My first Hypercard app was for a radio ministry. It tracked call in respons=
es to promotions we aired so we could see what stations were effective. Eve=
ntually it had a weighted formula for calculating cost vs. income for airin=
g on each radio station. It even cut checks!=20

Bob S


> On Jun 9, 2025, at 10:11 AM, Jeff Reynolds via use-livecode <use-livecode=
@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
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> Very sorry to hear that. HC turned a hobby and research aid in grad schoo=
l i=3D
> nto being the nucleus to bring together a number of hats into a career fo=
r 3=3D
> 5 years. Certainly gave me a new and interesting path in life when I deci=
ded=3D
> not to be a prof after post doc. I was able to use HC for some projects e=
ve=3D
> ryone said would require C programming and way more time and effort than =
it e=3D
> nded up taking with HC (PC side ended up that way though!). That then lea=
d t=3D
> o MetaCard.=3D20
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> All this stuff rests on Bill=3DE2=3D80=3D99s shoulders and neurons. Only =
met him o=3D
> nce, but was a very sweet chap to me when he didn't have to be. Same sort=
 of=3D
> spirit bubbled out of HC and thus the community that formed around it and=
 l=3D
> ater MetaCard and LiveCode. Nice legacy.
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> Cheers
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> Jeff=3D20=3D
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