My Amiga 4000 booted right into VideoToaster. So it took me a couple of months before I really started messing with stuff in Workbench. Turns out, the used mach

My Amiga 4000 booted right into VideoToaster. So it took me a couple of months before I really started messing with stuff in Workbench. Turns out, the used machine we bought to run our post production studio, had Directory Opus, Deluxe Paint, a coax NIC, multiple HDs. Our HD failed at one point and we found ourselves trying to reload the Toaster software from our box of floppy disks. One of the last disks was hosed so we had to drive hours to another city where a guy agreed to reload the software from another set of disks... if we gave him our NIC. We never got any of the other software back since we didn't have the original boxes.