sutherla@qtp.ufl.edu (Scott Sutherland) (06/13/90)
I am interested in contacting Brad Schenk (sp?) of Sentinel fame. He wrote a program which allows one to interactively explore Turbo Silver Textures. Impulse was selling this program for him for a while but, apparently due to some differences, they are no longer distributing the program. The Gang at Impulse told me I would have to get the program directly from Brad. If you read this group, please contact me. If not, I would appreciate it if someone who knows how to contact him (phone, address, email address) could either give me that information OR tell him that I am trying to contact him and give him MY address, phone, and email address so that he may contact me at HIS convenience. Thanks, Scott Sutherland 297 Bishop Drive Gainesville, FL 32607 Home: (904) 332-7929 Work: (904) 392-0792 Email: sutherla@qtp.ufl.edu
hrlaser@crash.cts.com (Harv Laser) (06/13/90)
In article <1037@orange9.qtp.ufl.edu>, sutherla@qtp.ufl.edu (Scott Sutherland) writes: > > > I am interested in contacting Brad Schenk (sp?) of > Sentinel fame. He wrote a program which allows one to interactively > explore Turbo Silver Textures. Impulse was selling this program > for him for a while but, apparently due to some differences, they > are no longer distributing the program. The Gang at Impulse told > me I would have to get the program directly from Brad. If you > read this group, please contact me. If not, I would appreciate > it if someone who knows how to contact him (phone, address, email > address) could either give me that information OR tell him that > I am trying to contact him and give him MY address, phone, and > email address so that he may contact me at HIS convenience. > > Thanks, > > Scott Sutherland I'll forward your posting to Brad via People/Link email.. he logs on frequently "over there" where his i.d. is -BWS- By the way, his named is spelled Schenck and he pronounces it like "skenk" FYI, Brad's also recently been appointed as INFO magazine's new Graphics columnist and his articles will be appearing in that magazine's new monthly-format issues six times a year. And as long as I'm mentioning INFO I should also mention that the long-delayed issue #31 is FINALLY done and shipping - subscribers should see it in their mailboxes in a few days with newsstand copies showing up at about the same time. #31 is the LAST of the Amiga/64/128 type issues.. the new monthly ALL-AMIGA format issue #32 will follow in early July. Harv Plink: CBM*HARV