CompuServe Thread

I'm terrified by the idea that Congress might force me to collect sales tax for all 50 states. I'd be out of business in a hurry — I'm just too small to be able to do the paperwork without it being a very significant part of my overhead. Heck, I'm tempted not to take orders in PA just because the small number of orders in PA probably costs me more in the time to do my sales tax filings than I earn in sales… dale@iam.com http://www.iam.com Intangible Assets Manufacturing

Erik, PLEASE write that down and send it to our prison-construction- happy governor, Pete (I will serve my whole term as governor) Wilson.

Thanks for asking (and the very kind words about the FractalPro Image Library CDROM) – of course anyone with a even moderately powerful Amiga can use the FractalPro program itself to create not only individual fractal images like on the CDROM but also incredible fractal animation sequences (very cool for LightWave image mapping 'sequence' importation). Of course, FractalPro means taking some time to explore and render – hence the rationale for the CDROM. The FPILV1 CDROM is chock full of some of the best FractalPro images I've found over the years and represents thousands of hours of exploring and rendering in FractalPro. I'm hoping to release FPILV2 in the next few months. And MegageM has a library of tens of thousands of image animation sequences, which can be viewed on the FractalPro, The Movie video (30 minutes of outrageous fractal animation, Toaster effects, etc.). FractalPro has been favorably reviewed over the years and most recently its capabilities were featured on the cover of Amiga World February 1995 issue.