> And then what's going to be,if a professional programmer can't even write a > simple print without the user should have to intervene to choose printers > and styles and and .... > Or if wanted to add a timer constant running from when the application is > launched. > Rev is good for games or so. Sorry. > > Rev is not at the state of being used for commercial business applications.
I would say the exact opposite :-) I have several Rev apps in constant use as commercial business applications, but I don't see that Rev has the in-built capabilities to produce a modern looking game. As regards the two problems you have encountered, while I agree that I would love Rev to have the ability to store print settings and implement them programmatically, there is no avoiding the initial task of asking the user to select their printer and it's settings. There is no way you can anticipate every printer in use and as many people are connected to more than one printer (especially in a business environment), you should not even assume that they want to use their default printer. As for a timer constant, what is the problem with that? I have one app that has a large number of timed events that have to happen when appropriate and then get re-scheduled. I never have any trouble with this, so maybe you need to post your scripts and see if we can help you sort that one out. Regards, Sarah _______________________________________________ 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
