Re: Looks Like They Want To Charge for ActiveVRML
Neophytos Iacovou ([email protected])
Wed, 13 Dec 1995 17:10:31 -0600 (CST)
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James Waldrop writes:
> When people think there may be a problem with their interpretation of
> the VRML spec, they check WebSpace on the SGI (or on the PC sometimes).
> They don't go look at VRweb. A content provider is free to look at
> their stuff on whatever platform they care to. The browser writers
> are more constrained.
>
> I don't mean this comment to be taken as an absolute, just that this is
> typical behavior.
I disagree ... but this is something we'll have to agree t odisagree on.
> > BTW: who are Paper Software and Chaco Communications?
>
> Err, Paper writes WebFX, and Chaco writes VRScout. Along with
My fault, I left out the winky smiley at the end of my BTW.
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