Cantello Studios on sat 30 dec 00
Has anyone out there that has been using GlazeChem had any problems with it
operating on windows Me. And if so Has anyone been able to fix this problem?
Or is the only fix to go back to windows 98? Chris from Cantello studios .
Jethro Allen on sun 31 dec 00
Some questions.
did this system come with windows millennium pre-installed?
if not, did you upgrade and from what operating system?
if you upgraded, did you save your system settings?
(in other words are you a yes clicker?)
I am a tech lead on the windows millennium project so this information would
be helpful.
this is not a free invitation to ask me anything I still have to throw
sometime.
Tyler Durden
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Edouard Bastarache on mon 1 jan 01
Ask Bob Wilt himself at:
rjw@studiopotter.org
Later,
Edouard Bastarache
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David Hewitt on mon 1 jan 01
GlazeChem runs OK on Windows ME for me.
In message , Cantello Studios writes
>Has anyone out there that has been using GlazeChem had any problems with it
>operating on windows Me. And if so Has anyone been able to fix this problem?
>Or is the only fix to go back to windows 98? Chris from Cantello studios .
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John Weber on tue 9 jan 01
In a message dated 12/31/00 10:34:41 AM Eastern Standard Time,
tleecan@2XTREME.NET writes:
> Has anyone out there that has been using GlazeChem had any problems with it
> operating on windows Me. And if so Has anyone been able to fix this problem?
> Or is the only fix to go back to windows 98? Chris from Cantello studios .
>
>
I don't have Windows ME but I do have GlazeChem and have enjoyed it. If you
don't have the web site for the developer, Robert Wilt , here it is. I am
sure he would like the opportunity to help.
http://www.dinoclay.com/
John Weber in Manakin-Sabot, Virginia
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