Probably no one else would have been as slow as I was to think of this, but
with a deadline approaching I finally realized how I can use the PageStream
I've been using most of the last year.

I boot with the OS4.1 install disk (selecting "Cancel" at every turn).
Thereafter PageStream 5.0.3.3 launches just fine.

Except it comes up on Workbench instead of its own screen. No huge deal,
because once a new or old file is selected, the window can be dragged out
to hide Workbench.

Still, it is very slow, looking back at the CD every time it needs to do
something (e.g. insert a character into a text frame). I suspect/hope I
will be able to make and run a special assign script that will get it to
running exactly as before. I'll need in particular to make my MUI key
accessible. At least I hope that will keep the "This here MUI ain't
registered" notice away; so far I get it even if I assign MUI: to the old
OS4.1(.0) one.

Bart

On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:59:41 -0500, Bart Mathias <mathias@hawaii.edu> wrote:

> Probably no one else would have been as slow as I was to think of this, but
> with a deadline approaching I finally realized how I can use the PageStream
> I've been using most of the last year.
>
> I boot with the OS4.1 install disk (selecting "Cancel" at every turn).
> Thereafter PageStream 5.0.3.3 launches just fine.
>
> Except it comes up on Workbench instead of its own screen. No huge deal,
> because once a new or old file is selected, the window can be dragged out
> to hide Workbench.
>
> Still, it is very slow, looking back at the CD every time it needs to do
> something (e.g. insert a character into a text frame). I suspect/hope I
> will be able to make and run a special assign script that will get it to
> running exactly as before. I'll need in particular to make my MUI key
> accessible. At least I hope that will keep the "This here MUI ain't
> registered" notice away; so far I get it even if I assign MUI: to the old
> OS4.1(.0) one.

This sounds like the amiga has entered it's own version of dll hell..
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