Hi Yang,

The best way to go about getting answers to your questions is by posting
your question on Squeak's developer list. To subscribe, go here:

   http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/listinfo/squeak-dev

I will forward your question to the Squeak list and send you back any
replies. For many people, the whole point of Squeak is to do just what
you are tring to do, so they should be able to get you pointed in the
right direction.

Hey Squeak-dev: Can I get some help here, fellas?

yang gao wrote:
> Hi, Steve:
> 
>    I got your email address from web site of Squeak
> user group. 
> 
>    We are working for a non-profit organization
> based at University of North Carolina-Chapel
> Hill. Our goal is to apply multimedia technology in
> early childhood education, trying to have children
> practice exercises on PC with multimedia content
> (sound, graphic and animation).
> 
> Because we can't afford to use proprietary software,
> an open-source software like Squeak is a good fit to
> our program for authoring of multimedia content.
> 
> The problem is that none of us have any experience
> using Smalltalk or Squeak (some of us do have
> programming experience with C).  We wonder if you have
> done any projects using Squeak to author multimedia
> content before and can provide us some guidance or
> pointers?
> 
> 
>   Thanks so much for your help.
> 
>   Yang
> 
> 
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