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Rioshin an'Harthen  
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 More options Apr 30 2006, 2:48 pm
Newsgroups: rec.arts.int-fiction
From: "Rioshin an'Harthen" <rhart...@hotmail.com>
Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2006 18:48:00 GMT
Subject: Re: Inform 7: Public Beta

"Graham Nelson" <gra...@gnelson.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Inform 7: Interactive Fiction from Natural Language

[snip]

> The Public Beta of Inform 7 is released today. The outcome of a
> three-year project of radical reinvention, this new Inform is not
> a compiler alone: it is an application - initially running on Mac
> OS X and Windows - which is simple to download, requires no
> configuration or fuss to begin in use, and brings together the
> editing, testing, indexing and publishing of interactive fiction
> within a simple one-window user interface. No knowledge of
> computer programming is initially required, and all documentation
> is included within the interface. A new project, consisting (say)
> of a couple of rooms and items, can be started and working in a
> matter of about two minutes, using only the Inform application:
> the source text is quickly typed and there is no need to create
> folders, access a command-line interface or perform any other
> extraneous tasks. At the other end of the writing process, Inform
> provides new tools for testing and validating IF, and an
> extensive suite of features for publishing.

[snip]

I've been expecting this, it feels like, for ages. And I'm happy to
say, I am amazed at what has been done. Thank you, Graham,
and thank you to all who helped.

I'll head off back to the drawing board, testing out different
features of I7. :)


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