I recall that in the days of Rev 3 how impressed I
was that a programme like Button Gadget could be
made with Rev.
When I saw it mentioned recently I went to the
Intuit side but it seems to have moved on to
other things.
A search found it available for download here
http://buttongadget2.software.informer.com/
It runs on Win XP without the need for a reg. code.
It seems to have become "abandon ware" but as an example of
what's possible with this language it's still without equal.
Is there a chance that the owners could be persuaded to make
it "Open Source"? It would be a superb learning tool
as well as being a useful programme.
Button Gadget
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Re: Button Gadget
That would be up to the author. You might try contacting him to see if he'd be interested in releasing it as open source.RossG wrote:Is there a chance that the owners could be persuaded to make it "Open Source"?
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Re: Button Gadget
Who is the author?
A name that comes to mind is Chip Walters.
Does that ring a bell?
A name that comes to mind is Chip Walters.
Does that ring a bell?
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