daveb@comspec.uucp (dave berman) (07/15/90)
> Any suggestions are appreciated... > -- Jack Alexander I just re-read everything, and have seen something: there are *Plenty* of such (presentation and animation) packages available off the shelf for the Amiga line of computers, some of them (I think) are Shareware or even Public D. I am completely ignorant of your personal application (maybe you want to write another one of these and market it yourself, or something). So if you, or anyone, wants the names and details of where and what, I will pass your mail on to one of our Experts in this. I know for certain this software *is* available, since I used one extensively, purchased one released recently, and am reviewing another one... But I don't want to name drop (which one is *best*) since my experiance is limited by comparison. -dave -- Dave Berman 436 Perth Av #U-907 daveb@comspec.UUCP Computer at work Toronto Ontario uunet!mnetor!becker!comspec!daveb Canada M6P 3Y7 416-785-3668 Fax at work
mtv@milton.u.washington.edu (David Schanen) (07/18/90)
Animation Station is very good. From Progressive Peripherals, it has a very usable interface and has lots of great features. I won't go into an in depth review, but check it out if you are serious about animating on the Amiga! -Dave -- Internet: mtv@milton.u.washington.edu * UUNET: ...uunet!uw-beaver!u!mtv