Call for testers...

[Jay Madren]

Xavier,

Yes, I would be very interested to test your plug-in.  I, too, have been
less than thrilled by the amount of mouse activity needed to do serious
interface design work, especially since I come from another 4GL product that
is much better in this area.

If it does what you say, I would definitely pay that amount!

Jay Madren

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It allows you to switch to different RevProperty palette views
with just one click instead of a long drag in the properties menu!

Needless to say, this will save you hours and hours and kilometers
of mouse interaction with the menu in the revPropertyPalette (I was
so annoyed with it...)

AND best for last - you can save the settings you make for one object
and to copy them to another object with just one menu pick!

If you're a power user, this is a must!

Also provides one-click buttons to access stack, group and card
properties!
Which reminds me I forgot to put in a edit script button (but Im waiting
to
port my script editor to RR first to make it truely a NO2 equipped plugin!
;)
(NO2 is that thing you see in fast and furious that boost power X4 in one
click!)

It's auto installable (no messy/buggy plugin manager required ;)

Is a 15 Euro shareware fee too much you think?

interested?
Xavier





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A plug in for what features ?

On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, at 04:57 PM, MisterX wrote:

> My new plug in is near or ready...
>
> I need a couple courageous testers for some Rev[warp]IDE technology...
>
> Those interested are welcome to reply...
>
> First 3 serious inquiries will be granted ;)
>
> cheers
> Xavier