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`25.Nov.2005` Alinea Computer (ANF)	AmigaOS 4: News from Alinea Computer Wehrheim, Germany, 24. November 2005. We want to announce the following news: AmiWebView : The Webcam-Viewer AmiWebView has no longer beta status and now supports the HTTP 1.1-protocol. You can find the updated version in our download section. ANotice 2: Now for ANotice 2 a Polish catalog is available. You can download it in our download section. We want to thank the translators Szymon Tomzik and Sebastian Rosa. New product in our shop: From now on you can order the SDK Browser from BITbyBIT Software Group in our Onlineshop. You can get it for 22,95 Euro and it will be delivered via email. You can get more information to this product at BitbyBitSoftware. (cg) (Translation: dr) [News message: 25. Nov. 2005, 19:25] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`25.Nov.2005` Jens Schönfeld (ANF)	E3B and individual Computers stop selling hardware Jens Schönfeld from individual computers announces that both individual and E3B are going to stop selling hardware for now: "Both companies, who became famous for innovative and powerful hardware expansions for classic Amiga computers, are forced to stop selling hardware until further notice due to changes in German law. No hardware is being shipped within the EU, neither to resellers, nor to direct customers. According to the national implementation of EU-directive 2002/96/EG into German law (Bundesgesetzblatt 2005 Teil I Nr. 17), every vendor in Germany must be registered with the Stiftung EAR. For vendors from outside Germany, the importer must be registered, in case the vendor himself is not registered in Germany. This law applies to all electronic products that are mentioned in rule EAR 03-011, no matter what country they come from - within or outside the European union. The new law aims at vendors and importers, who need to take resposibility for the electronic devices if they are discarded at the end of the product's life. Putting electronic devices into circulation without being registered (indicated by a trashcan symbol) is against German law since today, and can be penalized with a monetary fine of up to 50.000,- EUR. Due to the complicated implementation by German authorities, it's not easy to estimate the consequences and the new obligations created by this law. In addition to that, the extremely high administration effort goes with high fees that must be paid to the Stiftung EAR - especially smaller companies' existance is endangered by the fees that are more than one hundred times higher than the recycling cost itself. individual computers and E3B, who have been developing and producing in Germany for many years, are now evaluating possibilities to comply with the strict rules in a close cooperation, so customers all over Europe can continue to buy top quality products from Germany. Both companies want to act responsible and sustainable in this regard. Many issues are not yet resolved, therefore both companies cannot continue to deliver hardware to customers and resellers within the European union. Customers outside the EU are not affected by this decision. We're hoping to proceed with the necessary steps in a timely manner. Unfortunately, the "Stiftung EAR" cannot cope with the bureaucracy created by their own rules, so our registration number is not yet assigned. We are of course interested in continuing to offer innovative products, and will do everything to keep the shortage as short as possible. We're asking for your indulgence for any inconveniences." (cg) (Translation: cg) [News message: 25. Nov. 2005, 00:09] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`14.Nov.2005` Alinea Computer (ANF)	ALINEA Computer introduces itself to the public Wehrheim, Germany, the 14th of november 2005. Alinea Computer is proud of presenting itself as a new company for Amiga-Software. We are an enterprise which concentrates it's work mainly on the development and the distribution of AmigaOS 4 applications and games. Besides, we offer support services like CD production, webdesign and dataprint. The following Amiga-Software is now available: ANotice 2 - a memo programme ANotice 2 is a memo programme for your workbench. It will help you to manage your notes, dates, to-do-lists or other important information. You can easily and fast change the notice and export it into different text-formats. ANotice 2 can manage up to 13 notes and each note can be designed individually with 13 different background and text- colors, 7 textures, different fonts and 4 text attributes. Besides the large reaction-prefs which can controll all functions, ANotice 2 includes a network-function with client-server-programme, so that distributing a to-do-list in an enterprise can easily be done. ANotice 2 was programmed as a commodity and runs totaly system friendly. It operates on each Amiga with at least AmigaOS 4.0. You do not need any other libraries or additional programmes. ANotice 2 is delivered by E-Mail and costs 5,95 Euro only. AmiPhoto - a quick and comfortable photo-manager AmiPhoto is a photo album for your digital photos and pictures. It's easy handling and attractive GUI will convince you. You can manage up to half a million pictures in 500 albums at the most. You can show the photos on the surface or by multiview. Because of a direct support of the Amiga OS4.0 datatype-system, it is possible to use all picture-formats which exist as datatype. AmiPhoto can further select and show the EXIF-dates of your digital photos. For adapting perfectly on your workbench-skin, AmiPhotos uses it's own Bitmap-skin-system. The 17 skins you find on your CD will help you to style your AmiPhoto surface. You can certainly create your own skins. We would be proud to present your skin on our website. AmiPhoto is programmed totaly system friendly. It supports the application library and does not need any additional libraries. AmiPhoto is delivered an CD and costs just 19,95 Euro. Freeware The main ambition of Alinea Computer is to support the Amiga market. That's the reason why we will continue releasing programmes free of charge, so that the existing lack of Amiga-Software can be repaired. We hope you can use our software and we would be happy to hear some feedback concerning our products. You'll find more information on our website. You can buy all our products in our Alinea-Shop. As a dealer, please contact us via this e-mail. We would be glad to welcome you as a new customer! (cg) (Translation: cg) [News message: 14. Nov. 2005, 02:46] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.Nov.2005` Golem.de (Webseite)	Zeta: yellowTab conside a PowerPC-support Linked to the header yellowTab, developer of BeOS-follower Zeta, shows his plans for the future. So makes the change of the compiler to GCC&nbsü:4 for the next release of the Operationsystem a PowerPC-Version possible - which is interessting for yellowTab and the Open source-port Haiku too. (snx) (Translation: aj) [News message: 07. Nov. 2005, 14:47] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.Nov.2005` IOSPIRIT GmbH (ANF)	IOSPIRIT GmbH: PayPal now supported Felix Schwarz writes: "Our express shop does now also accept payments via PayPal. With the addition of PayPal to the repertoire of possible methods of payment, we are realising a frequently expressed wish of our customers. Already previously our customers could choose between pre-payment via bank transfer and cash as well as a range of creditcards, namely Visa, Mastercard/Eurocard and American Express. By supporting PayPal, new and interesting possibilities are created, especially for our international customers. Through PayPal, bank transfers and direct debits without high fees (or any at all) are now available in many countries. You can learn more about PayPal at http://www.paypal.com/". (cg) [News message: 07. Nov. 2005, 01:09] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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