hi, > You seems quite ambitious and enthousiastic about your product, which is > a good thing... > If only half of your statements were true (and I don't see why all of > them shouldn'd be true :-P), it is already an existing project.
Well all statements are true, statements that are not yet sure are marked so (like the PDF Rendering). I've also improved the QuickFacts to answer your questions. > Is the .NET with uppercase a conscient take on MS' .NET? > Do you know you can perfectly keep your casing in the URLs, as the > top-level domain names are case-insensitive? (And most browsers > transform them to lowercase anyway.) I wanted to plug this information > in as it is little known, and some very long URLs (not your!) are quite > unpleasant all in lowercase. Well the .NET is just uppercase because we wanted to use the domain gosvg.com but that one is already in use so... Yes I know about lowercase urls but I am just too used already to have all domains lowercase :-) > > I wanted to let you know that if your GoSVG page is looking good in > Mozilla 1.7 and IE 6, it isn"t so good in IE 5.5, where the Quick Facts > box is too large and stuck below the left menu box... That shows that > you are standard compliant, but perhaps you could use one of the well > known tricks to correct the box model for bad browsers... :-) True but frankly, we used an available blog software as I didn't want to spend too much time on the website and instead, better fill it with content ;-) > > Note: you say that the 40MB file uses 900MB in ASV3, but you don't give > the figures for Renesis... Erm.. right... my mistake. Have a look on it, I've posted it now on the blog entry. > To get rid of the question that inevitably comes: will you go open > source (at least on the free Renesis)? My guess is that the answer is > no, but it had to be asked. :-P --> Answered on QuickFacts now. > One question that is frequently asked for ASV: will you allow > programmers to use the Renesis component directly in third party > applications? (ASV prohibits this in its licence.) --> Answered on QuickFacts now. > That's all for now, but I am waiting a release announcement with some > impatience. Well, one date for sure is the SVGOpen2005 ... :-) so long, Alexander Adam EvolGrafiX - http://www.EvolGrafiX.com GoSVG.NET! - http://www.GoSVG.net ----- To unsubscribe send a message to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -or- visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers and click "edit my membership" ---- Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
