Hi, I'm new and i need help

[J. Landman Gay]

Leonel Flor�n Selles wrote:
> Hi, As you can see I'm new on this list.
> 
> and my first question is
> 
> What is the deference between RunTime Revolution
> 
> Enterprice
> Studio
> Media.
> 
> Well, I'm happy to be here and thanks.
> 

We're happy to have you. RR used to have a more extensive comparison on 
the web site than they do now, but a good start is here:

<http://www.runrev.com/products/product-comparison/editions/>

In brief:

Media: author stacks, but can't build standalones or import HyperCard 
stacks. The stacks you build can be played with the Revolution Player on 
any platform, by anyone. No database support, no built-in browser, and a 
few other omissions. A solid-color backdrop is always on when the Player 
runs your stacks, you can't turn it off though you can change its color.

Studio: create stacks and standalones for any platform. However, you can 
only build and edit on the OS you purchase it for. You can add 
additional platforms for a fee. So, for example, you can purchase Studio 
for Windows, and build stacks and standalones for any OS, but you can 
only edit and create stacks on your Windows machine. Includes database 
capabilities and several add-ons.

Enterprise: full ability to do anything, on any OS, with no limitations. 
Comes with all the add-ons. The best choice if you want to edit your 
stacks on any OS and have full access to everything Revolution offers.

Most people who only have access to a single OS will buy Studio, and if 
they need additional capabilites they purchase add-on packs. Developers 
who need to create and edit stacks on any OS will prefer Enterprise (and 
save some money over buying all the extras piecemeal.) Hobbyists and 
those who do not need to create standalone applications do okay with 
Media, but it is fairly limited in scope.

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Jacqueline Landman Gay         |     jacque at hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software           |     http://www.hyperactivesw.com