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4 items in the archive
  • MCINTRO.D1
  • MCINTRO.EXE
  • GSD.NFO
  • scene.org.txt
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G e n i u s S o f t w a r e D e v e l o p m e n t ( G S D ) i n 1 9 9 2 We are a group of students from the Science/Engineering Magnet High School all-omnipotent programming team who got pulled into the demo world one day... Our members are: Daniel Potter (Founder, programmer, artist) Matt McLelland (Programmer, composer) Kevin Barnard (Programmer) Christopher Reed (Composer, artist) Jonathan Harper (Composer, artist) Keith Fulkerson (Main composer) I suppose you notice that we have lots and lots of composers and artists, but our main composer is Keith. He composes most of the songs for our demos. Matt McLelland and I write most of the graphics and sound routines. You can reach us on: Music Connection Fido/MIDI/SoundNet at 1:124/3109, SuperNet at 43:1370/105, US Host for SBNet at 18:500/0 Phone number (214)596-2827 Programmer's Guide to the Galaxy (During the summer) (214)350-2492 (During school) (214)302-2026 Leave a message to Daniel Potter, and I will try to answer your comments and questions as quickly as possbile!
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