Hi Jens, great to hear you are still there, Informal log of experiences so far: Set up local apache/svn/webdav on Mac OSX without too much trouble. I used /Library/SVN as my root so that it would be visible in the Finder. The apache dav svn module is present in the distribution (Snow Leopard) but not loaded. LoadModule dav_svn_module libexec/apache2/mod_dav_svn. Exploring In both Firefox/Safari Cmd-S and ctrl-S to save a world does not work as advertised. Does in browser code get to override the browsers own key bindings? cmd-S is already "save page". Starting from the empty world, look through the world menu. Preferences "set user name" the purpose is not obvious. Should it be the same username as my webwerkstatt account name? Is it purely for my own use or is it a source code identifier (like initials in squeak). Later on I discovered that setting it changes the config.js file, so I guess it is expected to match the webwerkstatt account name. World Menu Items have no tool tips, does the framework support tool tips? The start up animation, I wonder where that is stored. It is in loading.gif The "do you want to leave page" question, I would want to remove that for some projects (a world preference) Is there some other uber-preference place, like an ini file for an application. In which case the extent and username could be set there. Perhaps that is what the config.js is for. >From the source, the web page title appears to be set by the filename it is stored under. Another preference? Where to override? Reading the "command key help" is that info part of the initial download overhead I wonder? 4000 chars. Connect Help 1318 chars. Cmd-e does not seem to work if there is a current selection. Cmd-f "find" requires click focus before it works, am I being picky or what? Thoughts on Parts Bins Parts-bins could use some contextual info, each bin could be a world of its own with iconised parts in it. This would allow the bin to sell/describe/advertise/demonstrate its parts. When the bin is being viewed as a bin it could be in a non-live display form. The biggest thing missing from in all the collaboration systems I have ever used is context, a means to communicate user intent. Why I do not know it is SO easy. Years ago on the apple developers central server, someone developed an application which did absolutely nothing. Its only job was to have an ICON. A folder of icons rested on the desktop named "please take one". People used these icons all over the place to indicate design/user intent, providing context in an informal way. The server "self-organised", organically. Learning & Observing Firebug reports that config.js is not found on the server. It appears to be looking for /repository/webwerkstatt/users/null/config.js Which I guess indicates that the username is not set properly somewhere. Ah ha, if I use WorldMenu>Preferences>setUsername then it now looks for /repository/webwerkstatt/users/keith/config.js which I think is an improvement. It still does not exist, and I don't know how to create it. I have not seen any other pages which actually use config.js yet either. Links open in a new tab, this is not standard web behaviour, how to change that? Text Field has a menu item - "Convert to annotation" I don't get it, ok so you get a pin which has rollover behaviour. what has this got to do with a text field? Is it not a different part entirely. An annotation part, could reveal a whole world when rolled over, the annotation-world can contain anything. Ok that is exactly what the pin does, so I still don't get the "convert to annotation" menu item. Saving a Part to a Parts Bin I saved a part called Home Link, to the "Worlds" Category, but it has ended up "uncategorised". it was morning then evening, the end of the first day. Keith <hr align="left" width="300" /> View this message in context: <a href="http://forum.world.st/Lively2-rc3-tp3746648p3937898.html">Re: Lively2-rc3</a> Sent from the <a href="http://forum.world.st/Lively-Kernel-f3021869.html">Lively Kernel mailing list archive</a> at Nabble.com.