Position Form Centered with Top = 0

Position of a typical webpage.

Walter

Walter,

<< Position Form Centered with Top = 0

Position of a typical webpage. >>

Noted, thanks.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Walter,

This is now an option.  There should be a new build up by this evening some
time.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

<< This is now an option.  There should be a new build up by this evening some
time. >>

Are you sure it will be this evening, or more likely tomorrow?  

Steve,

<< Are you sure it will be this evening, or more likely tomorrow?  >>

Double-whammy - ran into a build problem with the new built-in web server,
and then had to go to Christmas party.  Bah !!!

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

<< Double-whammy - ran into a build problem with the new built-in web server,
and then had to go to Christmas party.  Bah !!!  >>

That time of year.  I was at a Christmas party all afternoon yesterday.

Are we still looking at an official release tomorrow for non-alpha/beta version?  I'm hanging out for the grid control and can't do much more without it.

Steve

Steve,

<< Are we still looking at an official release tomorrow for non-alpha/beta
version?  I'm hanging out for the grid control and can't do much more
without it. >>

I'm afraid not.  This week was all about dealing with EWB issues, and so
I've spent very little time on finishing the missing product features.
Right now it looks like January 1st, provided that things die down over
Christmas and I can get some work done.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

<< I'm afraid not.  This week was all about dealing with EWB issues, and so
I've spent very little time on finishing the missing product features.
Right now it looks like January 1st, provided that things die down over
Christmas and I can get some work done.  >>

Looks like it might be a birthday present for *me* then (referring to Roy's previous comment in a thread in the ElevateDB forums), as my birthday is in late January.  

Despite the delays, I'm amazed and what you get done.  You must be a very fast coder because it's incredible how much work you do in a short space of time.  Very impressive.

Steve

Steve

>Despite the delays, I'm amazed and what you get done. You must be a very fast coder because it's incredible how much work you do in a short space of time. Very impressive.

Writing a lot of code fast is easy. The difficult bit is writing good quality code either fast or slow!

Even more difficult is writing smaller amounts of good quality code to do the same job as a lot of mediocre quality code.

Roy Lambert

Steve,

<< Looks like it might be a birthday present for *me* then (referring to
Roy's previous comment in a thread in the ElevateDB forums), as my birthday
is in late January.  >>

Well, hopefully it won't take *that* long.

<< Despite the delays, I'm amazed and what you get done.  You must be a very
fast coder because it's incredible how much work you do in a short space of
time.  Very impressive. >>

Thank you, comments like that mean a lot.  I call this phase of development
the "kick in the nuts" phase.  You spend months doing development, and then
get to hear every little thing that is wrong with what you just slaved over.


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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com