JEFF@pucc.Princeton.EDU (Jeffrey Perry) (06/06/90)
Does anyone have any experience with digitizing tablets and software
for the Mac II? Any thoughts on the Wacom SD-420L? I have a client who wants
to trace some maps for a SuperCard project. Please mail me any thoughts
and I will summarize any interesting revelations to the net.
Jeff Perry
Humanities Specialist
C.I.T. / Princeton University
JEFF@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU
(609) 258-6009bpendlet@bambam.UUCP (Bob Pendleton) (06/12/90)
From article <11086@pucc.Princeton.EDU>, by JEFF@pucc.Princeton.EDU (Jeffrey Perry): > > Does anyone have any experience with digitizing tablets and software > for the Mac II? Not me, but I have managed to get data from several brands of tablets on several brands of machines. > Any thoughts on the Wacom SD-420L? Wacom makes the best tablets I've ever seen. Their wireless pucks and pens are wonderful to use. They are so sensitive that I've used one (not on purpose) to detect footsteps in the hall outside my office. Bob P. -- Bob Pendleton, speaking only for myself. UUCP Address: decwrl!esunix!bpendlet or utah-cs!esunix!bpendlet X: Tools, not rules.
prem@loligo (Prem Subhrama) (06/14/90)
A few months ago, I had posted an article requesting any
3-d molecular databases, to which I had received several
replies, including what looked like would be some interesting
molecules (DNA,ZDNA,"Silver Pheasant", etc.). However, during
a disk transfer/addition, all my old mail got lost, along with
EVERY 3-d molecule, as well as the addresses of those who sent
them. So, would those who sent me molecules before be so kind
as to send them again. I apologize profusely for this....I really
did intend to extract those files from my mailbox, but never got
around to it.
---Prem Subrahmanyamfalk@peregrine.Sun.COM (Ed Falk) (06/14/90)
In article <89@sun13.scri.fsu.edu> prem@loligo (Prem Subhrama) writes: > > A few months ago, I had posted an article requesting any > 3-d molecular databases, to which I had received several > replies, including what looked like would be some interesting > molecules (DNA,ZDNA,"Silver Pheasant", etc.). However, during > a disk transfer/addition, all my old mail got lost, along with > EVERY 3-d molecule, as well as the addresses of those who sent > them. So, would those who sent me molecules before be so kind > as to send them again. I apologize profusely for this....I really > did intend to extract those files from my mailbox, but never got > around to it. > ---Prem Subrahmanyam Usenet is a very expensive way to do backups. I suggest you use magnetic tape from now on.