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Distributor Offers Multi-User Licenses

  • 03/01/96

Academic Distributing announces new education pricing from Avid Technology, through which schools can purchase the exact number of licenses required rather than the common packs of 5, 10, etc.

Two new titles from Avid are VideoShop 3.0 and Elastic Reality. With VideoShop, one can mix video, CD-quality audio, text, graphics and Photo CD images to create videotapes and multimedia movies. The package comes with over 200 special effects.

For sophisticated transition effects, Elastic Reality delivers "what-you-see-is-what-you-get" simplicity. Every effect is fully anti-aliased, soft-edged and resolution independent.

Academic Distributing offers its products through 2,000 campus stores and authorized academic resellers worldwide. They also operate a free referral system that directs educators to qualified resellers. Academic Distributing, Dewey, AZ, (800) 531-3227.

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