Rev and User Accounts

[Timothy Miller]

>Timothy Miller wrote:


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>>My plan was to lock myself out of the obvious 
>>time-sponge-applications. I wouldn't be able to use this stuff on 
>>impulse. I'd have to log out and log back in as the administrator. 
>>The slight delay and inconvenience might be an effective 
>>psychological barrier.

Alex Tweedly Replied:

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>Sorry, Tim, I don't know enough about MacOS to help you.
>But I do have one question ....
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>IMHO, the biggest "time-sponge application" if all is RunRev. I can 
>spend hours in there, happily tweaking things, trying out things, 
>adding features to my apps, playing with Revs features, etc.


Hi Alex,


Yeah, I know what you mean. I do that too, except I can't really say 
I enjoy it. Well, sometimes it is intellectually stimulating, like a 
good puzzle, but it sure doesn't beat paddling a kayak in Hawaii. It 
seems like a sick compulsion sometimes. My favorite foible the 
"convenient" new feature will never save me as much time and trouble 
as it takes me to write and debug.

>So why do you want to make it available to your "focused" login.


I run my business on a bunch of integrated Rev stacks, formerly 
hyperCard stacks. The good news is, if it breaks, I can fix it. The 
bad news is, if it breaks, I *must* fix it.

Thanks for asking,


Tim

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