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In article <91175.075746AUBRI@ASUACAD.BITNET>, <AUBRI@ASUACAD.BITNET> writes:
> There are several authoring systems available for the Amiga.

[original author's observations deleted]

AmigaVision
     (IMHO) not designed with text-based applications in mind at all.

CanDo
     (IMHO) potentially very powerful but has too many bugs to be reliable in
     serious applications (v. 1.2--I've been waiting for v. 1.5 for months now)

HyperBook
     (IMHO) the best of the lot so far.  Still leaves a lot to be desired.
     It seems to me the creators of Hyperbook wanted to do a HyperCard but
     didn't quite grasp exactly what made HyperCard such a good program.  The
     program nicely overcomes many of HyperCard's weaknesses, but lacks almost
     all of HyperCard's strengths (that it blurs the line between programmer
     and end user, its power to import and export, and the control it gives
     over the operating system).

>      Foundation: Soon to be released...
>                  Product demo looks very promising.
>                  Said to work like HyperCard.
>                  *Imports HyperCard stacks!!* (Add Amiga gfx/sound to stacks!)
> 
> Feel free to ask any other questions!
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Foundation sounds like it could be what I'm looking for too (obviously
HyperCard on the Amiga).  Who is making it and how soon is soon?

Travis Capener