judge@work.berkeley.edu (Thomas Judge) (12/06/90)
I don't have this, but the program author informs me that it will *only* run on color machines, which eliminates a good percentage of us anyway....... Why doesnt someone write a b/w version which isn't subject to TM hassles? -thomas
starta@tosh.UUCP (John Starta) (12/06/90)
judge@work.berkeley.edu (Thomas Judge) writes: > I don't have this, but the program author informs me that it > will *only* run on color machines, which eliminates a good percentage of > us anyway....... > > Why doesnt someone write a b/w version which isn't subject to TM hassles? I am not a lawyer (thank goodness) by any shape of the imagination, but regardless of color, shade, tone or otherwise, you are subject trademark violations if the character (which is one of the only trademarkable parts to the commerical) is used in any shape or form without permission. So, you see, making a black and white version isn't going to do any good without permission of Eveready, which I understand Dean Yu (the author) is attempting to do as we speak. Good luck! John
bin@primate.wisc.edu (Brain in Neutral) (12/07/90)
From article <9483@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU>, by judge@work.berkeley.edu (Thomas Judge): > I don't have this, but the program author informs me that it > will *only* run on color machines, which eliminates a good percentage of > us anyway....... > > Why doesnt someone write a b/w version which isn't subject to TM hassles? Go ahead, no one is stopping you. -- Paul DuBois dubois@primate.wisc.edu "If you're not a docter, you're just pants" -- Ian D., age 3 1/2
waire@seas.gwu.edu (Timothy A. Waire) (01/13/91)
Seems that people are right about NetBunny having gotten loose. I found Version 1.0B2 on the Washington Apple Pi bulletin board. I will try and call them to let them know about Eveready decision not to allow it. This OK with you Dean?? Just figured I would let you know how far it has gotten! BTW, is this the latest version, didn't seem to work on my stand-alone IIcx so I deleted it! -- Timothy A. Waire, Jr. (Whitegold) Executive Office of the President INTERNET: waire@seas.gwu.edu Office of Management & Budget The George Washington University Wash., D.C. 20503 Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Voice: 2023954922 Fax: 2023953910
cmm1@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Christopher M Mauritz) (01/26/91)
Someone was kind enough to send me a copy of NetBunny 1.0d1. How
do I get it to work? I've installed it on two different MacIIcx's
(one using system 6.0.3 the other using 6.0.7) with no luck. Any
suggestions? It doesn't crash either machine, but it doesn't do
anything either.
Cheers,
Chris
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Since it's highly unusual for a posting to go without any response whatsoever, this is a repost of a request. Perhaps this will not be eaten by the Black Hole... I have just obtained access to a CD ROM player & the Apple Developer disks through work. Could someone tell me where to find Net.Bunny? I remember the discussions from many moons ago, but I had no reason to believe that I could get access to it. Thanks.