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Subject: Amiga _is_ LW
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I don't have figures, so this is just a guess, but I'd say the
largest installed base of LightWave users is on the Amiga.
Never forget, that's where your favorite 3D app originated.
For this reason alone, the future of the Amiga is _very_
relevant to many (most?) LightWave users.


                                Chris Conlee
                                [e-mail]

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  "They say people don't believe in heroes anymore, Max.
   Well screw them!  You and me, we're gonna give them
   back their heroes!" -- Fifi
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