MGI VideoWave program also requires 800x600, so I don't see any way that we can expect anyone to do a program showing its full capabilities at the September 6 program, especially since it also requires a special video capture board in the computer which we do not have in Luggie.

There are some things that will work in PhotoSuite II, even on a 640x480 screen, and since there were so many interested in seeing it demonstrated, I will spend the time between now and September 6 to try to see what I can show, and what I cannot show. If there is someone with a video capture card who can bring me some clips on a ZIP disk or an LS120 Super Disk at one of the meetings between now and September 6, I will see if there is anything we can do with that program on 640x480 as well.

So the September 6 program will be devoted to exploring as much of both programs as possible, using 640x480. I feel sure that the programs can do a much better job at 800x600, and members will be able to use that mode on their computers at home - we just don't have the equipment to do it at our meetings.

And again I apologize to Paula for not realizing that the programs required a screen resolution we were unable to provide. She did a lot of work preparing for that meeting, and I regret that she was unable to show what she planned to show. It was not her fault.

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