Dreamcard, am I missing something?

[Peter T. Evensen]

Just an addendum, it appears on Mac OS X, if you double click a .rev file, 
it will launch the player.  It doesn't work for me on Windows, though.

At 02:06 PM 6/10/2005, you wrote:
>I agree. I am a high school physical science educator that has used
>HyperStudio for ten years to author programs for my students. When
>they double clicked on a program, a splash screen told them they were
>running a HyperStudio program but that was it - they didn't have to
>navigate to it. The program launched automatically.
>But HyperStudio didn't upgrade to Mac OSX so I am now using DreamCard
>to rewrite my stacks but don't like the idea that my students have to
>navigate to my program after clicking on it's icon.
>I also would like to know is there a way to eliminate this other than
>purchasing Revolution Studio? I don't mind a splash screen to show my
>students they are running a Revolution program, but why not skip the
>navigation part since they already clicked on the program they wish to
>run.
>Doug Gilliland
>
>
>On 6/10/05, Peter T. Evensen <pevensen at siboneylg.com> wrote:
> > The Dreamcard player opens  the revOnline viewer.  When I first ran it, I
> > was confused as to what to do.  I finally realized I need to click on the
> > folder icon to open my stack.
> >
> > Was anyone else confused by this?  Is there an easier way?
> >
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