erict@flatline.UUCP (J. Eric Townsend) (05/05/89)
Ok... I'm digging through THE STORE catalog, and I find GSS.Sybmols, for use with "GSS Sound Presentations". Anybody want to enlighten me about what this is? -- If you're not using UNIX, you're just using an operating system... J. Eric Townsend Inet: <temporarily disabled> 511 Parker #2 Houston,Tx,77007 EastEnders Mailing List: eastender@flatline.UUCP
wjc@ho5cad.ATT.COM (Bill Carpenter) (05/06/89)
In article <584@flatline.UUCP> erict@flatline.UUCP (J. Eric Townsend) writes: > Ok... I'm digging through THE STORE catalog, and I find GSS.Sybmols, > for use with "GSS Sound Presentations". Anybody want to enlighten > me about what this is? Sound Presentations is a commercial drawing program for the UNIXpc. As you can guess, it's based on the GSS graphics model (in other words, it's not a bitmappy kind of thing; it's an object kind of thing). One of the things you can do is glue some set of drawing primitives together and store them as a "symbol" for reuse. SP comes with a bunch or you can make your own. The GSS.Symbols stuff in THE STORE! is some person's reasonably large collection of symbols that they made one summer. -- -- Bill Carpenter att!ho5cad!wjc or attmail!bill
hjespersen@trillium.waterloo.edu (05/06/89)
In article <584@flatline.UUCP> erict@flatline.UUCP (J. Eric Townsend) writes: >Ok... I'm digging through THE STORE catalog, and I find GSS.Sybmols, >for use with "GSS Sound Presentations". Anybody want to enlighten >me about what this is? Sound Presentations has absolutely NOTHING to do with sound. It is a real hokey graphics program. I used to do network diagrams on this thing, but I could only get up to a two node LAN and the thing would run out of memory ;-) -- Hans Jespersen uunet!watmath!trillium!hjespersen