> Adrian : This could be one option we present, but I'm not sure why
> you'd want to separate the authoring and browsing environment.
>
> Andre : I don't.
Alain : Agreed. That's one the reasons that HyperCard was so great.
> Andre : I want a lower level tool that basically lets the user access
> the built in commands of an application framework with OpenTalk
> scripts ...
Alain : UserLevel 6 or higher, eh ! We don't want to obligate all
OpenCard users to access this technical level.
> Andre : ... and be able to make standalone applications.
Alain : doMenu "Save As.." without setting the userLevel to 6 ?
> Andre : OTPW has nothing to do with OpenCard itself. It is a side
> project, or perhaps a preliminary project.
Alain : I couldn't have said it any better.
> Andre : Authoring and browsing should be the same thing for OpenCard.
> Yes, yes, yes.
Alain : This is a fundamental feature in my view. While it is true that
we want to avoid using MODES, I nonetheless believe that we should
maintain HyperCard's UserLevel property in OpenCard, to have the best of
both worlds : browsing AND authoring.
