On Nov 2, 2012, at 8:30 AM, HyperCard-Mailing-List wrote:
> 3b. Re: Digest Number 2839
> Posted by: "Colin Holgate" coiin@[redacted].netcolinholgate
> Date: Fri Nov 2, 2012 7:18 am ((PDT))
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> I don't know if you were there at the time, but I was showing A Hard Day's Night in the campus store, probably early 1994, and Kevin and Tom and some others dropped by to take a look. Kevin bought the CD-ROM, even though he already owned the laserdisc that Voyager had published.
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No, I left Claris for 3DO in late 1992 so I missed your demo. I bought a copy somewhere locally (Whole Earth Access?) and was tickled when I looked at the scripts and found that you had used ColorizeHC!
> This was at a time that the outside world didn't know that "Bungdabba Productions" was really Claris HC team members, and Tom was grinning a lot when I told him that I had used Colorize HC.
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"Bungdabba Productions" happened because the company didn't want to have to support the XCMD, although to be fair it wasn't exactly a tool for beginners. We pushed until they agreed that we could release to the public domain, so Bungdabba Productions was born. You can see that it was carefully labeled as a "public domain unsupported product" in the Claris Tech Info database [1].
> Are you still doing HTML5 stuff with Kevin?
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Yes, luckily I get to work with Kevin all the time!
eric
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