JAN 3, 1990. Hello there, This is Joe and I would like to welcome all Pic-Magic® users to the 1990's. I hope that you have found Package One to be useful and am glad to make life just a bit easier for Videographers by providing these two bonus disks with pre-shrunk Pic-Magic images available at the click of a mouse (As Hi-res brushes; No Icons but importable into any program that supports IFF Brushes... 100% of the Images are there... Have Fun!) I would love to take all of the credit for making your life easier however I have acknowledge Mr. Video Schmideo himself, Barry Solomon of Amazing Computing because it is he, and humble he alone, that came up with the idea of providing the 2 bonus disks. I think it was a good idea, what do you think? By the way, for those who are up and coming Videographers, Barry's monthly column in Amazing Computing (Tel: (508) 678-4200) should prove to be quite useful and informative to say the least. On a closing note, I am very busy developing more Pic-Magic® packages as well as converting the current images to Encapsulated PostScript®. But...  I am never too busy to keep up with the truly important work like keeping in contact with Pic-Magic® users. (Keep those feed-back sheets coming... Our data base is growing rich with ideas!!!) As well as talking with users, I would like to see how you use our graphics in any DTV or DTP work or in any other form. Submit anything that you would like me to see to: Joe's First Company Inc. Att: Joseph E. Rubenstein P.O. Box 579, Station Z Toronto, Ontario M5N 2Z6 Canada I look forward to receiving many interesting works of art. And not that you will but... If you encounter any problems with Pic-Magic®: Call Joe USA 1-800-387-8967. Tel: (416) 322-6119. Or Fax the Details to (416) 489-1620. French translations of the Pic-Magic Manual or any accompanying literature are available upon request. PS. For those Amiga Developers out there, be sure to phone Amiga World Tel: (603) 924-9471 and inquire about the Amiga Developer's Association. We all know what an incredible machine that the Amiga is... (I know you have heard this story before)... but the rest of the world is slowly catching up. Let's help them along... Dividing we fall, Together we stand! Think about it. Joe.