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Magnavox CD-ROM drives?
Message #4766
Heeelo, has anyone ever heard of MAGNAVOX cd-rom manufacturers? I have an *old* Magnavox CDD 461 and the interface card /cables that I am interested in getting up and running as a secondary CD drive… but I have no driver to use. Can anyone help? thanx… – ben, RTS
stars ixp
Message #122597
Can anyone help? I am using 3dsr2 and I keep getting an error message when ever i try to use the Stars IXP that is supplied with it , the message is (Error calling IXP Procedure) What is Going On.
PMFJI, but what do you mean 'commercial application'? If I have written a small app that is totally non-profit making can I send it out without a license? Worry free…. Without having nightmares of Autodesk grwoling at me???? I hope so. -Ben
>>I don't think it's illegal to share materials you've made with anyone – maybe just inadvisable . You can describe in a little more detail what effect you are looking for and maybe we can describe some settings and/or make a suggestion.
#relective material
Message #101853
Does anyone have a decent relective material they want to share? P.S. Is it illigle to share user-made materials?, if so… ignore this message. -Ben
>>Copyright and uploading
>> try "go Microsoft"-multimedia developer forum and ask again there. FWIW
> >>Audio Visual Recorder, $149.00, For more info mail or call (301) 831 5008.Jamie Carr in:sync
Uploading rules
Message #84565
Hi sysop, it's not patrick though. It is Ben. Err, I just uploaded a file called SKYCHESS.ZIP. I am not 100% understandive of the "sufficiant rights" thing. I created it all myself, but I did use a background that was already there. Is this wrong? What happens if it is…
#Spinning Objects?
Message #76347
Hi all, can you help me? I want to make an object in 3DS R2 (version 2) spin on an axis, not on a path. How do I do this? Also, how can I make a camera and it's target fly along the same path? So it looks as though…