-=> Paul Hayton wrote to Dave Drum <=-   
      
    DD> Well, yeah. You are aware that a substantial portion of the first Star   
    DD> Wars SFX were done on an Amiga equipped with a Video Toaster, aren't   
    DD> you. The Toaster was the salvation of many a small operation who could   
      
    PH> That's cool, I didn't know that..   
      
   When I owned Megabyte Computer Works I sold (and installed) several to the    
   State of Illinois' various agencies to use as in-house video production    
   facilities. Both the stand-alone Amiga versions and the PeeCee add-ins. The    
   PeeCee guys were amazed both at the capabilities of the Toaster and at the    
   fact that each add-in version would function as an Amiga and run Amiga    
   software and games (especially the games).   
      
   I was surprised that some of the shops got any work done at all after    
   exploring the gaming capabilities of the Amiga.   Bv)=   
      
   ... Well he's world champion and we only get one of those a year-Murray Walker   
   --- MultiMail/Win32   
    * Origin: Outpost BBS * Johnson City, TN, USA (1:18/200)