working with OS X is
getting my feet wet pretty well. But we have a pc machine at work
that has SCO OpenServer installed on it. I created an app in Rev to
test on it, but when I ran it, it said
I tried to place an order today for the manuals and was informed that a
$25.00 was to be charged for delivery and a sales tax ??? Of $13.82 was to
be added.
This is for an address at Southampton UK.
I expected the total charge to be $79.00 as per your email.
Can you please confirm
On Friday, June 7, 2002, at 01:35 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Friday, June 7, 2002, at 03:25 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
However, I don't think the name pipe is meaningful to many people
who are not command-line programmers. Or am I being an old grump?
I wouldn't want to comment on the latter,
(again, not sure if the original message ever made it to the list)
Another option for an item delimiter character is formFeed (what I use).
This shows up as box character on Mac and Windows systems (not sure about
UNIX), either solid or outline, depending on the app.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
And, as long as you're not doing something like scripting music that uses
32nd 64th notes, it runs dandy under X as well. Color still sucks
though. But you gotta love that compile-on-the-fly thing: recently lost
a couple of hours of work when Rev crashed on me recently. I forgot I
needed to
I hope are enough to keep them in business. But I'm happy with my
~$300/year.. so far.
Judy
On Fri, 7 Jun 2002, Dan Friedman wrote:
Are you kidding... Revolution for $1000?? Quick, buy it now before they
come to their senses!!
snip
Revolution, as long as you keep up with the times
Hey all,
For those that have been working with databases and Rev, we want to work
with mySQL because that is what we have experience with developing, but
a couple related questions -
1) Rev apparently needs a third party driver for mySQL. Where can a
compatible one for OSX and other
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