Erik Hansen wrote:
--- Sarah Reichelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
using a custom property 1.9 ticks
using a custom property with messages locked
0.3 ticks
This is almost 2500 times faster than the field
method!
so is the custom property in RAM
and the field contents on the hard drive?
When a st
--- Sarah Reichelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> using a custom property 1.9 ticks
> using a custom property with messages locked
> 0.3 ticks
>
> This is almost 2500 times faster than the field
> method!
so is the custom property in RAM
and the field contents on the hard drive?
[EMAI
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you try also with a hidden field?
In my earlier tests the times for a hidden field were not much different
than for a visible one. Tuviah that the bigger difference is whether a
field is on an open card or not, as even hidden fields on open cards are
initialized wit
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Here are my test results:
using a field740 ticks
using a field (with locked screen)405 ticks
using a field from sub stack230 ticks
using a field from a sub stack & locking the screen235 ticks
The sub-stack's window was not open for these tests. Opening it made
Sarah,
Did you try also with a hidden field?
cheers
Xavier
On 17.05.2005 08:26:40 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>On 14 May 2005, at 2:52 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>
>> Compared to a field nearly anything else will be faster because of the
>> overhead associated with all the other things fields h
On 14 May 2005, at 2:52 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Compared to a field nearly anything else will be faster because of the
overhead associated with all the other things fields have to do to
display text in addition to storing it.
This topic has come up a few times lately, so I decided it was time
I need to implement a bug-tracking system for a couple clients.
Requirements include:
- MySQL backend
- simple interface (so Bugzilla's out of the running)
- simple installation
- should have the ability to merge reports (as for handling
duplicates without losing info; another non-Bugzilla)
- We
Richard,
I can't give much of a review for it, but I've had ZenTrack recommended
to me in the past and used it very lightly. Apparently it is meant to
be a little simpler than BugZilla- and I can attest to getting it up
and running in an hour or so with MySQL.
Like BugZilla it's not so pretty,
On Apr 30, 2005, at 1:26 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
My Panther license says this:
2.A
This License allows you to install and use one copy
of the Apple Software on a single Apple-labeled
computer at a time. This License does not allow
the Apple Software to exist on more than one
On May 16, 2005, at 9:54 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
How do I put a value into the instance of 'it' in the calling
function?
For example, suppose I want to create a custom command
'getCurrentRobotName' that returns an error in the result and the
current name in 'it'. This is 'it' in the handler t
I need to implement a bug-tracking system for a couple clients.
Requirements include:
- MySQL backend
- simple interface (so Bugzilla's out of the running)
- simple installation
- should have the ability to merge reports (as for handling
duplicates without losing info; another non-Bugzilla)
- W
-- Forwarded Message
From: Hershel Fisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 00:33:24 -0400
To: Robert Brenstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: interesting Crash
On 5/16/05 10:38 PM, "Robert Brenstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think this is quite an unusual way of navigating:
On 5/16/05 6:33 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
How do I put a value into the instance of 'it' in the calling function?
For example, suppose I want to create a custom command
'getCurrentRobotName' that returns an error in the result and the
current name in 'it'. This is 'it' in the handler that invokes
'g
I figured it out. It was really a lot easier than I thought.
Thanks
Tom
On May 16, 2005, at 10:40 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Hello my friends,
I have been very busy putting in about 16 to 18 hours a day working on
a replacement for our Director project. I have surpassed what was done
before an
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Does this mean that we don't have to include the SQLite database engine
in a standalone if it's built for Tiger? I wonder how we can tell Rev
where the engine is?
Hi Sarah,
altSQLite includes the engine and the revDB interface all in a single
external. So, you only need incl
On May 16, 2005, at 6:42 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
I have a stack with flds, the fld script is
On closeField
go to stack "abc"
End closeField
Every time when I enter the fld it goes to stack "abc" but crashes
right
away stack "abc" opens.
I caught the correction to "openField".
If you don't nee
Hello my friends,
I have been very busy putting in about 16 to 18 hours a day working on
a replacement for our Director project. I have surpassed what was done
before and am throwing together a couple of games for inclusion in with
it. I have created a Trivia game and today I finished a Memory g
At 6:44 PM -0700 5/13/05, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Where's the overview introducing basic concepts of using databases with Rev?
"About connecting to and using SQL databases". In the 2.5.1 main docs
window, it's called "SQL databases, using and connecting"... no idea
why... but anyway, it's the first
In this case, they may have simply no idea how pick the application
that would be used as their default PDF viewer... I think you meant "I
really [hate] the programs that open an application if it isn't the
one I would normally use." Right, point well taken, I think we all
find that behavior s
On 5/16/05 9:04 PM, "Sarah Reichelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm really sorry, its really openField (focusInField). My apology to u, I'm
so engaged in this problem I almost don't what's flying.
Ok, It didn't work.
Thanks, Hershel
> Try locking messages before going to the stack. It may be a pro
Try locking messages before going to the stack. It may be a problem
with the "abc" stack in a preOpen... or open... handler.
While using a closeField handler as a navigation trigger is unusual, it
should still work.
Cheers,
Sarah
On 17 May 2005, at 10:53 AM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi all, I ha
Hi all, I have an interesting crash I can't figure out.
I have a stack with flds, the fld script is
On closeField
go to stack "abc"
End closeField
Every time when I enter the fld it goes to stack "abc" but crashes right
away stack "abc" opens.
Thanks, Herhel
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Developers who link their applications to this library can access SQL
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How do I put a value into the instance of 'it' in the calling function?
For example, suppose I want to create a custom command
'getCurrentRobotName' that returns an error in the result and the
current name in 'it'. This is 'it' in the handler that invokes
'getCurrentRobotName'.
Dar
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Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> On 5/16/05 10:49 AM, "David Grogono" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> The font size that REALbasic uses for controls at design time is adjustable
>> in the Preferences window (Window Editor pane). I'd recommend changing this
>> to '0' instead of '12' because it
Also,
I have found by setting the *field* margins (not the printmargin) to a
*higher number* fixes most all text truncation issues. Please try it.
-Chipp
J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 5/12/05 2:19 AM, Timothy Due wrote:
Anyway, one problem I have been having is getting field borders to
print properly
>I have an image I am using as the icon for several buttons. The image
>is listed twice in the Application Browser control list -- same layer,
>same ID.
>Well, at least one button using the icon with that ID shows the correct
>image. At least one other shows the chasing arrows from th
On 5/12/05 2:19 AM, Timothy Due wrote:
Anyway, one problem I have been having is getting field borders to
print properly. I have read in these archives that when field
borders are butted-up together that can cause problems, but I am
even having problems in cases where the fields are not touc
Frank,
Have you tried re-ID'ing all images?
To see if the problem persists?
Im right in the middle of this nightmare too...
Internal image browser to external multiple-control assignment (icon or
patterns). Or the Global theme that all stacks must use and be able to
switch this on the fly for al
On 5/12/05 2:19 AM, Timothy Due wrote:
Anyway, one problem I have been having is getting field borders to print
properly. I have read in these archives that when field borders are
butted-up together that can cause problems, but I am even having problems in
cases where the fields are not touching
I hear you, Jeff. As a lawyer, publisher, and hobbyist software developer, I
hear you loud and clear.
I can't speak for the lawyers you've worked with, but only from my own
experiences in the legal profession after 12 years. Here are some things to
consider:
1. Most of the lawyers I have met and
Marielle,
I am a newbie in a sense, Doug Westbrook's other half (who has an
occasional post). But I am looking for ways to use Revolution to
empower teachers. (I want to make a virtual room to showcase educators
with links to their sites).
As Judy had expressed in some of her emails, my sk
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I have an image I am using as the icon for several buttons. The image
is listed twice in the Application Browser control list -- same layer,
same ID.
Well, at least one button using the icon with that ID shows the correct
image. At least one other
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dan Shafer wrote:
On another thread, jbv (JB) wrote about using Rev as a CGI engine on
Linux as a matter of regular course.
I'm curious. I've been laying out a design for an INternet-based app
and figuring I'd have to use Python (which is OK because I love it
but in som
Yes! Brian, that works... and yes, Alex, you are also right, splitting
x is indeed breaking the guideline described in the docs.
thanks
skts
On May 15, 2005, at 8:36 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
Just out of curiosity, what happens with the following:
global gSomeData # which has six lines of data
rep
Le 16 mai 05, à 18:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
I'm not sure if you are on the Valentina mailing list or not but Ruslan
is one of the most helpful developers I have ever come across. True
there is not example stack and Chipp has created an *excellent* example
stack but to say that Ruslan has pr
this has gone back and forth with apple corps beginning by suing apple
computer for the name. that one ended up with an agreement apple
computer wouldn't get into music. then it flared up again with apple
doing some midi stuff a while back and was renegotiated some and i
thought i remember some
Dan Shafer wrote:
OK, having spent some time in the archives, I think I've answered my
own question.
It *is* necessary for a Rev CGI script to load separately for each
instance/call. That's not terribly efficient but it's like all other
CGI methods except for mod_perl and probably some other
I'm not sure if you are on the Valentina mailing list or not but
Ruslan is one of the most helpful developers I have ever come
across. True there is not example stack and Chipp has created an
*excellent* example stack but to say that Ruslan has proven the
opposite is a not a fair statement.
I
Dan Shafer wrote:
On another thread, jbv (JB) wrote about using Rev as a CGI engine on
Linux as a matter of regular course.
I'm curious. I've been laying out a design for an INternet-based app
and figuring I'd have to use Python (which is OK because I love it but
in some ways it may be overk
Dan,
Again you should check with Pierre Sahores who has developped
a different method based on stacks running & "listening" non stop
for requests, and therefore don't need to load for each instance / call
and seem to be able to process several hundreds (IIRC) of requests
per second...
JB
>
>
>
OK, having spent some time in the archives, I think I've answered my
own question.
It *is* necessary for a Rev CGI script to load separately for each
instance/call. That's not terribly efficient but it's like all other
CGI methods except for mod_perl and probably some other even more
obscu
On May 14, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I wonder if Trevor's been reading this thread and has come up with an
external to hook into QT transitions while executing
computationally-expensive Transcript without impairing either
(I can dream, can't I?)
Perhaps during lunch ;-) (actua
Dan,
> True or myth? Anyone have any experience with moderately high
> transaction rates using Rev CGI?
It depends on what you mean by "moderately high transaction rate"...
As for the few sites I've developped around Rev cgi, the one with
the "highest" transaction rate was an event in spring 2
Hi Ken,
On 5/16/05 6:26 AM, "Klaus Major" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Still waiting for Ken's "regex for dummies" primer ;-)
So am I...
OK, then we are already 2, but that's NOT the way it works!
You are supposed to actually write that thing and not wait for it :-D
;-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Softwa
On 5/16/05 10:49 AM, "David Grogono" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Ah, I was thrown off because RB sets the default size for static and
>> editable text at 12 pt (which is neither the "system font", nor the "small
>> system font" as the HIG states
>
> The f
On 5/16/05 6:26 AM, "Klaus Major" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Still waiting for Ken's "regex for dummies" primer ;-)
So am I...
;-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ken...
Well stated. It's something most programmers know but forget and of
which we need to be reminded from time to time.
They're all just tools, not religious experiences.
On May 16, 2005, at 9:08 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
Once again, it's the "right tool for the job"
~~~
On another thread, jbv (JB) wrote about using Rev as a CGI engine on
Linux as a matter of regular course.
I'm curious. I've been laying out a design for an INternet-based app
and figuring I'd have to use Python (which is OK because I love it
but in some ways it may be overkill for this proje
On May 16, 2005, at 9:17 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
... to our toolbox that meats our needs.
Umm, meets, not meats :)
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Blue Mango Multimedia
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Hi Shawn,
Hello All,
Is there a way to control the speed of an animated
gif?
Also, is there a way to have an animated gif loop
indefinitely?
there is a little stack of mine in Rev online, that deals with this
topic...
username: klausimausi
Stack: The taming of the animated gif...
Enjoy, and drop
On May 16, 2005, at 6:51 AM, Joel Guillod wrote:
What a good opportunity to explain you some of the reasons why you
probably miss so many users. My own experience of Valentina has been a
failure because I have never been able to easily operate Valentina
with Hypercard/Supercard and more recently
Recently, Shawn Rampy wrote:
> Is there a way to control the speed of an animated
> gif?
One way is to set the repeatCount of the GIF to 0 and use your own timer to
update the GIF using the currentFrame. Something like:
local fCount
on updateGIF
if fCount = empty or fCount = the frameCount
On 5/16/05 8:51 AM, "Joel Guillod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Russlan,
(BTW, that's one "s" in Ruslan)
> What a good opportunity to explain you some of the reasons why you
> probably miss so many users. My own experience of Valentina has been a
> failure because I have never been able to easi
Hello All,
Is there a way to control the speed of an animated
gif?
Also, is there a way to have an animated gif loop
indefinitely?
Thanks,
Shawn
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And just to add another small tidbit. If your users will be running
this on Win98, you might want to place your standalone exe in some
folder on the CD rather than directly at the root level. It's been
my experience in the past with Win98 that if you place your
standalone directly on the
Hi Richmond,
Dear xTalk Afficionados,
I am sure this one has been addressed before - but could
not find it via an "autostart" search of the archives.
If I make a stand-alone for MS Windows on a CD - how to I
set it to autostart when the user pops the CD into their
CD-drive?
Grateful for help!
Put
Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ah, I was thrown off because RB sets the default size for static and
> editable text at 12 pt (which is neither the "system font", nor the "small
> system font" as the HIG states
Hi Ken -
The font size that REALbasic uses for controls at design time is adjust
After laying dormant for a very long time, I am happy to announce the
Education-Revolution list is back and better than ever.
You are enthusiastically invited to be part of this improved list!
To be a part of this list, go to http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/
listinfo/education-revolution and sc
For what it's worth, it ought to be easier to do this for DVD than it
ever was for CDs, since the DVD specifications are less primitive in
terms of cross-platform compatibility right out of the box. Heck, I
remember when you had to have a floppy "boot disk" to launch a
CD-ROM!! Thank goodness thos
Dear xTalk Afficionados,
I am sure this one has been addressed before - but could
not find it via an "autostart" search of the archives.
If I make a stand-alone for MS Windows on a CD - how to I
set it to autostart when the user pops the CD into their
CD-drive?
Grateful for help!
Richmond Math
Hi Everyone.
I'm new to Rev. I have been evaluating Rev for the last couple of weeks and
have mostly found it a joy to use. It brings back happy memories of using
Hypercard quite some years ago.
Anyway, one problem I have been having is getting field borders to print
properly. I have read in t
Dear all,
A few months ago (back in Oct 2004), there was an interesting thread
on educational use for revolution .
Several things emerged from this discussion:
1. A number of metacard or revolution stacks have been produced that
cannot be found anywhere on the web or in the "user".
2. There is
Hi Joel,
> My last comment is that competition is good! As developers we
> really thank Altuit to have written the SQLite plugin because
> this finally forces Paradigma Software Inc to seriously watch
> for the Revolution developers to give them the consideration
> and support they actually mi
On May 15, 2005, at 1:16 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
All in all, it's jsut a matter of picking the right
database for the job at hand: if you need a quick
embedded single-user database that does Mac + Win +
Linux, then altSQLite is your best pick.
If you like the object-relational features of
Valentina
> Good point.
>
> You might also wish to 'warn' the Apple Tiger Developers of
> your findings because FYI:
> http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=593
Chipp, just because Apple likes something or recommends something doesn't
make it a holy artifact or the object of their affection the best
> I'm no database expert, though you can find plenty of them on
> the SQLite open source website: www.sqlite.org
>
> I challenge you to post your benchmarks there if you're
> serious about getting a response. There you'll find more of
> the 'war' I believe you're searching for.
We don't need t
Russlan,
What a good opportunity to explain you some of the reasons why you
probably miss so many users. My own experience of Valentina has been a
failure because I have never been able to easily operate Valentina with
Hypercard/Supercard and more recently with Revolution. Dont reply that
I sho
Hi Curtis,
I don't use XML but what happens when you set the textfont to
"Russian,unicode" rather than Lucida Grande?
Ron
On May 11, 2005, at 3:47 AM, Curtis Ford wrote:
I've been studying the XML demo kindly provided by Sarah Reichelt - a
big thanks to Sarah, it's a great resource! A few newbie
Hubert
I think you will have to import the text from each field in your HC
stack to the new Rev stack
set the unicodetext of fld "revfld" to uniencode(HCfld,"Chinese")
This will have to be different for the simplified - ("simplechinese)
and traditional - ("chinese")
HTH
Ron
On May 16, 2005, at
I've been studying the XML demo kindly provided by Sarah Reichelt - a
big thanks to Sarah, it's a great resource! A few newbie-ish questions:
Can Unicode be used with the XML commands? I've had success reading in
my own XML external text files with the demo, but using UTF 16 encoding
seems trou
Hello,
Does anybody know what option to set to the unzip shell command in
order do get an incrementation to the file to extract (stored in a
stack) when there is a file with the same name ? (unzipping via the
Finder gives me that automatically : e.g. XML exists --> unzipping :
XML 1 --> un
On 5/16/05 2:18 PM, "Robert Brenstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Also, I *believe* Valentina also runs on older Mac OS's which makes it's
>>> currently the only embedded solution for Revolution for OS9.
>>
>> Well, Valentina 2.0 will not. We drop support of Classic because we use IBM
>> ICU
Hi Ruslan, :-)
Ruslan Zasukhin wrote in response
to alejandro tejada:
at>> Using the full text of this mail list,
at>> you could be sure that every developer in
at>> this mail list will ACTUALLY USE (very important)
at>> your benchmark application, to look for threads,
at>> individual messages,
> Also, I *believe* Valentina also runs on older Mac OS's which makes it's
currently the only embedded solution for Revolution for OS9.
Well, Valentina 2.0 will not. We drop support of Classic because we use IBM
ICU unicode library, which have Carbon and Macho versions, but not Classic.
Valentina
Bonjour Xavier,
Hi Klaus,
Hope i got this correctly...
Search for a matrix using the filter command
1&tab&*
Append a line number after each line eventually if you need to know
which
line if was.
Ah, yes, i think "filter" is the right direction!
From then it's just a little loop to see which lines
Hi Klaus,
Hope i got this correctly...
Search for a matrix using the filter command
1&tab&*
Append a line number after each line eventually if you need to know which
line if was.
>From then it's just a little loop to see which lines really match...
IOW,
do a regex (or filter) on the largest
Hi frien
ds,
i have a little problem and might need some help/hints...
I have a TAB delimited list (200 lines) of values like:
1 TAB 0 TAB 1 TAB 1 TAB 0... (174 values each line)
And have the same amount of checkboxes and want to get all the lines
that have the same matrix as the currently "checked
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Sivakatirswami wrote:
OK, well I solved the problem by taking the split out of the loop
to a function, now it works. But I still think this is a bug.
No, I don't agree. The docs say very clearly
Important! You cannot change the labelVariable in a statement
inside the loop. D
On 5/16/05 1:19 PM, "Alejandro Tejada" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Alejandro,
> Now, i have a petition for you, about your
> database bench project for Revolution:
>
> Could you use, for this benchmark,
> the complete text of the mail archive
> of Runtime Revolution?
>
> Compressed, this fil
Sivakatirswami wrote:
OK, well I solved the problem by taking the split out of the loop to a
function, now it works. But I still think this is a bug.
No, I don't agree. The docs say very clearly
Important! You cannot change the labelVariable in a statement inside
the loop. Doing so will cause a
On 14 May 2005, at 2:19 am, Jim Hurley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Speaking of "Transcript inspiration," this work reminds me of the
opportunity I would have had, had I had Run Rev some years back.
(Does that sentence set a record for the number of "hads" in close
proximity?)
John, whereas James had
on Mon, 16 May 2005 01:53:14 +0300
Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
> Of course we plan soon produce
> A) bench pages
> B) bench project for different languages that
> Valentina support
> REALbasic, Director, Revolution,
> which anybody should be able to run and see times on
> his own computer.
Hi Rusl
Ruslan Zasukhin a *crit :
>
> About Linux.
>
> We going port Valentina to Linux. Soon. No doubt.
> But I wonder and want ask developers on this list.
> Does Linux bring you real sales ?
>
if you guys allow me to enter your conversation, and
if you allow me to sh
On 5/16/05 11:27 AM, "Chipp Walters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
>
>> Oh, sorry, I have only now realise that you are from Altuit.
>>
>> Please take my best wishes, and be sure, that we not going to make any war.
>> We just talk and discuss. Okay? :-)
>
> Yes, I am from
Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
Oh, sorry, I have only now realise that you are from Altuit.
Please take my best wishes, and be sure, that we not going to make any war.
We just talk and discuss. Okay? :-)
Yes, I am from Altuit, and a BIG supporter of Revolution! You can check
out our RunRev website:
http:
On 5/16/05 11:03 AM, "Chipp Walters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I do remember people talking about a Valentina update coming soon,
> though I see from your website the last press release about a new
> version is dated April, 21,2002. I did find there you have beta versions
> available for Direct
On 5/16/05 11:03 AM, "Chipp Walters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chipp Walters wrote:
>
>> Also, I noticed you're still selling Valentina for Revolution 1.1.1.
>> We're now up to version 2.5.1. I know your users are eager for you to
>> update!
>
> Ruslan,
>
> On your website it states:
>
> Va
Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
I give that info you DEVELOPERS and users of dbs.
Because I think you should be informed about possible limits you can stick.
Good point.
You might also wish to 'warn' the Apple Tiger Developers of your
findings because FYI:
http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=593
"A
On 5/16/05 10:39 AM, "Chipp Walters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Chipp,
Oh, sorry, I have only now realise that you are from Altuit.
Please take my best wishes, and be sure, that we not going to make any war.
We just talk and discuss. Okay? :-)
> Also, I notice you make mention of 'locking'
Chipp Walters wrote:
Also, I noticed you're still selling Valentina for Revolution 1.1.1.
We're now up to version 2.5.1. I know your users are eager for you to
update!
Ruslan,
On your website it states:
Valentina for Revolution 1.11
which I incorrectly surmised it to mean:
Velentina for Revolutio
On 5/16/05 10:39 AM, "Chipp Walters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Chipp,
> Welcome to our list Ruslan :-)
>
> I'm no database expert, though you can find plenty of them on the SQLite
> open source website: www.sqlite.org
>
> I challenge you to post your benchmarks there if you're serious abou
Welcome to our list Ruslan :-)
I'm no database expert, though you can find plenty of them on the SQLite
open source website: www.sqlite.org
I challenge you to post your benchmarks there if you're serious about
getting a response. There you'll find more of the 'war' I believe you're
searching fo
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