hoW tO coNTACT uZ (LESSON #1):

SCHOLAR     100613.3605@compuserve.com  ■  fOR geNERAL coNTACT ('n' moRE)
SUBMiSSiVE  100121.2450@compuserve.com  ■  miSTA boOMBASTiC muZAX
QUANTUM     100102.2502@compuserve.com  ■  reSPONIBLE fOR arTWORX

Hello Folks!

This is our first production. We are a new demo-team (even if we exist
for over a year). We want to start releasing more intros/demos now!

This is the reason why we are searching for Musicans and Artists.. The
Intro you've seen was especially written to find you! If you are a new
artist or musican and you don't have any experiences.. Well, that wouldn't
be a problem for us. Not your name counts, just your work.

Experienced Artists/Musicans are of course also invited to contact us!

Maybe you've already read, that we all have a compuserve-account. Holofix
was founded in Compuserve, and we have a own section there (inside the
COMANIM-Forum you can see two sections.. however, we have also a private
section and library there. You don't need a compuserve-account to join
us.. We can send you the messages as long as you have an email-account
which can be reached via the Internet (for example AOL, AppleLink,
AT&TMail, BitNet, BIX, Calvacom, DFN, Genie ect.)

Just to let you know: We aren't sponsored or supported by Compuserve.

If you want to contact us, you can reach us directly in our home-forum
COMANIM. I read all messages daily. You can also contact us directly.
Send a mail to the above email-adresses.

If you want to attach a sample of your work, then be sure that
you don't turn our mailboxes into trashcans :) 200k to 300k data should
be enough to get a first impression of your skills. Also make sure, that
you send us UUENCODED data if you mail from the internet. We aren't able
to receive binaries via mail from the internet.

If our above email-adresses don't work, try this one:

pipenb_n@informatik.fh-hamburg.de

For snailmail-contact try this one:

Nils Pipenbrinck
August-Macke-Weg 47
22115 Hamburg
Germany

O.k. that's all for now.. Hope to hear from you!

signed
SUBMiSSiVE

Special thanks to CAMBOL for the nice ANSI-picture.