Richmond,
What your professor of anatomy could put to good use - apart from
getting an introduction to Revolution that is customized to his needs -
are probably tools like "Multimedia Maker" from Mediachance Software
<http://www.mediachance.com> and
<http://mmb.mediachance.com/index.html>
or to a lesser degree "Neobook" from
<http://www.neosoftware.com>.
Unfortunately both programs are available only for Windows.
Multimedia Maker, for that matter, offers automated programming as a
possibility, i.e. you could assign actions to buttons simply by choosing
from offered options. On the other hand, it features a quite
sophisticated script language and embedded browser and flash objects.
Image handling is in some aspects more versatile and effective than
with Revolution, which is understandable, as Mediachance offers a number
of extra graphic, photo ,and video tools of impressive quality (see
"RealDraw PRO" and "Dynamic HDR" which I use frequently).
"Neobook" and "Multimedia Maker" do not belong to the xtalk category,
but they rely on the card/stack paradigm like HC, Supercard, Revolution
etc.etc.
Wilhelm Sanke
<http://www.sanke.org/MetaMedia>
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