Customising the Metacard Environment

[Pierre Sahores]

W. Sanke a écrit:

>On Mon, 07 Jul 2003 03:27:24 -0400, "Mathewson"
><richmond at mail.maclaunch.com> wrote:
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>>One of the best ways to customise (British 'S' in
>>'customise') Metacard (and vice versa) is to open its
>>components using Runtime Revolution to edit.
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>>However (this will not make me popular) I personally find
>>that Runtime Revolution wipes the floor with Metacard - and
>>seems even more customisable.
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>>Richmond Mathewson
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>One would have to go very much into details to compare and assess the
>advantages and deficiencies of Metacard and  the Revolution GUI.
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>It is also a matter of personal taste and what demands you have as to
>how "organized" and  how fast an environment should be. Another
>difference would be the needs of beginners and power users - and even
>power users may prefer quick access to the most needed functions, while
>others are comfortable with walking through a maze.
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>And above all, it may depend on what you learned first: Most people like
>what they already know.-
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>Concerning the language problem:
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>There are so few regional variations of written English that it is
>indeed worth mentioning if you find any. Otherwise the English language
>is very much like Chinese - with a common written basis and a great
>number of mutually incomprehensible spoken dialects; a speaker of
>Australian or Tamil English (the latter spoken around Madras) will
>probably never understand a man from Texas. As for the British Isles,
>George Bernard Shaw has competently described the situation of spoken
>English.
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>Maybe we should start on the roadmap for international understanding
>with a spelling bee?
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>Best regards,
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>Wilhelm Sanke
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Hi Friends,

What is good for Runtime Revolution is good for the Metacard engine and
what is good in the Metacard engine makes Runtime Revolution more
powerfull. In a more subjective way, the ones who loves Revolution + the
ones who loves Metacard + the ones who loves both makes the professional
grade XTalk's market share bigger. Is't it not the best the developers,
we all are, can expect for our prefered RAD tool ?

Bests,

Pierre Sahores