#Win 95 tested yet?
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Our NT software in a completely 32 bit NT only application. We usually do a
special run on CD Gold Disks for our customers that use NT. Our Windows 3.1
software is mainly a 16 bit app, with the exception of a 32 bit rendering
engine. The main perfomance enhancement with going to NT or Windows 95 is a
faster user interface and more stable performance.
Hello-
Just a note: I've been using VR almost exclusively, lately, in Win95, and I've
never run into a hitch. Keep up the great work!
Steven Cohen
Hello Steve:
I'd be interested in talking to you about your configuration, so that I can
learn from you. But to be honest, I need to boot myself on Win95 before I can
even ask the right questions. I've seen it but I haven't tweaked it yet, so
I'm not hip to the ins and outs.
If you don't mind, I'd like to contact you toward the end of the month to talk
more about it. Is that OK?
Best regards,
Nick Josephs
Visual Software
Hi Nick:
I'd be happy to talk with you about this. Feel free to contact me anytime.
Regards,
Steven Cohen
PMJI,
I have noticed Simply 3D in a Tiger software catalog, and am wondering if I can
use it with my Designer3.1 or if not, what type of files I need to start from.
My interest is primarily for creating "3D" technical drawings from 2D views,
nothing terribly fancy – I haven't done "drafting" since high school, but it
doesn't seem that such a feat should be that difficult for my computer! It
looks like your software can do this? I just need some relatively simply
capabilities at the moment to complete illustrations in a "how to" book, but am
thinking about the multimedia arena for the future.
The only other question I have is in regards to Win 95 compatability -as a beta
tester, I am 95% on Win95 right now, and am rather reluctant to buy anything
unless I KNOW it will work. If you need beta testers (for Win95
compatability), I would be interested – feel free to e-mail me, and I'll get
you whatever info you might need. BTW, the graphics in the ads (Tiger SW) look
really great – if the program can make me that creative, I'm interested!
db
Thank you for the offer to beta test Simply 3D for Win 95. We have been
testing extensively through our own Win 95 beta program.
>>…use it with my Designer3.1<< Micrographix Designer? Please clarify, so
I can give you an accurate response.
Nick Josephs
Visual Software
Yes, Micrographix Designer – I have most of the drawings I need to turn into
"3D" in 2D form already. I presume that all I will need is to set points and
let the program do the rest?
How's simply 3D running in W95? Should I get it now or wait for an upgrade?
Also, Tiger has a $39.90 price – can I get it direct, or would you prefer I get
it there?
Thanks,
db
If you want outside testers, put me on the list!
In responce to your Windows 95 question, I have been using S3D in it since Nov.
without any problems. If anything it seems to be even more stable in Windows 95
(but then I have found Windows 95 to be more stable than Win 3.11)
Brian Edgin
Product Specialist – Visual Software
I have been with the Win 95 beta program since June of 94. We have the latest
build of Win 95 (324) and Simply 3D works GREAT on it!! I have yet to buy the
full blown Visual Reality, so I don't know if there are any problems there. I
cannot wait for the full 32-bit Win 95 versions though! I may just buy Visual
Reality for NT instead as we are also running workstation 3.5 (another dynamite
product!)
Bob Kolosky
Phase3 Software
Thanks for the info!
db
Thanks for the info!
db