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From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · Sysop's Corner February 5, 1994 12:20 PM
Registered package of current MONTAGE Video Toaster titling software for sale. See Video Toaster User Magazine, Jan 1994 issue for review and comparison. This is the original, legal copy with upgrade ver. T1.01. Change the registration to your name with InnoVision Technology to get on-stream. Street price $324.95. Buy this…
TRexx/Studio16 prob Message #66657
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · ASDG October 20, 1993 9:46 PM
T-Rexx — Great program! We are having a problem playing sound samples digitized with our Sunrize 1012 board in a T-Rexx Script. The error message comes up "Host environment not found". We have inserted and Assign statement in our user-startup identifying the location of Studio 16, but that doesn't help.…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek October 14, 1993 2:43 AM
I don't know how to get in touch with Linguist's SoftWare, but I have ordered a set of fonts from SoftMaker which are Toaster 3.0 compatible and support foreign characters. Their set of 124 typefaces (52 families) is 99.95. They are PostScript Type 1 fonts and come with a driver…
#65714 "Montage" Problems Message #65726
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek October 5, 1993 11:05 PM
Try e-mailing Tom Patrick. He hangs around the AMIGAART forum in the DeskTop Video section. His address is "Tom Patrick-InnoVision T 72212,1103. I have found him to be very cooperative, but it didn't solve my problems with the program. When I first bought the prog I got version 1.0 and…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek October 5, 1993 11:05 PM
Can you type in English and Japanese titles come out? I don't think I am quite up to tackling that yet. When I get there, I will have to hire someone to translate and key in the Japanese.
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek October 5, 1993 12:37 AM
Thanks Jerry. Space on the hard drive is the least of my problems. I have 1.2 GIGs and a 2 GIG DAT tape to archive things to. When are you doing the Japanese sets? 🙂 I think one font face in Chinese will be enough since they have thousands of…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek October 3, 1993 7:34 PM
As an art historian, I am interested in the history of type faces right back to Gutenberg, so what I have to say is not to put you down. It is a really interesting subject. However, don't you think "in the next couple of years" is a little slow, and…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek October 2, 1993 11:48 AM
You said it. Of the 100s of fonts included with the Toaster, there are only 12 font families that support the extended set. Leaving out an accent in a name or a word is considered bad spelling. I am in Canada and we use french names and words, not to…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek October 1, 1993 6:29 PM
I hope that someone out there is putting all of these hidden resources together in some form, book or tutorial on tape. The manual certainly is very spare on details of how things actually work. Today I ordered from SoftMaker their 124 typfaces (actually 52 font families) which do have…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek September 30, 1993 8:38 PM
Thank you very very much for this information. I just tried it out, and, indeed, the B&P, AGFA and IFINITYPE fonts included with Toaster 3.0 do support foreign characters. WHY were there no mention of this in the manual or in the Font Guide (or, infact, in the advertising literature…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek September 29, 1993 9:13 PM
Would you advise anything you find and where the upload is publically on this forum. I am very interested in this program too. Many thanks.
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · NewTek September 29, 1993 5:15 PM
Help! Some of you must have encountered this same problem. None of the dozens of fonts that come with Toaster 3.0 software support the full ASCII set of characters! You can't even spell Pina Collada correctly with it! I thought NewTek had an international market, or were, at least, servicing…
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Vendor Forum · Transactor August 10, 1993 8:40 PM
There is more logic to the international date notation of DD/MM/YY since it is desending order. There is also more logic to the metric system. You can't move decimal points around in feet and inches. The British saw the the light, why can't America? Is it an ego thing? The…
#33674 Sony SLV-R5UC VTRs Message #33675
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Arts Forum · Videophile July 29, 1993 10:40 PM
I don't have any listings for MN but you might try B&H Photo in NYC who have a 800 # — 800-932-1977. I still think you will be better off calling Interactive MicroSystms directly. Usually the dealers don't know that much about the program. Good luck.
#33649 Sony SLV-R5UC VTRs Message #33664
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Arts Forum · Videophile July 29, 1993 5:12 PM
I use two Sony EV-S3000 Hi8 decks and the S-VHS Sony R5. I shoot in Hi8, immediately lay SMPTE TC on the left PCM audio channel and copy my tapes to cheaper Hi8 tapes. I use the copies for editing purposes to save wear on the originals, then master from…
#33654 #Sony SLV-R5UC VTRs Message #33663
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Arts Forum · Videophile July 29, 1993 5:12 PM
I use two Sony EV-S3000 Hi8 decks and the Sony R5 S-VHS. MediaPhile certainly works with the Toaster and SunRize sound cards. Your best bet is to call Interactive MicroSystems directly at (603) 898-3545 (NH). Try to talk with Jim Rickman if you can get hold of him. He will…
#33505 Montage Ships Message #33559
From: Glenn Scott Amiga Arts Forum · Videophile July 26, 1993 12:27 PM
I would like to but in here, though I haven't read all of the messages in this thread yet. I purchased Montage last Thurs and discovered I had a defective file on disk 1 and it wouldn't install. I think I bought the first and only copy available in Toronto.…

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