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From: bard@jessica.stanford.edu (David Hopper)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: flickerFixer Future
Keywords: MicroWay, Denise, flickerFixer
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Date: 7 Jun 90 13:37:16 GMT
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The new Denise is obviously a major step for C=, and one that I've been waiting
for for quite some time-- standardized non-flicker in addition to new video
modes (Yeah, yeah-- enough-- we know ;-).

My question for the net is this:  what is the flickerFixer's future once Amigas
are packaged with the ECS?  MicroWay has offered outstanding quality and 
support, IMHO, with the 'Fixer for quite some time now.  I would really hate
to see M'Way go under as a result.  I am unaware (my fault, prob'ly) of any
other products they produce for the Amiga-- are they well-established on other
platforms?  Their ads are getting scarce in the Amiga rags.

Just a concerned customer,
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