The word is out.
Right now, this very instant, people have got their grubby mitts on the Clarion 7 AppGen and are playing with it. The folk at Soft Velocity must be breathing erratically right now :)
I’ll be adding more to this post as the information comes in.
QUOTES
(Newest at Top)
“In a procedure with a menu tree, you can expand and contract and the tree. This is FAR easier to use than before as there was little visual indication as to which tree node you were in. In C7, there is no doubt.”
“In C6, to get to the global application properties, you have to press the global button on the toolbar, then press Extensions. In C7, you select the Proerties tab and then press Actions. The dialog opens near instantly.”
“C7 is tough on enforcing rules. Got an invalid use of PRIVATE procedure in a 3rd party template used in it.”
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WARNING: This is a large mp3 file, 70+ megs. Apologies, I’ll be trimming the structure for next time.
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Bruce Johnson
Dave Harms
Kim Davies
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I’ve just received word from my “the smoking man” on the inside of the umbrella corporation we all know and love and obey, CapeSoft. Big News! 
A significant special on CapeSoft accessories is planned for next Thursday (16th of October in Australia).
Adorning my tweed sleuth hat and wielding my cane, I personally contacted a CapeSoft Representative, who has to remain nameless for fear of Newsgroup Mobbing. They said, and I quote, “We can neither confirm nor deny rumours of an impending special.”
YOU HEARD IT, YOU CAN’T UN-HEAR IT!
There’s a new blog post up from Bob Z, Application Generator News. I agree with Gary (his post). Minimising the learning curve.
We’re recording the new Clarion Folk Lore podcast tonight. Sans Rastus :). If you’ve got any thoughts about what you’d like to hear us talk about, then please send them to me, stu (at) clarion folk (dot) com.
For anyone who doesn’t know who Rastus is, and would like to (you know who you are), check the first three Clarion Folk Lore podcasts in the archives here.
Last week a scraggy-looking group of individuals met over skype and had a test-run of the new and (most definitely) improved Clarion Folk Podcast.
It was a big success!
So we are gearing up to record the first official podcast next week.
My question to you today is:
What topic would you like discussed?
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