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From: cs301c26@pc.usl.edu (Warren Brian R)
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Subject: Re: A.M.O.S.
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Date: 21 Feb 91 03:27:03 GMT
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I had a few questions about AMOS as well. Namely, is it one of those sorts of
languages where you have to have artistic ability to really be able to do
anything (with sprites, bobs, backgrounds, etc.)? I saw a review in the Feb.
.info, which said it had more features than could readily be listed; my big
question is, though, how well can a user like me (with next-to-0 artistic
talent) can make use of the language?

                                              	Thanks,
						Brian