rec.autos.simulators

> Just a quick status update on GPaL for those of you that are interested
(and
> there seem to be quite a few of you!...the GPaL web site has had over
23,800
> hits in the 30 days since GPaL was announced).

> - While the project is progressing nicely with no major snags, there still
> remain enough "fit and finish" details that the target date is being
> moved...just 1 week...to Monday, June 7. While the *ultimate* feature set
of
> GPaL continues to grow, the focus is still on the initial feature set
> revealed by the Sneak Preview screenshot. But the initial release won't go
> out the door until its ease-of-use and flexibility is unsurpassed. So,
it's
> simply going to take a few more days. Bear in mind that, as is generally
the
> case in the wacky world of software development, this new date itself is
not
> "carved in stone," but rather is based on educated estimates.

> - The compressed download file looks like it's going to be 3+ MB in size.
So
> if you don't have a high-speed Internet connection, please plan
accordingly.

> - GPaL may be available for download on other sites when released. If you
> have a GPL-related site and would like to help get GPaL out to more
people,
> more quickly, and drive traffic to your site through referring links on
RAS
> and the GPaL site, please drop me a line!

> - In an attempt to regulate traffic to the site so that everyone enjoys as
> quick a download as possible, those that join the RaceLive/GPaL mailing
list
> will be given first access to the download site.

> So, if you haven't joined the list or haven't seen GPaL, take a sneak peak
> at www.RaceLive.com/GPaL!

> GPL and GPaL...they're going to make a great team!

> Jack Rambo

> www.RaceLive.com/GPaL

>- While the project is progressing nicely with no major snags, there still
>remain enough "fit and finish" details that the target date is being
>moved...just 1 week...to Monday, June 7. While the *ultimate* feature set of
>GPaL continues to grow, the focus is still on the initial feature set
>revealed by the Sneak Preview screenshot. But the initial release won't go
>out the door until its ease-of-use and flexibility is unsurpassed. So, it's
>simply going to take a few more days. Bear in mind that, as is generally the
>case in the wacky world of software development, this new date itself is not
>"carved in stone," but rather is based on educated estimates.

>>- While the project is progressing nicely with no major snags, there still
>>remain enough "fit and finish" details that the target date is being
>>moved...just 1 week...to Monday, June 7. While the *ultimate* feature set of
>>GPaL continues to grow, the focus is still on the initial feature set
>>revealed by the Sneak Preview screenshot. But the initial release won't go
>>out the door until its ease-of-use and flexibility is unsurpassed. So, it's
>>simply going to take a few more days. Bear in mind that, as is generally the
>>case in the wacky world of software development, this new date itself is not
>>"carved in stone," but rather is based on educated estimates.

>See here, Papyras and Tony George have gotten a hold of Jack Rambo and turned
>him over to the dark side.  He's now part of the global *** to jerk us
>around.  Rumor has it that a black helicopter has been spotted in his back
>yard.

> Just a quick status update on GPaL for those of you that are interested (and
> there seem to be quite a few of you!...the GPaL web site has had over 23,800
> hits in the 30 days since GPaL was announced).

> - While the project is progressing nicely with no major snags, there still
> remain enough "fit and finish" details that the target date is being
> moved...just 1 week...to Monday, June 7. While the *ultimate* feature set of
> GPaL continues to grow, the focus is still on the initial feature set
> revealed by the Sneak Preview screenshot. But the initial release won't go
> out the door until its ease-of-use and flexibility is unsurpassed. So, it's
> simply going to take a few more days. Bear in mind that, as is generally the
> case in the wacky world of software development, this new date itself is not
> "carved in stone," but rather is based on educated estimates.

> - The compressed download file looks like it's going to be 3+ MB in size. So
> if you don't have a high-speed Internet connection, please plan accordingly.

> - GPaL may be available for download on other sites when released. If you
> have a GPL-related site and would like to help get GPaL out to more people,
> more quickly, and drive traffic to your site through referring links on RAS
> and the GPaL site, please drop me a line!

> - In an attempt to regulate traffic to the site so that everyone enjoys as
> quick a download as possible, those that join the RaceLive/GPaL mailing list
> will be given first access to the download site.

> So, if you haven't joined the list or haven't seen GPaL, take a sneak peak
> at www.RaceLive.com/GPaL!

> GPL and GPaL...they're going to make a great team!

> Jack Rambo

> www.RaceLive.com/GPaL

>we must all praise jack for his gpal and also anyone who can get some info
>out of sierra and papy has my total respect and i for one am kenly waiting
>for gpal to hit the net

>rubinio- "kill the stupid"
>              "85% OF STATISTICS ARE MADE UP ON THE SPOT-but this does not
>ditract from the taste of guiness and its healing properties"