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#1491From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Nov 2, 1994 11:05 AM
There's an interesting and accurate review of Visual Reality that appears in the latest issue of WinOnLine Magazine. This is required reading for any of you who wish to learn more about our products. You can download the magazine "WinOnLine REVIEW Issue #91" in the WUGNET forum, WUGNET News/Files Library section. I've also got to add that this issue is the first I've read of WinOnLine, and was pleased with its content and readability. Finally an on-line magazine designed to be read on line. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Nick Josephs Visual Software
#1513From: Mark ClarksonNov 3, 1994 2:34 AM
>interesting and accurate review of Visual Reality < Um, that means they liked you, right? <G> ..mark
#1519From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Nov 3, 1994 11:01 AM
>that means they liked you, right?< Ouch. Well, yeah, but there's no crime in that! Actually if you read the article you'll see that it does pick at our scabs, particularly some shortcomings in Visual Model, which, I hasten to add in the same breath, is being upgraded in Mid-December to make it more bulletproof. Looking forward to the next time you put me in my place <g>, Nick Josephs Visual Software
#1552From: Mark ClarksonNov 4, 1994 5:43 AM
>Looking forward to the next time you put me in my place< Hey, I know this doesn't qualify, but have you noticed that your renderer is pretty darned fast? I was looking at another product (which shall remain nameless) and noticed that it was very slow. To see how slow, I ran the same DXF file through a couple of other renderers, including Renderize, and you guys is smokin'. p.s. What's the word on an upgrade from Simply3D? Will there be one? ..mark
#1560From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Nov 4, 1994 10:59 AM
>I ran the same DXF file through a couple of other renderers, including Renderize, and you guys is smokin'<. Yeah, we smokin'. _And_ we do it under Windows! We're a true 32-bit application running under Windows 3.1, 3.11, and that gives us performance that you wouldn't expect otherwise. Nick Josephs Visual Software