#GVP
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Dan,
Glad to know that you appreciate and support us and our products.
As you may know, you have been working with our Scala Studios division, using
our product to make POS videos and demos for the tradeshows that Fargo
exhibits. We hope to continue to support the Fargo products in the future.
I hear and understand your feelings toward GVP. Whats done is done and now we
have to move on.
Regards,
John Chang
Hey John, I have a DSS8 and I was wondering if there is any way to upgrade it
now? Guess it's too late, huh? 🙂 Well, if you know of anyone with one that
wants to sell it, let me know…
Thanks,
-Dan
John,
I am a peecee trainer working for DHL worldwide express. It may interest you to
know I use an Amiga 4000 with Scala for training purposes.
Bart Van Bockstaele at 100574.2352@compuserve.com
… On AutoPilot and Amiga all the way from Belgium …
Software Hut told me today that M-Tec of Germany has bought the rights to GVP's
product line.. I was wondering if you or anyone else can cofirm this…
<<Software Hut told me today that M-Tec of Germany has bought the rights to
GVP's product line.. I was wondering if you or anyone else can cofirm this…>>
I was told the same thing by Devine.
Motorollin' with G-Force 68040 on AutoPilot
The rumour is true… apparently
It sure looks like Germany is becoming the home of the AMIGA again (Remember
where the first A2000s came from?)
Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside)
Greetings from Germany
The A2000s that didn't work maybe 🙂
The B2000s were the only decent ones, the last thing the Hi-toro team did was
to fix the german A2000s (or so I heard).
Phill
>> The B2000s were the only decent ones, the last thing the Hi-toro team did
was to fix the german A2000s (or so I heard).
<<
You're completely right, but without the A2000 there probably wouldn't be any
B2000 …
Oliver
I talked today with M-Tec Germany and they comfirmed your information. However
the contract is not yet signed.
Regards
>>>Volker