Stripped down version of the stack mctools
Richard Gaskin
ambassador at fourthworld.com
Thu Dec 23 16:30:44 EST 2004
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
> Hi Developers,
>
> Recently, i had to prepare some tutorials
> for some educational activities made in
> stacks, that i'll give to some teachers.
>
> I was thinking that maybe i could distribute
> to my teachers a stripped down version
> of the metacard tools stack.
>
> What are the licensing issues of this?
>
> I want a single stack, so...
> Will mctools work in an standalone
> without a home stack?
>
> This reduced version of mctools
> would not give options on the main menu
> or the contextual menu to edit the scripts
> of the password protected stacks,
> no custom properties, no debugging dialogs, etc
> i'll need only the dialogs and options
> to edit all the properties of the text fields,
> images, and graphics.
>
> The main question is:
> It's possible at all, to strip down mctools
> to left only the options and dialogs that i
> need?
Sounds like a lot of work. Setting up the MC IDE is not trivial (at
least on OS X) and when you're done all you have is the MC IDE. ;)
Why not just make your own player?
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
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