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Subject: BOUNCE Csound: Non-member submission from [John Boyd ]

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Greetings Csounders,

	A few weeks ago I was websurfing some Csound links and came across a
class tutorial for Csound.  Now I can't seem to backtrack to that URL. 
It 
covered many of the common examples that are in the manual but it was
different
in that they used Csound as a browser plugin so that when you clicked on
an 
instrument, it would download the orc/sco files and then execute csound
on the 
client.  I believe that the plugin only worked for clients running
NeXTstep,
SGI, and Sun.  It also seemed like the University was located somewhere
in 
Holland but I can't be sure.  Does this ring a bell for anyone?  

Please email me if you know.
thanks,

jboyd@protozoa.com


-- 
James Andrews, maths CDO, ext.3977