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Dev Helper - 1.0.1

Multipurpose utility for developers

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Current Version:	1.0.1
Release Date:	2001-09-15
License:	Freeware
Downloads (this version):	1,580
Downloads (all versions):	2,887

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Product Description:

Project Manager
Gives you fast access to scattered important development projects around your HD
Classes and Modules
Gives you fast access to resuable components, for your development projects, instead of spending a long time searching for them everytime you need them
Char Gen
An extensive character analysis feature. Lets you do conversions on characters, such as from numbers to/from ascii, numbers to/from hex, binary, can convert strings to binary or hex and back again, contains an Ascii Map to let you know what a certain Ascii number means
Keyboard Codes
Lets you find out the "code" for any key on your keyboard. Just type the key, and the code is given to you. This code is not the same as the ascii value of the letter! This code is the actual code sent by the keyboard
Note Keeper
Lets you store notes on your development activities, or anything at all in general! The note Keeper can use aliases, which makes it able to access files stored anywhere on your hard disk
Tool palette
Makes your Dev Helper features very easy to access. Puts a small floating window that stays ontop of all of your other windows, which contains buttons for accessing Dev Helper features. It also contains the "Switch" button which switches you to/from your development environment, to Dev Helper

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.0
Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 8.0 or higher
or
Mac OS X 10.0 or higher

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From http://www.techtracker.com/reviewguidelines.shtml You… - Version: 1.0.1, 9/17/2001 09:10AM PST

thsmith (Theodore Henry Smith)

people are abusing the service. Read the guidelines. Yes I did miss out posting my affiliations, but that isn't an abuse, just like not comparing a product isn't an abuse. (read that page to see what I mean) Here are the rules about what not to post: * Comments on other reviews visible on the page. (This information, and its position on the page, is subject to change without notice.) * Any information that you are not allowed to disclose about products because of Non-Disclosure agreements. (Particularly Beta software.) * Notification of typos. If you'd like to tell us about a specific problem, please send us feedback at: info@techtracker.com. * Profanity, obscenities, or spiteful remarks. * Single-word reviews. We want to know what your opinion is on the product. * Self-serving, commercial links or comments. You shouldn't feel surprised if your abusive posts are removed in the future.

Definitely worth it's… - Version: 1.0.1, 9/16/2001 07:07AM PST

Cats Godot

price. The number/ASCII converters are handy (albeit not that difficult to write), and, although I've only used it a few times, it hasn't crashed on me. As nice as the project manager part sounds, I don't *want* to keep all my projects in the preset location. (Okay, I guess the solution is aliases--BUT I DO THAT ANYWAY!). One other thing: what did 1.0.1 fix/change??? I'm sorry, but you're losing a star just on that. I downloaded it yesterday (1.0), and even your *site* doesn't mention what was changed. Sorry, that goes down BIG TIME in my book.

�aol Duke, this… - Version: 1.0.1, 9/15/2001 08:42PM PST

Eridius (TildeSoft)

is the kind of attitude that us RB users are trying to fight against. RB does not suck, it is really good. You are just basing your opinion on the myriad of badly-designed and badly-coded programs written in RB. The development environment and the language are both quite good. Don't dis RB unless you have personal experience with it and know what you are talking about. And by the way, Theo2, they are all right in telling you that you shouldn't be reviewing your own product, and if you are, you shouldn't rate it and you should state that you wrote it.