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4 total messages Started by Mark Olson Mon, 25 Jan 1993 18:58

#1031

Author: Mark Olson
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 18:58

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Having spoken to Richard Dingman this weekend to renew my IJA Membership, I 
found out that the IJA Board has approved an across the board increase of 
$5.00 (U.S.) for dues.  Basic memberships are now $25 (U.S.), first class
memberships are $30 (U.S.) etc.
-- 
Mark Olson  || marko@IMD.Sterling.COM -or- uunet!sparky!marko

programs for the mac

#1033

Author: (thomasl)
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 20:03

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i never thought i would ask
i never thought i would care in the least about this but now it turns
out to be of interest so here goes:
(all this by way of apology for wasting everybody's time with stuff
that has been posted about at length for the past 2 years)

how do i get a copy of jugglepro?
is it true jugglepro runs on the mac and
takes siteswap as input to generate animated patterns?
which (other?) programs run on the mac?
hmmmmmm?
what other notations exist, aside from siteswap?
who wrote jugglepro, anyway?
does anyone know who is working on graphic representations of
notations, either siteswap, choreographic notation, etc?

don't be shy, come forth and be recognized.

l.

Re: programs for the mac

#1054

Author: Dave Bisignano
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 14:20

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I also would like such information!!

Dave Bisignano
biz@soil.princeton.edu

Re: programs for the mac

#1071

Author: (thomasl)
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 22:19

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In article <1993Jan27.142012.11278@Princeton.EDU> biz@soil.Princeton.EDU writes:
>I also would like such information!!
>
>Dave Bisignano
>biz@soil.princeton.edu

ok, dave, here's the info. which i have gathered:
there aren't any
phil says "many people" are currently attempting to port one or
another of the popular programs (juggle-pro, xjuggle, whatall i am not
sure) to that platform, but currently there is nothing.
ed confirms this: there aren't any.

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