Re: Oracle CARD

Oracle Card is now called Oracle Media Objects. Version 1.1 is soon to be released.

From Oracle's Home Page.
[Oracle Media Objects]

Product Overview

     Oracle Media Objects is a cross-platform authoring tool that
     enables developers to combine video, audio, text, images, and
     animation into compelling, interactive consumer and business
     applications. OMO is the first authoring tool that allows
     developers to create multimedia applications for deployment across
     standalone or networked platforms, including interactive TV, the
     World Wide Web, ISDN, corporate networks, kiosks, and CD-ROMs.

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Free Trial Copy

     Oracle is pleased to offer you a FREE 90-day trial license to test
     drive the Oracle Media Objects authoring environment. In the U.S.,
     you may also purchase a full-use license at the special price of
     only $99 -- for a limited time only.

     NOTE: The 90-Day Trial License does not grant you the right to
     deploy applications. Runtime players are not included in the
     90-day trial license. Support is not included with the 90-day
     trial license.

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For more information:

• Oracle Media Objects Data Sheet
• Oracle Media Objects White Paper
• Oracle Media Objects Installation Instructions
• Download a full-featured product NOW!

System Requirements

Macintosh

• 68030/25 MHz or higher (native Power Macintosh)
• 3MB free application RAM
• Macintosh System 7.0 or higher
• CD-ROM drive

Windows

• 80386/25 MHz or higher
• 3MB free application RAM
• Microsoft Windows 3.1
• 8-bit sound card
• CD-ROM drive

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In article <4fbp1u$rfb_at_news.onramp.net>, Cal Wooten <clm_at_onramp.net> wrote:
>Simon,
> Have not touched it in three years. Is Oracle still selling Card?
>Find a better tool.
>Cal Wooten
>
>In message <4eq23k$jbi_at_ohnasn01.sinet.slb.com>,
>repton_at_sugar-land.dowell.slb.com (Simon) writes:
>
>>Just testing the water here. Does anyone have any experience, or even use
>>Oracle Card.
>>
>>Thanks, Simon
>
>
>

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