Ed Rybicki (ED at molbiol.uct.ac.za) wrote:
> Virological friends:
> I am making available at our ftp site an introductory molecular
> virology teaching package. This is for PCs (386 minimum) running
> WIndows 3.1 or better, and expects to be unzipped in a directory
> called c:\virol. It was designed on a multimedia authoring package
> called Illuminatus (Digital Workshop, UK) from the HTML tutorial
> available at our site (see below) and the Wisconsin WWW site
> (http://www.bocklabs.wisc.edu/ed/virtut1.html). It prefers 256
> colour 640x480 displays but can run quite happily on 16 colour
> displays.
> It is definitely a preliminary version of what is hoped to be a
> distributable product: what I would like is opinions, feedback,
> suggestions - download, unpack, mercilessly test-drive - and tell me
> what you think. You will notice things in it from others; they have
> been asked for permission, and it is not for sale, so no royalties
> are payable!!
> (ftp.uct.ac.za/pub/data/geminivirus/virintro.zip)
> Access is by anonymous ftp (login: anonymous, password: email
> address). This is a UNIX server and case is important. The file is
> just under 1Mb, and unpacks to OVER 9Mb...! You have been warned.
> Have fun, PLEASE feed back??
> ______________________________________________________
> | Ed Rybicki, PhD | ed at molbiol.uct.ac.za |
> | Dept Microbiology | University of Cape Town |
> | Private Bag, Rondebosch | 7700, South Africa |
> | fax: x27-21-650 4023 | phone: x27-21-650-3265 |
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