Because of the heavy use of Quicktime movies in this CD-ROM, my journeys were very slow on my 68040 processor. Lack of speed took nothing away from viewing the instructional folding videos, but major transitions were quite lengthy. I kept the color options at 256 instead of thousands of colors because of speed considerations. Power Mac users will not have this limitation, I'm sure. Given Origami's Eastern cultural orientation, I think speed is not the issue.
Origami can be a relaxing, rejuvenating pasttime.
One should not feel rushed while folding paper or learning about Origami. The Secret Life of Paper provides a good introductory selection of figures to fold. Origami takes this reality into account. On the other half, the action is depicted in a series of diagrams, the traditional method by which we Westerners learn Origami. Again, the screen is divided into text and illustration.