01.Oct.2001
WHDLoad
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Installer: New installers for WHDLoad
WHDLoad lets you install floppy-based games onto your harddisc. The following installers were added or updated.
- 30.09.01 improved: Kult/Chamber Of The Sci-Mutant Priestess (Exxos/Infogrames) supports another version
- 30.09.01 new: Winter Camp (Thalamus) done by Codetapper
- 30.09.01 new: Quest of Agravain (Codemasters) done by Codetapper
- 30.09.01 new: Ray Of Hope (Majic 12) done by Psygore (ReadMe,Image)
- 30.09.01 new: Barbarian 2/Axe of Rage (Palace SoftWare) done by CFOU!
- 30.09.01 new: Alien Breed 3D (Team 17) done by Psygore
- 30.09.01 improved: Trivial Pursuit (Domark) german version added
- 30.09.01 new: Purple Saturn Day (Exxos) done by CFOU!
- 30.09.01 improved: Drakkhen (Infogrames) some changes
- 30.09.01 fixed: Titan (Titus) AF removed
- 30.09.01 new: Plan 9 From Outer Space (Gremlin Graphics) done by CFOU!
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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01.Oct.2001
László Török
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PalMooVId Version 1.1 (Demo) - AVI-Player for PalmOS
If you want to watch AVI-files with your Palm-device there is a demoversion of PalMooVId available at the title link. The
program was developed by László Török, well known for his AVI-player for Amiga computers.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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01.Oct.2001
Maxworld
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Personal finance: Screenshots of HomeBank 1.9
HomeBank helps you to manage your personal finances as well as the monitor the costs of your car. There are
some screenschots of the new version available at the title link. This new version should be released in the first days
of October.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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01.Oct.2001
GeoWorld
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GeoWorld® Developer-Tool
André Beer and David McMinn are currently working on the finishing of GeoWorld-developer-tool. With this tool you are able
to change or extend the infos about countries or towns and international organizations. Data updates will still be released
in the future.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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01.Oct.2001
Oliver Roberts
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Datatype: WarpDTPrefs Version 44.6a
WarpDTPrefs lets you change the preferences of the datatypes by Oliver Roberts.
Download: WarpDTprefs.lha
(ps)
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01.Oct.2001
amiga.org
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Magazine: Amiga Information Online (AIO) #51
Issue number 51 of the online-magazine Amiga Information Online (AIO) is now available.
AIO use their own viewer, available for AmigaOS.
Download: AIOV51.LHA
(sd) (Translation: sk)
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01.Oct.2001
Christoph Gutjahr (ANF)
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Eyetech Statement on AmigaOne/OS4
On the AmigaOne mailing list Alan Redhouse responds to requests regarding the AmigaOne / OS4.0 development
status and to reclamations regarding the long period of time without any new announcement.
>>The Eyetech timeline hasn't been updated for over a quarter (northern
hemisphere tm.) ;) and as I see it, we are, in a way, partners with
Eyetech and Amiga Inc. and so it would be courteous and helpful if they
could give us some kind of update on the situation. Delays if necessary
are fine (well, y'know what I mean) and I certainly don't want to add to
the pressures that Alan and Eyetech etc are already under, but I think it
would be reasonable to break the silence.
>Would giving you / anyone on this list / me more information affect how many
units they ship? Businesses aren't courteous because they're, well, because
they're businesses I guess.
It is about business, not about a lack of courteousness and, particularly,
the A1 project is not a reality TV show or soap opera.
This is a complex, specialist project that no large (sane?) company would
undertake for a small and diminishing market. The end result has to be
affordable, despite the small production runs so the whole development has
to be done under very tight cost control.
Of course in any complex project there are snags and solutions, holdups and
breakthroughs almost daily, many of which are outside our and our partners
control. However it is our collective jobs to sort them out professionally
and not to conduct our daily business lives as if we were on Big Brother,
Loft Story (or whatever its called in your country).
This is also made more difficult by us trying to be as open as possible
within the bounds of NDA's and the propensity of mailing lists to
rumourmonger. We have deliberately kept this list open, but the commercial
downside is that Bill Hoggett misses no opportunity to promote Amithlon and
knock the whole PPC concept, Paul Qureshi doesn't love Eyetech (for some
reason that I'm unclear about) and thinks Elbox's rumoured solution is best.
And we know Ralph Schmidt is in the list representing the interests of bplan
who are also intending to compete for the contents of Amigan's wallets. All
that means that we have to be even more aware of the misinterpretation of
any information that we put out.
Its also common and public knowledge (ie Bill said it in his St Louis
speech) that Amiga Inc are having difficulty raising their second round of
finance since the tech meltdown earlier this year. This has inevitably had
an effect on the level of resources that they have been able to put into the
A1/OS4.x project, and there has therefore had to be a reallocation of
financial and operational responsibilities within it across the other
partners. This all takes time (and money) to sort out and so, yes there have
been some delays. And it is obviously important to treat all the A1/OS4.0
work as a single project because it is clearly not feasible to sell the
hardware in advance of the OS being ready - all you get then is a very
expensive but not very functional paperweight.
However OS4.0 is now well under way and looks like it will make a November
release, but maybe not the 1st.
So why has there been silence?
- Everyone wants certainty in announcements, either to plan and be
reassured, or to snipe and start rumours. There is no point in making
announcements while negotiations are still proceeding and therefore some
aspects of the outcome are still uncertain.
- Amiga Inc has been on the verge (and still is) of obtaining a substantial
funding package for the past few months, which would clearly change the
resources available for the project substantially. We have all been hoping
to make a joint news announcement incorporating this and its effect on the
A1/OS4.x project.
- There are many individuals providing input to the project and they all
need to be consulted prior to making substantive announcements. In fact I'm
probably breaking my own code of conduct in this respect by posting this
note.
Ok thats not a lot, but its all this list is getting from me today. I hope
it helps.
Alan
PS Several people have commented that they think we have a monopoly
supply position with the A1 board. Well we do have the only PPC product that
will run OS4.0 (although we are pressing for OS4.0 to be released for the
Cyberstorm PPC as well), but that is because OS4.0 needs an existing Classic
Amiga chipset to run. In theory there would be nothing to stop someone (eg
bplan) designing a pci card with the classic chipset on and using it as the
basis of the classic compatibility on a CHRP-compatible board. But the
economics of doing this just don't add up, particularly when A1200's are
readily and cheaply available (the type - PAL or NTSC - doesn't matter) and
there would be a significant amount of additional work in porting/testing
OS4.0 to work on this new card. Given the small market size there is really
only scope for one A1-type product. If someone else had been mad enough to
decide to build one we would almost certainly have decided to drop out - so
there would still have been only a single product to choose from.
(ps)
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01.Oct.2001
Jürgen Haage (E-Mail)
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H&P answers questions about AmigaOS XL FAQ
As reported H&P made a German online FAQ about the
emulator AmigaOS XL available. After reading the FAQ I asked Jürgen Haage some questions concerning the point 30.
Following you will find the answers.
FAQ:
30. What about AmigaOS 4.0?
The development is managed by Amiga Inc.
Question to H&P:
AmigaOS 4.0 should be exhibited with the AmigaOne in November this year. Does the follwing sentence mean that H&P is not
currently working on AmigaOS 4.0 for AmigaOne?
Jürgen Haage:
As you may know the discussion started early this year. The first prototypes were planned for March. We planned the
development of our part of AmigaOS4 according to this date. The first presentation was expected for the St. Louis Show
in April...
But up until know we still have no hardware to develop for.
FAQ:
It is mainly a porting of AmigaOS 3.9 to PPC. Only some few new components are planned for this release. They are also
available for 68k and could be easyly used with Amithlon/AmigaXL. But this is a decision of Amiga Inc.
Question to H&P:
This means that it is only some political decision made by Amiga Inc. if OS4 will be available for Classic-Amigas?
Jürgen Haage:
There are some important assumptions to be able to make a political decision. I do not think that these assumptions are
available at the moment.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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30.Sep.2001
Thomas Igracki (ANF)
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Audio: cddb.library
With this library every programmer can integrate CDDB support in his/her
programs without knowledge of cddb protokols or tcp/ip.
CDDB is about a database of audio CDs from which one can draw title, track title, etc. of any
desired audio CD.
Download: cddb-lib.lzx
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Alexander Kurtz (ANF)
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Aminet: Initial beta version of the new amiNET.GUI
Alexander Kurtz wrote:
The amiNET.GUI is being reworked completely to be changed from a
static HTML site to a dynamic PHP script.
This will bring much advantages to the users.
Now I'm able to offer the dowload pages in several languages and can even add
more languages without any problem.
Moreover an automatic debriefing of the MOD (Message Of the Day) is
possible. So the user immediately will be informed about trojans or viruses,
if appear in the Aminet.
Before long it also will be possible to automatically let create a message on
the news page, if you upload using amiNET.GUI
Soon I will be able to offer an operative version of AULA.
An initial beta version of the new amiNET.GUI is online. This is far from
containing all of the functions, but already views the direction the
amiNET.GUI is going.
My ambition is to get the amiNET.GUI off beta status until the
Amiga meeting on 17. November 2001 in Bremen, Germany.
I would be very happy to learn about your opinion and/or suggestions,
cause the amiNET.GUI wasn't made for me only, but for you.
(sd)
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30.Sep.2001
AmigaArt
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Audio: Betas of AHI V5.17 and paula.audio V4.27
Martin Blom released beta version 5.17 of the 'ahi.device' for
PPC/68k, and beta version 4.27 of 'paula.audio'.
This release contains bugfixes for AmigaOS, MorphOS, and Amithlon.
Download shortcut: www.lysator.liu.se/~lcs/files/ahi/beta/
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Amiga-News.net (ANF)
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Ride agency to the show and other events
xandiy wrote:
Like all the other past years, again I offer a ride agency. This time
at Amiga-News.net (has nothing to do with amiga-news.de).
Me and other Amiga devotees would be happy about many offers and requests.
xandiy
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Amiga Future
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Amiga-Society: Software page extended, Schlachtfeld bugfix
The Amiga-Society website was updated.
New or extended articles were added to the software page, primarily by the help
of Nico Barbat, Falke Verlag (AMIGAplus).
The current archives for the strategy game
Schlachtfeld were missing
the sound files 6_24 to 6_28. On 30. September those missing sounds were included and
released on the
download page.
Download: Schlachtfeld2_V2.15.lzx (1613K)
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Amiga Future
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Event: AMIGA World 2001 on 17./18. November 2001 (update)
Amiga Future magazine on their website
report about the 'Amiga WORLD 2001' to take place on 17th and 18th November
2001 in the 'Mediapark 6' in Cologne. About 400 m² of exhibition space is
available there. The Falke Verlag is organizer of this fair.
Amiga Future established a
thread
on this show in their forum with topical news and discussions.
According to AMIGAplus magazine the following exhibitors
would attend this show:
- Amiga Inc.
- AMIGAplus
- Amiga Active
- Amiga Future
- APC&TCP
- bplan
- Cloanto
- COOLbits
- DCE
- Eternity
- e.p.i.c. interactive
- Haage & Partner
- Hyperion
- individual Computer
- KDH Datentechnik
- Matay
- Merlancia or Vesalia
(sd)
Update 01. October 2001:
From today, on the website for this Amiga show it is
mentioned that this show is called 'AMIGA 2001' and will take place in the KOMED in Cologne, Germany. (ps) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Oliver Förster (ANF)
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Music: Sid4 Amiga Beta V3.34
On 28. September 2001 Paul Heams has released a new beta version
of the SID-(C64-music-)player 'SID4Amiga'.
New is a 'Reverb' routine which makes it possible to add a bit atmosphere to
the good old pieces of C64-music.
Download: S4AB_334.lha
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Olaf Koebnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Interview with J. Jalkanen and full version of
Amiga Arena - Interview Project
Janne Jalkanen, developer of the image editing software "PPT" answered
the questions of the Amiga Arena and unveiled interesting stuff about
his future and the AmigaDE.
Amiga Arena - BladeHD
After many users weren't able to run the Amiga Arena version of the RPG game
"Blade" by Mark S., the final German version is available for exclusive donwload.
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Soren Ladegaard (ANF)
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More C= Commodore TV-commercials
A 16 second videoclip (mpeg) showing "Commodore Amiga präsentiert -
Seaquest DSV" recorded from German RTL television is now available for
download at
The Commodore Billboard
in the "Commercials -> Amiga" section. Audio preview available too. (ps)
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30.Sep.2001
Tom,s Hardware Guide
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Tom's Hardware Guide: ATi Radeon 7500: Class for the mass
»ATi a bit precipitated made inroads into the editorial offices with
prototypes
of the Radeon 7500 and 8500. Now the final silicon was finished for the cheaper variant Radeon 7500
and it now is shipping to the vendors. Innately this board comes with dual monitor support and a
TV out connector.«
Complete article (German) see title link.
More articles about this subject:
Tom's Hardware Guide: GeForce3 Under Attack: ATi's Radeon 8500 Previewed
Tom's Hardware Guide: SMARTSHADER - Up The Pixel Shader Ladder
Tom's Hardware Guide: Matrox Launches The G550
Tom's Hardware Guide: More articles from the graphics boards field.
(cm) (Translation: mj)
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30.Sep.2001
Hard Tecs 4U
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Hard Tecs 4U: Prices for the new Athlon XP turned up
»Initial information about prices for the new Athlon XP turned up
at The Register.«
Complete article see title link. (cm)
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30.Sep.2001
Tom's Hardware Guide
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Tom's Hardware Guide: TFT prices still in downtrend
»Market investigators continue to expect TFT screen prices to tend downwards.
Near the end of 3Q01 prices for these handy displays will be about 20% cheaper than
early this year. The analyzers all in all expect twice as much devices to be sold in
2001 compared to sales of the previous year.«
Complete article (German) see title link. (cm) (Translation: mj)
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29.Sep.2001
Jens Henschel (ANF)
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AMIGAplus forum online again
Today at 14:30 h has the AMIGAplus forum gone online again. The bugs were
removed and the design got a revision. Enjoy posting!
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Fr3dY's Amiga Web Page
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Tool: giFT V0.9.6
giFT V0.9.6 is a generic interface to FastTrack, the Peer-to-Peer
network that is used by Morpheus, KaZaA and Grokster for shared use of files.
Available for download are versions for 020, 040 and 060 CPUs as well as a
MorphOS version.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
programmed-excellence.de
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Genealogy program for Amiga in the works
Sven Dröge is working on a genealogy program for the Amiga.
The idea for this program came him when Sven looked at his father-in-law who
was doing some investigation about his family. That man entered personal data
into some software on the PC. The PC software owns an export function into the
GEDCOM format, the default data exchange format for family tree data. Sven
Dröge asked his father-in-law to open such a file for him, and he got
information about this format from the Internet.
As further investigation showed that such software doesn't exist for the Amiga,
the decision was made to program a genealogy program himself.
´Dynasty´ was born and the plan is to make Dynasty that
genealogy program for the AMIGA. You can read about already realized resp.
planned features under the title link. (ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Volker Grabbe (email)
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Scanner calibration software ICS for AmigaOS 4?
Volker Grabbe has asked Wolf Faust, the programmer of the scanner calibration
software ICS, about the future development of this software.
With permission by Wolf Faust we release the questions and answers:
Volker Grabbe:
Good day, Mr. Faust, as I use on my A4K Scanquix 5, I'd like to ask you a
question. What about coming support of the AmigaOS 4.x from your side? May Amiga
Inc. possibly have approached you because of your product to be integrated into
the OS?
Wolf Faust:
No. AmigaOS 4 is at least for me rather far away. Neither was I asked about it.
And even if so, right now there's simply a lack of time for something like this.
And even if there would be time there had to be something happening financially
to view OS 4 as development platform. In the end the investments into OS 4
have to pay back sometime. Many of the developments here in the last time are
extremly expensive and would almost be not financeable even in the best of Amiga
times.
Volker Grabbe:
I didn't want to embarrass you with my questions yet I am curious about the
future.
Wolf Faust:
Quite clear: there'll be only developments that aren't Amiga specific. But Amiga
users make profit of the expensive developments for PC/Mac. It would be
inconceivable for example to realize the coming offer for transparency units only
for Amiga users. The investments alone for the machine/working time are
running into the hundreds of thousands.
But when I look at the little number of accesses by Amiga users to my website etc. I'm beginning to doubt that even this makes still sense in the long
run.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Stefan Blixth (email)
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OnyxSoft: Cathedral v1.1 and updates
New Program : Cathedral (version 1.1)
Information : - This is a program made to create
really *phat* reverb effects on
audio samples.
- Included engines :
* 68020 (w/o FPU)
* 68040 (FPU)
* PPC-WarpOS
* PPC-PowerUP
Use your PPC to create "phat"
echo-effects very quikcly :-)
----
New version : DECH (version 1.4)
Information : - It can now be used for other
compilers than AmigaE!
- It's possible to save 5 different
pre-defined command-lines for
your five favourite compilers.
- Plus other useful changes.
---
New version : TheMPegEncGUI (version 2.08)
Information : - Added a settable delay between
the encoding of files in the list
to let the filesystem save it's
directory structure to prevent
eventual loss of finished mp3's
in case of a crash.
- Added some modes for Lame.
----
And if you have some minutes over, please fill
in our little survey at:
http://www.onyxsoft.nu/survey.html (ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Werner Lange (email)
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HCS Lange: no calls possible until 1.10.2001 (Update)
As the Amiga repair company HCS Lange has moved recently it cannot be contacted via
phone because of the switching of the telephone number. From 02.10.2001 on
should the line work again.
HCS Lange
AMIGA & COMMODORE SERVICE
32756 Detmold
Phone and Fax 05231 - 34530
Update 30.09.2001:
HCS Lange is available via email. (ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Florian Rehnisch (ANF)
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Discussion about deleting of news:de.comp.sys.amiga.archive
On news:de.admin.news.groups they are discussing at the moment the deleting of
the newsgroup de.comp.sys.amiga.archive.
The newsgroup was used for releasing announcements and archive lists of
mailboxes and FTP sites, but is for some time now only used for daily upload
statistics of the Aminet. The proponent of the process (Simon Paqet) is thinking
that this can't be the meaning of a newsgroup that is distributed worldwide via
many news servers.
(Title link: 1.RfD via Google-Groups)
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Michael Göken (ANF)
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Event: pictures of and report about the Amclust meeting
Michael 'MCP' Göken wrote:
The second Amclust meeting 2001 was again a full success.
The Amclust and the AC Osnabrück met last weekend.
On this occasion were many interesting views exchanged regarding the present situation of
the Amiga market and its loyal users.
As highlight Thomas Dellert presented his PCI-Board 'GREX'.
All were very impressed by the new hardware, only the price is set a little bit
too high in many users' opinion.
In addition has our Guido Mersmann introduced his keyboard adapter which
offers really many features, for example hardware password protection,
multimedia keys, computer on/off, etc..
For this exists a superb software that is also already available on Aminet. On
interest email to Geit@gmx.de.
Apart from that people had been working for three days with the Amigas.
We've taken some snapshots of this event (see title link).
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Achim Stegemann (ANF)
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Digital Almanac III - news
Good news for all users of and people interested in Digital Almanac III. After
the sales of the astronomy software had to be stopped because of defective
hardware it can go on again. There's hardware again, so the development and the sales of the CD-ROMs can restart.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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29.Sep.2001
Tao Group
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Tao Group: Tao Strengthens Wireless Java
Reading, England, September 27, 2001 -- Tao Group today announces it has acquired additional intellectual property software rights from ASCII Corporation in Japan to further strengthen its 'intent JavaTM Technology Edition' software suite.
The Tao Java product, compliant with industry standards and Sun Microsystems-branded, has been developed over five years and is already being installed into an array of products including digital cameras, phones, pda's, digital televisions, set top boxes, personal computers and web tablets. The various specifications supported by the intent JTE are compact and robust, and run real world content many times faster than any alternative.
Dr. Paddy Byers, Chief Technology Officer of Tao said: "Emphasis on the development of Tao's product has always been on enabling Java technology-based services that the operators and manufacturers must be able to deliver to the consumer to support their economic models. The agreement with ASCII makes our story stronger than ever."
Francis Charig, Tao's Chairman, commented: "This is an excellent acquisition for Tao as we consolidate the technology on the intent media stack for both wireless and wired devices. Our Java product is part of a comprehensive multimedia, language independent solution which is uniquely helping companies take compelling and differentiated products to market both quickly and at low cost."
The conclusion of the ASCII Agreement is the first of several key announcements by Tao in the wireless space over the coming months.
The complete press release can be found following the title link.
(ps)
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28.Sep.2001
Markus Pohlmann (ANF)
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New role-playing game for Classic Amigas in the works
Project Crashsite - that'll be the name of the new role-playing game for
Classic Amigas which is currently still under development. The role-playing
game in the science fiction genre will require a CD-ROM, 68040 (minimum)
and a graphics card.
Here an excerpt from the description:
»Mankind has reached for the stars and colonized a planet system.
Far away from Sol, Future II develops into a self-sufficient economy system with
own government. Not only has this government plans for Future II but the
Sol government also. The third in the trio is McJevl, the space flight company
who made the settling and terraforming possible. McJevl has plans too, and
gets a big chance to make them reality.
Here enters the player as member of the Future Security Corps, the system-internal
police. With a team consisting of up to six characters, law and order must be
preserved in Future II. A difficult task which gets even harder as a meteor
hits one of the planets and an eye-witness of the event is being murdered before
the eyes of the Future Security Corps.
Investigations lead to the fact that this is not the only death ...«
Up-to-date information on the game development are now available at
projektcrashsite.de.
If you want to get a first impression of what the Classic Amiga is in for
you should surf by.
Comments, suggestions and critics are welcome. (ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
AudioLabs
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Audiosoftware: ProStationAudio compatible with G-Rex PCI bus boards
ProStationAudio is compatible with G-Rex PCI busboards by DCE and Terratec
PCI audio boards. Frank Mariak, DCE's software designer of drivers for
the G-Rex, confirms that drivers they just made for the 128i and 512i
Terratec models have passed preliminary tests for analog I/O with
ProStationAudio. Drivers for the 512i are being extended with S/P-DIF
support.
G-Rex makers and AudioLabs are actively cooperating to provide the best
compatibility between this new PCI busboard and ProStationAudio (a big
thank you to Frank for his continued and accurate work).
The G-Rex PCI busboard, available in two models for the A4000 and A1200
is a solution developed specifically for owners of P5/DCE CyberStorm and
Blizzard PPC and/or 68K CPU cards. The G-Rex 4000D replaces the stock
A4000 backplane, offering slots for PCI and Zorro cards. ProStationAudio
takes advantage as well of PCI graphic cards installed on the G-Rex.
(ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
dynAMIteXXL
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Game: dynAMIteXXL version 1.7a
dynAMIteXXL version 1.7a, a Bomberman clone, is available for download.
dynAMIte requires from this version on the identify.library V13.
This update contains many changes which are listed in the
changes text.
Download: dynAMIte.lha -
dynAMIte.readme
(ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
Grzegorz Kraszewski (ANF)
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Software update for Prometheus
Matay has released small software upgrade for Prometheus - Zorro III to
PCI bridge. It consists of new version of SANA-II driver for Ethernet
cards based on RTL8029 chip, and small graphical network traffic monitor
called NetMeter. These can be downloaded from
Prometheus support page.
(ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
Amarpreet Singh Munde (ANF)
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Datatype: DocDatatypes V40.22
Amarpreet Singh Munde has released an update of DocDatatypes.
DocDatatypes is a set of datatype classes for documents. The list of
supported formats include: MS-Word (Windows, Mac, OS2), RTF, WordPerfect,
Write, MS-Works, AmiPro, WordStar, WordStar 2000, Pocket Word, Quill,
XyWrite III, Psion Word, Psion TextEd, Palm DB TEXt Doc (pdbdoc), First
Word Plus, Mac Write and Mac Text.
New for this version (40.22) is the support of writing Compressed Palm Docs
and the fixing of the Mac Write, Mac Text, Mac TeachText and WordPerfect 4
descriptors. Also all datatypes have had some speed improvements and memory
optimisations.
There is also the latest version of FindFile in the archive. A new fast,
easy to use file finder application that offers search by name, size, date,
and even file type.
Also, in association with Amiga Arena, DocDatatypes Lite is available for
registration at a reduced fee for those who do not require support of all
the exotic formats.
Available to download only from http://go.to/docdatatypes
(ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
AmiBench
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AmiBench celebrates 4th birthday
Mark 'tecno' Wilson, maintainer of AmiBench, the website for international
and free ads, celebrates the fourth birthday of the website with a quiz.
Happy birthday.
(ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
AmiDog
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AmiDog: AMP PPC-Movieplayer V2.04
Mathias "AmiDog" Roslund has made available version 2.04 of his movie player
'AMP' for PPC for download. AMP is a shareware program which can currently
play the following multimedia formats:
- MPEG1/2 video with sound (optional)
- MP2/MP3 audio streams
- FLI/FLC
- AC3 streams
Changes since AMP v2.03:
- Optimized the AC3 decoder, it's about 50% faster now.
- Added LORES option that will decode the MPEG at 1/4 of the original size (i.e. half width and half height). This is about twice as fast depending on bitrate and resolution.
- Fixed some bad init in the MPEGV decoder, should remove the jerky playback at startup.
- Fixed AC3 sync bug causing it to not work at all. Also, pausing may have caused any kind of strange effects.
- Made the subtitle decoder handle LORES as well.
- Fixed the "PPC Alignment Exception" problem.
- GUI: Replaced Gray with Mode and added options for Gray/Color with/without Lores.
Download: AMP204.lha
(ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
Golem (M. Lunk by e-mail)
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Golem: Vim 6.0 - new version of the free Vi editor clone
»New version offers many new functions
More than one year after the first alpha release, the finished version of the editor
Vim 6.0 (Vi Improved) sees the light of day. The free
Vi clone is still almost 100% compatible with the almost legendary Unix editor "Vi"
but offers many extensions and is tailor-made for the needs of programmers.«
Full German article at the title link.
Update:
Download Amiga version: Mirror Oldenburg (ps) (Translation: rh)
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28.Sep.2001
Bernd Roesch (ANF)
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Emulator: WinUAE version 0.8.17r2
WinUAE, the Amiga emulator for Win95, Win98, WinME, Win2K and WinXP, has been
released in version 0.8.17 Release 2 (JIT version). At the title link you'll
find a detailed listing of the improvements and changes.
Download: WinUAE0817R2.exe
(ps) (Translation: rh)
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27.Sep.2001
Golem
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Golem: Corel still with profits
»Profit and sales declining
In 3Q01 Corel gained sales of 34.2 millions USD which is slightly less than
the 36.4 millions USD of last year and the 36 millions USD of 2Q01.
Profit was at 500,000 USD or 0.01 USD per share.«
Complete article see title link (German).
Another message about this subject:
The Register: Corel makes money shock!
(cm) (Translation: mj)
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27.Sep.2001
Ralph Ewers (ANF)
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Hardware: Water cooling for Cyberstorm-PPC
A do-it-yourself project which might be of special interest for overclockers,
since water is known to cool better than air does. This is said to run
trouble-free up to know - at this time the author has in mind to utilize
a peltier element together with the water cooling.
Even if one would not try this himself, it is vital to take a look at
the picture of this reconstructed CSPPC on the page - somehow fascinating :-).
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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27.Sep.2001
CyberGraphX Homepage
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CyberGraphX Homepage: Visionary site established
Since early September the official
CyberGraphX homepage is being regularly
update again, after a small time-out, and the readers are provided with
interesting information all about CyberGrahpX. At the title link you will
find the newly established sub-site 'Visionary' with many screenshots
of Workbenches running Visionary.
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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27.Sep.2001
Thomas Wolf (ANF)
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AmigaKult: Graphic artist wanted!
AmigaKult is wanting one or more graphic artist/s to create small logos and pictures
for the AmigaKult homepage. If you are interested, please send a sample of
your skills to Thomas.
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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27.Sep.2001
Mariusz Wloczysiak (E-Mail)
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Elbox approves software
Elbox Computer is pleased to announce formulation of
its new policy aimed at ensuring total compatibility
of software written for Mediator PCI busboards by
external developers with hardware and software designed
and produced by Elbox.
Medication by Richard Brooklyn is the first program for
Mediator to obtain the status of "Approved by ELBOX."
The "Approved by ELBOX" seal means that ELBOX
guarantees this program to be fully compatible with
Elbox hardware and software.
Medication is a tool for every Mediator user. It
allows configuring all the PCI cards installed in the
Mediator busboard in one easy-to-use MUI based GUI.
Medication allows configuring all of the supported
PCI boards installed in Mediator. It enables setting of:
tooltypes in the Picasso96 graphic system, graphic card
parameters, AHI preferences and sound card settings,
TV card settings and control over parameters of the
screen displayed by the TV card.
See the screenshots of the Medication program:
http://www.geocities.com/richardbrooklyn/
More info about the Medication program:
http://www.amiga-mediator.co.uk/medication/medication.shtml
(ps)
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27.Sep.2001
Markus Schmidt (ANF)
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Update of the ICQ user list
Due to other projects Markus Schmidt had less time to intensively care for the ICQ
user list. Hence a lot of registrations retained of which the number of 26 now have
been entered to the list. Six new post code sections were added by this. The number of
20 entries remaining will be entered to the list during the following days.
Markus Schmidt: "By this I ask anybody, who might already have been missing his/her
entry, to apologize and for a little understanding! The list is being maintained by me
only and by hand, which sometimes leads to a longer delay before the next update.
In the future I'll try to prevent longer queue times."
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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27.Sep.2001
Oliver Does (ANF)
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Vesalia: Blizzard-PPC changeover project
Due to great demand for G-REX 1200 boards Vesalia Computer starts one-time and
time limited changeover project for Blizzard PPC with 68040/25 to 68050/50.
Prices contain changeover cost including flashROM update and of course the 68060 CPU.
This offer is also valid for defective Blizzard PPC boards, but doesn't include
cost of repair (time and material). More information under the title link.
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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27.Sep.2001
Christian Rosentreter (ANF)
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Picture sequence "Commodore Amiga" released
Photo session with an 'old girl-friend'; the model is about an Amiga 4000D
built into a BigTower. As a homage to the community keeping this system
alive since eight years Christian Rosentreter released an arty picture
sequence. More information and the pictures are to find under the title link.
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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26.Sep.2001
WHDLoad
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Installer: New pakets for WHDLoad (until 25.09.2001)
Games which are only made for floppy discs can now be installed on harddrive with the help of WHDLoad. The following pakets have been added or updated:
- 25.09.01 new: Heimdall 2 (Core Design) done by CFOU!
- 25.09.01 new: Dream Tripping (Digital) done by Psygore (ReadMe, Image)
- 25.09.01 improved: Defender Of The Crown (Cinemaware) small fix
- 24.09.01 new: Tetrix (Markus Olinger/CT-Verlag) done by Codetapper
- 24.09.01 new: Copper Master (Angels) done by Galahad (ReadMe, Image)
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Sep.2001
Amigan Software
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Amigan Software-Updates: WormWars V6.81 and Report+ V5.05
At Amigan Software there are updated versions of the game
WormWars (V6.81) and of the tool Report+ (V5.05).
Download:
wormwars.lha (734 KB)
report.lha (420 KB)
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Sep.2001
AudioLabs
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Audio software: ProStationAudio version 4.20
Version 4.20 of the audio software 'ProStationAudio' has been published. The new version supports all ALPS-plugins. The update will be sent to registered users.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Sep.2001
Dirk Baeyens (E-Mail)
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Amiga.org: Opinion poll for the most popular browser
In the right menu of the Amiga.org-mainsite you will find an opinion poll which asks you for your most popular browser.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Sep.2001
Haage&Partner
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H&P website with new layout
H&P writes:
From today on the new newssite is online. After some experiments with colours and the formation of the head-, bottom- and news area the current layout has been created. As the dominating colour you will find a dark red with white characters - based on the traditional Amiga-colours. On the right border the information column has been placed again. There are messages which besides the current news in the middle will have a staying importance. Up to now only the newssite has been renewed but the rest will follow little by little.
The startpage of our Internet performance
www.haage-partner.de or
www.haage-partner.com
has been also refreshed thus you can access on the current topics in a better way.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Sep.2001
Fr3dY's Amiga Web Page
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Email-program: Anubis V1.0.2
Anubis is an
anonymous mailsender which supports WinGate, encrypted TSL/SSL, anonymous remailing, news posting and much more. You can download the program as MorphOS-version, too.
Download: anubis.lha -
anubis-mos.lha
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Sep.2001
Markus Lunk (E-Mail)
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Blittersoft sold to Virtual Programming Ltd. (update)
Blittersoft has been bought out by Virtual Programming Ltd. As a result,
VP will assume all rights to the product range owned or distributed by
Blittersoft, as well as carrying other Amiga products. VP will be
supporting both the Classic Amiga and new Amiga markets. All existing
Blittersoft customers will be supported by VP and further development
will continue.
Update 29. September 2001:
At Amiga Flame you can find
an extended article
regarding this subject.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Sep.2001
Bob Scharp (E-Mail)
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Event: No more Amiga-shows in St. Louis
Since 1994 Bob and Diana Scharp have organized a great Amigashow in St. Louis and have spent much of their spare time for it. Now they decided to adopt a child which of course will have supreme priority and which lead to the decision of organizing no more shows. Now please read the complete article:
P.O. Box 672
Bridgeton, MO 63044
http://www.amiga-stl.com
bscharp@icon-stl.net
Fellow Amigans,
Over the years, Amigan-St. Louis, (Bob & Diana Scharp), have
brought you many years of Amiga fun and edification. Namely
the Amiga shows we hosted in St. Louis, MO. U.S.A. Since
early 1994, we have been involved with providing the Amiga
community with some of the best Amiga shows ever put on.
Eventually we formed our own company, Amigan-St. Louis, to
run these shows as they got too big to handle with just
volunteers.
We have had many famous people and groups attend, exhibit,
and showcase their products at our events. Some notable
guests include a few Astronauts - Steve Nagel and Linda Godwin,
a singing and dancing group - ANNEX, some celebrities - all of
the various Amiga owners, presidents, staff. Notables such
as Petro Tyschtschenko, Mitch Stone of Boycott Micro$oft,
radio host Jim Singler, plus too many famous Amigans to
mention.
We have not only hosted shows, but held banquets that have
become famous by themselves. Who would ever forget the
reintroduction of Amiga with Gateway, or even better with
Bill McEwen. Then there was the ROAST of Petro Tyschtschenko.
We celebrated Petro's many years of service to the Amiga
community and his retirement the day of the banquet at our
show Amiga2001. That will live in our hearts for many years.
Unfortunately, we cannot continue the shows for now. There
will be no Amiga 2002© show, sponsored by us. The good news,
is the reason why.
Diana and I are adopting a child. Our lives will be even
busier than usual this year and next, so we will have to
pass the torch, at least for awhile, to others. Although
we are not ruling out the possibility of a future show
sponsored by us, we just can't possibly do any for now.
We hope you will understand. We hope you will keep the
Amiga in your hearts. Hey, we hope to see some of you at
other shows and events. Maybe we will be able to bring
our newest Amigan with us.
So for now, we bid farewell to the show side of our
business, but please consider purchasing some of our latest
products from our company.
"Petro ROAST tape"*.................... only $ 15 + $ 5 s&h
"Amiga Antenna balls".................. only $ 3 + $ 1 s&h
"Amiga Coffee Mug (no.2)............... only $ 12 + $ 5 s&h
"Other Bounce-back video tapes......... see web site
* Petro ROAST tape will be available in a few weeks.
For other products, see our web page.
Mail your orders to:
Amigan-St. Louis
PO Box 672
Bridgeton, MO 63044
Please make checks payable to Amigan-St. Louis, in U.S. funds.
Postal Money orders are also accepted. No credit cards or
pay pal.
You can also visit our web site for details, at:
http://www.amiga-stl.com
As a final note on Amiga shows in the U.S., I understand that
Kermit Woodall of Nova Design is putting one together for the
east coast. It is supposed to be held the last weekend of March 2002.
For information, keep an eye on amiga.org and other news sites.
It has been a great pleasure working with many of you, and
showcasing the Amiga and it's capabilities. I wish all of you
great success, and we hope to see you all again.
Best Regards,
Bob & Diana Scharp (ps) (Translation: dr)
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25.Sep.2001
Richard Körber (ANF)
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Tool: Identify-Update with AmigaXL-Support
The Identify-package is now available in version 13.0. New is the AmigaXL support.
The library does not only convert Guru- and Zorroboard IDs into a readable format, it
also displays several data about the used system. Added tools like ListExp are very
useful to create bugreports. Identify can be used by Assembler, C, Basic, Pascal, E,
and ARexx and from the Installer.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Sep.2001
Jörg Brenner (ANF)
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Lexsite: Update of Hardware-Website
Today the Amiga-Hardware-Website is updated. New released on the Lexsite are
following expansions:
- Kupke Golem Turbo 1000 (Turboboard for A1000)
- DCE SX 32 Pro (CD32-Turboboard and general expansion)
- Commodore CDTV
- AmiTrix SCSI-TV (SCSI-Controller for CDTV)
- Breitfeld AccessX 500 & 2000 (IDE-Controller)
- California Access Malibu (SCSI-Controller for Zorro II)
- Commodore A570 (CD-ROM-Drive)
- Expansion Systems DataFlyer 500 Express (SCSI-/IDE-Controller for A500)
- GVP Impact A2000 (Series I) (SCSI-Controller for Zorro II)
- HK-Computer Vector SCSI (SCSI-Controller for Zorro II)
- Mainhattan Data Paradox (SCSI-Adaptor)
- M.A.S.T. Tiny Tiger (SCSI-Adaptor)
- Protar A500 HD (SCSI-Controller)
- Roctec RocHard (IDE-Controller for A500)
- Combitec S-RAM (Memoryexpansion for A500)
- CP-Computer CP500 Plus/Vario 3 (Memoryexpansion for A500+)
- CP-Computer MegiChip (ChipRAM-Expansion)
- DKB Mem 1200 (Memoryexpansion for A1200)
- Intelligent Memory Pro-RAM (Memoryexpansion for A500)
- MacroSystem Multi Mega Box (Meoryexpansion for A500)
- RBW RAM Fighter 2000 (Memoryexpansion for Zorro II)
- W.A.W. 2MB ChipRAM Adaptor
- W.A.W. BigRAM 25 (Memoryexpansion for A500)
- W.A.W. BigRAM 30 (Memoryexpansion for A500+)
Also added are photos and/or gallery pictures for 15 expansions, more details here.
Many Thanks to all who gave material for the Lexsite. The website will be continued
so we are still looking for supplements and pictures (especially about the latest
expansions). (ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Sep.2001
Markus Nerding (E-Mail)
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H&P: AmigaOS XL Roadshow
H&P will present LIVE the AmigaOS-XL on several events, because you can not imagine
the increase of performance if you have not seen it with your own eyes. Here are the
first dates:
- 20.-21. October 2001: Pianeta 2001, Empoli, Italy, Info
- 3. November 2001: World Of Amiga 2001, Brentwood, Essex, UK. Info
- 17. November 2001: Amiga-User-Club Bremen (Germany)
More informations and dates will follow. (ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Sep.2001
Christoph Gutjahr (ANF)
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AmigaFire: Pagan Games releases first AmigaDE game
On AmigaFire.com the first AmigaDE game from Pagan Games
(Earth 2140, Dafel:Bloodline) including Screenshots is presented. "It is based upon
the principle of gravity is described best with `Tetris meets Pool - in Space'"
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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25.Sep.2001
mp3Play homepage (ANF)
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mp3Play v1.2 released
Carl Svensson has released a new version of the minimalistic MPEGA GUI,
mp3Play. The new version 1.2 contains a bugfix which removes the problems
with playing files with spaces in their names. mp3Play now handles spaces
in file names just fine, and furthermore it remembers the last visited
directory between loading files.
(ps)
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