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12.Apr.2002 Different |
Some software updates Tales of Tamar Amiga-version 0.42 R6 In the current version the graphics of the middle cavalry have been added. Besides this some bugs have been fixed.
Alfie - Some software updates |
11.Apr.2002 Martin Merz (ANF) |
MI News - New Icon Sets The following new archives are available on the MasonIcons homepage:
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11.Apr.2002 Rakesh & Sharwin (ANF) |
Coyote Flux explanation concerning GFX-Base interview Dear People, As promised there would be some details announced considering the "Supercomputer" system that we have said we are working on. In this case there has to be said that the system that has been referred to is the Pegasos from bplan. Our company Thendic-France has retained bplan to miniaturize the Pegasos to make a handheld "Supercomputer". Rakesh & Sharwin
PS: Only the English link works at the moment, the French will be
online soon. (ps) |
11.Apr.2002 Jens Schönfeld (ANF) |
Catweasel ISA: Image-write utility The following news cannot be disseminated without a sense of irony: 66 months since the initial release of the Catweasel ISA, we're publishing a free tool for writing disks with the controller. The aplha-version currently supports Amiga disks only, and it runs on DOS or in a DOS box of Win95/98. For easy porting to other operating systems, and for educational purposes, the source is included.
Download: cw_write.zip (25 KB)
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11.Apr.2002 Timo Kloss (E-Mail) |
Development System for Graphic Adventures: Inga-Engine Version 1.02ß/7 u.m. A new update is available for "Inga," the development system for graphic adventures. It has to do with the number five, which has been around for a few days already. Indeed, two small mistakes in the application have been overcome today. Inga-Engine Version 1.02ß/7 (Beta)
Inga-Engine Version 1.01ß/7 (Beta)
ScriptShell Version 1.11
InutilisGraphics Version 1.05
OrtEditor (AreaEditor) Version 1.11
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11.Apr.2002 Richard Kapp (E-Mail) |
GFX-Base: Interview with Günter Horbach (KDH-Datentechnik) As was happily reported yesterday, E.p.i.c. Interactive is, surprisingly, porting a game to AmigaOS. To be clear, the porting of Software Tycoon is in the planning stages. The credit for this must go to the persuasive powers of merchant Guenter Horbach (KDH-Datentechnik). GFX-Base talked about this with Günter Horbach and has made the interview available in German and English. (ps) (Translation: dm) [News message: 11. Apr. 2002, 12:12] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
11.Apr.2002 Czech Amiga News |
Tool: BACK-IT-ALL-UP Version 6.8 Collin Wenzel has made Version 6.8 of his Backup-Tools ´BACK-IT-ALL-UP´ available. You can back up your entire hard-drive. The program supports up to eight partitions. AmigaOS 3.1 is required. The new version supports hard-drives with capacities over 4 gigabytes. It has new features, and can be opened in its own window, if desired. Download: backitallup68.lha (15 KB) (ps) (Translation: dm) [News message: 11. Apr. 2002, 12:11] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
11.Apr.2002 ANN |
AMIGAONE report photographs AFLE.ORG wrote: "The reporters of the AmigaPower review met the AMIGAONE. Exclusive: new photographs of AmigaOne! French version go to http://membres.lycos.fr/afle/amigaone.html, automated English translation. It is by a week end at agitated time that the team of AmigaPower had appointment with AmigaOne. Alan, Gina and Elsa Redhouse have us thus nicely accueuilli with Quillan (Aude)FRANCE, within a superb framework with the sun......" (ps) [News message: 11. Apr. 2002, 11:02] [Comments: 1 - 13. Apr. 2002, 11:58] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
11.Apr.2002 Christoph Gutjahr (ANF) |
Filesharing: Audiogalaxy Satellite for AmigaOS AudioGalaxy behaves in accordance with an established peer-to-peer file-sharing standard. For Linux there is an open source code named "OpenAG", and it's from this that the Amiga version is created. The program may be downloaded from the homepage of its author. It should be noted that ixemul.library (at least v48) is required. You can find this on the homepage as well. For those who are not yet acquainted with AudioGalaxy: the client does not make use of a GUI. It runs strictly as a background task. It's easy to start the program, just create an account at audiogalaxy.com and log in with your web-browser. The file-searching and the downloading is then handled through your web-browser. (ps) (Translation: dm) [News message: 11. Apr. 2002, 10:25] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
10.Apr.2002 Bill McEwen (E-Mail) |
Amiga Inc. announces the Amiga® AnywhereTM Entertainment Pack #1 PRESS RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - April 10, 2002 Amiga Inc. announces the Amiga® Anywhere Entertainment Pack #1 for Pocket PC, Pocket PC 2002, Windows CE 3.0, and Windows CE .NET-based devices. Rich multi-media applications designed for handheld systems to be released on April 15th, 2002
April 10, 2002 Snoqualmie, WA Amiga, Inc. announced the release schedule
of the Amiga Anywhere Entertainment Pack #1 for Windows Powered Devices.
The Entertainment Pack will run on devices using Windows CE 3.0, Windows CE
.NET, Pocket PC, and Pocket PC 2002 including handhelds, smart phones, web
pads, and set-top boxes.
Since announcing a change from hardware to software Amiga has strived to create and distribute content that can run on numerous digital devices. "Amiga is now focused on the vision that all digital content should be available on all digital devices", said Bill McEwen, President and CEO of Amiga Inc. To that end Amiga has announced distribution of dozens of applications that can run on a wide range of different types of devices with hundreds more currently in development. The Amiga Anywhere Entertainment Pack #1 will provide an exciting experience for owners of Windows Powered handheld devices without using the amount of resources consumed by other applications. Amiga developers are creating rich content using few resources. The average size of an Amiga Anywhere application is under 300KB and yet delivers a more robust experience than titles that are over 2 MB in size. The Amiga Anywhere Entertainment Pack #1 will provide an exciting experience for owners of Windows Powered handheld devices without using the amount of resources consumed by other applications. Amiga developers are creating rich content using few resources. The average size of an Amiga Anywhere application is under 300KB and yet delivers a more robust experience than titles that are over 2 MB in size. "As mobile devices become smarter and more powerful, users are asking for rich entertainment and gaming experiences", said Scott Horn, director, Embedded and Appliance Platforms Group, Microsoft Corp. The combination of the Windows CE operating system's multimedia functionality and Amiga's software solution allows developers to deliver rich applications for a broad range of Windows Powered devices. Amiga Anywhere Entertainment Pack #1 will ship on April 15, 2002. More information can be found on the Amiga web site at http://www.amiga-anywhere.com/microsoft/.
About Amiga
For More Information, Contact: Bill McEwen, Amiga Inc. |
10.Apr.2002 KDH-Datentechnik (ANF) |
Game: Port of 'Software Tycoon' on it's marks New managing game (business simulation) for Amiga At the Amigashop of KDH Datentechnik a new business simulation for Amiga is promoted. This one is a port of Software Tycoon, which is at E.p.i.c. Interactive in work. The website of Software Tycoon is reachable via the title link.
Description: |
10.Apr.2002 Tao Group |
Tao Group Announces Strategic Partnership with Yospace Partnership Signals Expansion of intent® Platform into Enterprise Space Reading, England, April 9th 2002. Tao Group has announced a strategic partnership with Yospace to deliver device portable, enterprise mobility solutions to a variety of connected terminals.
Tao's intent® media platform delivers market-leading performance and reliability for the execution of compelling multimedia content, including Java(TM) applications, to the broadest range of handheld operating systems. Yospace has developed a suite of Java(TM) 2 Micro Edition technologies that dramatically compresses the development time of intelligent client mobility solutions.
By deploying these technologies on the intent platform, Yospace has quickly been able to make available to enterprises the benefits of its `Connected Intelligent Client' solutions across a range of device operating systems, including Embedded Linux®, iTRON, Symbian OS®, PocketPC® and PocketPC Smartphone Edition 2002.
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10.Apr.2002 XBaze |
Database: XBaze 7.2 Beta 5.3 Rafal Kaczmarczyk has released version 7.2 Beta 5.3 of his database 'XBaze'. The program offers an easily useable editor for the fields of the data records and for the layout (Drag&Drop). It's working with AmigaOS V3.0 or higher. Bugreports and suggestions might be sent to following address: rav@nowydwor.wroc.pl.
Download: |
10.Apr.2002 Bitplane |
Event: Pianeta Amiga 2002 Jasa Communications S.r.l. are planning the next Amiga-show in Italy. The Pianeta Amiga 2002 will be held on the 21st and 22nd of September 2002 in Empoli.
The Italian print magazine Bitplane
will have a booth at the exhibition.
(ps) (Translation: ub) |
10.Apr.2002 Felix Schwarz (ANF) |
IOSPIRIT founded, takeover of Innovative products At the end of the year 2000, fxSCAN 3.0, the first program for optical character recognition (OCR) for the AMIGA for a long time, has been officially presented. The program AMIGA-users longed for such a long time was ordered that often within the first few weeks of availability that the infrastructure of Innovative couldn't keep pace any more. Felix Schwarz, author of such powerful and popular graphics applications like fxSCAN, fxPAINT, Ultraconv and VHI Studio, made the decision to create an own company from Innovative, the AMIGA-division (led by Felix Schwarz) of the software-company of his father, renew the whole internal infrastructure and organisation, expand the business areas and to further extend and improve the customer service. On the 2nd of January 2002 IOSPIRIT was founded by Felix Schwarz in Herzogenaurach. The enterprise has two main fields of business activity:
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10.Apr.2002 WHDLoad |
Installer: WHDLoad - New packets (until 08.04.2002) With WHDLoad you can install games on your hard drive which were formerly meant only for use with disks. The following packets have been added or updated:
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10.Apr.2002 Newscoaster |
Newscoaster V1.5 under GPL now The source code of the newsreaders "Newscoaster" is from 02.04.2002 put by Mark Harman under GPL for download.
Downlaod: newscoastersrc_v150.lha -
Readme
(ps) |
10.Apr.2002 Matthias Henze (ANF) |
stormamiga.lib V.45.00 alpha 6 for SAS/C There is a new version of the stormamiga.lib for registered beta testers. With this version all known bugs were eliminated. (ps) (Translation: ub) [News message: 10. Apr. 2002, 14:58] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
10.Apr.2002 amiga.org (ANF) |
AmigaActive-successor "digital" will be collimated At the AmigaActive mailing list editor Neil Bothwick confirmed that the magazine "digital" will be collimated. That magazine has been thought of to be the successor of the last English Amiga print magazine "AmigaActive" but could not prevail at least. The reason might be a wrong positioning at the market and the still not enough interest for that so called "digital convergence". (ps) (Translation: ub) [News message: 10. Apr. 2002, 14:57] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
10.Apr.2002 Richard Kapp (ANF) |
GFX-BASE: Interview with Coyote Flux Richard Kapp: We have a new and very interesting (English) interview at the GFX-BASE: This time we have spoken with the software-group 'Coyote Flux', programmers of CoyoteSound or the PC SNES emulation SuperAmicon. The members of Coyote Flux revealed some new details of their newest project JMiner (a software, which uses video-streams to generate out of the surface a complete 2D or 3D model).
Furthermore Coyote Flux disclosed while the interview, that they own a G3/G4
Amiga-based supercomputer. Sure we had to request and they told us this would
not be a late April fool hoax and futher details will be given to public in
the close future.
(ps) (Translation: ub) |
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