IPaint & IPort for Sale

Started by saehn, December 05, 2008, 12:59 AM

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saehn

I've recently been in contact with Rick Kane, the author of IPaint & related software. IPaint is an 80 column paint program for the Commodore 128, and requires 64k VDC (achieved by using either a 128D or an upgraded 128*). He has decided to once again make this software available for sale, so I thought I'd mention it here... I don't think he'd mind. Rick writes:

QuoteThe most current versions are IPaint 1.5h and IPort 1.54/D. ... I really never thought much about an upgrade policy. I think I could do half price. The $48 I get for new includes about $4 shipping, so 1/2 price would be $22+4 =$26. Of course, I'd like to get some form of 'proof of purchase', if possible. I think the lower right corner cut from each manual front cover, enough to identify them; say, a piece of the address from IPaint & the "eyes" from IPort. If the manuals are missing, maybe either the disks or just the disk labels? I'll work with you on that. Oh, and I could do PayPal. My ID there is rick1kane@yahoo.com.
You can contact Rick Kane regarding IPaint & related software at ipaint.iport@ymail.com.

*Charles Gutman, Ray Carlsen, or an number of other Commodore techs can perform this upgrade for you.

Edit: correction and VDC upgrade info

airship

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This is GREAT news for us C128 owners! I've emailed him a couple of times over the last couple of years with no response. So I'll take a little bit of the credit for prodding him into selling it again. :)

I'm off to PayPal right now!

Edit: Just sent off the money. After missing out on ALL of Fotios' stuff, I've learned to buy while stuff is offered.
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Knowing that you guys are buying reduces my guilt about giving you copies. ;)
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airship

Quote from: Golan Klinger on December 05, 2008, 07:43 AMKnowing that you guys are buying reduces my guilt about giving you copies. ;)
Shhhhh!  :rolleyes:
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saehn

Quote from: Golan Klinger on December 05, 2008, 07:43 AM
Knowing that you guys are buying reduces my guilt about giving you copies. ;)

Uhhh, those were other kids. :D

RobertB

QuoteThe most current versions are IPaint 1.5h and IPort 1.54/D. ... I really never thought much about an upgrade policy. I think I could do half price. The $48 I get for new includes about $4 shipping, so 1/2 price would be $22+4 =$26.
It's good to hear that Rick is still around.  A few years ago when I reported on I-Paint/I-Port being still being marketed, Rick did not mention any upgrade policy.  Now at the cheaper price, the upgrade is a better deal.
     So, I can upgrade my I-Paint, but since I've never bought I-Port, I'll have to pay full price for that.
     Note: I-Paint is partially compatible with the SuperCPU 128; in certain I-Paint modes, there is too much mouse jitter with the SCPU on, and you'll have to switch the SCPU down to 2 MHz. for those modes.

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