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#128350From: forrest sweasyJan 16, 1994 10:40 PM
With the Super DJC2 driver, I'm like you and have found settings that work, and don't do to much of the fancy things that the driver is capable of. I finally got FW, which looks like it's going to replace ProWrite as my WP. Now I've just got to rewrite all my macros and AREXX stuff to talk to FW. PPage4.0 does indeed crash quite well. But it gives me the ability to do things that no other program I have can do. So….. "Far East" is from Yokosuka, Japan Take care. From the Far East… Forrest
#128439From: Erik FlomJan 17, 1994 5:13 PM
I'm so PO'd with Gold Disk products that I could spit! I was using PDraw last night to create a logo. Now, I can load the object into PDraw, but the program crashes the first time I modify it in the least. I'm real close to just moving over to the Mac for all this DTP stuff. Grrrrrr . Erik Flom
#128715From: Chris LesterJan 19, 1994 10:43 PM
Now, now… let's not get hasty! BTW, do you have GoldDisk's number? I have an OLD copy of ComicSetter which, when I recently tried to use it, found that it only supports a 2 X 2 (inch) page when using the WB LaserJet2 driver…. My manual has a number no longer in service, and I haven't bought anything more recent from them…
#128865From: forrest sweasyJan 21, 1994 4:25 AM
Yea, I made a big mistake with Gold Disk. I waited for version 4.0 before I bought PPage4.0 and PDraw3.0 in their 'bundle'. It was a nice price for a couple of good programs. They have been around Amiga's for a looooong time, but apparently, have decided to pursue greener pastures. Any-way, my initial 'good price' for these programs is going to be for bust, if there isn't any support for them. As far as MAC's – I have one at work, but it is hooked up to a video printer, not a real printer, and worse – not networked. (But that awesome 2 page monitor is something!). Looks like I'm stuck on my Amiga at home or a DOS 486/386 at work. (At least the DOS stuff is networked. My Amiga is via the tennis shoe LAN). Irregardless of what I just said. I like PDraw and PPage. I just wish I could think that there will be upgrades and enhancements in the future. As well as some Tech. Support. Too much to ask I reckon. Take care…..
#128901From: Erik FlomJan 21, 1994 12:29 PM
At least you only bought into GoldDisk recently. (My 'upgrade' price of $75 is probably close to what you paid as a new owner.) ProPage 4.1 is _so_ much buggier than 3.0, but it offers so many nice features that I'm loathe to give it up. (Doing stuff on the Mac/Emplant and/or PC may look better, but moving data back & forth is a hassle.) 'tennis shoe LAN'? – You mean SneakerNet? (A great protocol! :^) Erik Flom