krb20699@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (12/01/89)
Sorry. By the time I noticed that lack I had responded 9 times to the
note I wanted to change.
The ACS DEMO is a graphics (some sound) demo for the IIgs. I'm pretty
sure it requires the minimum memory, but I'm absolutely sure it works on 1.25
meg. The demo shows some cute use of interrupts, the border color, fast
animation, on and on. IMHO, it's worth the size. It has 12 demo selections
that you (unfortunately) have to reboot the machine after.
That's about all I think of.
Ken.
ken-b@uiuc.edukrb20699@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (12/09/89)
I gave a description two responses before your note. ACS Demo in the
dirst place doesn't come across as a utility. It's a demo! I was also going
on the assumption that because this piece of software had been discussed in
decent length a month or two ago, that most people would know what it is.
Reponse #1 is the description.
You can get binscii for a unix machine. It's very fast on a good unix
machine, and it saves download time by a good margin. The sources are
available somewhere, I can't remember exactly. I only have the executable,
so I can't help there.
Ken.
ken-b@uiuc.edu