01.Aug.2001
Andreas R. Kleinert (E-Mail)
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Datatype: akPNG V44.100 published
Andreas R. Kleinert has published version 44.100 of his akPNG datatype. You can download several processor versions.
With the help of so called datatypes you can display different datatypes with different programs.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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01.Aug.2001
WHDLoad
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Installer: WHDLoad - new packets
WHDLoad can install games on the harddrive which were formerly meant to be used on disks. The following new packets have been added:
- 31.07.01 improved: Italy 1990 Winner's Edition (U.S.Gold)
- 30.07.01 new: Alien Syndrome (SEGA)
- 29.07.01 new: Crystal Hammer (Hannover)
- 29.07.01 new: Pipe Mania (Empire/The Assembly Line)
- 29.07.01 new: Jaws (Screen 7 Ltd/Intelligent Design)
- 29.07.01 new: Huckleberry Hound (Alternative)
- 29.07.01 new: The Halley Project (Mindscape)
- 29.07.01 updated: Pipe Dream (Lucasfilm)
- 29.07.01 improved: Operation Stealth (Delphine)
- 29.07.01 new: Morph (Millennium/Flair)
- 27.07.01 new: Cruise for a Corpse (Delphine Software)
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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01.Aug.2001
http://www.amiga-news.net (ANF)
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Amiga-News.net online again
From today on Amiga-News.net is online again. Amiga-News.net is not a seperate site but rather a survey of several news-sites. Here you can daily read the headlines of several news-sites. Thus you have a quick overall view about the current news.
Remark: This site was not made by amiga-news.de.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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01.Aug.2001
Oliver Roberts (ANF)
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WarpTIFF-introduction - New TIFF-picture datatype
Oliver Roberts introduces his new WarpTIFF freeware-datatype with the following message. This new datatype can also read pictures which were made under TIFF specifications 5.0 and 6.0. The datatype was optimized for 68k, WarpOS and native MorphOS and is of course very fast.
It follows the original message:
The first release of WarpTIFF
is now available - a new freeware datatype capable of
reading 5.0 and 6.0 TIFF spec images, available in optimized 68k, WarpOS
and native MorphOS versions. Needless to say, WarpTIFF is fast - very fast
in fact :) Full feature list below.
WarpDTPrefs has
also been updated to support WarpTIFF.
- Supports 5.0 and 6.0 TIFF spec, including Packbits, Thunderscan,
CCITT (fax), Pixar, LogLuv (CIE and SGILog) and Deflate (zip)
encodings, and uncompressed files. LZW and JPEG encodings are
currently unsupported
- Image types supported include RGB (24-bit and 48-bit), palette based
and greyscale (1-bit, 4-bit, 8-bit and 16-bit)
- Supports image data organized as strips, tiles or separate components
- Highly optimized datatype dispatch engine, and fast TIFF decoder,
resulting in a very efficient, compact and quick TIFF datatype
- Asynchronous file i/o and double buffering techniques (WarpOS only),
which speeds up image decoding
- Optimized versions for 68020, 030, 040 and 060
- PowerPC support with native WarpOS and native MorphOS versions
- Alter the pen allocation precision when images are remapped to an
8-bit display
- Specific support for the OS 3.5/3.9 picture.datatype, when available
- The dithering feature of the OS 3.5/3.9 picture.datatype can be
configured to your liking (e.g. disabled for 15/16-bit displays)
- Based on libtiff 3.5.6-beta and zlib 1.1.3
As some of you will know, WarpTIFF has been in development (on and off)
for some time, but it's ready at last :) It already handles a more
comprehensive coverage of various TIFF encodings than other TIFF
datatypes, but if you should find some TIFF images that don't work
properly with WarpTIFF, then please let me know and I'll try to add
support for them. Likewise, if you need support for JPEG encoded
TIFFs, let me know.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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01.Aug.2001
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Aminet Uploads until 01.08.2001
gkartei.lha biz/dbase 224K+Powerful and easy database.
Regist_II.lha biz/dbase 133K+V0.2A user-administration for programmer
DOpusSpawn.lha biz/dopus 13M+Opus Mangellan 2 - SPAWN - Themes
AmBoS-Demo.lha comm/ambos 1.6M+AmBoS 2.98 - Full/demo archive
DalHelper.lha comm/irc 44K+Interface to Dalnet Services: (Chan/Memo
YahooGpScan1_2.lha comm/mail 5K+Strips YahooGroup adverts. V1.2
cim_v3_update.lha comm/misc 214K+CIM - Caller Id Manager V3.702 r42 - ONL
facts.lha comm/tcp 94K+V4.6 NTP clock synchroniser AutoDST/GUI
netspeechd.lha comm/tcp 7K+Outputs incomming packets to speak:
DKG-Neo2.lha demo/aga 1.0M+Neo2 final version (30/07/01) by Darkage
Eurochart43b.lha demo/mag 804K+The Official Eurochart #43 by DEPTH & IR
Emperor_v4.1.lha dev/c 671K+Object-oriented programming language
fractal.lha dev/c 69K+OpenGL C Source: Mandelbrot and Julia fr
freetype_S4.lha dev/c 458K+Freetype link library for StormC 4
koch.lha dev/c 18K+OpenGL Source: Koch's Snowflake
fd2pragma.lha dev/misc 191K+V2.136 create pragma, inline, ... files
AmigaArena3.lha docs/misc 44K+Amiga Arena News German/English
BraSwos2001.lha game/data 6K+Brazilian league update for swos
ETWBrasil2001.lha game/data 7K+Brazilian league update for Eat The Whis
F1GP_2001.lha game/data 10K+2001 F1 season data for F1GP-Ed (29 July
BetaScanMustek.lha hard/drivr 91K+Mustek/Trust Scanner Driver For BetaScan
LyraKeyMap_dk.lha hard/drivr 9K+Danish Lyra PC keyboard layout v1.01
WhirlDisc.lha misc/edu 77K+World Book encyclopaedia viewer. BETA
LC2.lha misc/misc 274K+Aussie Lotto checker/database.
Squid.lha misc/sci 95K+A squid's skin simulator
OldSchoolMania.lha mods/hardc 168K+Old School hardcore MOD by REVOLVER DOG
Budbrain1.lha mods/pro 645K+Mod's from the demo 'Budbrain Megademo 1
Budbrain2.lha mods/pro 408K+Mod's from the demo 'Budbrain Megademo 2
Amoralplay1.5.lha mus/play 125K+A no fuss multiformat audio player.
EP_MMDC.lha mus/play 9K+EaglePlayer "MMDC" external replayer
EP_MWalker.lha mus/play 8K+EaglePlayer "Martin Walker" external rep
EP_RobHubbard.lha mus/play 8K+EaglePlayer "Rob Hubbard" external repla
EP_TFMX.lha mus/play 10K+EaglePlayer "TFMX" external replayer
QSID.lha mus/play 10K+Small & Simple SID player
raycat.lha pix/misc 186K+[ancor] a new picture
sg-strip_15.lha pix/misc 45K+[ancor] StarGround strip 15
sg-strip_16.lha pix/misc 46K+[ancor] StarGround strip 16
doomicon.lha pix/mwb 66K+Neat MWB icon for Doom (as) (Translation: dr)
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01.Aug.2001
Richard H. Poser II (E-Mail)
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Messenger: AmigAIM BETA Version 0.9429
Richard H. Poser has published betaversion 0.9429 of AIM-messenger AmigAIM. AmigAIM is a client for connecting with the America Online Instant-messenger (AIM-service). It follows an extract of the history of which you can recognize the changes which were made:
- Custom interests can now be set and/or searched for by selecting <custom> and
inputting into the resulting input box. (BTW: Setting AmigAIM would allow anybody
using AmigAIM to search for others :-)
- I think I fixed a problem that could occur if program is told to shutdown via
the Close Gadget while a service/search is logging in.
- Added an Online check capability, it can now check if a named interface is online
and give an error if an attempt to go online is done and the interface is offline.
Download: AmigAIM_BETA.lha
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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01.Aug.2001
Jan Andersen (E-Mail)
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Virus Help Denmark: Installer of SMEG 2 Virus found
The installer of the new 'SMEG 2' linkvirus was found. It was found in the faked keyfiles of MiamiDLX but it is possibly included in other files. Now read the details:
»We have now found the installer of the new 'SMEG 2' linkvirus. If the
info text from the archive is correct, the 'SMEG 2' virus has been
around since February 2001.
The archive has only been on Elite BBS'es or Elite websites.
Jan Erik Olausen the programmer of VirusExecutor & xvs.library, has
made a recog for the virus, but is having problems with removing the
virus from memory. As soon as Jan has solved this virus, a new update
of xvs.library will be released.
There is "NO" cure for this virus right now. But with the help of the
program 'Safe v16.2', you can find infected files, but not remove the
virus, you will have to replace the infected files with new clean
files. This virus will infect everything that is executed. And on my
test A1200 over 200 files, was infected in under 5 minutes.
The programmer of 'Safe' (Zbigniew Trzcionkowski) has written this
about the new 'SMEG 2' virus:
Released probably by mistake. Non crypted version of the next one.
Code is almost equal to old SMEG, but this time author invented NEW
WAY of patching PRIVATE routine of device task. This routine handles
receiving of dos packets.
Virus patch is stealing packets and sending them to the supervisor
task called 'SMG'. I have never seen such advanced digging code that
works properly. This means also that no visible changes are seen in
the system beside one new task.
I have noticed that freezing of SMG task stops spreading of the
virus, so at the moment Safe does only that. I will add removal of
the 'magic' patches if I found it necessary.
File repair was as easy as Penetrator files - one move.l 4.w,a6 was
replaced with jump to virus.
Hidden text (decoder was included, but not used by virus code):
Smeg! it's a Hostile TakeOver! (Again!)
And just when you thought it was safe..
Flake and Georg have left the building!
-= On Tour 1995-2001 =-
This is what we know of the virus:
Virus Type.... : Linkvirus
Virus name.... : SMEG 2a & SMEG 2b
Virus size.... : SMEG 2a: 1556 bytes & SMEG 2b: 1604 bytes
Archive name.. : MIAMIDLX.LZX
Archive size.. : 3.427 bytes (lzx packed)
There might just be more installers of the 'SMEG 2' virus out
there, so do not install these fake-keys.
Thank to the person that send the archive to Jan Erik Olausen,
and to Zbigniew Trzcionkowski for the first test of this virus.« (ps) (Translation: dr)
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31.Jul.2001
Bebits (Seite über BeOS) (ANF)
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New hardware platform for AmigaOS & AmigaDE
Marcel Maurmann wrote:
Here I found a link with an interesting news from Merlancia about a hardware
platform with 1 or 2 G4 PowerPC processors. It should run with: MorphOS, QNX,
BeOS and -AmigaOS-/AmigaDE. The product series is called Merlancia Multimedia
Computer - Torro Series (System name: Apocolyps (Desktop/ASTB)).
Another link: BeGroovy: BeOS on a G4?
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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31.Jul.2001
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Interview with Rüdiger Hanke
A detailed and interesting interview with Rüdiger Hanke, developer of "Excult"
and several filters, e.g. for PageStream etc., is online in english.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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31.Jul.2001
Thomas Nosutta (ANF)
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Amiga Inc. with Sharp at IFA
Thomas Nosutta wrote:
Bill McEwen announces in a keynote from Saturday that Amiga, Inc. will be
present together with Sharp on the IFA (Berlin from 25.08.-02.09.2001)
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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31.Jul.2001
Thomas Steiding (E-Mail)
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e.p.i.c. interactive: Status
Cartoon adventure The Feeble Files is now shipping for the Mac. If you want
to find out more about green aliens, the Omnibrain and rebellions please
turn to the projects section of our homepage.
Empire builder Knights and Merchants is now in final beta testing. The game
is running properly with only a few bugs that need attention. We expect this
game to be ready for release by the end of August. Watch out for the
forthcoming demoversion of Knights&Merchants.
RPG/strategy mix Gorky 17 has, after many many frustrating setbacks with
this project, entered beta stages on the Mac. We expect the game to be
finished in September.
The release of Earth 2140 Mission Pack for both Mac and Amiga is scheduled
for late august. The Mission Pack brings over 80 new missions to the
original EARTH 2140 as well as 2 new buildings, 6 completely new units and
one new terrain.
You will find more information on all our games in the projects section of
these pages.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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31.Jul.2001
Andreas R. Kleinert (E-Mail)
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PerSuaSiVe SoftWorX: Comment about Amithlon development
Although I've only limited spare time available,
I'm investigating the possibility of doing x86-native
plugins for my software within the Amithlon-context.
Since diversification does not pay in the long term
- especially given the limited time and the outdated
current PPC platform for Amiga (200 MHz without l2-cache)
those x86-developments may replace current PPC-support
in my software completely. Support and testing for
PPC, PPC/MorphOS and x86 would be too much.
Basically there's fewer people than ever ordering and
registering software - this results in two considerations:
first of all, it does not pay to buy a newer standalone
PPC-machine, if it never will pay back. Secondly, if
"no one else" is interested in this x86 stuff, it will be
for my personal fun and needs, in case my 68k/PPC-Amiga
once breaks apart. Amiga 68k/PPC-Software slowly goes hobbyist.
That were my 2 cents - I'd be all for an architectural
elegant PPC architecture, but it did not happen in 6 years,
and now it's too late in my personal opinion.
Nevertheless I've full sympathy for the MorphOS development
and the other PPC-oriented approaches. But remember, I've
been among the very first to support PPC on Amiga - but
doing the same mistake again? No, not this time...
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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31.Jul.2001
Soren Ladegaard, webmaster at commodorebillboard.com (ANF)
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Haage & Partner supports The Commodore Billboard (Update)
As a sign of their continued commitment to the community,
Haage & Partner will now
be hosting more than 25 Commodore TV-ads featured at
The Commodore Billboard.
The Commodore Billboard is the internet's largest archive of Commodore
marketing material such as adverts, brochures, tv-commercials,
merchandise etc.
The Commodore Billboard has had server problems during the past few
months resulting in dead links in the "commercials section".
"Sure we are pleased to help" says Markus Nerding, managing director
of Haage & Partner. With Haage & Partners' solid position in the Amiga
market, the files are guaranteed to be online for a long time for all
Amiga / Commodore fans to enjoy.
Update:
Lots of classic Commodore marketing material has been scanned and added
to The Commodore Billboard.
- A fourty-page Page English Commodore Brochure!
- New Danish Commodore Adverts Section! Two Danish Commodore Adverts.
- New Greek Section! One Greek A500 Brochure
- One German 1541 Brochure
- Two German CDTV Brochures
- Two German CD32 Brochures
- Two German A1200 Brochures
- One German A4000 Brochure
- One Dutch PC Brochure
- One German PC 286 / 386 Brochure
- One German 286 / 386 / 486 / Amiga / C64 Brochure
- Nine New Items In The Miscellaneous Section - Matches, T-shirts And Much More!
(ps)
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31.Jul.2001
Kaliko (ANF)
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Looking for talented people
Kaliko is a new development-team dedicated to create games for
Amiga, AmigaDE and other platforms. Our first game will hopefully
be published in a couple of weeks and we have many ongoing projects.
We are currently looking for talented people to join our team
and to help us create high-quality games. We are looking especially
for graphicians and coders, but we welcome all interest.
If you are interested, please email fredrik@kaliko.net.
(ps)
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30.Jul.2001
Constantinos Nicolakakis (E-Mail)
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Tool: SRename V3.0.0 beta1
Constantinos Nicolakakis released the first public beta of his program 'SRename', a feature rich 'rename' for AmigaOS 3.0+. Further details are available at the titlelink. Please mail any bugreport to cnicol@ath.forthnet.gr
Download: SRename3beta1.lzx
(ps)
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30.Jul.2001
$teveTRSi im Heise Newsticker-Forum (ANF)
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Obituary for Wau Holland
Obituary by the Demoscene
$teveTRSi (30. July 2001 17:00)
The death of Wau Holland caused us to publish a obituary.
Greetings,
Steve
Tristar Red Sector Inc.
(ps)
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30.Jul.2001
Horst Diebel (ANF)
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BigBook of Amiga Hardware Updates
Once again there are some updates for the Big Book of Amiga Hardware:
- NEW ENTRY & PICTURE A1501 RAM Expansion (by Daniele Gratteri)
- NEW PICTURES Blizzard 1230 MK III (by Stephan Neise)
- NEW PICTURES X-Surf (by Stephan Neise)
- NEW ENTRY Elbox 1230-II (by Connie Quist)
- CORRECTION Action Replay (A2000 Version) (by Christophe Decanini)
- CORRECTION Action Replay MK II (A2000 Version) (by Christophe Decanini)
- NEW ENTRY & PICTURE Viper 530 (by Keith Robertson-Turner)
- UPDATE SX-1 Manual (by Kim Tommy and Ludwig Schmitz)
- UPDATE BSC Graffity (by Alexander Kneer)
- UPDATE Akiko (by Maximilian Rehkopf)
- NEW ENTRY & PICTURE Xtra RAM (by Will Swann)
- NEW ENTRY & PICTURE MBX 1200 (by Will Swann)
- UPDATE SSL A5000-16 (by Will Swann)
- UPDATE SSL B5000-25 (by Will Swann)
- NEW PICTURES Commodore A4000T Motherboard
- NEW PICTURE Commodore A4000T Disk Controller
- NEW PICTURE Commodore A3640
(ps)
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30.Jul.2001
Benjamin Yoris (E-Mail)
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Hyperion Entertainment blasts idea of x86 Amiga OS
Press release: Following the recent article in AmigActive and the announcement of the "Amithlon" product at Amiwest, we received quite a number of e-mails of people asking us our opinion about the desirability of a x86 AmigaOS as opposed to a PPC native OS.
Would we support it? What would be the consequences of a native x86 for Amiga developers?
In one word: disastrous. A native x86 Amiga OS would spell the end of all serious commercial development for Amiga OS.
Before we argue our point, let's get a number of things out of the way here first:
The fact that Hyperion specialises in porting software for Windows has no bearing on our position because the Amiga market is only of marginal economic importance to us.
We moreover do not wish to be drawn into a debate about the respective merits of the PPC versus x86 architectures. Both CPU families deliver the goods in terms of performance and have their respective strengths and weaknesses. Unparalleled multimedia performance (Altivec), low power consumption and a clear 64 bit upgrade path for the PPC family and rapid development, raw horse-power and low price-point for the x86 family.
We also do not want to belittle the technical feats accomplished by VMC: their Amithlon product is technically impressive and very fast.
It also holds the danger of ending all serious commercial development for Amiga.
Why?
Because as soon as a x86 enters the picture, along tags Windows. In essence, the temptation for x86 users to have Windows installed in parallel to a native Amiga OS x86 will be irresistible and we will be seeing «dual boot» systems as we saw on Beos and now Linux x86.
Both Beos and Linux serve as a stern warning about what happens if you try to compete with Windows on the same hardware: you become relegated to a Windows add-on product without any native software to speak of.
Beos, despite being a very impressive OS, failed to get any marketshare, never had any serious applications and Hyperion has more game licenses than there were ever games for Beos.
Take a look at the Linux situation which we experienced first hand. How many native apps and games does Linux have? Despite the very large installed base, Linux only has one serious game developer (Loki) and the number of serious (non-server related) native apps can be counted on one hand.
The reason is simple: why would a software company invest money in porting its software to another x86 OS when it knows people can also boot into Windows or run an «emulator» like Wine or VMWare which allows you to run Windows software under Linux x86 at near native speeds? The costs could never be recuperated through sales.
The result is clear: nobody is buying any product for Linux. A major, brand-new game-title can at best expect to sell a few thousand copies on Linux and several tens of thousands on Mac. Plus on Linux x86 you need to keep your pricing in line with the Windows version (without having the benefits of the economies of scale that the Windows market offers) otherwise you will provide even more incentive for people to buy Windows products.
Linux x86 is currently relegated to the status of a Windows add-on with a lot of software (like the Corel products and media-players) just working on Linux x86 because it uses Windows code in some way or another.
Linux has carved out a very nice niche in the server and embedded systems markets but the desktop market is a joke with all major Linux companies closing down or shedding jobs because nobody was making any money with desktop Linux.
So when somebody asks you: who has the bigger market-share on the desktop, Red Hat Linux or Apple Mac, the answer is: who cares? The real question is: who is making (more) money on the desktop and what desk-top platform has a wider range of native applications and games.
Mac OS X could be brought to x86 relatively easily. The core of Mac OS X already runs on x86 but there isn't a hair on Steve Jobs' head that thinks about giving up his nicely insulated niche-market in favor of head to head competition with Windows on the same hardware. Apple wants its developers to stay in business so they can keep Apple's users happy by providing them with software not available on other platforms.
The resources that large commercial developers on Windows can command and the price-point they can reach by the sheer number of sales cannot be matched by developers on a niche-platform who can only survive in their niche-market if that platform is insulated from the Windows market.
People advocating a native x86 Amiga OS should look beyond the cheap hardware and understand they are condemning the Amiga desktop platform to become an emulation platform for old software with no new native software available.
Nobody but a handful of fanatics will pay more money to run a slower (partially emulated) version of the same or similar software on Windows when they can instead buy a cheaper, faster, native Windows-version which can run on the same hardware.
What good is cheap hardware when you have no software to run on your native x86 OS and you are forced to boot into Windows all the time? How long would it take before the development of such an OS would fall by the wayside because of low sales, which is exactly what happened to Beos?
Ben Hermans
Managing partner, Hyperion Entertainment
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30.Jul.2001
Steffen Nitz (ANF)
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Regist II released in the Aminet
Regist II by Steffen Nitz helps you to manage the users registerd for your program. The topical version is 0.2Alpha and only few features are already implemented.
Steffen Nitz pleases you to give him some feedback (Steffen.Nitz@t-online.de) because he wants to figure out if a further development is needed. Additional Steffen is looking for some one who is able to translate the texts included in the program and the documentation.
Some already available and planned features of Regist II:
- Administration of users of different programs and versions in only one file.
- Storage of informations about the user (name, firstname, address, registration-number, date and so on).
- Automated keyfile, snailmail and email generation and computation of the registration-number.
- Computation of the overall income including currency-conversion.
- 13 different statistics that can be combined and a configurable user list gives you a very good overview over your data.
- Extensive search and sort functions.
- Password protection.
- Support for compression tools for documents.
- All windows are fontsentive
Download: Regist_II.lha (133 KB) -
Regist_II.readme
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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30.Jul.2001
Nordic Global
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Holger Kruse is back :)
I am afraid during the last year I have had virtually no time for
Amiga-related things, have not been able to respond to communication
on a regular basis, and my Amigas along with parts of my user and
registration list have been powered down for quite a while. This is
unlikely to change any time soon, although I expect to have some time
during the next two months to at least partially catch up with email
and help with registration-related issues. Whether I will have time for
further development and participation in mailing lists etc. I don't know
yet. Recently users have tried to contact me in very aggressive ways,
e.g. through my employer. Please do NOT do that ! I cannot and will not
respond to any Miami-related query sent to my employer. At best any
emails sent there will be forwarded to my regular email address. Same
for phone calls: my private line is NOT a support line, I only pick up
calls from known callers (caller id), and support-related phone calls
will not be returned. I have neither the time nor the inclination to
come home from work only to deal with even more "computer stuff". I am
sure you understand. For urgent, registration-related issues, bugs etc.
please send email to "miami-support@nordicglobal.com". This is a new
mailbox, so far spam-free, allowing me to respond a little more quickly
than recently. It may still take a week or two though, depending on how
much time I have. Please check this web page for new information.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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30.Jul.2001
Ryan Czerwinski in the Shoutcast stream from the Amiwest 2001 (ANF)
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AmiWest 2001: Merlancia announces new products
Merlancia Industries announced some very impressive products that will be released in August or September.
Merlancia rejects to be a Hoax like IWIN. They hired Dave Haynie lately and are topicaly trying to get Andy Finkel and RJ Mical.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
[News message: 30. Jul. 2001, 02:29] [Comments: 1 - 30. Jul. 2001, 22:22]
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