CompuServe Thread

#CD's cost too much

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#13601From: Tom ThackreyOct 7, 1991 12:49 AM
CD-ROM Developer's Lab is actually a course on CD-ROM production. We taught it a few years ago and took the materials we developed and turned them into a CD-ROM. We also got a lot of material and demos from various Vendors of CD-ROM products or services. The idea was to put all the material you'd need to know to produce a CD-ROM based product in one place. It covers data collection, data prep, programming, encryption, cross platform developement, audio, video, graphics, pre-mastering, mastering, packaging, project management, etc. The current edition (II) was published last spring, we plan to do a new version next spring as well. If you're interested further call Richard Smith at (512) 346-7887 or leave me e-mail. By the way, if you want to see a hot multimedia product you should see "Annabel's Dream of Ancient Egypt"– Leave me a message with your address and I'll send you a flyer. There are 2 Replies.
#13719From: Lambert Mayer [Paris]Oct 11, 1991 3:21 PM
Tom, I am interested in your CD-ROM product. Pls send info to: Lambert Mayer TRIM International 94 rue Saint-Lazare 75009 Paris
#13723From: Keith GantOct 11, 1991 4:49 PM
Tom, Yes, I'd like one of those flyers on "Annabel's Dream …" too. I've been waiting (and waiting, and waiting …) for Sierra to release their games on CD as they have been promising for a while, and I didn't know that there were already some games available now. ("Annabel" *is* a game, isn't it ?) Keith Gant 81 Sugar Maple Ln. Madison, MS 39110
#13833From: Tom ThackreyOct 16, 1991 5:13 AM
I'll send you a Flyer on "Annabel's Dream" etc. It's not a game. It's a children's story about a cat who dreams of being an Egyptian Queen. It's an entertaining way for children to learn about dealing with anger, reading skills, Egypt and the opera Aida. Along similar lines as the Discus and Voyager discs.