Re: Golf animation
guc...@banach.math.fu-berlin.de (Sven Guckes) wrote: >jay...@bnr.ca (Jay Benjamin): >> Can you slow down the animation even more. >> It flies on my screen. > >Who told you to press that "turbo" button? >Didn't they tell you about it when you bought that machine? >Why do you think PC manufacturers installed it for, eh? >Go on, press that button - and your PC will show the >animation while reread that manual. HTH. > >Sven > Gee ... This is a work station, and it does not have a turbo button. Hmmmmm..... Guess maybe you don't know what you are talking about. =) J.
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