use-revolution digest, Vol 1 #1621 - 14 msgs

[Esa kivelä]

At 01:48 18.7.2003 -0400, you wrote:
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>Today's Topics:
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>    1. me - the potential buyer (John Tenny)
>    2. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Geoff Canyon)
>    3. Re: What Gives? (Geoff Canyon)
>    4. license work around (John Tenny)
>    5. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Geoff Canyon)
>    6. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Geoff Canyon)
>    7. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Richard Gaskin)
>    8. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Geoff Canyon)
>    9. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Richard Gaskin)
>   10. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Richard Gaskin)
>   11. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Dan Shafer)
>   12. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (David Vaughan)
>   13. Re: Rev 2.02/New pricing (Richard Gaskin)
>   14. Re: me - the potential buyer (Sarah)
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>Message: 1
>Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 22:59:19 -0700
>Subject: me - the potential buyer
>From: John Tenny <jtenny at willamette.edu>
>To: use-revolution at lists.runrev.com
>Reply-To: use-revolution at lists.runrev.com
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>Am I one of those that RR is interested in? I'd played a bit with HC
>and liked it; never had a useful product in mind so went on to other,
>non-programming tasks (like getting a PhD and running a graduate
>teacher education program for 15 years).
>
>Now I do have a product in mind and a ready, if small market. It has to
>be cross platform to be a success (success = breaking even, not
>producing uncommitted cash)- a hobby with income. I stumbled across RR
>and thought I'd found the right tool.
>
>The new pricing doesn't bother me at all - I was ready to pay the full
>price for the SBE (which was less than the Studio after the intro offer
>is finished) -- if it did the job I needed.
>
>What has stopped me dead in my tracks is that I can't seem to learn the
>program. As a newcomer, I can tell you that the online help system
>stinks - not enough examples, not enough detail in the
>vocabulary/syntax areas, and a vaporware manual. >

That's why I liked HCs Home tacka nd its HC reference :-) Something smiliar 
to RR (with good pratical examples)? I have difficulties also start with RR 
and some   things I still have to figure out.

Esashi


Even the most powerful human being
Has a limited sphere of strength.
Draw him outside of that sphere
And into your own, and his strength will dissipate.
          - Morihei Ueshiba