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To: jean1057 who wrote (315)	11/21/1997 12:31:00 AM
From: Doug D	Respond to of 1702

To all: I just ran the demo "While you Wait", there is a script error initially but if you click on it a second time it should work for you (probably a variable is not initiated properly). It demonstrates how a user can view and even "interact" with another page while files are transferring. Once the file transfer is complete, the other page automatically closes. The program is very slick, there was a demo game playing ("break-out", sort of like pong, but with blocks) and it worked very well, with excellent graphics. I ran the file transfer with and without the game playing and the transfer time did not seem to be affected at all. The real-time video demo was under revision. I am a consultant and I develop software applications for large customers all over the world, which makes me wonder: Are they selling the advertising (P.R.) or are they selling the custom programming of thier proprietary software, or is there intention to make an application that is available to all developers so applications can be developed with thier technology? IMO, this is a great demo, but I would not be suprised to find it in any web development tool (i.e. Macromedia). The real time video demo will be the one to watch (especially in regards to transfer times). P.S. I have been lurking around to watch and learn about stocks, but I still end up testing software.