Ryno 31/8/01 8:34 am [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> I think it's probably possible to continue using the Starter Kit the way
>> you describe using HyperCard, with some slight adjustments (mostly putting
>> routines in different objects rather than all in a stack or background).
>
>I am very grateful to be able to work with the Starter Kit, but my problem
>is this.
>
>Working with 10 lines of script appear to me a very sophisticated skill, and
>the users of the starter kit are by definition starters. I am not overly
>dull, but the simple projects I try to create are running into cul-de sacs
>It is true that the members of the list would be most helpful, but you do
>not want to ask stupid questions on a higly articulate list, and I have an
>armload of those.
Ryno, ask those questions. Nobody is going to sneer at you, there's no
such thing as a stupid question. Everyone will rush to help you. Really.
The guys and gals on this list are great, and they were all beginners
once remember. And, there are lots of other newbies watching this list,
even shyer than you, who haven't posted at all and are longing for those
answers. So please, ask. It's what the list is for.
>
>One solution would be more tutorials, covering progressively more complex
>ideas, or, could we support another list; called something like "starters
>and helpers"?
More tutorials could never be a bad thing, and as time goes on I'm sure
more and more learning materials will become available. Another list, no.
The discussion is best in one place, where the experts and the newbies
can hang out together and help each other. Yes, I did say "each other".
It's very helpful to the Runrev team to see exactly how our efforts
strike a newcomer to Revolution.
Now, what did you want to know?
Regards,
Heather
>
>Ryno Swart.
>http://users.iafrica.com/s/sw/swartart/LoveOfArt.html
>
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