#Review
Nik:
Thanks for the input regarding the Path files question. I've got to believe
there is a more efficient way of doing this. Being a Small Company I use my
486-50MHz for "EVERYTHING" Its increadable that everything works together as
well as it does. Now that I've taken on the additional roll of "Developer" I
find that some of those sloppy patch jobs I had been using in the past just
aren't going to get it any more. It's funny how little knowledge about the
basic operating system many of us actually have…lately I've been
"Discovering" all kinds of things about MS-DOS 5.0 that I never really fully
understood or Knew existed. I absolutly refuse to get involved with DOS 6.0
until Microsoft comes out with an "odd numbered" Version. Murphy's Law Number
111 "Never Purchase or in any way get involved with any _Even_ numbered
operating system or software package."
Of course, as a Dealer this means that I will be anxiously awaiting the
shipping date of 3D Studio Release 3.01A <g>
Going back to my "Developer" roll…I've just comitted to involvement in an
AutoDesk Product related third party product. I can't get in to much more
detail right now but I would appreciate it if you could point me in the proper
direction as to who at AutoDesk I may contact as far as becoming a "Registered"
third party Developer.
Thanks Nik,
James M. Murphy
James Murphy Consulting