Len Morgan wrote
Why are you writing off using a database? I think you would find that
for the amount of data you have and the way it's organized, it's going
to be MUCH faster than anything you can do with arrays and scripts.
For example to select all the Red Sox fans born in 1960 you would
Truthfully I've not considered databases. I've never worked with
one. So I have NO concept of how you'd use one, install one, make it
work for lots of folks with lots of computers, etc.
Here are my assumptions and questions, based on no actual knowledge.
I know you will all correct the bad
Hi Shari ,
Truthfully I've not considered databases. I've never worked with
one. So I have NO concept of how you'd use one, install one, make
it work for lots of folks with lots of computers, etc.
May be it's interesting to read this tutorial on SQL:
On Fri Feb 1, 2008, Andre Garzia andre at andregarzia.com wrote:
Aloha Friends,
I am creating a little photo selection application that allow
contributors to quickly select photos and do some basic editing
(rotation, scaling). Revolution is great for working with images but
when doing batch
Jim Sims wrote:
Am I correct in thinking that teachmac uses a built-in payment system
with Kagi?
IOW - one can purchase via the teachmac standalone and not need to
proceed to a web page
to purchase? Can you comment on how that is done?
Yes, that's right. Kagi provides an interface in C++
Have any good books on Rev/Transcript been published, or is everyone
still using old HyperCard/Talk books as references?
J.
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Colin,
Murph! thanks could not remember his name. It was the A World Alive
project we were doing with him, it was sea studio's film and i was
helping him pull all the parts together at the studio.. Glad to hear
hes a producer now with scholastic!
Sorry, i got it confused with another
1. Would the user need to install something extra to use it? If so,
would it be a separate program from my app that I would have to deal
with tech support if the user upgrades his system? Thousands of
people download my apps from around the world, so added tech support
is a big bad.
I am in need of a method to read compiled HTML help files (CHM files)
or to extract the text from them. Has anyone seen a script or an
extension that can do that from within Rev?
Thanks,
Alan Simon
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