CompuServe Thread

#Jay Miner and UltraCard!

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#58500From: Mike LehmanJul 23, 1989 8:28 PM
I am pleased to announce that Jay Miner, designer of the Amiga, is participating with us at our booth at AmiExpo in Chicago. Jay will be helping us demonstrate and sell UltraCard. If you buy your UltraCard at the show Jay will even autograph your disk! UltraCard is ready to go. We are shipping release 1.1 beginning tomorrow (we'd ship it today but its Sunday). We will be shipping all 1.01 owners a free update disk. We appreciate all the people who have downloaded the UltraCard browser and expect that we will upload one more version either just before the show or just after. That will be the last version for some time as the product is now stable and fully featurized. We thank all of our original purchasers as they have been true pioneers on the Amiga Trail. We welcome inquiries, orders and information requests. We will be gone to AmiExpo from 12 Noon on 25 July until 5PM on 31 July. Mike Lehman President Intuitive Technologies
#58657From: Ethan SolomitaJul 24, 1989 7:20 PM
Is the new browser you are talking about 1.4 or something higher? I see you just uploaded the new stacks but I am still looking for version 1.4 of the browser! — Ethan
#59405From: John SteidlJul 29, 1989 7:28 PM
Mike, Couple of comments about UCBrowser (1.04b) … First, you really ought to include a tad more docs in your read.me file. Nobody likes to have to figure out things like assigns, stack size and directory structures the hard way. I'm sure you have potential customers who are not AmigaDOS jocks; you should make your demo 100% idiot proof and TOTALLY user-friendly if you want to snag every possible sale. You might even consider including chunks of the manual in the demo file. Second, any productivuty software ought to be compatible with interlace mode IMHO. Cheers, John