Hi Tim,

thank you for answer, and as you see a time when it will be released?
In December, you told me that 1 january.
Please talk me the real date.

Rado

Rado


>thank you for answer, and as you see a time when it will be released?
>In December, you told me that 1 january.
>Please talk me the real date.

Tim doesn't like release dates - he likes software that works. If past performance is anything to go by EWB will stay in beta until Tim is satisfied with it. A practice of which I thoroughly approve.

If he gives a date it will use a calendar totally different to one used in any part of the rest of the world <VBG>

Roy Lambert

Rado

>Please talk me the real date.

Tim has stated:

"At this point, I'm not going to be posting any more scheduled release dates until the product is completed. In general, circumstances have not been very cooperative this fall, especially with our internal systems."

While we are all excited about where this product is going, I hope you haven't promised to build something with it based on just a release date?

Dear Walter and Tim,

Thank you for your answer. I understand you, but I was based on official information from these sites. We all have some plans for the future based on the information provided.
I relied on them and I accepted a job at Delphi, which have a part with the visualization of measurement data in mdb databases on the Internet. Because I work with Pascal and I do not know coding in HTML, ASP, PHP, Java or another language, so that part I wanted to create in EWB.
It is all. I now quit work on the part written in Delphi and I have to give information to the user when I finish the web part.
No problem, I have now solved using WYSIWYG Web Builder.
EWB will be using to connect to the Access mdb or dbf database?
For 2012, I wish you to complete the work as soon as possible to EWB and a few unexpected problems.

Rado

Rado,

<< thank you for answer, and as you see a time when it will be released? >>

As already mentioned, my last blog post stated that I won't be giving out
any more release dates since they haven't been reliable, due to external
circumstances or product scope creep, both of which have been rampant.

I'm finishing up the grid component now, and after that only need to finish
up the documentation.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

radosamo wrote:
>> WYSIWYG Web Builder.

Rado:

Thanks for mentioning this product - even looks like it was built with Delphi (but not sure thought).

I have look at (purchased) several HTML editors that claimed to have WYSIWYG - but this one IS.

Not only that, but the number of features it has to do things, without hand coding, is impressive.  I bought it.

Thanks again for bringing to my our attention.

Walter

Walter


Care to post the URL to fins it? There's a lot of hits from Google with WYSIWYG Web Builder

Roy Lambert

Roy

Here is the link

http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com

Walter

Walter


Thanks - I'll have a look later.

Roy Lambert