> Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 12:10:10 -0000 > From: "Phil Angus, Tech. Supp. Mgr, Hammer Dist. Lt" ><phila@...> > >A very big thank you to David Bellingham and Fernando Vincent for >compiling and presenting the Logic Troubleshooting Guide on David >Bellingham's Web Site. You're welcome.... Fernando provided the User Tips section on the site, and the rest is me (with some user assistance)....so any "errors" are mine, not Fernando's. Just wanted to keep his name out of the mud and his karma score high ;-)) > > >I noticed one small error which is worth pointing out as it could be >misleading. In the section 'Does Logic Audio run under Windows >NT, 98 or 3.x?' there is a paragraph:LOGIC Audio 3.x only runs >under Windows 95/98...although it must be said that it doesn't run >as well on Windows 98 as on '95. > >It is of course the other way around. It only runs properly on 98. In my experience....and AFAIK most other users, LAW 3.x runs better on Windows 95....so no "small error" that I'm aware of, is there....(this info was based on over 40 systems) BUT.... as always, I am more than happy to receive feedback to ensure the most accurate information is presented on my site... I certainly don't know everything and haven't tested every LAW computer configuration possible ;-)) So..... If there are any LAW 3.x users who've found Win 98 a better platform, then I would love to hear from them....and see if there is a common thread between systems/components. If there's a "gotcha" somewhere, then I'll gladly change the info on the site to reflect the specifics... LAW 4.x runs like a P76 (Australian joke ..... think Lada or Buick if you're from other parts of the globe) on Windows 95....but runs fine on (the required) Windows 98. I hope this clarifies things for you.... Dave Bellingham Consultant, Musician, Webguy Author of the Wizoo guides to LAW/LAM Check out the Logic Audio FAQ at: http://www.ozemail.com.au/~oscwilde Home of the Emagic Logic Webring