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Started by Jim Wilde
Tue, 09 Apr 1996 14:11
Scala MM100 playback
Author: Jim Wilde
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1996 14:11
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1996 14:11
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John at Scala...I'm an experienced Scala application creator and user on the Amiga, and am looking forward to the PC version. A quick question...will there be a runtime player for MM100? Will it be stand-alone, so that apps can be sent to others who dont own SCALA? This has been the one outstanding down-side to the Amiga versions...you couldn't create an app that you could distribute or sell. Thanks in advance for your answer
Re: Scala MM100 playback
Author: john.chang
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 15:30
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 15:30
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In <177648F3CS86.JWILDE@ukcc.uky.edu>, JWILDE@ukcc.uky.edu (Jim Wilde) writes: >John at Scala...I'm an experienced Scala application creator and user on the >Amiga, and am looking forward to the PC version. A quick question...will there > be a runtime player for MM100? Will it be stand-alone, so that apps can be >sent to others who dont own SCALA? This has been the one outstanding down-side > to the Amiga versions...you couldn't create an app that you could distribute > or sell. MM100 will come with a runtime player, however, distribution of the player is limited to non-commercial use. We do plan on making a version of MM100 for commercial use. Called "Publisher PB100", it includes the ability to encrypt scripts, so that tampering or modification is not possible. The runtime player can be distributed for commercial use. Suggested Retail Price is $1,495 USD. If you have any additional questions, please post them in COMP.MULTIMEDIA please. Further discussions in this newsgroup would be inappropriate. Thank you. Regards, John Chang ____ John Chang, Technical Support Manager, Scala, Inc. USA Websites: http://www.scala.com or http://www.scala.no USA Technical Support: mailto://tech.support@scala.com USA Sales Information: mailto://sales@scala.com "Multimedia by SCALA. Why Make It Harder?" Scala Computer Television ____ "Too bad she won't live. But then again, who does." - Gaf (BladeRunner)
Re: Scala MM100 playback
Author: singh
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 22:42
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 22:42
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In article <1996Apr10.153042.5706@scala.scala.com>, john.chang@scala.com wrote: > In <177648F3CS86.JWILDE@ukcc.uky.edu>, JWILDE@ukcc.uky.edu (Jim Wilde) writes: > >John at Scala...I'm an experienced Scala application creator and user on the > >Amiga, and am looking forward to the PC version. A quick question...will there > > be a runtime player for MM100? Will it be stand-alone, so that apps can be > >sent to others who dont own SCALA? This has been the one outstanding down-side > > to the Amiga versions...you couldn't create an app that you could distribute > > or sell. > > MM100 will come with a runtime player, however, distribution of the player is > limited to non-commercial use. We do plan on making a version of MM100 for > commercial use. Called "Publisher PB100", it includes the ability to > encrypt scripts, so that tampering or modification is not possible. The > runtime player can be distributed for commercial use. Suggested Retail Price > is $1,495 USD. > > If you have any additional questions, please post them in COMP.MULTIMEDIA > please. Further discussions in this newsgroup would be inappropriate. Thank > you. > > > > Regards, > > John Chang > ____ > > John Chang, Technical Support Manager, Scala, Inc. USA > > Websites: http://www.scala.com or http://www.scala.no > USA Technical Support: mailto://tech.support@scala.com > USA Sales Information: mailto://sales@scala.com > > "Multimedia by SCALA. Why Make It Harder?" > Scala Computer Television > ____ > > "Too bad she won't live. But then again, who does." - Gaf (BladeRunner) John, Although one or two readers have been upset about a PC version of Scala, I think it is indeed appropriate to post stuff here. Remember it is possible Amiga users of Scala will *eventually* become PC users, and being able to follow along with MM100 questions will give them a headstart. Also it is annoying to wade through all the lame MacroMedia questions etc in comp.multimedia. So while it is indeed *more* appropriate in comp.multimedia, it is not necessarily inappropriate to post those questions here. Just my two ¢ents worth. wavegirl
Re: Scala MM100 playback
Author: john.chang
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 17:46
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 17:46
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In <singh-1205951752560001@pool5-044.wwa.com>, singh@wwa.com (singh) writes: >Although one or two readers have been upset about a PC version of Scala, I >think it is indeed appropriate to post stuff here. Remember it is possible >Amiga users of Scala will *eventually* become PC users, and being able to >follow along with MM100 questions will give them a headstart. Also it is >annoying to wade through all the lame MacroMedia questions etc in >comp.multimedia. So while it is indeed *more* appropriate in >comp.multimedia, it is not necessarily inappropriate to post those >questions here. > >Just my two "ents worth. > >wavegirl OK. Well, if there are no overwhelming objections, then we can continue to discuss Scala products, PC and/or Amiga, here in this newsgroup and the comp.multimedia newsgroup. Regards, John Chang ____ John Chang, Technical Support Manager, Scala, Inc. USA Websites: http://www.scala.com or http://www.scala.no USA Technical Support: mailto://tech.support@scala.com USA Sales Information: mailto://sales@scala.com "Multimedia by SCALA. Why Make It Harder?" Scala Computer Television ____ "Too bad she won't live. But then again, who does." - Gaf (BladeRunner)
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