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Well, I'm no expert, but the sample programs all compiled for me. I had similar trouble to you and was advised that MWMAKE was "shaky". Downloading new make files from the CDK library fixed the problem but I found it more effective to use a make program from the Microsoft…
OK, well, I'll take a stab at helping. For a start off, the LINK environment var needs to be set to the link program itself, in your case, the line should read SET LINK=F:\PHAR386\BIN\386link.exe Then also for good measure, add SET LINKOPTS=-PRIV -BACKCOMPAT (See readme doc for why this is…
Hmm, sounds like you need to check the settings in your autoexec.bat. The readme.txt in the 1.01 CDK is very helpful Tony
I had similar problems with building the examples until I downloaded the make files for Metaware from the libraries. I finally decided to use the MAKE program from my Microsoft C/C++ which worked much more effortlessly. SO maybe you have the same MAKE problems Tony
Noah- They sound interesting and, yup, that's the kind of stuff I'm interested in. Can I get a look at what you've done? Any FLI/FLC files? Tony
#3DS for science
Message #53368
I'm interested to know if anyone has used 3DS to visualize any sort of scientific data, e.g. isosurfaces, molecules, etc. If you have let me know as I'm putting together a talk…..
Great, let me know how you do as I'm interested in doing the same thing! Tony
Yes, it is possible through the DXF format and a utility called MoleCAD, which is present on the AutoCAD Release 12 Bonus CD-ROM. There is no direct 3D-Studio HyperChem utility available as a released product.
PB
Message #37522
Unfortunately, due to imminent baby arrival, I won't be at the ACS conference in Denver, but come on by the booth………. Tony
Rich, Yeah, well, I was delibrately trying not to be specific since I don't have OS/2. I think I'll just wait for Win32 and NT. Tony
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Windows NT / SGI
Message #19676
A recent article in PC Week on the Windows NT developer's conference quoted one of our developers and pointed out that HyperChem has already been ported to Windows NT. Since HyperChem on the SGI is already fully "parallelized" to run on multiple processors, it will be a natural progression to…
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#HyperChem under OS/2
Message #19674
There is no HyperChem for OS/2 at this time, mainly because we haven't seen much demand. I think I saw that OS/2 will support Windows Enhanced Mode at some time? I'd be interested to hear your thoughts, specifically on why you chose OS/2. Was it for specific applications or more…
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hyperchem information
Message #19077
The best method for getting further information, literature or a demo disk on HyperChem is to call 1-(800)-424-9737. Tony Autodesk
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#Minimizer Fault?
Message #19073
I think it would be most helpful if contributors identified themselves! Tony Brand Autodesk, Inc.
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Minimizer Fault?
Message #19072
Rich, On my AST laptop, it was easy to install the 387SX, but not for the faint hearted! Tony