Dixon, Tom <dixont at Jostens dot com> wrote:
> Christian,
>
> I think that a lot of people find using your plugins intimidating
> because it is difficult to decipher which plugin does what from your web
> site. 8000 functions is a little bit overwhelming
we are quite close to 10000 :-)
> and in reality these re spread out over a number of plugins.
That was done because of user feedback.
> I find how other sites list their plugins individually with links to a
> list of that particular plugin's functions and methods much easier to
> determine what I need to get the job done. I know you are busy but if you
> would overhaul your site to make it easier to figure out which plugin does
> what I think a lot more people would be using them and purchasing
> licenses.
ok.
> Also, something that would be really cool would be to do something like
> Charles Yeomans does on his site. His page "How do I...?" has a list of
> things people are interested in doing and the links take you to a
> section to solve the problem. For your plugins this would be invaluable.
> In the case of what Phillip was asking, and that your MBS plugin would
> solve, a link like "...suppress the finder from recognizing blank CDs
> inserted for a CD burning application?" would tell you which plugin and
> a brief generic example of usage.
I write a note to the FAQ section of the documentation.
> I am not complaining about your work. You do a phenomenal job at
> providing the RB community with solutions that are available nowhere
> else and you are always ready to chime in on the lists to provide a
> quick solution using your plugins. Many thanks for all your efforts.
Ok. If you have some feedback, I'm waiting for it.
Mfg
Christian
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Around ten thousand functions in one REALbasic plug-in. The MBS Plugin.
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