#ProWrite 3.3.2
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Can you please upload a feature list or spec sheet on ProWrite 3.3.2?
I specifically need to know the answers to the following questions:
1) Does PW support AGA 256 color graphics?
2) Does PW support Type 1 or CompuGraphic fonts?
Thanks,
-Chas
Hello at New horizons. I bought Atalk III a couple of days ago. I feel cheated!
As there is no automatic script functions! I basically bought what I could get
for for about 1/4 what it cost me for Atalk III! I really thought this was the
program I wanted. What I would like to see in future vesions of Atalk are:
Automatic scripting, A lot better file requestors! I would like to double click
in a directory and find find what I amlokking for indtead of trying to remember
where everything was at. Also AGA support would be great! Thanks for taking the
time to read this and here's hoping for a great upgrade of Atalk III in the
future.
New Horizon's recently sold Atalk III.
-Jonathan
Jonathan,
No, we have not sold A-Talk III. I don't know where you may have heard this,
but we are still publishing the product, and have no intention of dropping it
from our product line.
James Bayless
New Horizons Software, Inc.
Do you know if there will be an upgrade to Atalk III? One that will include
automatic scripting? And support for the AGA amiga's? And have better r
requestors? Thanks in advance for any help here!
Ronald,
We don't generally announce new upgrades to our products until they are less
than a month from shipping, so I can't say anything about possible new features
in A-Talk III at this time. Sorry.
James Bayless
New Horizons Software, Inc.
James,
AmigaWorld had an announcement saying that A-Talk III rights had reverted
back to Felsina.
Denny,
Yes, I know about the AmigaWorld announcement. However, it is incorrect (don't
want to get into details, but that announcement was due to a misunderstanding,
and it should be corrected in a future issue).
We are still publishing A-Talk III.
James Bayless
New Horizons Software, Inc.
I read in AW that A-Talk was taken back by the original author.
-Jonathan
Jonathan,
No, we are still publishing A-Talk III.
James Bayless
New Horizons Software, Inc.