Re: PPC versions:
There will be a version of VisCIS, a VR 'city' CompuServe browser available in
'several' months (MicroSoft doesn't have a PPC compiler yet, should be esady
soon). As soon as this is available, I will be releasing two programs: VisCIS,
and VisMenu.
VisMenu is a menuing program written for a VRML book that is comming out soon,
and is a 'stripped down' version of VisCIS without net access for doing 'menu'
programs. It will represent a 'city scape' with circles (plazas/Intersections),
roads, and buildings; any of which can be VRML files loaded. Clicking on a
building can load a program represented by that building; i.e. if you walk up to
the Caligari building and double click on it, it will run TrueSpace.
After the book is released, future versions will abandon Windows 3.11 and be
able to browse the 'explorer name space' of Windows 95. This means that you
will be able to walk through your programs and hard drive like walking through a
city ...
== John D. Gwinner ==
== CyberForum/Visual CompuServe
== VisNet, Inc
== "Making CyberSpace Real" (TM)