A. Film L.A. test

Author (and editor of the legendary Funnyworld magazine) Michael Barrier wrote on his blog a posting called Incompatibility , about not being able to run the 1998 "Walt Disney: An Intimate History of the Man and His Magic" CD-Rom, as it was made for use under Windows 95 or 98. I figured out a fix years ago, and some days ago I made Mike aware of a free way of being able to run the CD-Rom under newer Windows. I reiterate it here for those of you who are interested in running the CD-Rom also: First, there are emulators available (like VMware Workstation) which act as an “empty PC” in which you can install Windows 95 or 98. VMware is not free, however, but: I found a free way of running the CD-Rom in case you have Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate or Enterprise (not Home or Starter editions, however). Here is a little guide—it is relatively simple, and easier than having to install Windows 98 in VMware (with usage notes here ): 1) install Windows XP Mode 2) install Windows Virt

Just a quick note: the question was raised in a comment, just how the scene 27 in seq. 01.0 of Alice could "turn" as it did. I added a little graphic explanation in the first posting of the Alice draft !