I'm not sure if you are aware of this, but the iPod touch uses the
same os as iPhone. For about $100 less.
Maranatha!
Wade
Sent from my iPhone
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>Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 21:57:10 -0500
>From: Karl Kleinpaste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>On one very serious note... Do not presume to lecture people working
>with this organization on "the ramifications of the GPL." Some of us
>having been producing free software since before the concept gained
>tren
OK. Very good!
I had read one of the comments and either mis-understood it or did
understand it and thought that was the purpose of Sword (to not allow anyone
to go commercial with it).
It seems that what I want to do is in line with what you folks will allow
in spirit, and in letter with
I apologize!
I did not receive the answer to my questions a month ago. I had just
signed up, and I think that caused me to miss the answer. I thought it had
not made it to the list.
Here is a snip from a brief post and my answers:
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>You posted already about a mont
I want to do a sword project that is a little different than what has
been done. (not much different)
I want a sword server application that can feed scriptures requested to a
client. This would be similar to a web server, but it would serve
scriptures. It would have to not crash if a sele
I want do do a bible program project, multi-platform, accessible
from a gui development environment that is not currently compatible
with sword (neither java nor C++).
I would like a daemon that can run under windows, linux, and
macintosh that sits at a socket and accepts request for scriptur
There is a program out there called REALbasic, and it provides the ability
to write one program and compile it for WIndows, Macintosh, and Linux, and
have it run on all those platforms.
The "standard" version of REALbasic for Linux is free. I have the
professional version. With the standard
Hi Troy,
I am a subscriber, and I also started
http://www.maildeflector.netseveral years ago using custom code. It
is an RBL.
If this list is a subscriber only post list, then you can use
maildeflector to block all ip addresses except those ip addresses that have
subscribed through judiciou
Thanks!On 7/21/06, Greg Hellings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jason Turner is the one who's been running the SharpSword effort andhis latest post to this list about it said that it is hosted here:http://source.emptycrate.com
Good luck, and happy coding :)--GregOn 7/21/06, Wade Maxfi
Hi, I just went to crosswire's website and followed the links. Where can I find the .NET version of the project? It wasn't obvious to me.thanks!wade
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C# is an ECMA language. Mono fully supports that language in version 1.1. The version 2.0 is not there yet, if I remember correctly. (http://www.mono-project.com) The key difference between mono and Microsoft's implementation is that Microsoft supports Windows Forms. Mono does not yet support
I can only offer a user's point of view. Very slow to load, very bloated. Open office Calc takes up to 184 seconds to open an excel sheet that requires 1 second on Excel 2003, on a 3ghz hyperthreading pentium. The office writer application takes 37,660KB (37 megabytes) to load up in. (
htt
In brief, yes. You can do anything you wish with public domain material. However, your additions may be copyrighted, based on the local laws. In that case, you may have to specifically put your additions back into the public domain. That step prevents any watchdog groups from suing a site lik
OOPS! I apologize. The download link was for the Microsoft c# stuff
(and .NET sdk).
The Free IDE is available at:
http://www.icsharpcode.net/
I've used it. It takes some getting used to, but it works as it
should. It is still in development.
Maranatha!
Wade
On 8/16/05, Wade Max
Several things I've noticed:
1) Kylix is dead. I tried to get it to run on Ubuntu and had to give
up. (I've been playing with Linux since version 1.0) I'm certain I
could get it running, but it was too much effort. By extrapolation,
the associated compiled files would break. Even RHEL 4 is to
that don't exist any more. The
tutorial won't crash if you don't have the right files in there, so go
experiment and see how it was done.
Many thanks to the developers who got the Sword project to this
point. It is a very valuable effort and needs to be encouraged.
Maranatha!
Wade
Hi,
I'm still trying to get a build using BCB6.
I blew away everything and downloaded (using svn), biblecs, sword,
and icu-sword.
I loaded everything into Borland BCB6, and it did not complain.
However, it still won't compile.
The problem is that you don't include TntStdCtrls.h
I finally got a build, of sorts.
after checking things out of SVN, and moving directories around from
where SVN places them, I got a build, with a linker error:
SVN creates a "trunk" directory. YOu have to move the files out of the
trunk directory up one level, and name the directory you
Started
http://www.crosswire.org/ucgi-bin/twiki/view/Main/LivingSon
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From: "Wade Maxfield"
To:
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 10:07 AM
Subject: [sword-devel] Newbie
>
> I signed up yesterday to the mailing list.
>
> I am trying to download the c
I signed up yesterday to the mailing list.
I am trying to download the code using SVN. That went ok. It put stuff
in a "src" subdirectory, which was already in a src subdirctory due to
your web page directions.
I tried to download biblecs, and I got a directory named "Trunk", not
bible
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