Hi Dar,
I've been having trouble with version branching emerging from my habits. I work on the same stack on OS X and on XP. Sometimes on other systems. Unfortunately they diverge.
To address this, I'm planning on putting them in one place and accessing the same stack. That means I might work on a stack from OS X one day and then work on it from XP the next day.
I assume the stack is written only upon save.
Any potential problems?
I can share from my XP, and with a little work, from OS X. (OS X 10.2 can share user folders with Windows easily; shareware is needed to create other shares.)
Is there an advantage to sharing from one or the other? (such as mailing stacks to others from OS X and getting the type sent, too)
Dar Scott
i do it all day, so to say :-)
The stacks are hosted on an OS 9.x AppleShare server and acced via OS X and win 98 and 2000. No problems so far. OS X also looks for the extension (*.mc) before this annoying dialog pops up, asking what appp to use etc... Looks like these times are gone forever :-) Love that... :-) Hey, there is James Brown with some older live-performance on the german TV... (Living in america :-)... (3 Sat ;-) I hope you all have a good time on this special evening :-) Have a very big party everyone !!! (I do !!!) Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
