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i put out a first release. It is rather for testing and to get a first impression. And this first release is speaking German only (albeit probably not too difficult to understand, hence no big hurdle). Quite some functions are off still, but you can create and edit persons with the basic features. T...

(...) Thank you for your reply. But as I understand your suggestions the program should rather become a generic database. But that is not my intention. There are quite some general database programs available, I doubt I could compete with them. The idea is rather to give a tailored solution for one...

Here's a preview on my latest project: PerCIMan - Person Contact and Information Manager This is a program to manage contact and other information about persons. It offers information to a person's addresses (private, job, etc.), phone, email and web/social media contact, birthday, picture file. Per...

IIRC Android above V6 does not easily allow to write to other directories than the progdir. Since a while I put all my data to progdir only (on Android). Try saving to progdir and look wheter the grab gets saved.

And for a screenshot utility I'd suggest using SaveSnapshot(f$[, mode, fmt, table]).

Hi p-OS, thanks for pointing me to the right syntax. I had tried that (see example) but must have done some typing/stupid other error because it failed before. With your confirmed syntax I tried once again and - hooray - it works.

I am stuck in accessing content of a numerically indexed table within a numerically indexed table. So far from the documentaion the case is clear with name indexed tables within a numerically indexed table buts = { {x1 = 0, y1 = 0, x2 = 100, y2 = 50}, {x1 = 100, y1 = 0, x2 = 80, y2 = 50}, {x1 = 180,...

Sounds sweet. I guess next update will be pretty yummy!

You make my mouth watering. Sounds pretty sweet.

That's no problem because Hollywood's Android backend is currently getting an almost complete rewrite and should be much easier to maintain because more things will be done on the Java side. The current Android backend was mainly written for Android 2.3 and uses NativeActivity as its basis, which, ...

Update to 2.4 (at least for Android)

- fixed a very stupid bug in V2.3 which halted the program when a new dataset was created.
- unicode-support
- 64 bit version