Please forgive me, but for us dum-dums, what is Cake walk and what is its
functions, where can it be gotten, and how useful is it?
At 02:05 PM 3/28/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi everybody:
>I'm sending this to both the jfw and midi-mag lists, as this applies to
>both. As many of you know, i've been writing scripts for cakewalk version
>8 and I've also been lamenting about the fact that there is a resource
>conflict between jaws 3.2 and cakewalk 8. This results in extremely
>sluggish performance of cakewalk when jfw is loaded, regardless of the
>amount of memory and cpu power. I've been in contact withHJ, and had even
>gotten to talk with one of their developers, Mike Peterson, who had been
>assigned to help me tackle this problem, which goes deeper than scripting.
>This was about 2 months ago, and since then I've gotten nowhere with the
>problem. Eric Damorie finally got in touch with me to let me know that
>Mike is currently busy trying to get jfw 3.3 ready for public beta. It had
>been my understanding that they were interested in bundling my cakewalk 8
>scripts along with jfw 3.3, but that seems to have been put aside for the
>moment. While I'm fully aware of the old story that there are a lot more
>people using software like office 97 and lotus and all the other
>corporate-related stuff, I believe thatit is important at this time to let
>HJ know that there are a lot of cakewalk users out there who are also jaws
>users, and that we need this problem resolved. AT present, it's really
>impractical to use cakewalk 8 with jfw when working on large projects. The
>response is so slow that you spend more time waiting than creating. I'm
>forced to use window bridge a lot of the time, which, while lacking the
>bells and whistles included in my scripts, works much faster, with almost
>no overhead to cakewalk.
>So please, for the benefit of all of us, contact your friendly HJ rep,
>e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], whatever means of contact you feel is best.
>Let them know your out there, and let them know that we must not be
>overlooked.
>Sincerely:
>Gordon Kent
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