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>In article <M1TDG00.90Jan23135507@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov>,
>m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) writes:
>> 
>> Stay with the PC for hypertext/hypermedia programs.  Owl for the PC was
>> first - 1 year before hypercard.  Many more on the way, including Plus
>> a hypertool for PCs running Windows 3.0.

OOPS.  Sorry, but you're wrong here.  Owl International, makers of Guide,
made Guide and Guide Envelopes for the Mac at least a year before it was
available for the PC.  I don't think the even made Envelopes for the PC 
(it was their runtime scheme.)  Owl is pretty goofy to work with.  Hard
to keep things straight while you're working on a document and even harder
to debug.  I put forward my humble opinion as someone who was trying to
use their technology for a "big" software company with the assistance of
the president of Owl International.  I was there man :^).

Oh yeah, Plus was/is out for the Mac already.   Is the PC version here
yet?  I will agree that it is probably a better tool for cross platform
work...then again, it's based on HyperCard.

Make mine HyperCard...make mine Macintosh.

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