CHMlib Logo Leading Translation Management System for Translation Agencies, Top Translation Management Software for Freelance Translators, Time Tracking Software, Word Count, Character Count and Line Count Software, Computer Assisted Translation Tool for Easy Word Count, Clipboard Character Count Software, User-Friendly Translation Memory Software, Terminology Management Software, Terminology Management Server, Microsoft Glossary Software, Dictionary of Acronyms, Social Network for Translators and Translation Agencies, Acronyms and Abbreviations Search Engine, Russian Translation Lab, Ukrainian Translation Lab.
You are reading help file online using chmlib.com
CrisisHelper - First Aid in Tough Times of World Economic Crisis


_bm0 Rave Reports Developer Guide

More Documentation

Top  Previous  Next

QUESTION:

Do you have more documentation or tutorial type information?

 

ANSWER:

The following is a list of available documentation or tutorial type information.

 

1) Be sure to look at the samples installed on your system, usually C:\Rave\Demos. If you are using the original bundled version of Rave included with Delphi 7, be sure that you upgrade to the 5.0.8 version (available on Borland's Delphi 7 registered users page) which fixes several bugs including a missing file which Borland left out of the first release.

 

2) There are several PDF documents installed on your system, usually C:\Rave\Docs. Again, if you are using the original bundled version of Rave with Delphi 7, then these docs were included on a separate CD since they ran out of space.

 

3) Documentation (current and older versions) can be found at: http://www.nevrona.com/rave/download.html.

 

4) There are many tips and tricks on the Nevrona website at: http://www.nevrona.com/rave/tips.shtml

 

5) Scripting demos for BEX users are in the \Rave\Demos\Scripting folder. Scripting documentation (RANT.PDF) is located in the \Rave\DOCS folder or download it from: http://www.nevrona.com/files/rant.txt . You can see what methods and properties are available for the Rave classes by looking in the Rave\Source\*.RVS (Rave Scripting source libraries).

 

6) There are several tutorial type articles on our add-ons page at http://www.nevrona.com/rave/addons.shtml . Look for:

       "First Steps for Rave with Delphi" article

       "Introduction to Rave" I through IV articles

       "Rave Overview Presentation" from ADUG symposium



You are reading help file online using chmlib.com

If you want your help file to be removed or added please send e-mail to chmlibcom@gmail.com