CompuServe Messages

Stephen, Remember, you cannot (or should not) use a Weitek along with a 486/50DX, 486/50DX2 or 486/66DX2. in the first instance, no Weitek will run fast enough, whereas in the final two the built-in Intel math coprocessor in the 486 cpu is faster. I think we may have gotten into this before, but if your end result is a .FLC file, can you use a custom pallette? That way you avoid creation of all the TGAs and save some disk access & certainly a great deal of temporary disk space. Another idea is to use Stacker to increase the disk size available. Kevin Krell – Computer Support Associates