Welcome!
What's New with REALbasic?
REALbasic 2008 Release 4.2 shipped October 28th and fixes a problem that caused a crash on older Windows PCs. You can download the latest version from the product download page.
We are working on REALbasic 2008 Release 5 and it is expected to ship in December. REALbasic 2008 Release 5 improves upon the auto-complete feature, a REALbasic feature that everyone uses many times a day. Auto-complete will support namespaces and uses icons to show what type of thing is being selected from the auto-complete list.
In direct response to what we have heard from you, our users, our goal has been centered around improving the quality of REALbasic. We are continuing with that focus for Release 5.
REAL World European Tour
The first European REAL Software Tour is coming up quickly! It will take place November 25th - December 1st in the UK, Germany, France and Italy. Come and discover what's new with REAL Software, REALbasic and REAL SQL Server. Hear directly from Geoff Perlman, REAL Software's Founder and CEO, during an exciting keynote presentation.
Maggiori informazioni!
25 November, REAL World London - 95 Euro
27 November, REAL World Frankfurt - 79 Euro
28 November, REAL World Paris - 79 Euro
1 December, REAL World Venice Marghera - 79 Euro
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NEWS
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REAL Software Tips
When creating your user interface, the tab order is very important. This is especially true if your interface uses a lot of editfields. When you add a new editfield to a window, it's last in the tab order. If it needs to be somewhere in the middle, it can be a pain to change the tab order. In R4, we added a feature to make this easy. Just right-click (control-click on the Mac) on the window and choose "Auto Adjust TabIndexes" from the contextual menu. There are two options for the order in which it will auto set your tab indexes, the most common being Top Down Left Right". Choosing this option will automatically set the tab order from the upper left corner of the window to the lower right.
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