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> mlbarrow@athena.mit.edu (Michael L Barrow) writes:
>
>I am just posting this to let you all know that Morph is one of the
>coolest applications written! I was at MacWorld Boston today and I had
>to fight my way through the big crowd watching the demo just to get on
>line to buy it! It was definitely worth it. Look forward to some cool
>Morph QT movies from us.... If you want to see some of our movies, just
>drop me a friendly note!  :-)

The Morph demo at the MacWorld keynote (by the Father Guido Sarduci
look-alike) was very well received; probably the most `fun' demo of
the bunch.  I picked up a copy at the show, but haven't had a chance
to play with it yet...I'm interested in what sorts of `serious' uses
Morph might be put to; like Morphing visualizations of datasets, CAD
drawings, etc.  I believe Ford Motors has used `morphing' for some
time now in their industrial design studios.  Now that we can morph on
the desktop, I would expect some creative new uses for the technology.

Does anyone know if Morph will support multiple Radius Rockets (under
the soon-to-be-released RocketShare) for morphing in parallel.  If so,
a Q950 and two or three Rocket/33's should be able to crank out those
morphs like mad!

Happy morphing,

Kurt Marko