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Neue Hollywood Presentation Appears (31. Jul. 2003)
Kai Stegemann has released a new Hollywood presentation and made it available for download under the title link. In the archive the executable data for MorphOS and AmigaOS may be found with the script. More presenations will follow in the future. We're s...

Amiga Future: Interview with Andreas Falkenhahn (29. Jul. 2003)
"Hollywood" is one of those programms, which earned the most attention in the small getting Amiga-Software-Landscape. It is one of the "Killer-Applications" in the multimedia area, which we need at the Amiga urgently. In the interwiew with the author An...

Hollywood Video released (27. Jul. 2003)
At the request of many people who wanted to receive an impression of the multimedia authoring system Hollywood before buying it, Andreas Falkenhahn has released a MPEG video that shows the functionality of Hollywood. You can download the 30 MB file her...

Aminet uploads until 27.07.2003 (27. Jul. 2003)
These updates or new programs have been uploaded to the Aminet since our last report: PrintMail1.3.lha comm/mail 14K+ARexx print YAM e-mail w /header & page TView.lha comm/tcp 77K+List TV-programs in Europe. MakeHTMLMap.lh...

Presentation about the history and the future of the Amiga (25. Jul. 2003)
Read the overview about a presentation of the history of the Amiga. The future and the past are described with detailed texts. Additionally there are a Hollywood presentation (MOS-only) as well as the corresponding script. ...

FTW: Total Amiga Magazine #15 arrived (20. Jul. 2003)
Sebastian Brylka of Funtime World writes: We are glad to be able to announce that we have already received issue 15 of the English Amiga magazine "Total Amiga". As always some copies have been reserved for advance orders. Interested parties who still ...

DiaCD - Transfer of ARexx to Hollywood 1.5 (10. Jul. 2003)
Carsten Siegner writes: Today I have created the first alpha version of DiaCD with Hollywood 1.5. With this, I wanted to show just how powerful Hollywood has become. During the entry of a picture listing in the upper requester all pictures are at onc...

Total Amiga Issue 15 starts arriving at doors worldwide (09. Jul. 2003)
Total Amiga Magazine now has subscribers in 20 countries around the globe! We are also proud to welcome Fun Time World (Germany), to the list of Amiga retailers stocking Total Amiga Magazine worldwide. To accompany this issue, we have added a n...

Multimedia Authoring System: Malibu Version 1.0 (22. Jun. 2003)
Malibu 1.0 - the Scala plugin for Hollywood - is out now. When Malibu is installed, Hollywood will suddenly be able to display your Scala presentations. The compatibility is very high. You can run almost every Scala script. In 24-bit of course and abso...

Total Amiga Magazine: The wait is Finally Over (22. Jun. 2003)
The finest issue of Total Amiga Magazine, hits the Printers! So what's in Issue 15? News AmigaOS 4 Update Columns from Fleecy Moss and Alan Redhouse Features Selling the new Amiga "It's not about the desktop" AROS: the DIY AmigaOS Ma...

Multimedia-Authoring-System: Hollywood 1.5 released (12. Jun. 2003)
The long awaited, major update 1.5 for Hollywood was released today. Because of the great new features and the long development time, there is an update fee of $22 USD (only for users, who bought Hollywood before April 1st 2003). Hollywood 1.5 is avail...

Amiga Update Newsletter by Brad Webb #030531 (01. Jun. 2003)
Brad Webb has published the Amiga Update for May 2003. Once a month Webb summarises all important news on the theme of Amiga in his newsletter. Read the current Amiga Update by way of E-Mail subscription or delayed under the title link and therein the ...

Amiforce: Snapshots of Aquarium and Port Royal (29. May. 2003)
Telemar Rosenberger, known to many for his software "AmHuhn," has authored a screen saver named "Aquarium" and a game named "Port Royal," with the help of the multimedia authoring system Hollywood. Under the title link you'll find the first screenshot...

Hollywood v1.5 Announcement (19. May. 2003)
Airsoft Softwair will soon release the major update Hollywood 1.5 which features so many great new things that are totally unique on the Amiga and which will make Hollywood once more the absolute number one in Amiga multimedia. The beta testers are alr...

Aminet Uploads until 12.05.2003 (12. May. 2003)
Here the Aminet Uploads which were added since our last message: HollywoodPromo.lha biz/demo 8.7M 0 High quality Hollywood screenshots newscoaster.lha comm/news 425K 0 NewsCoaster Full Version (v1.56) (MUI) newscoastersrc.lha comm/news 1...

Toolbar for Pegasos (Test version) (08. May. 2003)
Carsten Siegner writes: "Today I've prepared my MOS-native toolbar for Pegasos in a test version. This puts PNG icons of whatever programs are used on the toolbar, where they may then be clicked. Right now the gadgets are not yet activated, and th...

WHDLoad: New Packets until 20.04.2003 (22. Apr. 2003)
Since yesterday you can download the new version 15.2 on the WHDLoad site. With WHDLoad you can install games, which were only produced for floppy using, on your hard disk. Since the last update there were made just more little bugfixes and changes. ...

Multimedia-Authoring-System: Hollywood Promo Pack released (30. Mar. 2003)
There is now a Hollywood promo package available for download on the Airsoft Softwair Web page. The promo pack contains over 60 high quality screenshots which will give you an extensive impression of the powerful features of Hollywood. Download: Hol...

Translator wanted (Englisch - German) (12. Mar. 2003)
Andreas Falkenhahn writes: I am looking for someone who might translate the manual of Hollywood to German. It should have been finished some time ago but due to some unfortunate circumstances including the loss of data of a nearly finished German manual...

Amiga Arena: Sayonara Software page online again (08. Mar. 2003)
Games like Hollywood Manager, Flamingo Tours and the Samba Partie series may be taken as the most successful titles by "Sayonara Software". Jo Seitz, the founder and developer of "Sayonara Software", gave the Amiga Arena last year the permission to o...