Rebol ought not to touch any files if you run it with the --noinstall option. (Open rebol and type "usage" to see options.)
I haven't tried WinCE or Rebol on any handheld machines, but when I start Rebol/View in WinXP it eats at least 9MB of RAM straight away, so I wonder if you have enough left after that. But, actually, I don't see WinCE in the list of platforms for Rebol/View. You might have to ask RebolTech directly. The product Rebol/Face, which is like a cut-down Rebol/View, should save a bit of memory. It is available in the SDK, but I don't know if it works on WinCE. http://www.rebol.net/builds/#section-1 The readme says you can just ask RebolTech to become a beta tester. You need Rebol/Face or Rebol/View to get a GUI. Voting with computers ? That's a tough problem to solve. I've been worrying generally about this question since a few years ago when it splashed out into the media. Regards, Anton. > I don't want to disturb the existing Diebold Ballot Station software > installation. > > I haven't used Rebol much -- only for some email scripts. I > don't know if I > can get Rebol View running. Any guesses? Do I need View running for the > GUI ? > > Alan Dechert -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
