Does anyone have an older version of Real Studion/Real Basic? I logged into Real Software’s site but they dont have any of the older version up. I would love a late 2009 or early 2010 version for the Mac. ping me off line please.
I guess Xojo will add them soon. Some on these editions are needed for certain O.S compatibilities, deprecated stuff that we all need. This has been a common answer: “Use older versions for achieving such functionality…”
Funnily, I searched in my Applications folder and could only find the two most recent ones (I reformatted not long ago and have been adding as needed). I then thought of looking in my old Time Machine backup and lo, I actually have two years worth of backups and among that I have 2009 (5.1), 2010 (5.1) and 2011 (1.1, 3, 4 and 4.1).
BTW Eduardo, I still have RS 2010R3.2 on my G5, and this was I think the last one that could run on the PowerPC platform. RS 2011R3 I think was the last release that supported builds for PowerPC Macs.
The category your firewall/proxy is blocking is the same as Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox and Skydrive. If your company lets one of these working, request the same rights to clouddrive.com to your sysadmin.
Seems only to be clouddrive.com they have blocked. I will wait to make the request when Xojo becomes public, as I will need a reason for why they should open the link. For now I will just download it from home.
I have just tried to ask my Company to give me access to download RS from: http://www.realsoftware.com/download/ which is on the same cloud drive as Xojo. Same permission as the other (Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox and Skydrive) And they refused because it was in the category in their black list from McAfee. So I will just download it from home.
Lots of CDNs like clouddrive get listed that way since they haven’t “greased” the right hands at the security company. I used to run into that at the financial company a lot.
I don’t know what solution they use, but usually they can whitelist an IP or website, working around the preset condition. The problem is convincing the sysadmin. They must really trust in the user and his request. Denying and maintaining the defaults is the easy solution. If it was really necessary, some manager probably will phone him asking for a special permission.