Bernard Devlin wrote:
Martin, I believe that is an inaccurate judgement. Whilst I was never a
MetaCard user, I believe that the ScriptLimits existed in that product
too. Runrev must have had some licensing arrangement with Scott Raney -
effectively, they were re-selling the engine, but wrapped in a different
IDE. Then they bought the engine.
Bernard
See the scriptlimits. This is Revolution's contribution to the
contemporary practice of limiting software functionality in order to
protect commercial interests. Basically it stops users doing what
Runtime did - using the product to create a competing product. Sorry.
Hi Bernard,
My memory is admittedly not the most trustworthy so I'm happy to be
corrected if I misremember, but my recollection is that the 10 line
scriptlimits in Metacard and early versions of Revolution only applied
in the free version. Runtime of course dropped the free version but also
applied the script limits to standalones made with the paid-for version.
Martin Baxter
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