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In my program I want to create a pdf using Polybios and read it again for displaying. In my first attempt I saved the pdf document to a temporary file and then opened the document again. Worked . But now I tried to use a virtual file instead: @REQUIRE "polybios" doc = pdf.CreateDocument() ...

It works now
Thanks for fixing this immediatly !

Whenever I try to switch to Fullscreen mode (via menu or via Hotkey), program quits with error message:
"This functionality is not supported in full screen mode!
File: RNOPFD.hw (current line; 231 - in Function isMenuItemSelected)"

Tried in a WIN10 System.

Try to type the following in Hollywood 8 IDE / Win10 : <{><any-string><:><}>, e.g. {a:} And the IDE will quit immediately, no matter , if file is in unsaved state. It doesn't matter, in which order you type the sequence. As soon, as it is complete, the described behaviour happens.

I never used Postgre till now, but have experience with msql, mysql, Oracle, sqlite3. As there is no up2date mysql port to MorphOS (only old v4), but a quite decent one of Postgre, I likely will give it a try. Thanx for this ! Your documentation is good ,too. But maybe you'd like to add the output o...

Thanx for the port, might be quite useful for reading data from public web services..

Now, as Hollywood 8 is said to work on Linux without X-Server now, i retried this. I have this simple program: @DISPLAY {hidden=True} ConsolePrint("Hallo Welt!") I compiled for target Linux(arm). I copied to the HDD connected to my Router (ASUS AC88U), running an Linux based OS. It has a C...

Set these attributes for the Object of your choice:

(not tested)

Area.Frame="none"
Area.InnerLeft="0"
Area.InnerRight="0"
Area.InnerTop="0",
Area.InnerBottom="0"

most GUI classes are dervied from area.class

Good approach ! Indeed the quality of deployments could be better. And regarding Amiga Software not only Hollywood programs, but other SW , too. Within the last few years the quality decreased for: 1. deployment itself: Missing Docs, missing dependant files, no Icons, no Install-Scipt (if necessary)...

On top of your script you can pass quite some "preprocessor commands", one is @DISPLAy