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14.Jun.2000
Andreas Magerl via eMail


Amiga Future Questionaire
At the Amiga Future website there is a questionaire as a complemt to issue 25, which includes a raffel.

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14.Jun.2000
Pär Boberg via eMail


Famous Amiga uses
Pär Boberg has updated his list of famous Amiga uses. This list contains info about what fils, people, companies used Amiga`s in thier projects.

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14.Jun.2000
John Zacharias via eMail


AmiWest 2000 Press Release 4
On July 29th and 30th in Sacremento the Amiwest 2000 will be held. Bill McEwen will be a special guest and report on the devepoments and the SDK:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AmiWest 2000 Banquet Speaker Announced!

Bill McEwen, President of Amiga, Inc., will be the guest speaker at the
AmiWest 2000 Banquet on Saturday Evening, July 29th.

Mr. McEwen will speak on the progress made to date by the new Amiga,
Inc.  This includes the recent release of the Software Development
Kit that you will be able to purchase at the show from a number of our
vendors.

Banquet tickets must be purchased in advance and are $35 per plate.  They
will NOT be sold on Friday nor Saturday due to the hotel needing attendance
figures for planning the banquet.  Seating is limited and tickets are
available on a first come, first served basis.

Admission to the show is:

    $ 8 (One Day Pass if paid in advance by July 15, 2000)
    $ 10 (One Day Pass at the door)
    $ 12 (Full Show Pass if paid in advance by July 15, 2000)
    $ 15 (Full Show Pass at the door)

A form for ordering tickets can be found on our web page at:

    http://www.sacc.org/amiwest/

In April at the A2K show in St.  Louis, the newly reorganized Amiga, Inc
announced many advances in the three short months since the purchase of the
Amiga by Amino (renamed Amiga, Inc.) from Gateway.  The Amiga appears to
have a new life that is definately on an upswing.  The new Amiga Corporation
is headed by Bill McEwen who can be remembered by participants at both
AmiWest'98 and AmiWest'99 as a very enthusiastic supporter of the Amiga.

Strategic alliances have been formed with such well known names in the
computing world as Tao-Group, Red Hat, and Corel.  In addition partnerships
have been formed with well known Amiga companies such as Haage & Partner,
Hyperion, and Epic Marketing. All of these companies will be producing
software for the new Amigas.

After what has transpired in three months, four more months should bring
many more announcements from Amiga, Inc.  at AmiWest 2000.  Already
announcements were made this month (June) of the availability of the
Software Development Kit (SDK) for the new Amigas.  The SDK is being sold
by many Amiga retailers for $99.  A number of these retailers will be
exhibiting at AmiWest 2000.

AmiWest 2000 is the west coast all Amiga show which is being produced in
Sacramento, California, at the popular Holiday Inn, Sacramento NorthEast,
5321 Date Avenue Sacramento, CA 95841, on Saturday, July 29th and Sunday,
July 30th, 2000.  The Holiday Inn venue proved to be such a hit for last
year's show that we are again holding it there.

Show times are Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm.

AmiWest is in it's third year and is the only all Amiga show produced on
the West Coast.  The show has proved very popular for Amiga enthusiasts in
the Western United States.

You can learn more about AmiWest 2000 by accessing our web page at:

    http://www.sacc.org/amiwest/

This weekend event will again showcase the progress that IS the Amiga
Community.

John Zacharias, chairperson
AmiWest 2000
jzachar@calweb.com
http://www.sacc.org/amiwest/


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14.Jun.2000
amiga.org


Iomega now with Amiga Support
The manufacturer of the Zip and Jaz drives now includes the Amiga in thier List of supported operating systems.

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14.Jun.2000
Dennis "Hurrican" Pauler


A few more pictures from the Convention
Here more pictures of the World of Alternatives 2000 on the Virtual Dimensions website.

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14.Jun.2000
Achim Stegemann at ANF


Digital Almanac III News
First the good news:
The Binaries of Digital Almanac are basically finished. Against my previous assessment DA III will run on an 020 without an FPU. So now, Amigans with low-end hardware can run it.
The not-so-good news:
Because of unforseen private problems, it will be a while before I can release it. Sometime mid-end of July. I ask the Beta-testers to please be patient. Pre-orders however can be taken. Of course no payment is required. An email to me is sufficient.

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13.Jun.2000
Tom Neidhardt on ANF


Important for all EASys customers!
Dear customers, this is an important note to all "old" and "new" Easyans:
On the installation of the system, the following broken entries in the User-Startup might lead to severe problems: Especially Turboprint and some MUI installations seem to have User-Startup entries that do start with ;BEGIN TurboPrint but don't have an ;END TurboPrint. This is not in line with the Commodore Amiga Style Guide and, in the current implementation of the Installer script, does lead to an error that leaves the new startup prodcedure of the system unstable. This can be fixed as follows:
Systems already installed are best uninstalled with help of the Deinstall script from the CD, rebooted, and their S:User-Startup modified according to the above. Then, a new installation should work. Upon first install, do the modifications to the S:User-Startup first. Ideally, every program installed should have an entry like this (replace [Program] with the according program's name):

;BEGIN [Program]
...assignments and commands...
;END [Program]

I want to say sorry for the trouble this might have caused! Please regard the note in the installation guide that installations to PFS boot partitions leads to startup problems due to bugs in PFS. A temporal installation to a FFS copy of the boot partition and copying back the files afterwards helps in this case.

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13.Jun.2000
Jean Holzammer on ANF


Rebol/View available for Amiga!
For over a week, the public beta 4.1 version of Rebol/View for AmigaOS is available for download. Rebol/View is a variant of the Rebol scripting language, which also offers commands for creating graphical user interfaces.

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13.Jun.2000
Michael Ufer on ANF


Petition to Village Tronic
Since Village Tronic (VT) has canceled production of the Picasso IV for some time already, and doesn't give hard information if and when defective PIVs will be repaired in the near future (since one of the important persons so far managing the VT repair service has quit), Paul Qureshi from the Picasso mailing list initiated a petition. The votes collected will be presented to VT to motivate them to release documentation, so companies volunteering to repair PIVs can do so.

You can place your vote at the following links:

http://www.mc68k.btinternet.co.uk/vt

http://www.envy.nu/amimojo

http://www.fortunecity.co.uk/skyscraper/memory/363

If all links should fail, you can send an e-mail to the initiator of this petition: Paul.Qureshi@btinternet.com. All PIV users should participate, since only this way you could get VT moving. So far, there have been less than 200 votes. If you consider there are over 500 pre-orders for the Paraglide 3D add-on, that's not much :-(. What's a functional Paraglide worth if your Picasso IV doesn't work anymore...

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13.Jun.2000
Oliver Gantert on ANF


FreeCraft Amiga port?
Is already somebody working on a port of the OpenSource project "FreeCraft"? I could save myself the trouble then... please mail me!

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13.Jun.2000
Stefan Falk by e-mail


Amiga Extreme is back
After a prolonged break, "Amiga Extreme" (news service by Stefan Falk) is back online with a redesigned website.

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13.Jun.2000
Frank Leyendecker by e-mail


Turboland - Tracker's Paradise
The Turboland is a support site for tracker composers of the Techno, Trance, House etc. families (primarily Amiga :-). Originally, it was meant to introduce the mailbox going under the same name, but meanwhile grew to a parallel project with several support acts, like Techno Overdose, DJ Alle, Thunder, Ravebusters, Blaster One, ...

Moreover with a nice collection of Techno-, Trance- and House modules in various tracker formats. Besides, we are always looking for new composers. :-)

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13.Jun.2000
Richard H. Poser by e-mail


AmigAIM BETA version 0.9365 available
Author's note: This version might be buggy yet.
Download: AmigAIM_BETA.lha

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13.Jun.2000
CD32-Allianz by e-mail


AmigaSDK - Program Overview
If there should ever be a successor to the CD32 is depending solely on if the new Amigas appear or not. At the Amiga show in Neuss, the AmigaSDK (Software Devlopment Kit) has been presented to the public for the first time, and was available for purchase. Now, we want to do our part to make the AmigaSDK and the new Amiga a success, and so we decided to offer an AmigaSDK Program Overview. We took the PPC Program Overview maintained by Carsten Schröder as a model.

We now call upon developers owning the AmigaSDK (and developing with it) to tell us which project they work upon, which game they are porting or what kind of new software they work upon.

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13.Jun.2000
Thomas Steiding by e-mail


Epic News
"Foundation: The undiscovered Land", the Foundation mission CD, is now available. It can be ordered from your Amiga dealer or the Weltbild Verlag. The CD requires the "Directors Cut" or the original "Foundation". More information can be gathered from the Products section of our homepage.

Important note: As we heard, there are some black sheep among the Amiga retailers, which also sell our products as pirate copies. If you should have purchased a CD that was not properly manufactured (printed cover, silver CD and cellophane covering), please report to support@epic-marketing.de.

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13.Jun.2000
Stefan Sommerfeld by e-mail


FGN: SoF Heads to Amiga
As already mentioned in our news and show report, Hyperion Software will port the successful PC game "Soldier of Fortune" by Raven to Amiga and Mac. Interesting is that this is even noted on FGN. The opinions of several FGN readers are also interesting.

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12.Jun.2000



SDK presentation report - part two
Read under the title link the second part of Martin Baute's report about the introduction of the Amiga Software Developer's Kit by Bill McEwen. This report is written in German (an English translation will follow) but contains parts of the original English spoken sound recording. Martin has taken some photos of this presentation. part 1 of the report (English)

Update: (15.06.2000, mj)
Now you can read Martin Baute's entire report about the presentation of Amiga SDK in English.

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12.Jun.2000



World of Alternatives Gleanings (Update)
Under the titlelink you will find a detailed report from the fair in Neuss, Germany and every relevant link to further reports and pictures. (German only, translations will follow).

Update: (24.06.2000, mj)
I appologize for the much too long delay, but here it is. The English translation of Petra Struck's "World of Alternatives Gleanings":

Further amiga-news.de links

Pictures by Petra Struck from the first day
Pictures by Petra Struck from the second day
Report part one by Martin Baute (SDK presentation)
Report part two by Martin Baute
Pictures by Martin Baute from the presentation
Pictures by Martin Baute from the show

Extern links for reports and pictures

Marcus Neervoort Pictures
Fun Time World Report and Pictures - 1. day
Fun Time World SDK presentation
Fun Time World Report and Pictures - 2. day
playamiga.de Messebericht mit Bildern
Amiga-Online Pictures
Haujobb/Cyclone Zip file - 3,4 MB
kultpower.de Pictures
Amiga Times Show report
SalvaShow pictures - 1. day
Virtual Dimension Show pictures
Fun Time World Report by Sebastian Brylka
Fun Time World Report by Sascha Atrops
AMIGALAND Reporting pictures
Amiga Future Show report

World of Alternatives Gleanings
Autor: Petra Struck

Bill McEwen's presentation of the new AMIGA Software Developer's Kit (in short SDK) has made the Amiga/Atari show "World of Alternatives" from 10 Jun to 11Jun 2000 a milestone in the never ending history of AMIGA. You can find details of the presentation inside Martin Baute's report about this event.

Before I'll go on describing the highlights of the show I would like to tell everybody, that I personally liked the show well. It was stamped by private, not to say familiar vibes, and the nice time they had at the show was written on the attendants' faces. All in all about 3.200 user came to this fair, whereas I was astonished that many attendants from the neighboring countries partly had taken very long times of travelling to come to the show. On saturday there was a remarkable bigger number of visitors than on sunday due to the presence ob Bill, and his presentation of the AmigaSDK. The fair was held inside the emotive premises of the townhall of Neuss providing a pleasing private ambience. The neighboring Droint hotel surpassing provided the show attendants with drinks and food, but admitedly I was missing Petro's tasty sausages. ;-)

For the first time amiga-news.de had a booth on its own. From our editorial were Marin Baute, Dirk Bayens, Christoph Dietz, Ruediger Engel, Martina Jacobs, Rolf Tingler an me present at the fair. Nico Barbat and Felix Schwarz were at the show too, but of course were very busy at their own booths (Falke-Verlag and fxPaint). It was a wonderfull experience for me to get in contact with the audience so close. We had a lot of dialouges and found good suggestions whereof we sure will set into action one or the other. I would like to say thank you for all the compliments we recieved for our sites. Our lottery, whereupon Petro has done the drawing of lots, was a real highlight, and fully a success. Petro gave away an Amiga Software Developer's Kit as additional prize. :-)

You can have a look at the winners list here. The prizes will be send directly from the sponsors to the respective winner within the following days. At instance I would like to thank Petro and all the sponsors very much again!

I would like to tell you about my dialouge with Gerald Carda from Phase 5 befor I start to report about the fair. I was surprised to meet him at the show, and took this in advantage to ask him some questions. Mr. Carda assured to me, that every user will get back his hardware sent in for repair at Phase 5. If he has pieces available or could raise some, he will send in repaired boards, otherwise he will send in the hardware unrepaired. Queries at that time are only possible via Fax # +49 6171/58 37 89. We also asked, if and how DCE, who took over large part of the production, will provide the entire drivers via FTP again. According to Mr. Carda those files, and all the technical documents are at disposal to DCE.
Mr. Carda will continue this job as possible under the given circumstances and I wish him good success for that. Phase 5 already unpupated as "skipjack" in the past, and I hope this will happen again, for so users who did prepayment might get satisfyed eventually.

Let's now pass the exhibitors in alphabetical order to make it more easy.

Amiga International was represented by Bill McEwen and Petro Tyschtschenko. As metioned befor Bill introduced the new Amiga Software Developer's Kit, and Petro cared for his "community" in his allover favoured manner.

Amiga Club *AC# and amiga-news.de shared their common booth with Airbrush Paradise Tingler. This way we had three attractions at one central point. The user could leave their mouse or other parts of thier computer at the airbrushing artist Rolf Tingler, and in the meanwhile talk about questions all about Amiga next-door. As usual there were many experts from Amiga-Club on site. Many smaller and bigger problems could bet worked out, and many questions were answered. The clubmember Dr. Zarkov presented his in the meantime famous self-made Amiga laptop, which earned a lot of admiration.

APC & TCP, the computer club and software distributor had smashing CDs to offer, as every time. New on the list were the following CDs: Amiga Arena CD, the Amiga Game Guide, Digital Makeup and Face of Mars 2000. Further the users could by ahead many interesstig games.

Cool bits, distributor from Cologne who also repairs Amiga computers had his own booth at the show where useres could by ahead hardware and software (e.g. Irseesoft). The same at DreiEinHalb-Computer.

At Epic Marketing Paul Burkey was guest who presented his new mission CDs Foundation: The Undiscovered Land and Foundation Gold Edition and authographed the CDs if wanted.

At Eternity users were able to watch the impressing intro of Tales of Tamar. I got to know the entire team of T.o.T.. Martin Wolf, idea, concept, programming; Daniel Bindel, at this time intensively paying attention to the programming of animations; Markus Holler from Virtual Dimension, responsible for the felicitous soundtrack, and Patrick Beerhorst, responsible for the game's internet presence. Martin explained to me in detail what it is about that "internet game". It is a strategy game similar to Siedler, Foundation or Caesar. As a disposer one takes a piece of land to build on. In the role of the disposer one has to care for nation to be provided with everyting necessary, and to be capable of defence. So far, so usual. The actual gag on the game is that one plays it together with thousands of real players at the same time. How that?
Well now, this took me too some time, to internalize it. Martin gave me the striking illustration that one should suggest playing chess with an opposer via email. The opposer recieves a move via email, then he will send the next move in return, etc.. In T.o.T. a server controled by a game manager takes over this mailing job. In game every player sends a move to the server (settings are configured during installation) and some hours later will get in reply the game processed by all moves of all players. Then one can decide his next move. This is not a complete explanation of the game, cause there are many more additional features like the possibility of trading and collecting/paying taxes. A number of characters provide suspense inside the game. There are clerics, magicians, researchers, spies, intelligence service, diplomats, and saboteurs to name a few. Several rooms where one e.g. can play simple board games are designed as pastimes between the single moves. By the way, Marc Albrecht wrote the fist book for the game.

At Falke Verlag the users were able to purchase the latest issues of AmigaPlus and AmigaFuture, and elder issues too. Andreas Kuessner introduced his graphics software Wildfire 7.0.

Haage & Partner presented AmigaWriter2.0, which know features an interessting possibility for printing booklets, and now can even deal with Word[TM] documents. During the discusion about AmigaWriter Juergen Haage gave me an important hint: If someone has thin stripes printed, when printing several pages via Turboprint the formfeed function of Turboprint should get disabled. A mega font CD suitable for AmigaWriter was released with 5000 fonts on it, and even containing a poster on which one can see all those fonts on the CD. ArtEffect4.0 was available too, and comes up with many new features whereupon the most important for sure is the possiblity to use several alpha channels and alpha compositions on every picture.
I positively noticed that all the programs of H&P are comming with a printed manual, which I address very much, cause one can quick find a needed information wihtout being forced to start a viewer first. Gunnar Gertzen is acute working on the printed manual of ImageFX. I was allready able to have a look at a preprint. 85% of that manual are done an it then must get proofread and printed. It would be available after about 6-8 weeks. I think the new Service-CD from H&P is mentionable too, containing actual demos, free patches, German manuals, and full versions of ArtEffect SE (special edition) and StormWizard2.2.

Individual Computer
New stuff Jens Schönfeld had with him this time he exceptionally presented without a computer: the samba intall CD for the X-Surf ethernetcard were given away for free to more than 100 owners of a X-Surf card. Second novelty was a preproduction model of the ISDN-Surfer. After the conception of this card was changed again due to the continuesly high exchange rate of the US dollar, on Friday the first prototype of this card arrived. For this reason only the empty printed circuit board was was there to look at. On late Saturday Jens took the time to build and test the digital area of the card - positively so far. During the following week testing of the S0 bus will follow to complete.
ISDN-Surfer is a ZorroII card and functions in any Amiga 2000/3000/4000, as well as Amiga 1200 with Zorro expansion board. ISDN cards allow direct connection to the NTBA of the Telekom, hence indirection with ISDN modem and seriell port is not necessary anymore. Less wastage of data flow; transfer rates of more than 7.5 kbytes/s are standard with direct ISDN connections. Internet surfing with Miami, Genesis or AmiTCP becomes possible by elaborated drivers from VMC. To mention as a great advantage to existing cards is the easy installation. Konfiguration using mystery terminal commands is foretime, cause a little tool querys all necessary data during installation and automatically deals with the settings.
The technical data of the card in short: up to two independend simultaneous connections (like two modems), one 26pol expansionport for the Hypercom3 module, one clockport for a Silversurfer or Catweasle MK2, and one port for a phone module making a convenient ISDN phone out of the computer. An optional voltage surge protection limits damage after a stroke of lightning.
According to Jens this show was a complete success for individual Computers. Both, attendance and volume of sales surprised him positively. He will gladly actively help designing the next "World of Alternatives", as the organizer asked im to do so.

All of the following retailers of hardware and software had an own booth at the fair:

KDH Datentechnik
Schatztruhe
Titan Computer
Verkosoft
Vertrieb A. Knoetig
Vesalia

At Titan users of course jumped at the long awaited Heretic II, which was recently finisched. The team of Hyperion Softwar was at the show and handed me over the press release about the porting of "Soldier of Fortune". Simply fantastic that Hyperion is porting so many good games to the Amiga!

Elbox was guest at Vesalia presenting the new MEDIATOR PCI 1200 busborad. Addionally the following products of Elbox were there to by: Winner Tower for A1200 and A4000, FastATA controller 16.6MB/s with AllegroCDFS for A1200 and A4000, the Mroocheck PC mouse interface, and the 4xEIDE'99 interface with AllegroCDFS.

Presentation of programms were given at many boths. At Eternity e.g. I was able to persuade myself of the features of EASys!. The author Tom Neidhardt showed and explained to me the merits of this AMIGA System Enhancer in detail. With this software, which is a mixture of toolmanager, filer and a partial Workbench replacement, if I understood everything well, many features of the Workbench can be made more easy and cyclic procedures can be done more quickly. Here are some of the features of EASys!:
  • Complete toolbar for drag & drop
  • Workbench menues - like they allays should have been
  • Multithreading during use of the Workbench
  • Arch/dearch with three mouseclicks
  • Icon features on call
  • File show assitent, continuous usability inside the system
  • Easy softlinks with icon for files and drawers
  • Perfect internet integration for the Workbench
  • GlobalHelp assistent for documents of applications
  • DDconv: the complete convertion tool with GUI for all kinds of files
  • Many more assitents
  • Modular and open system full Amiga style
  • Complete plugin for OS3.5

At COOLbits Felix Schwarz presented his marvellous image editing software fxPaint. I don not need to tell the advantages and features here anymore, as those are well known. fxPaint now has new features for HTML-Album, which I as a webworker like very much. Now you realy can configure the design of the catalog. Addional to the usual settings now you can configure:
  • Thumbnails per row
  • Table border size
  • Picture border size
  • Picture size
  • Full picuter scalling (100%, 75%, 50%, 33% and 25%)
  • Thumbnails quality
  • Smooth border (Thumbnail)
  • Smooth border(full picture)
  • Brush inserting allowed (eligible position)
  • Instering of your own headlines
  • Inserting of your own bottomlines

Just have a look at our show pictures, which all were generated with fxPaint, of course inclusive the needed HTML pages. Simply resourceful! But also for picture generating there are many new and helpful features, e.g. the new colour manager. One click on a point of the picture and the colour manager shows the relevant colour as RGB palette. And even with this Felix Schwarz thought of the webworkers. If needed one can copy the HTML code of this colour to the clipboard. I noticed the improved plugin choice, too.

Jens Langner and Jens Troelger were to find in the grand entrance hall. Jens Troegler is working on installer modules which generate executable binaries from the scripts. Jens Langer, the programmer of P96Speed and AmIDE, is now coding a new Paloma module for VHI-Studio, and new AmIDE modules for other compilers, such as StormC or GCC shall be created. Additionally the two Jenses are about to programm a driver with GUI for a seriell radio adapter, and are thinking about to rewrite the performance test programm Tiniymeter from Tinic Urou and of course to enhance it with some of thier own features.

Near the end of the fair I visited the booth of Stefan Kost and his SoundFX. SoundFX is curently as version 4.0 avalable. This realy extensive sound editing software attends with the following features:
  • New GUI
  • Fast, enhanced, new FX
  • Enhanced Loaders and Savers
  • New Presets
  • New Arexx-Makros
  • Many small detail enhancements
  • Help gets converted to HTML

Stefan permanently developes the software, so that users can look forward for many new features.

Not to forget the nice meeting with Michael Schaefer and Dennis Pauler from Virtual Dimension. Those two have done a video of the fair and have done interviews untiring . Unfortunatliy they had bad luck. Today I recieved the following eMail from Dennis:
"Michael did allreay mail via mobile, that the are some SMALL technical problems with the video: we have wonderful pictures, but due to a defective microphone unfortunatly no sound at all - which means the intervies are - as super as they was - unfortunatly not usable at all.... :-((( But we will try to make the best out of the remaining stuff and will make up the intervies at the next show."
Even though this is realy bad, it is not to change and as it is generally known pictures are telling more than thausand words. I am looking forward for the video, anyhow. :-) (ps) (Translation: mj)

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12.Jun.2000
Mario Nitschke via email


Amiga Times: Fair report
On the website of the AmigaTimes you will find a full report about the fair "World Of Alternatives" and in the next days some photos. (German only)

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12.Jun.2000
Fun Time World


Earth2140 and Soldier of Fortune
Epic Marketing announces the realtime strategy game "Earth2140" that it will be available in short for the Amiga.

Hyperion Software has gained a licence for Soldier of Fortune from Activision/Raven. The game bases on a modified Quake2 engine and will be ported for Amiga and Macintosh by Hyperion.

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11.Jun.2000



Convention Photos II
Todays Convention Photos have subtitles. We will follow up on yesterdays convention photos. A detailed convention report is soon to follow.



Petro Tyschtschenko
distributin paraphernalia


Jens Langner
AmIDE and P96 Speed


Jens Langer and Jens Tröger
J.T. (Installer)


Haage & Partner support team
Gunnar Gertzen
Martin Steigerwald
Sebastian Becker


Stefan Robl
AmiCamedia digicam software


Christoph Dietz (AC + amiga-news.de)
Thomas Steiding (Epic)
Bill McEwen (Amiga Inc.)


T.o.T. team von Eternity
Martin Wolf (idea/concept/code)
Daniel Bindel (animation coding)
Markus Holler (musik)
Patrick Beerhorst (website)


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Virtual Dimension
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Dennis Pauler


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APC & TCP


APC & TCP


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Milan Computer
Axro GmbH


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Epic Marketing


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Falke-Verlag:
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Ali Goukassian


Tom Neidhardt
(Workbench-Enhance-System)


Felix Schwarz
(fxPaint)


KDH-Datentechnik:
Frau Horbach und Tochter





Haage & Partner


Stefan Kost
(SoundFX)


Stefan Kost
(SoundFX)


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