Russell-
Wow! That's a serious amount of research. Thanks.
You *did* manage to pique my interest, so I'm taking a look at it
again (I did look into HyperNext a while back and wasn't really
intrigued enough to follow up after a first look). So far your
observations seem spot on. I'm impressed that
He's obviously built this with RealBasic. And, as someone who used to
struggle with the poor quality and bugginess of RealBasic, I have to
hand it to him, he's achieved something nearly miraculous. Namely,
he's
almost managed to make a working HyperCard-like environment and he's
done it in Real
Wow! Russell Martin did a lot of good work there!
However . . .
1. Splash Screens:
In CREATOR under MenuItem "Windows/Splash Screen" you
are dropped
straight into a Splash Screen Designer that allows you
set all sorts of text items and choose a background
image.
You cannot set the textFont or t
I just downloaded it. I didn't have any problems downloading it, and it
wasn't terribly slow either. I think my download speed averaged about
39k per second. It was the Mac version.
Now, once I downloaded it and played around with it, I'm both impressed
and amused.
He's obviously built this with
Bill, I couldn't even download the Mac version--even at the super slow
download rate.
On Jan 13, 2008, at 5:25 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Everytime I tried to download the WIndows version, I got a
corrupted .zip
file. (And anemic file transfer speed.)
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Bill Marriott wjm at wjm.org wrote:
Everytime I tried to download the WIndows version, I got a corrupted .zip
file. (And anemic file transfer speed.)
Same with me!
Wilhelm Sanke
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I had trouble with the OSX version with very good transfer speed.
Joe Wilkins
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corrupted .zip
file. (And anemic file transfer speed.)
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Vampiring about with HyperNext . . .
http://www.tigabyte.com/index.html
I found the 'Map Viewer' example and thought it was
rather good . . .
although the project is hard-coded to one map (that
would have to go),
and the buttons look awful . . .
And, If, One wants to be really B*tchy; the code
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
"If you want cheap and closed source and simple, I'd
go with Rev Media as a
better and reasonably safe long term bet, which
hopefully will soon include a
Linux version.
If you want cheap/free and powerful and OSS I'd go
with one of the many Python
ides, and if wanting t
Doesn't it fall between two or three stools? First its operationally
challenged (ie its restricted to Windows and Mac).
Second, its free as in beer, but its not Free as in OSS. Which is fine, if
you know you can count on the developer being around and sticking with it.
But can you count on
From the few details available, it looks like it could be interesting
but there is a lot of information that's NOT there. Unfortunately,
their forums don't seem to work (keep getting errors from their host),
and the download for Windows didn't give me anything more than a blank
page. I looked
This is very odd:
http://www.tigabyte.com/index.html
as HyperNext has, over the last few years gone from
FREE to PAY to FREE;
of course nasty types might say that this is because
the product is substandard and there have been few
takers.
I have followed it from the start; and until recently
is w
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