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Ben,
I don't use the HAM mode for what I do with the thing. I do feel that
with some upgrading, and cafeful choice of what you intend show, the
Amiga is, or soon will be, a nice way of unloading the equipment you would
mormally use. It offers a cheaper method of 'simple' video. I do have
an idea of what is available out there (Gasp!) and I feel the Amiga
can fill this role, albeit in a limited fashion.
If you want an idea of what I mean, check out the many presentational/
graphic programs for the IBM. <snickers are heard> In the level of
Business Presentation, especially in house, the Amiga is the cheapest
way to go, upgrades and all.
I do not mean to suggest the Amiga will displace dedicated equipment.
There is no way for it to match even the simplest (but hideously expensive)
Video workstation. However, I still feel that if you're careful, many
things may be taken over using the Amiga, while leaving the other
equipment free for the more intensive and time comsuming tasks. I do not
expect to see any of the major networks suddenly buying Amigas, but for
the small shop, acceptable results are obtainable. Zuma Fonts is but
one example.
Again, I am not in the field and can only suggest things from personal
experience, and from what I've heard. I must bow before your (presumably)
superior knowlege.
Doug
p.s.Now that the formal stuff is out of the way, where's 2.25? <grin>