I want to keep following this list. But, my inbox is getting blasted pretty
good.
Are there any other options for following this list, other than e-mail? Is
this
shadowed to a forum anywhere? Thanks.
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Dan Shafer
Jean-Louis Gassee
You mention a name I haven't thought of in a while.
The group/company I worked with in the early 90's did some interfacing with
him
and the Newton group when the first wave of PDA hoopla was happening.
Also interfaced with MS at the time, on their First
No, I wasn't thinking of MS. It was Borland. I Have Learning Editions of
theirs.
Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Frank-
Saturday, November 26, 2005, 7:13:30 PM, you wrote:
I wasn't referring to the free and old C++ available. Recently,
they had Learning Editions of All their current
Ok, here's my two cents about the state of the docs:
- The intro videos are well done. Although, I also had a big give-me-a-break
moment when I saw I had to pay $50 to finish watching the videos.
- The content of the docs is reasonable.
- The lack of a complete
free (open source and otherwise) compilers and IDEs
out there, it would be suicide for anyone to try to charge per-copy
distribution fees in today's market.
On Nov 25, 2005, at 7:21 PM, Frank R wrote:
But, the door opens to Much Greater revenue when you have scenarios
like - 0$ to use
Kay - well said - and, yes, you were the only one who Got the pricing I was
referring to with:
ie for $20 you can have DreamCard but whatever you create
can only run in your copy of DreamCard, if you want to deploy to other
DreamCard users you'll need the $99 version
Kay C Lan
Ok, why can I play a MIDI file using a player copied to a window, but I can't
play a MIDI file using the play command. Using the play command, I get a
nice screech, leading me to believe it is interpreting the MIDI file as an
audio file of some form.
?
.
Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frank R wrote:
Ok, why can I play a MIDI file using a player copied to a window, but I can't
play a MIDI file using the play command. Using the play command, I get a nice
screech, leading me to believe it is interpreting the MIDI file as an audio
file
a
dime for the tool. That is a good way to sink the tool company.
On Nov 26, 2005, at 2:35 AM, Frank R wrote:
This type of Learning Edition pricing is actually common - and well
received.
~~
Dan Shafer, Information Product Consultant and Author
http
I wasn't referring to the free and old C++ available. Recently, they had
Learning Editions of All their current development tools - Delphi, C++, Kylix,
Java.
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Frank-
Saturday, November 26, 2005, 2:40:06 PM, you wrote:
Borland. I can't swear they still do it to
I see Tactile Media's site indexed at the RunRev site. Impressive graphic
design.
Anyone know what tool they use for graphic design, and if not, anyone have
any good suggestions for inexpensive, easy graphic design tools?
Thanks.
Frank
There is not (at least yet) a Web browser plugin for Revolution or
MetaCard.
It's really a shame there isn't. That would open up a whole new world
of possibilities for this product - and for expanding the user base.
Dan Shafer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is not (at least
Ok, I've been through the videos, and I scanned some docs.
But, I'm a couch documentation reader, not a sit-at-the-screen docs reader.
Are the manuals available anywhere in PDF form, where I can download/print,
and do some more serious couch reading?
. It's available at:
http://www.shafermediastore.com/tech_main.html along with two smaller
eBooks on more advanced topics.
On Nov 25, 2005, at 12:29 PM, Frank R wrote:
Are the manuals available anywhere in PDF form, where I can
download/print,
and do some more serious couch reading
Before I start my complaint about pricing, let me at least say that I applaud
the company for having a $99 price point for Dreamcard. It at least opens the
doors for more people to explore this intriguing tool.
On the other hand, the pricing needs to go even further. In my 20 years in
Browser plugins offer no substanial benefit not already addressed by using a
standalone as a helper application.
Technically speaking, maybe true. Practically speaking, definitely not true.
Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frank R wrote:
There is not (at least yet) a Web
Thanks, Dan, and others for the dialog on this.
I just have seen so many times in my life products that had So much potential
for a larger base, only for it never to happen because of the steep entry costs.
The $99 entry point for Dreamcard is certainly good - and better than the
Ok, with the recent anger expressed, and with me being a new guy on the block,
let me ask some questions:
- What's the size of the company behind this product? You don't have to give
precise numbers, but somebody must know if this company is - a thousand people
- doubt it, a hundred
Ken - does your company have any relationship to a SOT in the
motorcycle parts world?
Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/24/05 1:04 PM, Frank R wrote:
Ok, with the recent anger expressed, and with me being a new guy on the block,
let me ask some questions:
- What's the size
Thanks everyone for the welcome and initial responses.
Now, to Really get me off to an enthusiastic start with RunRev, can Someone
send me that MIDI Builder demo stack? :) Somebody here has to have it.
I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks.
Frank
I'm new to Rev/Dreamcard - day 1, actually. I'm evaluating it for a MIDI
project.
Can anyone point me towards any MIDI playback examples? [Not just playback
of a file, but playback and looping of sections of a file.]
I see a MIDI stack among the tutorial videos, but I haven't found that
Has the company ever spoken about any plans for using this - extremely
interesting - development platform for web app development?
Frank
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I see references in past posts about a demo MIDI Builder stack that comes with
the product, and, again, I see it among the videos. I Still can't find this
stack anywhere.
Can anyone help me with a link to the stack? I'd appreciate it.
Regards,
Frank
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