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> In <272.6655T1435T1066@in.net>, mave@in.net (John J. Maver, Jr.) writes:
>>
>>        I just got my CV64 and set it all up.  Needed to do some
>>        presentations
>>for work, so I loaded up Scala and Crash, crash, crash.  I am not happy.  I
>>have MM300 and an A4000.  I am stuck using it on my 1200.  Any ideas?

> Sorry John.  None of our Scala MultiMedia products support any of the
> available RTG/EGS cards, including the CV64.

> You can use Scala with your Amiga 4000, you'll just have to disable the
> drivers from hooking into the Amiga OS and do all work from the Amiga's
> 23-pin video port.



> Regards,

> John Chang
> ____

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        Does that mean that it is not worth upgrading to mm400?  I was
thinking about it so that it would work.

        Any plans to add support for cybergfx?

        Could you please elaborate more on how to use it on my A4000?


--John J. Maver, Jr.
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