Re: Undocumented Features of Runtime Revolution

Richmond- Saturday, October 14, 2006, 9:50:33 AM, you wrote: > Mark Weider, >I am not disputing Bill Marriott's point. Yep. Got it. Just a matter of email message timing. But I *do* think that an accessible place to store the undocumented things would be useful. I use them *very* sparingly,

Undocumented Features of Runtime Revolution

Mark Weider, I am not disputing Bill Marriott's point. However, I remember somebody who once got slapped for "tone of message" and feel that that should be universally applied :) OK, I'll shut up (err, only on this thread!) sincerely, Richmond Mathewson __

Re: Undocumented Features of Runtime Revolution

Hi, I wouldn't use the forums to create a list of undocumented forums, because a server crash might destroy your work. Instead, I'd create a homepage or you might even host your own wiki somewhere. If you have too much time on your hands, go ahead

Re: Undocumented Features of Runtime Revolution

I gotta agree with Bill on this one. I do think what you're proposing would be a useful topic on the rev forums, for them that use them, but I just don't see this a wikipedia material. -- -Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list

Undocumented Features of Runtime Revolution

Dear Bill Marriott, Understood and acted on! sincerely, Richmond Mathewson "Philosophical problems are confusions arising owing to the fluidity of meanings users attach to words and phrases." M

Re: Undocumented Features of Runtime Revolution

You're adding this to (The) Wikipedia? C'mon now I don't think that's appropriate in the least; in fact it's an utter abuse of Wikipedia. It violates their "no original research" rule and the "Wikipedia is not an FAQ" rule. I personally also believe it violates the "Wikipedia is not a soapbo

Undocumented Features of Runtime Revolution

At the risk of being jumped on (again) by the RR community, I have set up a Wiki page on the Wikipedia for these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undocumented_Features_in_Runtime_Revolution I should be most grateful if everybody could add their wisdom to it. sincerely, Richmond Mathewson _