This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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#Article on pictures
Message #36390
Greetings! I'm writing a story for CompuServe magazine about how its members are using online graphics to create fun and useful goodies: art galleries or wallpaper; multimedia combinations like weather map animations, electronic family albums and illustrated or narrated stories; games; tools for education, business and entertainment; or simpy "fun,…
Shareware story and you
Message #35333
Greetings, everyone! I'm writing a cover story for CompuServe magazine about shareware. Please feel free to jump right in with answers to any of these questions: How do you separate the good shareware from the bad and the ugly *before* downloading? Once you've downloaded, how do you decide whether a…
Thanks, Yost. As I asked Kevin, can you think of some specific requests that were implemented? Can you estimate how many requests made it into Release 2? Are CompuServe forum members more vocal about their requests than other users of your product? Thanks!
Thanks, Kevin. That's great to hear how some companies actually listen to their users! Can you give me some specific examples of features that were implemented due to your suggestions?
#CIS Mag/Wish List
Message #15892
Greetings! I'm writing a story for CompuServe magazine about the Wish LIst section on this forum. I'm looking for specific examples of people who've posted their wishes, and *poof* had them fulfilled! Any takers out here?
Weeeel, we're supposed to be talking about Autodesk chaos, but I'm having trouble rounding up users/abusers. 🙂 What "chaos" package do you use?
Yeah, that sounds pretty wild, huh? Do you use Chaos? I'm writing a story for CompuServe magazine about Audodesk's scientific visualization programs, and I'm trying to round up some users. (Any lurkers out there? Please feel free to respond. 🙂
Yowza! I came in late on this discussion, but I'm writing a story about practical applications of chaos (and molecular modeling, as well). Who's using Chaos to predict the stock market? Sounds like a great addition to the article!