CompuServe Thread

#info on Autodesk 3-d

13 messages in this thread
#99962From: Michael W. KrasowiMay 4, 1994 5:12 PM
Hello. I am a photographer interested in working with 3-D objects to manipulate my photo's. I have heard that this program is what I am looking for, but have little information at this point. Can you help get me started in the right direction? Do you know of retailers of the software in New York City? Someone in the Yost group reccommended I start here. Thanks for any help you can provide.
#100000From: Brian Rudolph [Adesk]May 4, 1994 7:41 PM
Michael, I'm not sure what you mean by using "3D objects to manipulate photos" but… If you want to look at the software and find out more information, call 800-879-4233. This is the dealer referal line. They will tell you who the dealers are in your area, and you can go look at the software and discuss in detail what you are trying to accomplish. Also, a better explanation of what you are trying to do here will get many responses concerning techniques and the best way to do things. -Brian
#100038From: MARK A. MEIERMay 4, 1994 11:37 PM
Brian, I hope you realize the message you posted – the one I'm jumping in on – was #100,000. I'm not sure what this means, or how much money you have won, but I thought I'd let you know anyway <g> Mark 🙂
#100075From: Jonas Ruikis [ADESK]May 5, 1994 8:29 AM
100,000… wow… I was waiting for this day… There was speculation on what the counter would do. would it reset? continue? whould there be joy? wow [again]!
#100103From: Yost GroupMay 5, 1994 10:12 AM
I've been dreading this day. Another digit to type when reading threads… So I've made a new Procom macro that does a read thread:10, and that way I only have to type four digits! – G
#100290From: David RhotenMay 6, 1994 11:33 AM
PROCOMM!?!? For CIS?!?!? Yeeeeeeeeuuuuuuuwwwwwwww! Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucky! Jonas — can't you get Adesk to buy Gary a better CIS program?<g> Dave
#100300From: Yost GroupMay 6, 1994 12:04 PM
You'd be surprised. I've been doing CIS without "automation" for 10 years now, and I've got all my own little techniques for doing things just the way _I_ want to. – G
#100682From: David RhotenMay 9, 1994 1:58 PM
Hmmmm. Well, as long as you've put THAT much work into it, and since you seem to be satisfied with the results, I GUESS we'll let you pass without a bunch of "But Gary — You should try MY comm program!" stuff!<g> After all, we wouldn't want to slow down any of those quick replies to plaintive cries for help! Dave
#100768From: Yost GroupMay 9, 1994 10:16 PM
Yeah, well… at least I use Procomm for Windows. <g> Jamie came over last Saturday and installed WinCim on my computer to show me what I'm missing. Yeesh. – G
#100878From: Joseph M. WilsonMay 10, 1994 11:59 AM
You should check out the Cserve Navigator! Sweeeeeeet! Download every message in the forum in under 5 minutes, read and respond offline — seems to have a couple of bugs yet, but nothing serious. –John
#100897From: Yost GroupMay 10, 1994 12:35 PM
Well… since I've got free access to CIS, reading messages offline isn't as great an incentive as it would be if I had to pay for it. I'm very happy with my current (archaic) system. – G
#100113From: Brian Rudolph [Adesk]May 5, 1994 10:38 AM
Mark, I didn't realize I had posted such a monumental message until I got home later that evening. There was a call waiting for me on my machine from Compuserve Customer Service. Apparently, I have won a toaster oven. -Brian
#100208From: May 5, 1994 8:29 PM
Brian: >> Apparently, I have won a toaster oven. Better that than a Video Toaster! Greg Pyros