True, your comment at the bottom. But no mention of the "not equal"
sign "≠" which was widely used in Hypercard and works in Rev. I'm
surprised that compiling a standalone for Windows doesn't catch that.
The option width thing I haven't run into yet, but I'll be watching
for it.
So, as it all relates to my original question: Is there no repository
or list of these Windows standalone problems? It makes "cross platform
standalones" look like an unfinished feature.
Joe F.
On Aug 11, 2009, at 6:04 PM, [email protected] wrote:
This came up last year. The dictionary lists these caveats in the user
section.
Look up "<=" as an example.
Craig Newman
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