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Date: Mon, 30 Oct 1995 19:53:18 -0500
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Subject: Re: PowerPCs and Lightwave?
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Please explain to me if a PowerPC machine made by IBM will run a native
PowerPC program made by Apple.  Having recently bought a PPC 8500, I would
like to believe that it would but I keep getting different answers
depending on if I ask a Mac person or a PC person.  Anyone know for sure or
is it just speculation at this time?  BTW I tried running Lightwave PC
through Soft PC on the PPC 8500.  Boy is it slow.  It works, but I will
stick to my 040 Amiga for the time being.


Bruce B. Mittelman

Creative Force Associates


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