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#Disney Studio

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#66From: Steven MusseySep 6, 1990 11:33 PM
I recently purchased an Amiga 3000 computer with the new operating system. I am new to Amiga, having been previously a devote IBM clone fan. I was disappointed to find that the new Walt Disney Animation Studio software package does not work on the new operating system that comes with the 3000 machine. It does work with the old system. Anybody else have similiar disappointments with this machine?
#74From: Vic WagnerSep 7, 1990 3:11 AM
I hadn't heard that DAS didn't run with 2.0 on the 3000. If _I_ owned it, that would certainly be cause for a phonecall to the company. DAS is a VERY new program and the authors _should_ have known all about the 'gotchas'. Victor A. Wagner, Jr.
#86From: John BonoSep 7, 1990 12:22 PM
Don't blame 2.0, blame the software. The Disney Animation Studio(?) is a very new program, and 2.0 has been released to the general public for 4 months now, and has been in beta for at least 4 months prior to it's release. They should have programmed with 2.0 in mind, since all Amigas will eventually run 2.0. John
#89From: Mike BerroSep 7, 1990 12:41 PM
Vic & Steven are correct; a call to the publisher is in order. In answer to your question; yes. Word Perfect's "Calendar" program also does not work with the new operating system (2.0) found on the A3000. I use it a lot. My A3000 (a developer's version) allows me to boot up into OS v1.3, which allows me to run those programs that fail on 2.0. 2.0 is a major improvement from 1.3. I'm sure you don't care whose fault it is; you just want the program to work. However, incompatibilities arise on every computer that goes through an operating system change. —Mike