This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Rich: Now I like that idea! I would certainly feel better about supporting a PC based solution since I'm very familiar with that platform and not at all with McIntosh. I've downloaded the two basic information files on CD-ROM (thanks for all the effort that went into it), put it…
Dear Rob: Thanks for your reply. Looks like the game manufacturers are run by movie industry clones! Why educate if you can make a lot more money "entertaining". Funny enough, the kids I'm talking about are the son and daughter of one of the most powerful men in Hollywood. From…
Dear Richard: Thanks for your thoughts on the issue of game versus educational software. I wasn't really thinking of actually going to a computer platform, but the more I learn about it, the more it seems to make sense, particularly since it opens up uses other than CD-ROM and I…
Dear Jan, The president of User Interface Technologies is Mike Stein. You can reach him at 714-659-4580. Keep me posted on the progress of the documentary. Regards, Yves
Dear Jan: You might want to talk to Mike Stein of User Interface Technologies, a small startup firm in California who has created a graphic user interface for the operation of audio/visual and other equipment. The graphics are genlocked over video, the user uses a single remote to move a…
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Dear Rob: I work in the audio/visual field and I have a client who just purchased a SEGA Genesis video game for his six year old son. It includes the CD-ROM drive and a couple of game discs as well as a Sherlock Holmes mystery disc. I was asked whether…