#Hyperbook
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HyperBook was published by GoldDisk but programmed by AHA! (i.e., Nick
Sullivan and Chris Zamara), the people who brought you: TransWrite, Video
Director and Transactor for the Amiga.
There's a lot to be said for HyperBook; however, not enough people said
it. 🙂 Me, I never even saw it.
Malcolm
Malcolm –
Do Nick Sullivan and Chris Zamara maintain their presences online, that
you know of?
– Rob..
on Amiga via AutoPilot <71212.712@compuserve.com>
I was just out in Victoria and visited with them. Chris said, "Hey, we can
exchange email addresses." But we forgot to do it! My guess is that
they're on something like mindlink in BC but I'll have to find out.
Malcolm
Malcom –
Please do, and share them if all parties are willing.
– Rob..
on Amiga via AutoPilot <71212.712@compuserve.com>
Malcolm,
While HyperBook may be a good program, I am getting severe indigestion
whenever the name GoldDisk pops up on my screen. No matter what they are
publishing for whatever platform, I've had it with them. I know that this
is not fair to the authors of some good programs who have teamed up with
GoldDisk, but on the other hand, this company has done nothing to fulfill
their promises to their paying customers.
Michael Schumacher
Formula 1 on Autopilot
Michael,
Clearly there's a large difference between publishing good authors and
serving customers.
FWIW, I did the manual addendum for pp3 and had to finally go there and
say, "I know it's out now. Can I have a copy please?" So I understand your
point.
Malcolm