Tiger breaks hyperCard?

[Alan Gayne]

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Hi all,

I've been following this one from the sidelines.

As I've mentioned in this forum on more than one occasion, I'm one of 
those whose business productivity is still totally dependent on the 
combination of Hypercard and 9 to 5 Reports.

 From all the discussion I've read here dealing with two orphaned and 
"obsolete" programs, it seems that I may not be as alone as I have 
sometimes thought.

So I guess there are a quite a few of us quietly wait for the release 
version of Jan Schenkel's Quartam Reports, and fervently hoping that 
it's interface is half as intuitive as old reliable "9 to 5".

So here's a message to Jan: if your Quartam delivers the functionality 
needed by people like me, I think you'll find that the number of paying 
customers will far exceed the number of voices which have expressed 
interest here on the list.

More than that, I think there may very well be a substantial number of 
old Hypercard types who have quietly been waiting for a truly viable 
reporting scheme before making, or renewing their commitment to Runtime 
Revolution.

Regards,
Alan Gayne


> Bill <bill at bluewatermaritime.com> wrote:
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> The problem is nine to five reports under hypercard