12 September 2003

A demo Zeepe 7 application has appeared over in Zeepe Applications: Originally written for IE4 some years ago (about 1997/8), this games presents randomly generated sums for drill'n'skill excercises. posted at: 5:40:08 PM

10 September 2003

Zeepe 7 is now released over at zeepe.com. posted at: 3:19:29 PM

26 July 2003

Seeing as I'm off to play somewhere else for a couple of weeks, an odd time to say it but.... Zeepe 7 RC 1 is available over at zeepe.com. This allows you to do witty things like toolbars etc that are described using XHTML tags (the zeepe: namespace), support javascript event handlers etc and are drawn by the native code so they look right on all Windows platforms. posted at: 2:40:05 PM

18 April 2003

Zeepe 7 Beta A new Zeepe 7 Beta is now available over at meadroid.com. Main feature: print preview windows appear inside the Zeepe Host frame. posted at: 9:19:25 AM

02 April 2003

Zeepe 7 Beta The Zeepe 7 Beta 1 Release is now available over at meadroid.com. Zeepe 7 features new binary element behaviours for some standard application UI elements; rebars, menubars, toolbars and progress bars. Also included is a simple filmstrip 'control'. Using these new elements it is really easy to put together dhtml applications that look like "the real thing". As a bonus, the appearance of the behaviours obey the norms of the operating system, ie. themes on Windows XP.   posted at: 9:18:35 AM

05 December 2002

Oh dear, so long since there's been any Zeepe news that Radio seems to have got very confused about dates. posted at: 10:04:56 AM   MeadCo Peer-Peer Support Newsgroups MeadCo's peer-to-peer newsgroups for Zeepe and ScriptX are now available - set your newsreader to point to news.meadroid.com. posted at: 10:02:48 AM   Blog Browser.  OK - there's a Blog Browser available in Zeepe Applications. Dave Winer is still working on the definition of files.xml so this may or may not work at the time of reading this if his format has changed and the software hasn't caught up yet. The format is a little tricky because it just lists all archived files via pathnames, with no information within the xml as to what the file pointed to contains. Currently the Blog Browser assumes that anything stored in a directory 'posts' or 'archives' (because two different systems are using different conventions) is a weblog archive and that the year and month are encoded in the path name as yyyy/m.xml. If anyone can tell me I'm being daft and there's a really easy way to tell what's what, then I'll be glad to know. posted at: 10:26:52 PM

20 November 2002

Radio Case now has the new buttons. posted at: 10:29:22 AM

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