CompuServe Thread

Animator Pro books?

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#174328From: William WaizeneggerJun 8, 1995 10:08 AM
I'm a user of 3D Studio and have some access, but not ownership, of Animator Pro. The problem is that I don't have use of the Animator Pro manuals (don't ask <g>). Does anyone know if there are manuals or third party books on Animator Pro? Also, I'm just beginning to hear about Animator Studio. Is that the same thing? Should I buy it to do the same things as Animator Pro?
#174444From: Yost GroupJun 8, 1995 7:26 PM
We won't ask if you won't ask. – Jack
#174510From: James M. MurphyJun 9, 1995 3:05 AM
PMJI, Jack But I prefer to Ask. Murph'
#174528From: William WaizeneggerJun 9, 1995 8:36 AM
>>But I prefer to ask.<< Living life on the edge? 🙂
#174649From: James M. MurphyJun 10, 1995 1:36 AM
I'd love to help you William, Please E-Mail me your Autodesk Serial Number so that I can make the case with Autodesk for you. Also if you've got a copy of your original invoice from the dealer you purchased the software from I'd like to see that along with a photocopy of your Serial Numbered Disk. Let's start with the E-Mailed Serial Number first along with your current address and phone number/fax if you've got it. Murph'
#174683From: William WaizeneggerJun 10, 1995 11:06 AM
>>Please E-Mail me your Autodesk Serial Number…<< I'll try. Like I said, I'm not operating my own computer–it belongs to someone else. By the way, I will be getting my own equipment soon. Is Animator Sudio the same thing? Is it worth bying to do the same thing as Animator Pro? Thanks. WW
#174736From: Nik Grant [adesk]Jun 10, 1995 7:59 PM
" Is Animator Studio the same thing? Is it worth bying to do the same thing as Animator Pro?" No, quite different. There are several files here that end with the extension RLS (for Press Release). You might get a feel for it by reading the AAStudio one and comparing with the AAPro one.
#174526From: William WaizeneggerJun 9, 1995 8:30 AM
>>We won't ask if you won't ask.<< No, nothing illegal–just boring. WW
#174527From: William WaizeneggerJun 9, 1995 8:34 AM
P.S. Re: my resent response, I forgot to add this: <G> Thanks, WW
#174540From: Yost GroupJun 9, 1995 10:09 AM
That's okay, I have a very dry sense of humer and really hate having to add a <g> to underscore what usually seems obvious to me. (It often gets me into a lot of trouble on-line). – J
#174684From: William WaizeneggerJun 10, 1995 11:09 AM
Hee, hee, hee. Grin, Grin…uhm…<g>,<g>,<g>. WW