CompuServe Messages

There is a bug in the Scala Lingua command "Blank". Most problems encounter the problem when a Scala error message appears with "Resolution not supported" after they have saved and quit out of MM300. Approximately 90% of MM300 is new made up of new code by our development team in Norway. They were trying to make the modular functions of our Scala products more efficient. Unfortunately, some bugs cropped up after the release of the software. ;-{ To fix this problem, you will have to make sure that you are only working with the "NTSC" virtual monitor in your "Devs/Monitors" drawer. If other monitors are present in the "Devs/Monitors" drawer (eg. DblNTSC or Multiscan) they will have to be moved back into the "Storage/Monitors" drawer. This same problem may also effect use of the Scala utility "AnimLab". Mind you ladies and gentlemen, that this problem only effects the NTSC version of MM300! We should have a maintenance upgrade of MM300 (free of charge) going out to registered users of Scala MultiMedia MM300. If you own a copy of MM300 and have not registered, I suggest you do that NOW! CEI (Creative Equipment International) is the exclusive distributor of our Scala MultiMedia (MM300) and our Scala Echo (EE100) products. Indeed, they would not be able to help you in your purchase of Echo, due to the contractual agreement between CEI and Scala. You may purchase the Echo product from your local Amiga dealer. You may also be able to purchase the Echo product from a mailorder firm. Try your local dealer first though. If you have any additional questions, please post them here. I hope I've been able to answer your questions. Warmest Regards, John Chang Technical/Sales Support Manager Scala, Inc.