This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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>>Just jump over to PHCP.
Dave: OK then, disregard my previous message–except for the reference to Draw! 4. You are using 4, right? -Ed
Dave: JPG is a compression standard. Draw! is supposed to support this and has an import filter for it–we are talking Draw! 4 here, no? Photopaint also supports .JPG and so do the other major bitmap programs. -Ed
Dave: You can not "Open…" other than Draw! format documents. If you choose to "Import…" an image, you must first choose the proper extender from the list box under the directory listing in the Import… Dialog Box. -Ed
Dave: The author is a regular member of the forum. You can message him directly: Foster Coburn 70274,3072 If that info wasn't in the book–shame on him. -Ed
Bob: I'm sure that the sysop will forward your message, but for your reference Corel SCSI is supported in Section 3 of the forum. Section Leaders rarely travel between forums, but will get messages to them if addressed: -Section 3 – CorelSCSI! Bryan Shearer(SL)….72350,2234 -Ed
Heric: It depends on the upgrade price you paid for 3.0. Send a message in Section 4 to: -Section 4 – Customer Service Donna Bertrand(SL)…72410,301 Michael Raymond(SL)..75430,333 -Ed
Robert: You should contact Corel for the Maintenance Revision to Draw! 4 (Rev B). You may call 800-77COREL or send E-mail (NOT A FORUM MESSAGE) to: Michael Raymond(SL)..75430,333 Donna Bertrand(SL)…72410,301 If you already have a successfull installation of Draw! 4 and want to keep it but update it to the…
John: To my knowledge the image must be in vector format. You can trace it in Draw! or you can trace it in Trace. -Ed
John: If you have the latest updates to Ver 4.0, then it should work the same as Ver 3. Make sure that each exported character (whether that is a single letter or complete word) is combined into a single path. -Ed
Dave: What is the name of the book and author? Most of the authors frequent this forum and you can address them personally. -Ed
Simon: I'm sure that the tech reps will forward your question to Customer Service who should be able to answer your question from Corel's point of view, but here's something to think about. Industry standard licensing for fonts (read Adobe here) allows you to use the font on two _output…
Paul: We actually went to the ACLU and complained. They told us to go pound salt. That's where I got a very big lesson about lawyers, especially public interest lawyers: Your interests are their interests only if they already happen to be their interests or you pay them to be…
>>I thought we were talking about fashion not religion or politics.
>>You westerners can have them too as well as the new agers. (g)
Lynne: No problem (;-{)] -Ed
Jack: It's Section 11 -Ed
Jack: Mine also arived, special messenger overnite. Have played with it a little and found a couple of strange things. When I have time to read the manual I'll play with some of the new features. As for reinstalling Windows it only wrote a couple of files to the main…
>>After all, I do live in a small town, so exotic ideas, far out looks and fancy coffee are not worth the curiosity factor they engender. I'll let you westerners have the tatooed ponytailed ear ring wearing leather jacketed born to be wild motorcycling types.
Jack: I know the fellow who is putting on the conference. Although the references were couched in vague terms, I believe that all that will be shown is an advanced Beta. Early Betas have already been made available along marketing channels I will probably join the forum section tonight and…
Lynne: eeeep! How did I get lumped into _that_ group? (;-{)] Must have been playing Devil's advocate or turned a phrase the wrong way. No, I am not a smoker–never picked it up. Just buried both my parents and will probably soon bury my brother (although my paternal grandmother smoked…
Jack: I talked to Bill C. yesterday. They're putting the finishing touches on it and it should ship as soon as the docs and discs are duplicated. -Ed
Jack: I've read that there have been studies showing that the human machine operates best at temperatures between 45 and 75 degrees F. That's just about what it is here. You can count on fingers and toes the days it strays outside of that range. You're right that no place…
>>It's always amazed me, that there are people who actually _do_ that job. Must be something in their character for being naturally vindictive.
>>kazoo ??
>>Snow doesn't bother me much, but this ice is a terror. Raining all day today and then it'll freeze solid tonight.
Jack: Well, this is going to be the talk for the coming century. "Why, I remember the storm of '93…" I just can't believe Florida. First Hugo rips up the south end and now this storm rips up the north end–and floods most of the west coast to boot! You…
>>And I can't see why my "right" not to be exposed to smoke is in any way superior to somebody else's "right" to smoke.
Lynne: Or, as we–not fondly, call it: Berserkeley. -Ed
Sony, Midi, AGE
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Myles: Hilary Szymanowski just fessed up to being 70. If you are having MIDI problems, there is a help file in the Media Vision library to help you with the Midi Mapper. Basically there are three possible setups, depending on how the Midi file was laid down. All three should…
Lynne Re: Zak He works in this disc -Ed
Hilary: In addition to all the other things to do. The reason you got a CD-Audio error is the MCI driver is not set up. This is not part of the SB drivers, it comes with windows. Go into the Windows Control Panel, Drivers section. You should have several MCI…
>>Right now, of course, "ROM" appears to be totally empty.
>>So jack is female. 🙂
>>it only affects Korean chip makers, which only account for 10-20% of US RAM shipments. All this price hike stuff is pure sales b.s.
ROLF ROLF ROLF ROLF BARF! -Ed
>>RAM's back up to $75 a meg! Seems the government decided to put a big tariff on it again in spite of the fact that there's no domestic suppliers. When will they ever learn?
>>My Random House unabridged says that either is a jack, btw.
Lynne I call a "male" connector a plug and a "female" connector a socket. Ala A/C line cord plugs and wall sockets. I suppose you could also call a female jack a jackette. (;{)] -Ed
Brent: Just to let you know that it's possible, I'm running Nautilus in 24 bit X 1024 X 768 on a TIGA based card. Is your card TIGA or S3? Do you have the latest Windows drivers -Ed
>>I'm a new trial use of Nautilus and I can not read .WRI files at all. I open one .WRI file and I see it is read but nothing happens on screen. Mark (working for John)
>>I don't think I have the 1.44 drivers. Do I need them, how do I get them?
>>Obviously I am missing a device driver. Where and how do I get it and then how do I load it.
>>When I try to open one of the audio clips I get a message from Windows/nautilus saying "undetectable error in MCI driver".
Jack: Is this the Sony CDU-31A? -Ed
>>(What do you call a female "jack", anyway?)
>>Maybe I just don't have a disk with redbook on it… I don't know. How would I find out
>>Please police this dribble before it becomes an integral part of this forum and I have to not log on anymore.
Dave: I'm sure that you can get a subscription in the UK. If one of the Nautilus persons has not yet jumped on this message, you can address them directly through: SYSOP or SECTION LEADER, these are CIS proprietary addresses that ring in to those who run things here. In…
Paul: Volcanoes and earthquakes, everybody on the Pacific Rim has 'em. That's why it's known as the Ring of Fire (some have it Rim of Fire). -Ed
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