is there a best anti-viral program for Revolution?

[Richard Gaskin]

MisterX wrote:
>>Not sure what they do, but since Rev is aware of security 
>>concerns and RevOnline premiered when secure sockets 
>>premiered it would seem reasonable that they use secure 
>>sockets to validate channels.
>
> Interesting!
> 
> But obscure technologies remain unused like the xmas news on the revOffline
> news Channel! ;)

Christmas happens every year -- maybe they're early. ;)

> It's a too bad Runrev didn't use their online virus to make Rev more
> inviting and their new-features more conspicuous... (like the startup tips
> in some window programs). 

I thought Rev had startup tips -- were those yanked recently?

> Lets hope the good folks at RunRev make more demos of their cool IDE and GUI
> to show us the way!

Maybe even better would be more pre-scripted components.  We hear from 
HC users that copy-and-paste components were one of the main things they 
liked about HC, and I believe that in any given gene pool non-scripters 
outnumber scripters by at least 10 to 1.

If that becomes a priority for RR it would be helpful to see this BZ 
request implemented:
<http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/show_bug.cgi?id=2144>

That would allow certain groups to be treated as a single control, both 
in terms of interaction and in control lists.  It makes crafting, 
sharing, and using custom controls much simpler.

Extra bonus points if they decided to favor the component 
interoperability spec Ken's been putting some good time into:
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/revInterop/>

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  Richard Gaskin
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