Eddie Pozdrav

Eddie,

> I was wondering if you made those screenshots on page about Opera and Acid2.

Yes.

> If
> so, that means that you have MultiTorg Opera. Is it possible to get it
> from you?
> I would like to have it as a piece of history :)

Sadly not. I was lucky enough to be allowed to try it, but it is not
available for redistribution.

The version I tried is actually a beta of version 1, and is quite limited.
By default, it uses the SYSTEM front for everything (headers, paragraphs,
etc). It has no address bar even though the famous screenshots had them. It
could not connect to the Internet, since it expected a Win16 OS. It could
not use links in local files, because it only understood 8.3 file name
format.

However, if you are interested, I went through a lot of the features of it,
worked out how they all worked, etc, and built a replica of the
functionality using Opera 8. There are full instructions on how to do this,
if you want to try using the Web the MultiTorg way:
http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/operaStuff/MultiTorgOpera.html


Mark 'Tarquin' Wilton-Jones - author of http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/

> You don't have it any more or you're not allowed to redistribute it?

I am not allowed to redistibute.

>> It could not connect to the Internet, since it expected a Win16 OS. It
>> could not use links in local files, because it only understood 8.3 file
>> name format.
>
> How did you load up Acid2 test in it then? Saved it localy and used relative and
> short file names?

correct :)