Dialogs in library organization

[Rob Cozens]

>I must say, the prospect of being able to update the operation of 
>every Revolution standalone on every workstation on the network by 
>changing a single handler & resource library stack on one 
>workstation excites me.

Taking this one step farther, couldn't all stacks that don't need to 
maintain runtime changes to data load from a single copy used by 
every workstation?

Imagine setting up a 15 workstation installation:

* Copy a splash screen standalone to 15 workstations.
* Install the database files, server app, and all remaining files on 
a 16th workstation.

Better yet, imagine installing a new update at this client installation:

* Replace one copy of each changed stack or file on the 16th workstation!!!

Andy's right: this makes supporting a large number of users over a 
network a very unambitious goal, don't you think?       :{`)
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Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
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Who are a little wise, the best fooles bee."

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