[Pythoncard-users] Potential pythoncard buyinser seeks

A Pythoncard potentially like a terminal emulator? Does it have a 
single, private SERVER version for pycardinates of soda to use?
Or is it free?
On Tuesday, January 15, 2002, at 08:27 PM, pythoncard-users-
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>    1. Re: possible project names (Magnus Lie Hetland)
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> Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 19:26:45 +0100
> From: Magnus Lie Hetland <ma...@he...>
> To: pyt...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Pythoncard-users] possible project names
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> David LeBlanc <wh...@oz...>:
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>> Zotz! the mayan word for vampire! ^^V^^
>>
>> PyFrame
>>
>> PythonFrame
>>
>> Dave LeBlanc
>
> Let me get this straight: You are proposing "Dave LeBlanc" as a new
> name for PythonCard? <wink>
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>> (PyCard<tm> is a trademark of David LeBlanc, all rights reserved.)
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> How did you get this TradeMark -- by claiming it on this mailing list?
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> Magnus Lie Hetland                                  The Anygui Project
> http://hetland.org                                  http://anygui.org
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> Message: 2
> From: "David LeBlanc" <wh...@oz...>
> To: "pythoncard-Users" <pyt...@li...>
> Subject: RE: [Pythoncard-users] put on your marketing caps
> Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 10:49:45 -0800
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>> PythonCard brings visual software development on Open Source tools
>> to the masses, picking up where Apple's immensely popular but
>> now-abandoned HyperCard product left off. Written entirely in the
>> widely used and respected object-oriented Python scripting language,
>> PythonCard enables end users to create applications and interfaces in
>> a style that is reminiscent of Microsoft Visual Basic without the
>> baggage of over-complexity for non-programmers. It then enables the
>> developer with some minimal amount of programming or scripting
>> experience to give the user's designs life and power through Python
>> scripting.
>
> "software development on Open Source Tools"? How about "software 
> development
> with Open Source Tools" - I personally find (as might be suggested by 
> the
> wording) sitting on hammers a bit painful ;)
>
> To me implying that PythonCard picks up where Hypercard left off 
> suggests
> that PythonCard does what Hypercard does and more so and it doesn't. 
> Someone
> downloading PythonCard expecting it to have similar functionality to
> HyperCard is going to be very disappointed.
>
> Hypercard isn't abandoned - Apple still sells it. - see
> www.apple.com/hypercard.
>
> How is it reminiscent of Visual Basic? Does PythonCard really want to
> associate itself with VB? When I develop in VB, I either expect to use 
> an
> editor for this clunky language or I expect a design/script UI tool 
> that has
> multiple panes with a visual layout editor, lists of functions, 
> attribute
> lists, lists of available controls and tons of online badly done help 
> etc.
>
> Microsoft
> Mediocre (darn, one letter short)
>
> The user is not the developer? It takes a developer to give the user's
> designs life and power?
>
> Dave LeBlanc
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