Just remember that forms/screens are for player 7 development only.
Andrew
Lindsay Evans wrote:
you come back to the IDE editor mode and "wtf!!! whered the panels go??"
heh, that alone makes it worth upgrading :)
Furthermore, the Help is easier to navigate then in the older version, more so as you have access to "Search" :D
That will be interesting to see, I usually have a browser open with the HTML docs, the reference panel just pisses me off
I warn you though, FMX 2004 is a bit memory hungry if your own a slow PC ;) in which case, just kick Tony off of Battlefield 1942 and use that PC - as its got to have some nice juice to run that puppy... god i miss that game.
Tony is out of the office for the next few months, so I may just do that if my upgraded box has anything less than a gig of ram :p
That's good news about the forms stuff, too. All the info I could find on it was that it would appeal to 'visual developers' (the lowest form of life, IMHO)
I think I'll install & see how it goes, if it sucks then I can always just un-install the damn thing.
Thanks to Scott & everyone else who replied.
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