pete@octopus.UUCP (Pete Holzmann) (04/13/89)
Most of the animated PC demo setups I've seen lately have been designed using
a program called 'GRASP'. I need to make an animated demo as well, but I
can't find GRASP anywhere! Stores know what it is (since they have lots
of demos using it), but they don't sell it.
GRASP looks a lot better than Show Partner, so I'd really love to get a copy.
Can anybody give a hint on where to find this program, or the company that
wrote it?
Thanks!
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DSA office ans mach=408/996-7746;Work (SLP) voice=408/985-7400,FAX=408/985-0859swh@hpsmtc1.HP.COM (Steve Harrold) (04/14/89)
Re: GRASP animation Off the top of my head: Try Paul Mace of Mace Utilities fame. Magazine ads will have an address.
byronl@copper.MDP.TEK.COM (Byron Lunz) (04/15/89)
In article <584@octopus.UUCP> pete@octopus.UUCP (Pete Holzmann) writes: >Most of the animated PC demo setups I've seen lately have been designed using >a program called 'GRASP'. I need to make an animated demo as well, but I >can't find GRASP anywhere! Stores know what it is (since they have lots >of demos using it), but they don't sell it. > >GRASP looks a lot better than Show Partner, so I'd really love to get a copy. > >Can anybody give a hint on where to find this program, or the company that >wrote it? Grasp is available from Paul Mace Software, 400 Williamson Way, Ashland, OR, 97520. Phone is (503) 488-0224.
whenry@lindy.Stanford.EDU (homo obsolescensis) (04/16/89)
Unless I am mistaken, GRASP is shareware and is put out by something called Microtex Industries (the name in the read.me file I just found is Doug Wolfram). The version I picked up from a bbs is quite old by now and you can probably get a more recent version on a bbs somewhere, but if you get hopelessly mired, mail me and Ill send it to you (I dont think I have the doc file though (it may be in a separate .arc)) walter henry