Re: Scala MMx00 into web?

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From: JPChang
Date: Wed, 27 Dec 1995 12:38

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In article <singh-2201951029290001@pool3-014.wwa.com>, singh@wwa.com
(Lisa) writes:

>Yes and no.  Scala doesn't store anything in HTML format but parts of the
>scala package can easily be inserted into a web page.  For instance you
>could use Final Writer and the HTML scripts on Aminet and insert scala
>buttons and symbols as inline images (John, they are PD aren't they?) 
>By the way, if you haven't bought Final Writer yet, what are you waiting
for?
>Support the amiga developers!

For a "push-button" web authoring tool, no.  But you're right that you
could use the buttons and symbols as inline images.  They are copyrighted,
but freely redistributable.

We are looking into applications in using the Internet as part of our
product development.  We shall see. :)

Regards,

John Chang
____

John Chang, Technical Support Manager, Scala, Inc. USA
Reply to: john.chang@scala.com, Scala Computer Television
Websites: www.scala.com or www.scala.no
"Multimedia by SCALA.  Why Make It Harder?"

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