Tom, even with a poll, we'd still be left with the dual issues of
specification and implementation. What I'm after is to emulate in
Revolution what I've already done in Windows with WikiWriter
(http://hytext.com/ww), only with slicker cross-platform features.
The idea is fairly simple markup i
> Does this mean it is now possible to type Chinese in a field
> without having the application crash with some of the most
> common characters?
> Is Devanagari no longer garbled?
>
> I would love to introduce my students to Revolution Media,
> but living in Taiwan and working in a field in wh
Friedrich F. Grohmann wrote:
I am happy to see Revolution making steady progress, and one sentence
on the home page in particular did not fail to raise my spirits wildly:
Straight out of the box, Revolution Media provides the features of a
word processor, a presentation tool, a movie player,
Jerry,
I don't have a copy of Media so take this with a grain of salt, but I
don't think that RRs idea of a word processor is the same as ours. I
do not believe that anything in the capabilities present in 2.7 are
different in Media and so that would mean there are no new abilities
for th
Robert Brenstein wrote:
Does anyone who got Media can tell us if the list of features of a
word processor include things like paragraph-level formatting and full
justification?
And numbered and unnumbered lists, graphics insertion with text
flow-around, assignable text and paragraph styles.
Straight out of the box, Revolution Media provides the features of
a word processor, a presentation tool, a movie player, a calculator
and many more standard applications.
Does this mean it is now possible to type Chinese in a field without
having the application crash with some of the most
