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AMS3 saved our project.
And perhaps a job or two.
One week before deadline:
We realise that "the experts" who was to do the technical stuff were meddling with .bat-files. - And where generally not knowing what they where doing.
Five days before deadline:
Problems with using VB as a shell for a web-browser. VB abandoned.
Three days before deadline:
Delhi-strategy failed
Two days before deadline:
Tried at least 10 Autorun applications. None is up to the job. But this AMS 2 looked promising. Maybe there is an upgrade?
deadline:
Sleep needed!. Nightmare of endless loop, due to detection failure.
I hate endless loop nightmares!
Its now a month ago.
Every evening I say:
"Thank you, whoever is in charge, for another day gone, and still no repported problems." (I say it in Danish, though)
%IEVersion% and %Java2Installed% could have sparred me many a restless night.
This is meant in a constructive sence.
The fact that I could build this installation in 2 days, with AMS2, speaks for itself.
"The Experts" couldn´t solve it properly.
("Browser detection completed. You can close this window now" - is not satisfactory! The temporary MS-DOS window neither.)
I think they used somewhere between a week and a month.
Good job!
Bjørn Rosell
And perhaps a job or two.
One week before deadline:
We realise that "the experts" who was to do the technical stuff were meddling with .bat-files. - And where generally not knowing what they where doing.
Five days before deadline:
Problems with using VB as a shell for a web-browser. VB abandoned.
Three days before deadline:
Delhi-strategy failed
Two days before deadline:
Tried at least 10 Autorun applications. None is up to the job. But this AMS 2 looked promising. Maybe there is an upgrade?
deadline:
Sleep needed!. Nightmare of endless loop, due to detection failure.
I hate endless loop nightmares!
Its now a month ago.
Every evening I say:
"Thank you, whoever is in charge, for another day gone, and still no repported problems." (I say it in Danish, though)
%IEVersion% and %Java2Installed% could have sparred me many a restless night.
This is meant in a constructive sence.
The fact that I could build this installation in 2 days, with AMS2, speaks for itself.
"The Experts" couldn´t solve it properly.
("Browser detection completed. You can close this window now" - is not satisfactory! The temporary MS-DOS window neither.)
I think they used somewhere between a week and a month.
Good job!
Bjørn Rosell
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