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Archiv 04/1999

`06.Apr.1999` AmiDog	AmiGenerator (Sega MegaDrive/Genisis Emulator für Amiga) Update Version 1.03, neue Features: schnelle CGFX-Unterstützung (benutzt direkten gfx memory access), die Palette wird nun nur bei Anfrage gewechselt, GUI und Screens werden geschlossen, wenn AmiGenerator beendet wird. Download: AmiGenerator.lha. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` AmiDog	AmiDog's Movie Player Version 1.0 Neue Features: volle CGFX-Unterstützung (8bit/16bit/32bit benutzt direkten gfx memory access). Sound benutzt AUDIO: und AHI. Download: AMP100.lha. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` AMIGA	Open Letter von Jim Collas/Update der wichtigsten Aktivitäten (Executive Update) Erster "Open Letter To The Community" von Jim Collas Update der wichtigsten Aktivitäten OPEN LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY April 1999 This is my first open letter to the Amiga community. In many ways, I am honored by the opportunity to address such a great community of people and represent such a unique brand as Amiga. There are many remarkable Amigans, both former and current, that are responsible for Amiga's impressive products and its spirit of revolutionary innovation. These are the people that created the Amiga phenomena and the people that persevered through these tough times. Amiga communities from across the world have kept the Amiga spirit alive. I can't claim any responsibility for the early success of Amiga or the current endurance. I can only praise the people responsible and hope that I can help bring a new era of greatness to Amiga and fulfill the hopes of the Amiga community. The St. Louis show a few weeks ago was the first Amiga show I attended as president of Amiga. From the feedback I have received, the show was a great success. The show was well organized with good attendance and was also a lot of fun. The number of people who attended was approximately 1,200 but more important is the fact that there was a 14% increase in attendance from last year. I made my debut as president of Amiga and I want to thank everyone who welcomed me to the community. I especially want to thank those who welcomed me until 3:00 a.m. in the morning and taught me that Amigans really know how to have fun. You know who you are. In St. Louis, I had the opportunity to spend a significant amount of time with people in the Amiga community. Several times during the show, I publicly made the statement that the Amiga community is the greatest community in the computer industry. I am now more convinced of this than ever. The Amiga community is the most innovative, dedicated, heroic and enduring community in the computer industry. I am amazed at what the community has done with little or no support from a corporate entity. You have endured through extremely tough times and kept the spirit of Amiga alive and strong. Unfortunately, some of the difficulties the Amiga community has endured in the last two years stem from some misguided decisions made by Amiga Inc. It is now obvious to me that some very big mistakes were made in defining a path for Amiga in the last two years. The low priority and support given to Amiga by our parent company, Gateway, aggravated this situation. Gateway was preoccupied during this period with significant internal restructuring to strengthen its core business for the future. The intentions relative to Amiga were good but the situation was mismanaged. Some people have told me that I should stop talking about past mistakes and only look toward the future. I agree with this but I also want people to clearly understand that I realize how much our past mistakes have hurt the community and delayed progress. This is important because I do not want to repeat these mistakes so be patient as I discuss this one last time. In my opinion, the biggest mistake was the decision not to evolve the current Amiga architecture as we developed the next generation. This hurt the current Amiga community the most. The right decision would have been to overlap product generations just as Apple did during the Apple II to Macintosh transition. Apple evolved the Apple II architecture by introducing the Apple III even after Apple came out with the Mac. The Apple III wasn't a big seller but it helped Apple II hardware and software companies and allowed them time to transition their products to the new Mac platform. In hindsight and from the vantage of the Amiga community, not evolving the current architecture may look like an incredibly stupid mistake but it was not as obvious to people coming from the PC industry. I am not trying to justify this flawed decision but to give some insight as to how such a decision could be made. Living in a computer industry dominated by Wintel PCs skewed the thinking of people making this decision. In a computer industry dominated by Wintel PCs, computers are obsolete within six to twelve months. The inefficiency of the architecture requires a continuous upgrading of CPUs, graphics, and storage devices in order to deliver acceptable improvements in features and functions. This is what happens in an industry where revolutionary innovation has been replaced by constrained evolution. From this PC centric view, no one could imagine that a computer architecture that stopped evolving in the early '90s could have any life left in it. Obviously this view was very limited and flawed as the Amiga community has proven over-and-over again how much life was left in the current Amiga architecture. It is obvious that the community would currently be stronger if we had made the decision two years ago to evolve the current Amiga architecture. Two years have now passed and we are faced with a tough question. Is there still life left in the current architecture? I believe that there is. The release of O/S 3.5 in late July or early August will allow the current architecture to live on for a few more years. In addition to O/S 3.5 we are looking at supporting companies that are looking at hardware enhancements to the current architecture. We will also support emulation of the current Amiga architecture on the next generation Amiga so that people can use most of their old software. I am spending time with key people in the Amiga community to finalize transition plans between the current Amiga and the next generation. Now, it's time to talk about the future! I know this has been an extremely difficult and painful period for the Amiga community but I would like to put that chapter of the Amiga story behind us and look toward the future. We have a difficult road ahead of us with many important decisions to be made on our future plans. I will not make the mistake again of not understanding the Amiga community, its requirements, and its dynamics. St Louis was a good start for me but I require even more input to better understand the situation. As all of you know, the Amiga community is very strong in Europe with many Amiga companies and extremely impressive individuals. I am planning a trip to Germany and the U.K. in late April to meet with more leaders in the Amiga community. The objective of my trip is partially to communicate our current thinking but mostly to listen and understand. I want to understand the opinions of prominent people in the Amiga community. I will use this input to finalize our future architecture and plans. I especially need help in planning out how we will transition from the old architecture to the new architecture in such a way that keeps the Amiga community healthy. One thing clearly requested by the Amiga community was BETTER COMMUNICATION on the activities at Amiga. I promise to improve our communication starting with this letter and continuing with frequent postings on our Web site as well as increased interaction with the community. Our participation in the St. Louis show and my upcoming trip to Germany and the U.K. are good examples of our efforts in this area. The letter you are currently reading is posted on our Web site in the new "Executive Update" section that I will personally be updating on a monthly basis. In this section you will also find an update on major activities listed after the monthly letter to the community. I think this is a good start and we will continue improving our communication as we go forward. If you have any input on my executive update web page or on how to improve our communication please send your suggestions via email to executive@amiga.com. You can also send email to me directly at jim.collas@amiga.com but I get significant amounts of email so it may take me a few days to respond. The executive@amiga.com email address goes to my assistant who in turn directs the email to the Amiga executive that can most effectively reply. I know that I have yet to prove my dedication or win your confidence but I hope to do so over the coming months. As many of you already know, I stepped out of a senior executive position with Gateway that was a very prominent position in the PC industry to lead Amiga. I did this because I believe strongly in what Amiga stands for. I believe in the Amiga spirit of revolutionary innovation. I believe that the PC revolution is over because innovative revolution has been replaced by constrained evolution. I believe that there is a new computer revolution on the horizon, one that will fulfill the promise of bringing the power of computing to the masses. Most importantly, I believe that Amiga will play a significant role in this new computer revolution. But Amiga can't do this without the full support of the Amiga community. The Amiga community is one of the greatest and most innovative communities in the computer industry. It is a revolutionary army waiting to strike and reclaim its prominent position in the computer industry. I truly believe this from the depths of my heart and I promise to use all of my experience, resources, industry contacts, and energy to give Amiga a strong and aggressive push. I hope I will not let you down. Let's keep the momentum going as we come back for the future. Sincerely, Jim Collas President, Amiga UPDATE ON MAJOR ACTIVITIES April 1999 Operations/Planning: We have combined Amiga, Inc and Amiga Intl under a single corporate entity. The name of the new company is simply Amiga. Amiga Intl is a subsidiary of Amiga and will remain in Germany under Petro's leadership. As part of this we have combined our Web sites into a single Web site. We have secured funding for a significant budget to drive our plans. Our executive headquarters have been moved to San Diego. We are opening up San Jose engineering facilities to support our rapid engineering expansion. New Staff: In February we officially hired Dr. Allan Havemose as VP of S/W engineering. In February we also hired Jim Von Holle as VP of OEM Sales and marketing. Allan has hired Richard Lipes from Silicon Graphics as a director of S/W engineering for graphics and A/V. Within 2 weeks I will announce a new Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and VP of advanced technology (you will be impressed) as well as a new VP of finance and operations (you will be impressed again). In the next few weeks we will begin advertising in major newspapers to recruit engineering resources for our San Jose facility. Major Development Programs: O/S 3.5 - This product is being developed by Haage & Partner under contract from Amiga. The target release date is late July or early August. We will also be talking to Amiga hardware development companies about possibilities for hardware products targeted at the O/S 3.5 release. AmigaSoftTM Operating Environment (OE) - We are developing our next generation operating environment including operating system, user interface, and some revolutionary software structures to be disclosed at a later date. Target beta version is 3Q99 with final in late 4Q99. Next generation hardware architecture - Being developed as a foundation for all next generation Amiga products. AmigaSoftTM development system - This is planned in 3Q99 along with the beta release of the new AmigaSoftTM Operating Environment. Initial next generation computer - We are developing the next generation computer that will be used to launch the next generation systems architecture and operating environment. Target release date is late 4Q99. Shows and Community Activities: Amiga had a strong presence at the St. Louis show. We also spent a significant amount of time talking to leaders in the Amiga community. I am planning a trip to Germany and the U.K. in late April in order to discuss future Amiga plans with leaders of the Amiga community in Europe. Petro is coordinating this. We are working on supporting and getting finalized plans for a 1999 World of Amiga show in London. We are planning for the Cologne show in November. We are planning for the Las Vegas Comdex in November. Petro is developing reseller, distributor, and magazine support programs to help the Amiga community. We are also working on some user group support programs. Nachtrag 07.04.1999: Martin Baute hat beide Text übersetzt. Den offenen Brief von Jim Collas und auch das Update. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Amiga Aktuell	Amiga Aktuell 04/99 online Ausgabe 04/99 der Amiga Aktuell ist online. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` AmigaAMP	Neues PlugIn Development Kit V.1.2 verfügbar Download: AmigaAMP-PDK12.lha (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` AWD [New Links]	Neue Bilder von der Amiga99 Show in St. Louis Neue Bilder von der Amiga99 Show in St. Louis. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Aminet [New Uploads]	Aminet Uploads vom 06.04.1999 EvilsDoom_demo.lha biz/demo 2.3M+EvilsDoom Demo RolePlayGame Sword_demo.lha biz/demo 440K+Sword Demo Jump&Run Game Wildfire7_3D.lha biz/demo 742K+Wildfire\7 DEMO (7.14) - 3D Operators Wildfire7_3DF.lha biz/demo 453K+Wildfire\7 DEMO (7.14) - 3D Text Operato Wildfire7_Demo.lha biz/demo 1.7M+Wildfire\7 DEMO (7.14) MAIN FILES (no)PP Wildfire7_PPC.lha biz/demo 384K+Wildfire\7 DEMO (7.14) - PPC Files GetAllHTML.lha comm/tcp 15K+Auto-download/check entire web sites! (v CompressHTML.lha comm/www 69K+HTML (De)Compressor/Preprozessor (German RandAnim.lha comm/www 12K+Start any browser with random xfer anim xhatchfiles1_3.lha comm/xeno 33K+Hatches any file in a FileEchoarea jrm-guil.lha demo/sound 463K+DA JoRMaS: Guillotine (a Mekka & Symposi jrm-ulst.lha demo/sound 923K+DA JoRMaS: Ulsteri (3rd at The Gathering scm.lha dev/lang 660K+Scheme interpreter for R5RS PManager.lha dev/misc 45K+Visual C project manager v2.4 Amimag12a.lha docs/hyper 683K+AmigaGuide version of Amimag agsaku28.lha docs/mags 1.7M+AmigaGuide-Saku #28. Finnish diskmag. saku28d1.lha docs/mags 456K+Saku #28 (2/99). Finnish diskmag. 1/2 saku28d2.lha docs/mags 494K+Saku #28 (2/99). Finnish diskmag. 2/2 LatexREKO.lha game/data 544K+Latex girls cardset for Klondike AGA startrekprg.lha game/think 1.0M+Updated Star Trek Game! Hires graphics! Upgrade40.lha gfx/misc 2K+Run Photogenics 1.2aSE with OS release 3 AudioMixer.lha hard/hack 4K+Active Stereo Mixer uae-app_013.lha misc/emu 25K+UAE-ADF Mount+Unmount Workbench-Interfac wlz80core.lha misc/emu 13K+Wzonka-Lad's FAST GB-Z80 source code TCalcStats2.lha misc/math 337K+Statistical Analysis using TurboCalc 5 hccb09tw.lha mods/hardc 187K+The Terror Within - Brutal T 09 hccb10js.lha mods/hardc 82K+Justification - Tronix 10 mp3ted.lha mus/edit 6K+MP3 TAG Editor with GUI EP_BennDaglish.lha mus/play 5K+EaglePlayer Benn Daglish external replay EP_Polski.lha mus/play 24K+Catalog files for Eagleplayer V2.01 MindSID.lha mus/play 227K+A nice SID-player with GUI ProlitePlus.lha pix/icon 748K+Prolite Icons, YAM2 & DOpus images, etc! StuBench.lha pix/wb 56K+My 8 colour WorkBench 3.1 screen Skriptmanagr13.lha text/edit 197K+Create Script, AmigaGuide ->simple to do TransFont_2.2.lha text/font 54K+Bitmap font code page converter Guided.lha text/hyper 46K+Amigaguide editor HSCCaps.lha text/hyper 9K+Generates caps in HTML (src inc.) GB-Folding.lha text/misc 11K+Change "return" in GuoBiao chinese text GBDetect.lha text/misc 11K+Fix corrupted GuoBiao chinese texts HanZiPlus.lha text/misc 57K+HanZiPLUS utilities Map-GuoBiao.lha text/misc 15K+Ascii -> GuoBiao chinese texts Epson_400.lha text/print 14K+Epson Stylus 400/440 Driver for WB V1.8 Epson_600.lha text/print 14K+Epson Stylus 600 Driver for WB V1.10 NilNull.lha util/cli 11K+New NULL device and RunBack replacement a2h.lha util/conv 6K+Converts ASCII text to html (V1.00) HSMathLibs_881.lha util/libs 73K+Very fast replacement for all math libra A1200PPC.lha util/moni 1K+SysSpeed Module - A1200 BlizzardPPC VClock_1.5.lha util/time 329K+Real Voice Speaking Clock v1.5 (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Schatztruhe	Aminet CD 30 ab 12.04.99 verfügbar Die Aminet CD 30 - April 1999 - beinhaltet nahezu ein Gigabyte (ungepackt) an Software in Tausenden von Archiven. Seit der Aminet 29 CD sind über 500 MB an Neuheiten hinzugekommen. Alle Programme sind Deutsch beschrieben; viele verfügen über eine deutsche Dokumentation. Als besonderes Highlight enthält die Aminet 30 eine Vollversion des 3D-Action-Shooters Gloom 3. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` clickBOOM	Napalm Update 1.3 Alle registrierten User können dieses Update auf der Portalseite downloaden. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Haage & Partner	Haage & Partner Umfrage 99 Die Website von H&P soll noch besser werden, diese Umfrage soll zeigen, was Sie von der Homepage halten und wie sie verbessert werden kann. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Haage & Partner	Überarbeiteter Support-Bereich Die jeweiligen Supportbereiche wurden aktualisiert und überarbeitet. Zu fast allen Bereichen gibt es jetzt auch eine spezielle FAQ-Seite mit Antworten auf die häufigsten Fragen. Supportbereich. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` AMIGA	Bilder vom MekkaSymposium 1999 Am 2. April 1999 fand in Fallingbostel der Demo-Scene Event MekkaSymposium 1999 statt. AMIGA International, Inc., vertreten durch Petro Tyschtschenko, nahm an der Veranstaltung teil. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Schatztruhe	Photogenics 4 bald lieferbar Unter dem obigen Link können Sie sich schonmal die ganzen neuen Features des neuen Photogenics 4 anschauen. Der Preis bei Schatztruhe wird bei DM 179,- liegen, ein Upgrade von älteren Versionen wird DM 119,- kosten. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Martin Wolf per eMail	You Dont Know Jack ... (bei Eternity zu haben) Als QuizKandidat werden Sie von der Hektik hinter der Bühne in den Wahnsinn einer Jack-Show katapultiert. You Dont Know Jack, das Quiz mit dem gnadenlosen Showmaster Jack. Beantworten Sie seine Fragen richtig, gibt's einen Haufen Kohle. Liegen Sie falsch, kann es Sie das letzte Hemd kosten. You Dont Know Jack, die einzige Quiz Show, in der Hochkultur und Popkultur permanent aufeinaderprallen. - 40 Stunden knackige Sprüche ohne Wiederholung! - bis zu 3 Spieler spielen an einer Tastatur - Hammerartige Musik und Soundeffekte lohnt sich wirklich! (Anmerkung des Verkäufers B) ) Systemvorraussetzung: Amiga (über Mac-Emu)/Mac/PC (Hybrid-CD) System 7.1 68040/25 Mhz Grafikkarte 16 MB Ram Preis: 79,- DM Ich kenne das Spiel, es macht wirklich Spaß, besonders mit mehreren Spielern, und kann es daher bedenkenlos empfehlen :-). (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`06.Apr.1999` Thomas Raukamp per eMail	AmigaOS wieder online und komplett umgearbeitet Die Website des Printmagazins AmigaOS ist komplett neu gestaltet worden. Neben einer Artikelübersicht gibt es verschiedene Service-Übersichten, z.B. PPC Programme. Auch eine Download-Area zu verschiedenen Workshops wurde eingerichtet. Die Website ist jetzt sehr viel übersichtlicher und bietet viele nützliche Informationen. Herzlichen Glückwunsch, eine gelungene Überarbeitung. (ps) [Meldung: 06. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`05.Apr.1999` Dry Ice	Der neue Browser Dry Ice macht Fortschritte Lexer version 0.22 (05.04.99) ADDED: The attribute HTTP-EQUIV ADDED: The attribute CONTENT ADDED: The attribute BORDER ADDED: The attribute COLSPAN ADDED: The attribute SIZE ADDED: The element TR FIXED: Tags that are split over several lines (caused the duplication bug) FIXED: The attribute TYPE CHANGED: Internal changes, v0.22 is smaller than the previous version (ps) [Meldung: 05. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`05.Apr.1999` AudioLabs	ProStationAudio PPC ProStationAudio V1.20 ist fertig. Die neue Version unterstützt nun beide Systeme 680x0 und 680x0 mit PPC. Download für die Demo psadm120.lha, sowie die Dokumentation V0.92 psatd092.lha. Das AVO-1 PlugIn für Voiceovers mußte durch das Update ebenfalls aktualisiert werden, Download unter AVO-1.lha. Alle anderen ALPS PlugIns sind kompatibel zur neuen Version 1.20. (ps) [Meldung: 05. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`05.Apr.1999` Peter Elzner per eMail	Neue Level für Diamond Caves II verfügbar DC2Lvl-Jewels5.lha für Amiga und Jewels5.zip für WIN95. Jewels5 enthält 99 neue Level für den Teamwork-Modus (2 Spieler). (ps) [Meldung: 05. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`05.Apr.1999` Michael Pfeiffer per eMail	WaveTracer DS Da sich beim WaveTracer DS in Bezug auf den Vertrieb in Kürze größere Änderungen ergeben, werden ab sofort keine Registrierungen der Shareware-Version mehr entgegengenommen, auch wenn in der mitgelieferten Dokumentation noch was anderes steht. Weitere Informationen werden, sobald sie verfügbar sind, sofort über die VIRTUAL News verbreitet. (ps) [Meldung: 05. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`05.Apr.1999` Jan Andersen per eMail	Neuer VirusWarning.Guide V2.7 vht-vg27.lha. Virus Help Denmark sucht Grafiken für deren Homepage. Sie brauchen 2 Bilder, die den Namen "Virus Help Team Support" beinhalten sollen. Das erste Bild muß ein Maß von 100x50 (256 Farben) haben, und das zweite 500x75 (256 Farben). Animationen sind erlaubt. Als Gegenleistung gibt es einen Key-file von VirusChecker II zu gewinnen. Die Bilder können bis zum 1. Juli 99 eingesandt werden. (ps) [Meldung: 05. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`05.Apr.1999` Ronny Moldenhauer per eMail	Neues Fullspectrum PlugIn Update für AmigaAMP Weitere Informationen und Download auf der PlugIn Seite von AmigaAMP. (ps) [Meldung: 05. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Sunsite	Neue Linux und Apus Kernel Neue Linux und Apus Kernel. (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Haage & Partner	Permedia2 Treiber Update für Warp3D V2.0 Weitere Infos zur Version 2.0 (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` AWD [News]	Finnische Usergruppe kündigt Saku 99 an Die Finnish Amiga User Group wird dieses Jahr zum dritten Mal ihr jährliches Event Saku abhalten. Dieses Jahr wird die Saku99 am Samstag, den 04. September 1999 in dem Science Centre Heureka in Vantaa, nähe Helsinki stattfinden. Petro Tyschtschenko wird auch an diesem Treffen teilnehmen. (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Shadow Works Software	NewsRog 1.6 Update NewsRog1.x-1.6.lha (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Amiga Radio News	SPECIAL SATURDAY SHOW REPORT arn.mp3 oder arn.ra (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Aminet [New Uploads]	Aminet Uploads vom 04.04.1999 AFM3.lha comm/mail 43K+AFM3 - Aminet Ftp by Email (MUI+YAM) GetAllHTML.lha comm/tcp 15K+Auto-download/check entire web sites! (v GnS-Away.lha demo/aga 1.7M+WINNER Demo at TRiP'99 by GENESIS. pjz_tg99.lha demo/slide 1.0M+Partyslide and report fresh from TG99. trp-as1.lha demo/sound 2.1M+Australian Style #1 by Trip AsmPro.lha dev/asm 159K+Asm-Pro V1.16 mc680x0 macro assembler AFM2_Source.lha dev/basic 10K+AFM2_01 Source Code for BB2 CNKI.lha dev/basic 34K+Converts a brush/animbrush to .CNK file AutodocV132.lha dev/misc 46K+A really neat autodoc viewer v1.32 (OS3. AIOPetro.lha docs/anno 13K+Petro Tyschtschenko interviewed in AIO i EmailAIO.txt docs/anno 1K+Get AIO magazine each month via email, t BAB5_Gde.lha docs/hyper 38K+Babylon 5 Episode Guide (115a) ClassesGuide.lha docs/lists 10K+A Guide of Amiga custom BOOPSI classes. Aakt0499HTML.lha docs/mags 232K+AMIGA aktuell - German infotainment maga Amiga4ever6.lha docs/mags 857K+Issue 6 of the German Freeware Mag JAFEB.lha docs/misc 243K+JUST-AMiGA mailing list msgs for all of jamar.lha docs/misc 166K+JUST-AMiGA mailing list msgs for all of BomberBlaster.lha game/2play 290K+Work in progress demo of great Super Bom SpodRacer.lha game/2play 1.6M+Full version of this Destruction Derby i DC2Lvl-Jewels5.lha game/data 524K+99 new Levels for Diamond Caves II gm_backdrop10.lha game/data 113K+Replacement Backdrops for F1GP gm_backdrop11.lha game/data 181K+Replacement Backdrops for F1GP gm_cart1999.lha game/data 15K+Cart Datafile for F1GP FaYoh.lha game/jump 435K+Full version of a GianaSisters-style pla VE-gausedge.lha gfx/edit 2K+Visual Eng. - Gaussian edge v1.55 VE-gausfeather.lha gfx/edit 1K+Visual Eng. - Gaussian feather v1.21 VE-logotexture.lha gfx/edit 2K+Visual Eng. - Logo texture v1.15 VE-primcolors.lha gfx/edit 2K+Visual Eng. - Primary colors v1.81 VE-shadow.lha gfx/edit 4K+Visual Eng. - Shadow v3.19 ay-colly6.lha mods/chip 50K+Collection of the best AY musics for DT. ballfish.lha mods/jorma 60K+Ballfish by Pekka Pou (Elektro, from Sun meeting.lha mods/jorma 232K+Meeting by Vesuri (House, from Ulsteri) Freedom_rmx.lha mods/melod 82K+Spoochy's 13th OctaMed mod. Maiga_rmx.lha mods/melod 87K+Spoochy's 15th OctaMed mod. gethood.lha mods/piano 144K+Spoochy's 14th OctaMed mod. tvns-badmix.lha mods/techn 285K+Spoochy's 17th OctaMed mod. Denoman.lha mods/tranc 126K+Spoochy's 12th OctaMed mod. Traminglo.lha mods/tranc 170K+Spoochy's 16th OctaMed mod. bsb.lha pix/art 38K+An Anti-BSB Pic RPG-Icons.lha pix/art 32K+154 Icons painted for never released RPG Klingons.jpg pix/mark 265K+Bird-of-Prey, Vor'Cha and Negh'Var QuesWB.lha pix/wb 73K+My new style workbench grab :) RM4mat.lha text/misc 10K+Remove format code in GB texts (chinese) CheckX.lha util/arc 33K+V1.56 Check for Archives/Packers/Viruses ViNCEd.lha util/shell 709K+ViNCEd, the final CON: solution. ^Z, TAB ViNCUpdate.lha util/shell 212K+ViNCEd, the final CON: solution. ^Z, TAB StringSnip.lha util/sys 12K+Much better editing features in string g KaiClock.lha util/time 64K+KaiClock V2.2. A clock for WB (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Amiga ICQ Support	StrICQ Version 0.1295 Download: STRICQ_1295.lha (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Matthias Henze per eMail	Erste öffentliche Version (V.44.40) der HSMathLibs für MC68881/82 Diese Version ist für registrierte und unregistrierte Anwender. Download: HSMathLibs_881-demo.lha (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]
`04.Apr.1999` Olaf Köbnik per eMail	Amiga Arena Umfrage Die Amiga Arena möchte ihr Angebot noch mehr den Userwünschen anpassen und startet aus diesem Grund eine Umfrage. Um rege Teilnahme wird gebeten, damit das Angebot noch attraktiver werden kann. (ps) [Meldung: 04. Apr. 1999, 08:00] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden] [Druck-Version] [ASCII-Version]

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