In a message of 21 Sep 96 Rick Van Ruth wrote to me:

G'Day Rick,

 DW>> I suppose there would be a lot of interest in RAM out there...

 RVR> Kiwi's?

And Greeks...

 DW>> Fairy 'nuff.  Although you could still use the old Amiga to put
 DW>> together a presentation package for the display.  On the other hand,
 DW>> Scala is now a PC program so I suppose there is little point. 

 RVR> Ah yes.. but have you seen Scala on a PC? No wonder Scala aren't
 RVR> making any record sales there...

I've seen it and it isn't as good.  Still, it is good when compared to
other stuff available.

 DW>>>> I'll have a look-see tonight.  Assuming my ISP doesn't
crash again,
 DW>>>> that is.

 RVR> Perhaps your ISP relaying those hundreds of megs of images you ftp
 RVR> each time you're on ;-)

You mean the ones from http://www.grotesque.com?  I've never been there
(hey, my nose is growing!).

 DW>> Beware of IE3.0!  It scrambled my hard drive.  I have since deleted it
 DW>> from my system.

 RVR> Apparently M........ (that company), have released a bugfix, but
 RVR> no-one is sure the bugfix doesn't have bugs :) Reminds me of Bre :)

I've sorted IE out.  If I don't run it, the bugs can't hurt me...

 DW>> BTW, does anyone know whether or not Livewire will be keeping the
 DW>> Aminet mirror?  They seem to say it will go one week and it is back up
 DW>> the next.

 RVR> crunch, grind, bang etc etc. I'm sure Brendan will reply :)

Brendan.  What's happening with Livewire!


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