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Started by Kent Fonager
Wed, 01 Jan 1997 00:00
Game Developers - LOOK HERE!!!
Author: Kent Fonager
Date: Wed, 01 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 01 Jan 1997 00:00
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Hello all! We are 2 experienced Windows developers, who are wondering, if anyone "out there", is interested in sharing experiences in Windows95 / NT games development, using DirectX ... This message is directed to both games programmers, graphics people and musicians. We are interested in both newbies and experienced contacts! A few fast ideas, about this "project" : - Some kinda of a mailing list network, - Maybe our own *private* newsgroup(s), - Testing of each others projects, - Homepage, to distribute experiences, - Helping each other!!! - ? This is the very first thoughts about this project, which might change in the future, when (hopefully) recieving *your* feedback! Hope to hear from *YOU* in the near future! Remember - this projects is NOT commercial, and is based on our own interests and participation! PLEASE NOTE THIS : No answer in the newgroups, - email directly to us!!! Greetings from a freezing cold Denmark, Tony Fonager E-mail : fonager@post1.tele.dk - fonager@idealdata.dk and Kent Fonager E-mail : kfonager@post3.tele.dk - kfk@siemens.dk ------------------------------------------------------------- Some words about the authors of this posting : Kent Fonager : Software-Engineer, working for Siemens Denmark, developing Traffic Information Systems, in MS Visual C++. Have programmed demos / games-stuff on the C64, Amiga and PC DOS platforms, as well ... Tony Fonager : Software-developer, working for IDEAL data A/S, also in Copenhagen, Denmark. Currently developing Windows database applications, in Microsoft Visual FoxPro. Have programmed demos / games-stuff on the C64, Amiga and PC DOS platforms, as well ... Tony has a Microsoft MCP degree in MS Windows95 and MS Visual FoxPro.
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