Hi all, I agree that the new online docs are very useful, especially as all my IDE dictionaries in 3.0, 3.5, have become corrupted since I mixed stacks from different versions and opened them in 4.0 beta. I have deleted the affected app version files as suggested by Jacque Landman Gay but the new installs still have the dictionaries corrupted. I haven't yet installed my new version of 4.0
But what I really wanted to comment on is the fact that, despite RuntimeRevolution being the "non plus ultra" of hyperlinking, the Rev Manual is still a static document that requires yards of scrolling to reach a given argument. With my first version, 2.7, I spent a rainy afternoon making an HTML version of the Manual with hrefs from the index to each subchapter. Unfortunately, due to the frequency of Rev upgrades this soon became obsolete and I am amazed to find we still have to scroll through 400 pages. And on the web too! I seem to remember a thing called HyperCard that had all its documentation in stacks. Wouldn't this have been a good way to also demonstrate some of the wonders of RR ? Apparently PDFs can also have dynamic indexes and hyperlinks. Ok, I'm running for cover! Best regards Barry Barber _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
