Thanks for all the input. After considering everyone's viewpoints, looking
at my own interests, talking with some of the veteran RevHeads and checking
in with the Mother Ship, I've decided my next eBooklet will be on standalone
creation.
I'll post an outline of the specific topics as soon as I ca
I'm guessing that my book on standalone creation will also have to cover the
issues of cross-platform deployment you mention. I won't, however, try to
cover things like raster vs. vector graphics, communicating with externals
(though including them in the build process is obviously important), and
Hi Dan,
I would suggest adding a couple of sections on handling raster and vector
graphics in Revolution which would be helpful too.
Also all the basics and details on communicating with externals, libraries
and OS functions and devices would be good to have in same book :-)
Best regards
Vikto
On Mon, 3 Jul 2006 23:33:06 -0700, "Dan Shafer"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, I'm trying to figure out the best next subject on which to
produce a
SmartEBook eBooklet. The following topics remain on my list and are
candidates based on the relatively small likelihood that
fundamental changes
On 5/7/06 18:10, Steve Goldberg wrote:
One thing I think is needed is a thorough explanation of all the checkboxes
and fields in the various property inspectors. I've been using Revolution for
two years now and am still unsure about the uses of a number of items in the
Property Inspectors, wh
I agree, Stephen. I've actually started that project. But my concern is that
forthcoming changes in the IDE may render a lot of what I'd write obsolete
before I'd sold enough copies to recoup my cost. SO that's on the list, but
not near term.
On 7/5/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Dan,
One thing I think is needed is a thorough explanation of all the checkboxes
and fields in the various property inspectors. I've been using Revolution for
two years now and am still unsure about the uses of a number of items in the
Property Inspectors, which do not appear to be well-docume
I much appreciated your book on "Printing" and
I would be very much interested by a book on "Debugging strategies
and techniques".
Best regards from Grenoble
André
Le 4 juil. 06 à 08:33, Dan Shafer a écrit :
OK, I'm trying to figure out the best next subject on which to
produce a
SmartEB
Dan,
FWIW, I and others have been talking about the distribution of
standalones and password issues and timers, etc. If this were
thoroughly explored in detail I would purchase this. Also any tricks
in Building SAs with icons and Start Bar menu's and Dock menu's and
CD distribution, passw
I agree on debugging too.
On 7/4/06 8:12 AM, "Ben Rubinstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/7/06 13:03, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
>>>
>>> * Debugging strategies and techniques
>>>
>>> * Parameters, Variables and Values in Transcript
>>>
>>> * Building and Deploying Standalones
>>
>> Any of t
On 4/7/06 13:03, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
* Debugging strategies and techniques
* Parameters, Variables and Values in Transcript
* Building and Deploying Standalones
Any of the last 3 would get my vote, with debugging possibly the top
of the list.
I agree precisely with Sarah - I think those
OK, I'm trying to figure out the best next subject on which to produce a
SmartEBook eBooklet. The following topics remain on my list and are
candidates based on the relatively small likelihood that fundamental changes
in Rev will obsolete them in the next year. I'd be interested in votes,
feedback
OK, I'm trying to figure out the best next subject on which to produce a
SmartEBook eBooklet. The following topics remain on my list and are
candidates based on the relatively small likelihood that fundamental changes
in Rev will obsolete them in the next year. I'd be interested in votes,
feedback
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