Thanks for the big welcome and all your input, Jacqueline. Appreciate all
your help and suggestions!
on 9/13/08 10:21 PM, J. Landman Gay at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mark Srebnik wrote:
>> Greetings Revolutionistas*,
>>
>> Just discovered the Use-Rev Listwanted to jump in and say "Hello" to
Mark Srebnik wrote:
Greetings Revolutionistas*,
Just discovered the Use-Rev Listwanted to jump in and say "Hello" to
everyone and also get some input from this illustrious group.
Hello, and big welcome. This is the best place you could have found for
Rev help. Oh, and you can call us just
Thanks for the welcome and advice, Thomas!
Understand your point about developing on one platform right now...
However, what about doing the opposite approach...if I go with Studio, get
the Windows version so that I can practice on my P1610 when I have time
during the day and then run Rev in Wind
Hi Joe,
Glad you remembered and great to hear from you!
Thanks as always for your help and support. It is greatly appreciated!
Hope you're on the mend and that architectural work will pick up. Having
been through the architectural ups and downs, too many times, I feel quite
fortunate that I move
Mark,
Welcome to the Revolution!
First, I would seriously consider how much cross development you would
be doing. Not Distribution but actual coding. I think it would be nice
for you to have Enterprise but you may find that you only use the PC
side (like I do) for a small period of time. W
Hello Mark!
As soon as I saw your posting I remembered our having exchanged some
emails about a year ago. Glad you took my advice and are going with
Rev rather than RB. Welcome to the revList community. Great and
extremely knowledgeable bunch of contributors. They'll field your
questions
Thanks for your enthusiastic reply and thoughts, Judy.
Every bit helps ;-)
Mark
on 9/13/08 8:07 PM, Judy Perry at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Welcome! You're in the right place!!!
>
> I also, after more years than I care to admit, cannot code my way out
> of a pap
Hi Mark,
Welcome! You're in the right place!!!
I also, after more years than I care to admit, cannot code my way out
of a paper bag... yet I manage to do educational stuff with Rev that
works wonders with my kids. Go figure. Almost as much as Hypercard
itself, Rev is that unique development en
Thanks for all your suggestions, Marian. Very helpful!
Mark
on 9/13/08 7:27 PM, Petrides, M.D. Marian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mark
>
> If you might be developing on one platform (?Mac) but potentially
> deploying your app on both platforms, I'd seriously consider
> Enterprise. It
Mark
If you might be developing on one platform (?Mac) but potentially
deploying your app on both platforms, I'd seriously consider
Enterprise. It's really nice to be able to develop on my Mac, save my
stack(s) onto the PC partition and then go in and make final tweaks
(mainly font fixes
Greetings Revolutionistas*,
Just discovered the Use-Rev Listwanted to jump in and say "Hello" to
everyone and also get some input from this illustrious group.
Basically, I'm a code noob, living smack in the middle of Silicon Valley,
surrounded coders, hi-tech companies and work right next doo
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