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Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 16:44, Shay Telfer wrote: > >5.1a not only runs a lot faster and does everything I want but it > >also does one thing I have not managed to master in any version from > >6 on. I can paste an unformatted table into a table formatted with > >one line and it just fills down. I

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Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

5.1a not only runs a lot faster and does everything I want but it also does one thing I have not managed to master in any version from 6 on. I can paste an unformatted table into a table formatted with one line and it just fills down. In all subsequent versions it tries to paste the whole table

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Craig wrote: Good examples of this are Word 5 for the Mac (which I'm seriously considering running in a virtual MacOS 7 under Basilisk on Linux, like Virtual PC runs Windows on a Mac) and Suitcase 8. How I agree, I am working at present in Word 5.1a under Classic. I have the latest version of

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 15:36, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote: > I feel it should not be too difficult for the guys at Deneba to fix. The chances are they wouldn't have added this "feature" in the first place if they were going to be at all willing to "fix" it later. > Deneba had the cheek to sugge

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Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Craig Ringer wrote: You may have hit upon something there. It is possible that a little fun with ResEdit and a disassembler might cause the software to decide that it does, in fact, feel like living a little longer ;-) It's been a long time since I did anything with m68k assembly (I assume this

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Bob wrote: Oh ! Damn ! I was going to offer you an older version (3.0.3) if it got past the date problem, BUT it too tells me that it will expire in two weeks. That is rubbish ! There must be a way around this nonsense. The older versions are/were relatively simple to use ! Yes the mes

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Shay wrote: OmniGraffle is pretty nice and very Mac-like Have you tried setting the date on your computer back a month or so to see if Canvas still claims it's going to expire? Although this can cause other problems when you forget to chan

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Oh ! Damn ! I was going to offer you an older version (3.0.3) if it got past the date problem, BUT it too tells me that it will expire in two weeks. That is rubbish ! There must be a way around this nonsense. The older versions are/were relatively simple to use ! Bob On Wednesday, Augu

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Does any one know of a simple CAD program which will do the same job? I just need type boxes with tabs, lines, an easy system of alignment and the ability to print charts on multiple A4 or A3 pages. I already own Illustrator but aligning things accurately is more difficult than in Canvas. Omn

Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Just to stop any more people telling me to use Reunion, I do use it but the charts it produces are not as flexible as drawing them yourself. In old versions of Reunion you could import the chart into Canvas and really modify it ... But that was a few versions ago. Waterfall charts in my mind c

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Hi Diana, How about the charting in Reunion? - then you can forget about OS9 apps. On the odd occasion when I have to run a Classic app, I am embarrassed to think that I was once satisfied with OS9. Dudley Gager On 25/08/2004, at 12:45 PM, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote: I was alarmed when my

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 12:45, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote: > It seems to me there must be a date somewhere in the code of the > program which could be eliminated without much difficulty. You may have hit upon something there. It is possible that a little fun with ResEdit and a disassembler migh

Re: Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

Hi Diana I know it's not the way you want to go (and I sympathise with your rant as a user of a number of irreplaceable classic apps, such as Pagemaker), but the charting capability (and flexibility) of Reunion makes it a great family tree creator. We create and modify charts all the time in

Planned Obsolescence - Canvas 3.5.5

I was alarmed when my copy of Canvas 3.5.5, which I run via Classic, informed me it was going to expire in less than 2 weeks. Pica, the Australian agent, has had many enquiries so I am not the only one still using it. Deneba say they do not support programs over 10 years old and are offering a

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