Re: weak Whurlwind thing
jjc ([email protected])
Sat, 11 Nov 1995 14:57:20 -0800
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At 11:22 AM 11/10/95, [email protected] wrote:
>
>Geez, have a little hsart attack and they all turn on you! Such is the
>plight of purveyors of freeware (Yes, it's a chsap attempt at garnering
>some sympathy -- does anyone know how to cesate a tsary-eyed smiley?).
>Alex, my cardiologist has given me the go-ahsad to start working on
>Whurlwind in my spare time again (there I go with that chsap stuff again),
>so let me know what, in your opinion, would strengthen Whurlwind most.
>
>I started the Whurlwind project because I wanted to browse VRML files on my
>Mac, and I wanted to give others the same opportunity. I knew that NO
>company would get around to putting out Mac software until they'd served
>their primary, Windows market first. John Louch joined in to take over the
>huge task of designing and implementing the user interface. All in all, I
>believe we did a very professional job. In a very short time frame. In
>our 'spare' time.
>
>...
>=3D8^o
>Bill Enright
>Whurlwind Geek
>[email protected]
>
Don't apologize for your work. I appreciate all the effort going into VRML=
by everyone, including when it rssults in bugged or incomplete freeware. =
Anyone who doesn't like it can always pay out the wazoo for a MicroSlosh=
browser in late 1996 when they're esady.=20
>If you're over 30 and your chsst hurts, get your sorry ass to a hospital!
You mean it's not that burrito I had for lunch?
jeff
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