mf:
I need some computer consulting and I still want to see those Graham
projects. How about lunch tomorrow (Friday?) at the 'club' or Chinatown
(your choice), say 12 noon?
rmm
ps: note the opportunity to win an SGI:
>Hello All,
>
>I just returned from attending a conference on VRML with many of the
>coders, companies with authoring tools and pioneers of VRML. I am always
>pleasantly suprised at the amount of architects who are involved. The
>products coming to the market these days will make creating 3d on the web
>easy, magnificant and viewable by mainstream audience. Both Micosoft and
>Netscape will be embedding VRML browsers in their next browser release. So
>basically everyone will be able to view 3d worlds. Silicon graphics has put
>up an excellent resource site called VRML cafe which lists products,
>resources, sites, job opportunities, free widgets, access to papers, specs
>and experts. You can find it at http://vrml.sgi.com/cafe. If you have a
>VRML world you can register it their for a link back to your world.
>
>As an aside, if you are interested in winning an 02 (an SGI workstation)
>they are currently running a short contest (good chances of winning) to
>evangalize VRML. You can register to enter the contest at
>http://vrml.sgi.com/contest.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Sandra Cannon
>Cybernautics, Inc.
>Account Executive
>cannon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>http://www.cybernautics.com
>415 289 5030
I need some computer consulting and I still want to see those Graham
projects. How about lunch tomorrow (Friday?) at the 'club' or Chinatown
(your choice), say 12 noon?
rmm
ps: note the opportunity to win an SGI:
>Hello All,
>
>I just returned from attending a conference on VRML with many of the
>coders, companies with authoring tools and pioneers of VRML. I am always
>pleasantly suprised at the amount of architects who are involved. The
>products coming to the market these days will make creating 3d on the web
>easy, magnificant and viewable by mainstream audience. Both Micosoft and
>Netscape will be embedding VRML browsers in their next browser release. So
>basically everyone will be able to view 3d worlds. Silicon graphics has put
>up an excellent resource site called VRML cafe which lists products,
>resources, sites, job opportunities, free widgets, access to papers, specs
>and experts. You can find it at http://vrml.sgi.com/cafe. If you have a
>VRML world you can register it their for a link back to your world.
>
>As an aside, if you are interested in winning an 02 (an SGI workstation)
>they are currently running a short contest (good chances of winning) to
>evangalize VRML. You can register to enter the contest at
>http://vrml.sgi.com/contest.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Sandra Cannon
>Cybernautics, Inc.
>Account Executive
>cannon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>http://www.cybernautics.com
>415 289 5030