Multiplatform Revolution

[David Burgun]

Hi,

>  Does getting a license for multi-platform entitle you to run the IDE on both

If you get the studio version, you the IDE will run on one platform 
of your choice, and you can added the ability to run on additional 
platforms for a reduced price for each additional platform.

You can build standalones to target any of the supported platforms though.

If I were you, I'd just buy a studio license for one platform, this 
entitles you to one year of free updates and you can renew at the end 
of that. You can always buy an addtional platform when if and when 
you want to.

The base system costs £199 (one host platform) and each additional 
host platform costs £133.

Hope this helps
Dave


>So far I am impressed by revolution. I'm somebody that is coming back
>to the mac after a decade. At one point in my life I loved HyperCard.
>Most of my clients are on PCs so if I end up using revolution I am
>going to need to byte the bullet and buy PC/Mac. Does getting a
>license for multi-platform entitle you to run the IDE on both
>platforms? I don't have a specific use for it yet so if I put out the
>money its a big investment for me at this point. How important would
>you say is buying the updates (support). Does RR get bug fixes often?
>Any other pointers? I was about to buy Supercard (mostly to toy with)
>which I love but not being able to run anything I develop for 90% of
>my clients seems like learning time not well spent.
>
>Thanks
>
>Steve
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