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!

• 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

• 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

AmBoS-Update.lha     comm/ambos 1.2M+AmBoS-Update Rel. 2.98k (Thursday 26-Jul
binbatchpost.lha     comm/news    6K+Post binary files with NewsRog
FWControl.lha        comm/tcp   152K+Firewallcontrol for miamidx 0.1 *BETA*
DKG-MMFX.lha         demo/sound 586K+MultiMegaMix/Kefrens 1oo% fixed and impr
numconv.lha          dev/misc     8K+Simple DEC/HEX/BIN/ASC/FLT/OCT converter
MCDP_GldPanel.lha    disk/cdrom  29K+Replacement for standard Gold panel for 
MyRepulse-2.txt      docs/rview  23K+Review of the REPULSE audio card.
MyRepulse2.txt       docs/rview  23K+Review of REPULSE audio card. Revision 2
DopeWars-Final.lha   game/actio  14K+New version of Dope Wars
slimcdrom_in_a.txt   hard/hack    6K+Use Slimline CD/CDR/DVD in your Amiga
anescgfx.lha         misc/emu   134K+A/NES CGFX v1.24 - Nintendo emulator
imdbDiff010720.lha   misc/imdb  1.8M+Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase
tomaatti.lha         mods/chip    6K+Chip DBM mod by Tripper^Moods^Void
skobe.lha            mods/demo  195K+Demostyle 4ch-MOD by Tripper^Moods^Void
bicycle.lha          mods/house 341K+Moods-Onlinecompo DBM mod by Tripper^Moo
boyfunky.lha         mods/house 315K+Funkyhouse DBM mod by Tripper^Moods^Void
fantasynew.lha       mods/house 452K+Demohousetrance DBM mod by Tripper^Moods
monobeats.lha        mods/house 343K+Monotonic house,detroit DBM mod by Tripp
upground.lha         mods/house 702K+House, Dance DBM mod by Tripper^Moods^Vo
washgo.lha           mods/house  28K+House 4ch MOD by Tripper^Moods^Void
sjuice.lha           mods/jungl 772K+Drum'n'Bass DBM mod by Tripper^Moods^Voi
sjuicedit.lha        mods/jungl 772K+Drum'n'Bass DBM mod by Tripper^Moods^Voi
rollercoast.lha      mods/tranc 856K+Trance to monotonic DBM mod by Tripper^M
timedist.lha         mods/tranc 844K+Trance, Goa DBM mod by Tripper^Moods^Voi
timegate.lha         mods/tranc 844K+Trance, Goa DBM mod by Tripper^Moods^Voi
id3taglibgui.lha     mus/edit   170K+MPEG Audio ID3Tag (V1.x and V2.x) Editor
Projector_C4D.lha    pix/trace  515K+Projector-scene created with Cinema4D
CoolOS6.jpg          pix/wb     245K+WB pic made with DiamondBOX and PfPaint
GhostBuster.lha      util/cdity  38K+Automatically hides invalid disk icons
JPEG-DT.lha          util/dtype 434K+New Datatype for JPEG Images (43.6)
JPEG-DT35.lha        util/dtype 357K+New Datatype for JPEG Images (46.4)
PCD-DT.lha           util/dtype 141K+Datatype for Photo-CD Images (43.14)
PCD-DT35.lha         util/dtype  71K+Datatype for Photo-CD Images (44.3)
RGFX-DT.lha          util/dtype 126K+Datatype for IFF-RGFX-Format (43.16)
RGFX-DT35.lha        util/dtype  50K+Datatype for IFF-RGFX-Format (44.3)
WarpJPEGdt.lha       util/dtype 135K+JFIF-JPEG datatype V44.22 (68k,WarpOS,Mo
WarpPNGdt.lha        util/dtype 140K+PNG image datatype V44.18 (68k,WarpOS,Mo
GlowAttack.lha       util/misc  193K+"Glow" anims for ReqAttack v1.80+
NewHomer.lha         util/misc   37K+(bugfixed update) Another talking Homer 
ReportPlus.lha       util/misc  383K+Report+ 5.0: Multipurpose utility
MiniI17.lha          util/wb    820K+Mini-Icone over 540

• up to 256 colours on AA machines
• IntelliFont support, font styles, draw modes, colour fonts
• all graphic modes of your computer are supported
• flexible spray function
• multi spray: spray with random colours
• invert / colourise graphics
• swap colours
• ARexx port
• lists the lastly used files in the project menu

• Im/export of ASCII files in the formats of SuperBase Professional 4, BECKERtext III, Documentum 2, ProWrite, TransWrite, Personal Write; possible adjustment to other formats
• Flexible functions to search and replace field contents, e.g. multiply field contents by a constant.
• field names can have up to 20 characters and may contain blanks.
• direct access via dataset numbers
• filter function

• LangTool until 31. July 01
• SoundFX until 01. August 01
• XadMaster Lib until 14. August 01
• GeoWorld until 15. August 01

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• 07280002.JPG
• 07280003.JPG
• 07280004.JPG
• 07280005.JPG
• 07280006.JPG
• 07280007.JPG
• 07280008.JPG

• 10:00 am: Begin show
• 11:00 am: Kermit Woodall of NovaDesign
• 12:00 pm: John developer of Series Zero application
• 1:00 pm: AudioLabs
• 2:00 pm: Joe Torre

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               A M I G A   C H O O S E S   S T O R M C 

        A M I G A   A N D   E D I V I S I O N   I N   D E A L

            P U S H   F O R   A   T A O   S T A N D A R D

     N E W ,   F A S T E R   P O W E R   P C   A N N O U N C E D

     W O R L D   O F   A M I G A   B A C K  -  I N   T H E   U K 

         A M I G A F E S T   2 0 0 1   A P P R O A C H I N G 

            A M I W E S T   I S   S T A R T I N G   . . . 

    A N D   T H E R E ' L L   B E   A   D E V C O N   T H E R E ! 

    A L M O S T   H E R E   -   A M I G A   B B Q ,   O T T A W A 

       N E W   I N F O R M A T I O N   O N   S A K U   2 0 0 1 

           A M I G A   S E C U R I T Y   W E B P A G E 

     M E R L A N C I A   I N D U S T R I E S   I S   H I R I N G 

          G E N E T I C   S P E C I E S   F O R   F R E E !

Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:
 July is often a dry month in this part of the world. Maybe that's why
there hasn't been much Amiga news? Perhaps it's dried up as well.
 Regardless, we have enough information to make a newsletter for you
and there are some interesting items in it.
 For one thing there are a number of Amiga shows coming up. Two of
them are set to kick off tomorrow (actually, AmiWest gets some
activities underway today). If you're in the area for either, please
attend and show your Amiga community spirit.
 We were going to include an article or two on the continuing feud
between Hyperion and Elbox, distasteful as that would have been, but
it appears these two companies may actually have settled matters. On
July 18 there was information to that affect posted to the net. We can
only hope that's true.
 You will notice a story below on Merlancia Industries recruiting new
employees. It's good to see an Amiga company expanding and we wish
them well. We also notice that they've apparently already been
rounding up Amiga talent. A quick look at their web site shows Amiga
legend Dave Haynie is now on their staff. 
 And to round the month out, there's the matter of a new Power PC chip
announced by Motorola. Details are below.
 There may not be a lot of news, but what there is, is interesting.
 We hope you enjoy this issue.
 Brad Webb,
 Editor
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E-mail to the E-ditor:

14 Jul 2001 

Hello,

 I would like first to congratulate you for your efforts to give us
the the information in your e-mag .
 
 Can you tell me if there is still support for Miami ?
 
 I received last year my registred-keyfile for the full package ( from
OS3.5).
 
 I tried since March to receive the MiamiSSL_USA . I send my request
from the register in the Miami-register program for the SSL file . I
received confirmation of my request a week later then nothing .
 
 I send email to kruse@nordicglobal.com two months ago at least ,still
no anwser
 .
 I download MiamiSSL from Aminet but it needs one of the two en-
cryption librairies which is my request .
 
 Can you help me to have this librairy .

Regards,
N.Renaud (Canada)
~~~~~~
Hello,
 As far as I know, there is no more support for Miami. However, it
continues to work fine and the international SSL library, at least, is
available. The difficulty is you are not supposed to use the
international version in Canada, and I believe you can't get the
US/Canadian version from Nordic Global. The international version will
work, of course, but downloading that and using it is not legal in the
US/Canada (Nordic Global's site does provide a link to download this
version for the benefit of non-US/Canadian users)..
 Does anyone among the readers have more information on Miami and SSL? 
 Brad
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             A M I G A   C H O O S E S   S T O R M C 

 July 14, 2001 - Amiga Inc is pleased to announce that it is
partnering with HAAGE&PARTNER GmbH, of Glashuetten, Germany in order
to provide Amiga developers with a world class development
environment.
 
 Amiga Inc is working closely with HAAGE&PARTNER to provide for the
first their flagship StormC developer package will become the official
Amiga Development System. This will see StormC providing transparent,
language independent support for both the AmigaOS and the AmigaDE.
 
 "Amiga is committed to moving application development forwards to
support our new architecture." said Fleecy Moss, Chief Technical
Officer of Amiga Inc. "This means dynamic, persistent components,
descriptive, location independent interfaces, brokered services and a
complete separation of design from implementation. HAAGE&PARTNER have
spent many years creating a simple, easy to use, yet powerful
development package for the AmigaOS, and we are delighted to be
working with them as we push forwards.
 
 "We are very pleased about the Amiga certification on StormC", said
Jürgen Haage, General Manager of HAAGE&PARTNER GmbH. "This
certification is a quality assurance for Amiga Inc. and guarantees the
Amiga developer community a continuous further development of our
StormC development system. "
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       A M I G A   A N D   E D I V I S I O N   I N   D E A L

Snoqualmie, WA - July 16, 2001

 Edivision LLC announced today that they would create game
applications for the Amiga Digital Environment (AmigaDE). The company
plans to create 3 development labels in the coming year for the
AmigaDE environment. The titles created under these labels will be
distributed through the Sharp Space Town web site for release in Japan
and through other Amiga distribution channels worldwide. Amiga and
Edivision also announced a joint relationship where Edivision would
provide key pieces of technology for the AmigaDE.
 
 The principals at Edivision have more than 30 years of experience in
the computer graphics field. Patrick Roberts created 2D and 3D effects
for Walt Disney's feature animation classic "Dinosaur". He has also
created software and animation for Dreamworks Animation, Disney
Classics and the Disney channel. Jeremy Engelman is one of the finest
3D artists in the world. His best-known work is the artwork for Cyan's
Riven, the sequel to Myst. Steven Haun is an award-winning computer
graphics producer with more than 10 years of experience in the
computer graphics and entertainment industry. His credits include
effects production for Warner Brothers, Universal Pictures, ABC, CBS,
and Fox Television.
 
 "This relationship with Edivision will offer consumers some exciting
content and an enjoyable experience that they will want to share with
others," said Bill McEwen, President and CEO of Amiga, Inc. "Patrick,
Jeremy and Steven are longtime supporters of Amiga and we appreciate
their contributions to driving adoption of our software. With their
expertise in gaming and the entertainment industry, we look forward to
some revolutionary games for the PDA market."
 
 "We are very excited to be working with Amiga to generate compelling
content for the AmigaDE," said Patrick Roberts, one of the founders at
Edivision. "When Amiga announced their relation with Sharp, we saw
this as an opportunity to get in early on a new, exciting gaming
platform. Devices like the Sharp Zaurus and other PDA's offer the
ability to reach a new and different generation of gamers."
 
 Edivision will focus on original titles for its first set of
releases. The company is also negotiating with other content providers
to bring their titles to the AmigaDE platform.
 
 The market for video games in the United States, which includes
arcade, PC, console, and online gaming, is currently estimated to be
worth $11 billion. The AmigaDE platform allows developers to create
game applications that target this market. The binary portable nature
of AmigaDE content allows applications to migrate seamlessly from cell
phones and handheld devices to set-top boxes and up to desktop
machines and servers.
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          P U S H   F O R   A   T A O   S T A N D A R D

July 14, 2001

 World's leading consumer electronics firms push to create premium
contents platform standard. Sharp, JVC, Kyocera and the Tao Group
today announce the launch of the Open Contents Platform Association.
This move, initiated by Japan's consumer electronics giants, will
promote the global standardization of the intent(R) media platform as
a core on home and mobile connected devices, such as PDAs, phones, web
tablets, digital cameras and smart phones.

 The OCPA is a response to the proliferation of wired and wireless
devices with a requirement from carriers and broadcasters to deliver
premium contents to users. This trend of more devices has pushed up
development costs and increased application and device time to market
- an inevitable consequence when developing divergent software
implementations on every new product.
 
 The need for a flexible, open environment has become paramount. By
standardizing around Tao's open and pluggable platform, OCPA
manufacturers and developers will create powerful and differentiated
products, at the lowest cost and in the shortest possible time,
capable of running the kind of premium services required by operators
and broadcasters.
 
 Many of the world's leading technology companies, including
electronics manufacturers, content developers and software vendors,
will be joining the Association targeting the first general assembly
in September. Other major manufacturers that have already stated their
support to the OCPA will be announced at that time. Meanwhile, the
following companies have already publicly announced that they would
join the OCPA as of July 12, 2001: Bandai Networks Co. Ltd, Capcom Co
Ltd, Criterion Software Ltd., Digital Hollywood Corp, Espial Inc.,
Fujitsu Prime Software Technologies Ltd, HI Corporation, Justsystem
Corporation, Lineo Japan, Inc., MathEngine, plc., Mediaglue KK.,
Metrowerks Co., Ltd., Mobile Computing Technologies KK, MontaVista
Software Japan, Inc., Plazmic Inc., Prime Atlas, Inc., Sega
Enterprises, Sybergate KK., SSEYO Ltd., Taito KK., Web Soft
International Inc., Zoom Systems KK.

 Yoshio Mohri, President and CEO of Fujitsu Prime Software
Technologies Limited stated, "We are very pleased with the
announcement of the establishment of the OCPA. The full binary
portability of intent is undoubtedly now recognized as being the most
effective solution to enable the smooth distribution of enhanced
contents and software."
 
 Kazunori Ukigawa, President and CEO of Justsystem said, "As a member
of the OCPA, I am thrilled to contribute further to the market
development of Tao's open platform for multimedia content. Tao's rich
multimedia technology, based upon its unique virtual processor
technology, gives competitive edges to application and content
providers."
 
 Tao's intent is ideally placed as the core technology on open
platforms. It is independent of underlying hardware, operating system
and language and provides an exceptional high performance and small
footprint, branded multimedia Java(TM) software acceleration
technology authorized by Sun Microsystems. Francis Charig, the Tao
Group Executive Chairman, commented, "The establishment of the OCPA,
utilizing Tao's intent combined with a strong Sun compliant, Java
technology focus, is a response to the need for an open environment
across entire product portfolios. It will succeed in reducing time to
market and cost while enabling high quality, compelling contents on
the current and next generations of devices."

About OCPA

 The OCPA will provide a place for open discussion among content
providers, application service providers and hardware manufacturers,
regardless of their business fields. Members can present proposals for
new specifications, which will then be evaluated by working groups
within the Association, before their acceptance as standards, which
will then be openly published. The OCPA will also support verification
of Open Platform applications and contents, and will perform
promotional activities, such as seminars and exhibitions in order to
promote the OCPA specified platform standard.

About Tao Group Limited

 Tao has developed intent, a binary portable, language independent,
high performance, multimedia platform that is now used by many of the
world's leading OEMs in their client products for home and mobile
networks. The technology allows these companies to have a single
strategy across all of their platforms, irrespective of operating
system, hardware and function. intent is now being used in products
including smart mobile appliances and digital television. Tao's range
of Java(TM) products have been designed from their inception to
combine the Java language with Tao's multimedia to run real-world
content many times faster than any alternative. The Company was
founded in 1992, has offices in the United States, Europe and Japan
and counts both Sony and Motorola amongst its investors. Tao has a
growing and high value, global patent portfolio and is the recipient
of multiple industry awards, both for its technologies and for the
rate of corporate growth. For more information please see
tao-group.com

{Note: Tao's Intent is a key element of AmigaDE. Brad}
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      N E W ,   F A S T E R   P O W E R   P C   A N N O U N C E D
 
 AUSTIN, TEXAS - July 18, 2001 - Delivering the highest performing
PowerPCTM processor on the market today, Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT)
today announced the 867MHz MPC7450 processor with AltiVecTM
technology. Continuing to deliver on Motorola's leading PowerPC
roadmap, the MPC7450 is designed to provide powerful and innovative
solutions for the networking, telecommunications, high-end embedded
systems, scientific computing, and desktop computer markets.
 
 "Our goal is to continually provide our customers with PowerPC
processors that increase levels of real-world performance in both the
embedded and computing markets," said Brian Wilkie, corporate vice
president and general manager of Motorola's Computing Platform
Division. "Motorola's G4 line of PowerPC processors continues to
generate industry excitement, and we're pleased to offer yet another
powerful solution to further enhance our customers' product
portfolios."
 
 "Apple is thrilled that with the new 867MHz PowerPC processor added
to the Power Mac G4 line, Motorola has delivered a high-performance
component that enabled us to boost overall system performance up to
11.8 gigaflops," said Jon Rubinstein, Apple's senior vice president of
Hardware Engineering. "These continued improvements to the PowerPC
processor further solidify the superfast Power Mac G4 as one of the
most powerful desktop personal computers ever."
 
 The MPC7450 processor has a deep seven-stage pipeline with eleven
execution units and an enhanced AltiVec engine. The L2 cache is
integrated onto the die for greater speed, with a 256-bit datapath to
the L1 cache. The MPC7450 processor also supports a large backside L3
cache with a 64-bit datapath, and provides multiple SRAM options.
Additionally, the MPC7450 processor implements Motorola's
high-bandwidth MPX system bus, capable of achieving sustained
bandwidth performance of 1064MB/sec., which can provide up to 4 times
the bus performance over earlier G3 generation processors.
 
 The PowerPC architecture enjoys the broadest third party tool support
of any RISC microprocessor today. Motorola's MPC7450 has extensive
tool support from compiler, debugger and emulator vendors providing
comprehensive sophisticated development environments.
 
 The MPC7450 PowerPC microprocessor is manufactured in the HiPerMOS 6
(HiP6) 0.18-micron copper fabrication process technology, and features
a low-power design with three power-saving user-programmable modes -
nap, doze (with bus snoop) and sleep - which reduce the power drawn by
the processor.
 
 Pricing and Availability The advanced 867MHz MPC7450 processors are
available today at a suggested unit list price of $435 in quantities
of 1000. The suggested unit list price (1000 quantity) of the 667, and
733MHz versions are approximately $341, and $374 respectively.
 
 For more information about Motorola's family of PowerPC processors
visit: http://www.motorola.com/smartnetworks
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    W O R L D   O F   A M I G A   B A C K  -   I N   T H E   U K 

Time to make a comeback!

 On Saturday, 3rd November 2001, Amiga Active magazine -
http://www.amigactive.com will be sponsoring the World of Amiga South
East Show, to be held in Brentwood, Essex, UK.

Exhibitors already confirmed, are as follows..
* Amiga Active
* Eyetech 
* Fore-matt Home Computing 
* 100% Amiga
* Analogic
* Blittersoft
* Kicksoft 
...with more to follow. 

 We are also very proud to announce that Amiga CTO, Fleecy Moss will
be in attendance to show the latest AmigaOS on the latest hardware.
 
 If that isn't enough, this could be your first opportunity anywhere
in the world to see and even buy the AmigaOne and OS 4.0.
 
 Discounted tickets will soon be available via selected Amiga dealers
and via the show's website, which will be launching soon. Further
details on this, including additional exhibitors and guest speakers,
will follow shortly.

 World of Amiga South East, is organised by SEAL, Kickstart, ANT, ASA
and Sponsored by Amiga Active Magazine http://www.amigactive.com from
Pinprint publishing.
 
 This year's planned SEAL-O-RAMA show has evolved into something
bigger!
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       A M I G A F E S T   2 0 0 1   A P P R O A C H I N G 

July 8, 2001 

 The time is rapidly approaching . AmigaFest 2001 - The Show Within a
Show at Dayton's Fall Computerfest®. This will be the third year that
AmiTech-Dayton has sponsored an Amiga section within the fall
Computerfest®. We currently have seven Amiga vendors and exhibitors
already committed and we are still working on increasing that number.

 The current list includes Compuquick, Dan's Deals, FWD Computing, G&G
Publishing Enterprises (The New Amigans Magazine), E. S. Productions,
Amiga Cafe, and AmiTech-DAyton.
 
 In addition to the Amiga specific exhibitors there will be
approximately 150 other vendors and exhibitors with all kinds of
general equipment and gear you can use on your Amiga at spectacular
prices. If youm live anywhere in the midwest don't miss this show.

 The AmigaFest2001 show is held inconjunction with the Dayton
ComputerFest at the Hara Convention Complex in Dayton, Ohio. It will
be held August 25th through the 26th. Pictures and a review of last
years show can be found at:
http://www.coax.net/people/erics/amitech.htm
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          A M I W E S T   I S   S T A R T I N G   . . . 

6 Jul 2001

AMIWEST 2001 SHOW SCHEDULE

 This is a tentative schedule and will be updated. Remember to check
out our website (and encourage all your friends to do the same!) at
www.sacc.org/amiwest.
 
 NEED A RIDE TO AMIWEST? Then visit http://get.to/amiwest if you're
willing to share transportation. Although not a part of our
organization and completely without warranty on our part, it is a
laudable effort to get to the show in the spirit of the Amiga
community.

FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2001

 6:00 PM Vendors to set up in the main exhibition hall
 
 8:00 PM Bill McEwen speaking on the Amiga One and Amiga DE. Come hear
what Bill has to say about the next step in the new digital
environment world.

SATURDAY, JULY 28, 2001

0930 AM Purchase/pick up tickets
1000 AM Doors open
1015 AM Welcome to AmiWest 2001

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS:  10:00 AM TO 4:30 PM

 IN THE EXHIBIT HALL: raffles every hour on the hour by the Raffle
Guy,
              Jack McCann.

Seminars in the Lindbergh Room: 

    10:30 AM - 12:00 PM:  Image FX (and relatives) 

                  PRESENTER:  Kermit Woodall, Nova Design

LUNCH

    1:00 PM - 3:00 PM:  Amiga DE Developers Conference (DevCon)

               PRESENTER:  Gary Peake et al.

    3:00 PM - 5:OO PM   AMIGAZONE class

                PRESENTER:  Harv Laser

FOR THOSE HOLDING BANQUET TICKETS:

 BANQUET 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Fine buffet served by the Holiday Inn
Northeast

                SPEAKERS:  Bill McEwen and Dr. Alan Havemose
                "Amiga and Gateway:  What REALLY Happened?"
                and the future of the Amiga.

SUNDAY, JULY 29, 2001

0930 AM Purchase/pick up tickets

1000 AM Doors open

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS:  10:00 AM TO 4:30 PM

 IN THE EXHIBIT HALL: raffles every hour on the hour by the Raffle
Guy,
              Jack McCann.

Seminars in the Lindbergh Room: 

    10:30 AM - 12:00 PM: AMIGA ONE Introduction.  

LUNCH

    1:00 PM - 3:00 PM:  PAGESTREAM Desktop Publishing

                PRESENTER:  Todd Gustavson, Extreme Computers
                and Northwest Amiga Group

    3:00 PM - 4:3O PM   Image FX (and relatives) 

                PRESENTER:  Kermit Woodall, Nova Design

    4:30 in the Exhibit Hall:  the big raffle.  Don't miss it!!

AFTER SHOW GATHERING
    
    6:00 PM - ???????   Gathering at a local restaurant to wrap up all
               the last-minute impressions.  To be announced
                at the show on Sunday afternoon.


Plus lots of conversation and meeting new people along with those old
friends.

AND REMEMBER. . . 

 The only all-Amiga show on the U.S. West Coast is gearing up for July
28-29, 2001 in Sacramento California. So make your plans to attend
now. Favorable room rates are available, as always, so contact the
Holiday Inn Northeast at 1-916-338-5800 or, toll-free direct to the
hotel, 1-800-388-9284 to reserve your rooms. And keep checking our
website for all the latest updates at www.sacc.org/amiwest. Don't be
left out. This should be the biggest and best AmiWest show yet!


WHO'S COMING TO AMIWEST 2001?

 Part of the attraction of Amiga shows are the people who attend. Our
community includes some of the most creative and interesting people
around. And as most of already know, those people have been the
catalyst for the continuing re-birth of the Amiga platform.
 
 So who's going to be there? Here's a partial list:
 
 Bill McEwen, President and CEO of Amiga Inc. The ever-positive Bill
will give us the latest insights into the "benevolent dictatorship" of
Amiga Inc. and where our platform is heading.
 
 Gary Peake of Amiga Inc. will be with us to do an Amiga DE DevCon.
 
 Kermit Woodall, Nova Design, Inc. Creator of Image FX, Millenium and
all those other fine image-processing software packages.
 
 Randhir Jesrani, Compuquick Media Center. Since 1987, Randy has
supported the Amiga platform. He'll be here to greet old friends with
lots of Amiga classic hardware and software along with new products.
 
 Harv Laser, Amigazone legend. SYSOP of the oldest Amiga site in the
US (and maybe the world), Harv has been around since just about "the
beginning." Now affiliated with Merlancia Industries, Harv will be
with us to give us the latest on AmigaZone.
 
 Ryan E.A. Cerwinski, CEO of Merlancia Industries. Ryan will be
bringing his new computers in their current state of development for
us to see and (hopefully) order. Also lots of classic Amiga
software/hardware for your examination and purchase.
 
 Joe Torre, Amiga engineer. Joe has just bought his tickets, reserved
his room and in on the way to AmiWest 2001. His email said, in part:
 
 Hey man!
 
 I just finnished getting my flight and room booked. Thanx for the
better rate!
 
 I'm looking forward to chatting about Gateway days with Allan and
doing the Banquet again. . .
 
 Flights are still cheap this far in advance too!
 
 All the best!

JoeT. . .  Amiga, BeOS, Linux, QNX, Windoze
So many mice: with so many meanings....  

 And this is just the beginning! We'll be releasing more names in a
few days. Keep checking our website at www.sacc.org/amiwest for more
updates!
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    A N D   T H E R E ' L L   B E   A   D E V C O N   T H E R E ! 

2 July, 2001

 Amiga Inc. has said to us that they will be presenting an Amiga DE
Developers Conference (DevCon) at AmiWest 2001! Gary Peake is heading
up the effort and will be giving all the latest development
information at the show.
 
 This DevCon is scheduled for Saturday, July 28 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
We are trying to predict attendance for this event at AmiWest 2001.
Please email your intentions to bdeneen@infostations.com. Please be
advised that only those holding either a full show pass or a Saturday
pass will be admitted to the DevCon. Passes will be checked at the
door.
 
 So don't be left out! Order your show tickets now! Go to
www.sacc.org/amiwest and fill in the ticket order form on our site.
Then print it out and send it in along with your check or money order
to the address on the form. This will ensure your attendance and let
us know how many will be in attendance.
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    A L M O S T   H E R E   -   A M I G A   B B Q ,   O T T A W A 


Amiga BBQ
Strathcona Park
Ottawa, Ontario
Sunday, July 29, 2001
12:00pm to 4:00pm

 Join us for Amiga.info's first BBQ! Everyone is welcome. Bring your
familly and friends. The BBQ will give local Amiga users the
opportunity to meet each other. We will have news from the Amiwest
show, discuss the Ottawa Amiga Show, and we'll be throwing around some
Boing balls!
 
 Soft drinks and hot dogs will be served, but feel free to bring
food/drinks. We also strongly suggest to bring a lawn chair.
 
 Please RSVP by Friday, July 27 so we know how many hot dogs and soft
drinks to purchase. Send an e-mail to amigabbq@technomages.net to let
us know that you are coming (and how many will be with you).
 
 How To Get There?

 1. Take highway 417 (from either direction) to Nicholas Exit.
 
 2. At the first set of lights, turn right. This will put you onto
Laurier heading East (towards the Royal Oak).
 
 3. Turn right onto Range Road (about 1 Kilometer from Nicholas).
There is a large fountain at the entrance of the park. If you get to
the end of Laurier (it turns left just after Range Road) you have gone
too far. ;-)
 
 4. The parking lot is down the hill and to the left.
 
 5. Look for the Boing Balls and we will be there!

Parking?

 There is free parking but space is limited. Parking on the street is
also permitted.
 
 Bus?
 
 OC Transpo indicated that the #16 Alta Vista passes close by after
leaving from the Rideau Centre. For details, call OC Transpo
information at 741-4390.
 
 What if it Rains?

 If it rains, we will post that the BBQ is cancelled on
http://www.technomages.net/amiga.info/ by 10:00am (on July 29).
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       N E W   I N F O R M A T I O N   O N   S A K U   2 0 0 1 

July 10, 2001

 The tradition of quality guests at the Finnish Amiga Users Group's
Saku events continues as Mr. Fleecy Moss, Vice President of
Development of Amiga Inc., has agreed to attend Saku 2001 and
demonstrate the latest Amiga products such as the AmigaDE and PDA. A
representative of Matay company, the latest co-operative companion of
Amiga Inc., will also be there to present their new PCI bridge for
Zorro III Amigas, the Prometheus.
 
 The Mediator PCI bridge for the Amiga 1200 will also be demonstrated
with a Voodoo3 graphics card. Nova Design Inc. has offered the latest
versions of their quality graphics programs, ImageFX and Aladdin4D,
for demonstration on the show.
 
 Saku 2001 will be held on Saturday September 1st 2001 at the Science
Centre Heureka in Vantaa, near Helsinki. The event will open at 12:00
and end at 18:00. Admission will be free of charge.
 
 Finnish speaking audience can join Saku 2001 discussion on our Web
discussion forum at http://saku.amigafin.org/keskustelu.
 
 Please stay tuned for more details as the planning progresses. For
further information, visit Finnish Amiga Users Group's Web Site at
http://saku.amigafin.org or http://tzimmola.tky.hut.fi/saku/. E-mail
inquiries may be sent to Terho Henriksson
(terho.henriksson@kopteri.net). Please also contact Terho if you or
your company have products that you would like to demonstrate or
advertise in Saku 2001.
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           A M I G A   S E C U R I T Y   W E B P A G E 

26 July, 2001

{The following item appears on Czech Amiga News. Brad}

 "Thx to Aminet admins, the Amiga has now a Security Webpage. You can
find tools for analysing router- & miami logfiles, a fast workaround
for the birc exploit and ofcourse Amiga`s most advanced portscanner in
a new release. In the Firewall Section we develop a firewallsetup and
will show how to protect your amiga and other`s. We just started so it
will take time to increase tools and documents. I work for a NIDS
System based on MiamiDX (hopefully working on other stacks :) If you
wanne be part of it, mail me."

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/5737/security.html
Czech Amiga News is at:
http://amiga.realdreams.cz/index.html
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     M E R L A N C I A   I N D U S T R I E S   I S   H I R I N G 

24 July, 2001

 Merlancia Industries is currently looking for individuals with skills
in the following areas: Professional graphic design (must be able to
create metallic images) Hardware and software/firmware engineering
Marketing & PR. If you feel that you would qualify for any of the
above positions, please contact Merlancia Industries and/or send your
resúme to: merlancia@merlancia.com

Merlancia Industries
3516A West Cactus Road
Phoenix, AZ 85029 USA 

 As a note, we would like to mention that for most immediate
positions, your location is largely unimportant. No relocations will
be needed.
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         G E N E T I C   S P E C I E S   F O R   F R E E !

June 28, 2001

{Posted to the net by Mikey C}

 In case you have missed this elsewhere, former Amiga Publishers,
Vulcan Software and former Amiga developers Marble Eyes have uploaded
the entire hit game, Genetic Species to the Aminet
 
 An excellent review with screenshots is available from Kay Are
Ulvestad Website

 Don't forget, Marble-Eyes released a host of update patches, such us
faster graphics, Picture in Picture, Sound and Extended language
support. The files can be downloaded.
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 All back issues available at:
    http://www.globaldialog.com/~amigaupdate/index.html
Stop by and check out our archive! 
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• Merlancia Industries has exclusive rights to Walker and Amiga MCC designs.
• Amiga Inc. to release Amiga OS 1.0 X86 November 1st. They showed a live demo at Amiwest.
• Amiga Inc. to release Amiga OS PPC November 1st. This will run on the Amiga One, which will also be released November 1st, 2001.
• Much news about Amiga DE and other things...
  
  
• server: 24.42.253.120
• username: amiga
• password: amiga

• 3 Sharp devices including a Cellphone
• Possible Game Boy Advanced type system, but better.
• 6Ghz Equiv design for 3rd party (The info on this is vauge at best)
• Various new content deals
• SHEEP preview with-in 90 days

• AmigaOS PPC - Nov 1st 2001.
• AmigaOS x86 - Nov 1st 2001 (Demo'ed Live. Played Quake, Ran ImageFX, AIBB (Cel 500 vs 4K060) LineTest 162x Faster, Instuction 143x, WritePixel 804x, Matrix 316x, Sieve 1118x).
• AmigaOne (Needs 1200) - Nov 1st 2001.
• 3 Sharp devices including a Cellphone.
• Psion netBook deal (The netBook is a business device, not consumer. As far as Amiga is aware, the deal is still on).
• Series Zero (We think this is a game pack, 5 games per pack.).
• Merlancia have rights to the Walker and MCC designs.
• Possible Game Boy Advanced type system, but better. Aiming for 200Mhz, Sub 200USD, Xmas release.
• 6 Ghz Equiv computer design for 3rd party (The info on this is vauge at best).
• Deal with one of the worlds largest wireless carriers in next 90 days.
• Various new content deals coming soon.
• Targets - 10Million unit over the next 12 Months, 30Million in the following 12months.
• SHEEP preview with-in 90 days
• AmigaDE Content Network. Will supply content for those who have the PartyPack and DE in the future.

• Modified handling of Context Menus in Buddy List Area
• Online list - Selecting with Right Button...
  • Online Buddy Name: Will automatically select that name and then open the Online context menu
  • Offline Buddy Name: Does the same as above, but opens the Offline context menu
  • Anywhere Else: Context menu will reflect the already selected Buddy Name, if one is selected.
    
• Setup list - Selecting with Right Button...
  • On Label or Buddy Name: Will automatically select that label/name and then open the context menu
  • Anywhere Else: Context menu will reflect the already selected Label/Buddy name
    
• Modified Away, Online and Idle Time displays
• Now displays time in Days, Hours and Minutes (If you actually get someone that idles for that long - I know someone that has idled for 2 days straight)
• Found that warning display wasn't being handled correctly, as AIM sends out the value as a multiple of 10, such that 855 would equal 85.5. The display now calculates the correct value and rounds as necessary (Up, or down).

• 25. July 01 enhanced: Licence to Kill (Domark)
• 25. July 01 new: Hunt for 7th October (Cryptoburners)
• 23. July 01 fixed: Uridium 2 (Graftgold)
• 23. July 01 enhanced: R-Type 2 (Activision)

• "Here's Looking At Moovid"
  Digital video has come a long way since the days of the zoetrope.
• Sleeping With The Enemy
  Can't do it on your Amiga? There is another way, you know...
• Back To The Future
  Investigating the shiny, brushed-metal world of Merlancia Industries.
• You've Got Mail
  Yet Another occurrence of the phrase "Yet Another Mailer"!

getnglist.lha        comm/news   19K+Downloads newsgrouplists from newsserver
ShoutcastIcons.lha   comm/www    74K+Launch Shoutcast streams with nice icons
PSY-CV.lha           demo/aga   420K+Prophesy - Cartoon violence demo. 
PSY-Hal.lha          demo/aga   282K+Prophesy - Halloween demo. 
Psy-tt2.lha          demo/aga   903K+Prophesy - Retribution (Halloween demo 2
PSY-xmas.lha         demo/aga   108K+Prophesy - Christmas demo. 
elt-ragg.lha         demo/euro   50K+Raggy by Eltech
eph-swap.lha         demo/euro   60K+Swaptro by Ephidrena
iris-viv.lha         demo/euro   48K+Vivid by IRIS
void-join.lha        demo/euro   69K+Jointro by Void
apt-ahar.lha         demo/intro  61K+"AHA-Remix" - A 64KB intro by Apathy fro
apt-gore.lha         demo/intro   5K+"A500 Gourad" - A 4KB intro by Apathy fr
dnf-mess.lha         demo/intro  12K+A small BBS intro by Donut Fetish
dpt-chex.lha         demo/intro  64K+"Chexue" - A 64KB intro by Depth from Ki
vbcc_MorphOS.lha     dev/c      838K+Optimizing ISO C compiler (MorphOS-nativ
RDBrecov.lha         disk/salv   24K+Search lost PFS/SFS partitions on a hard
AlanCT152.lha        docs/misc   20K+Polish Guide for hand radio ALAN CT 152
obvious.lha          game/data  108K+DynAMIte style with obvious colors
ImageConvert.lha     gfx/conv    27K+ImageConvert 1.9, batch converting with 
smoke.mpg            mods/mpg   5.8M+Smoke - no comment - just smoke and list
StemFontPic.lha      text/font    3K+Shows visible characters in font Stem
mytail.lha           util/cli     3K+Tail - shows x lines from end of ascii f
pplib020.lha         util/libs    7K+Powerpacker.library 37.8 & PPLoadSeg 020
muFS4510p.lha        util/misc   19K+MultiUser patch for OS3.5/OS3.9 FastFile
wbinfo3_pl.lha       util/misc    7K+WBinfo3 Locale PL
GHelpDeluxe.lha      util/wb     82K+Provides access to all your AmigaGuides 
Memicon.lha          util/wb     18K+Memory/Screen/Clock/OS display for OS3.5

• 23. July 2001: TekNap Update to v1.3g
• 23. July 2001: Lynx Update to v2.8.4rel1
• 23. July 2001: MPGTX Update to v1.0
• 23. July 2001: Normalize Update to v0.6.1
• 12. July 2001: HTMLDOC Update to v1.8.14

• 23.07.01 fixed: Uridium 2 (Graftgold)
• 23.07.01 enhanced: R-Type 2 (Activision)
• 22.07.01 fixed: Putty (System 3)
• 22.07.01 enhanced: OutRun Europe (U.S.Gold/Probe)
• 22.07.01 new: Lothar Matthäus (Ocean/Audiogenic)
• 22.07.01 new: Little Computer People (Activision)
• 22.07.01 enhanced: Hammerboy (Dinamic)
• 22.07.01 enhanced: European Champions (Ocean)
• 22.07.01 new: Double Dragon (Ocean)
• 22.07.01 new: Psychotic (Budbrain)
• 22.07.01 enhanced: BlockOut (California Dreams)

• Built-in preference editor
• Improved control over error handling
• New, and more interactive, disk image creator
• Dual hard drive support
• multiple processor emulation (SMP)
• VNC remote viewer mode
• Bugfixes
• Since some people seem to have problems with BIOS-bochs-latest, I've included the old one as well. Use the one that works best for you!

• Bugfix: 'Swap' runs again
• Bugfix: the Startup.DM buffer wasn't always initialized correctly.
• Changed: 'AddCmd' now also accepts hex-numbers for the colour pen number.
• Bugfix: the colours set by 'Color' are now marked as used under OS3.9+, too.
• New: 'SetX' has got a new parameter: 'UserColors'.
• Changed: only screens with at least 4 colours are opened.
• Changed: the command button colours are swapped now, instead of inverting the colour pen number, as done before.
• Bugfix: up to 200 GB should be viewed correctly, now.

• DM2beta.zip (47K)
• DM2docs_D.zip (63K)
• DM2docs.zip (56K)

mSQL-Admin.lha       biz/dbase   73K+MSQL-Database Administration Tool (with 
PrintMail.lha        comm/mail   12K+YAM ARexx script prints header & page
TruncateMail.lha     comm/mail   11K+Removes unnecessary parts from e-mail fi
YAM_GR.lha           comm/mail    7K+Greek locale catalog for YAM
YAT.lha              comm/mail  574K+Yet Another heap of Taglines for YAM
nc_update_beta.lha   comm/news  154K+NewsCoaster FULL VERSION, but beta (v1.4
newscoaster_b.lha    comm/news  376K+NewsCoaster FULL VERSION, but beta (v1.4
smbfs.lha            comm/tcp   121K+SMB file system client; complements Samb
Aweb_GR.lha          comm/www     8K+Greek locale catalogs for Aweb and Awebc
ABF.lha              dev/basic   35K+[HACK] Modify on-the-fly the version
AntyDresiarz0s.lha   dev/basic  694K+AntyDresiarz Issue #0, Blitz2 source cod
AntyDresiarz1s.lha   dev/basic  1.4M+AntyDresiarz Issue #1, Blitz2 source cod
AntyDresiarz2s.lha   dev/basic  3.5M+AntyDresiarz Issue #2, Blitz2 source cod
AntyDresiarz3s.lha   dev/basic  5.4M+AntyDresiarz Issue #3, Blitz2 source cod
AntyDresiarz4s.lha   dev/basic  5.4M+AntyDresiarz Issue #4, Blitz2 source cod
clockita.lha         dev/basic   89K+Italian clock+alarm+source code (bugfix)
yaec.lha             dev/e      404K+Yaec - Yet Another E Compiler [1.8a]. Th
FoxEd.lha            dev/gui    152K+Screen Editor.  Creates code for FoxGUI
FoxGuiLibs.lha       dev/gui    186K+Free Gui Library V5.1
FoxGuiSource.lha     dev/gui    169K+FoxGUI Library V5.1 Source Code
titlebar_ic.lha      dev/gui     24K+BOOPSI class of titlebar gadget images
RDBrecov.lha         disk/salv   24K+Search lost PFS/SFS partitions on a hard
IBrowse2.2PL.lha     docs/help   14K+Polish Locale for IBrowse2.2 v.1.4
SCSI-help.txt        docs/help    1K+Help for SCSI and ultra SCSI
Visor-Amiga.txt      docs/help    1K+How to connect a Visor (Palm) PDA  with 
MyRepulse.txt        docs/rview  18K+Review of the REPULSE audio card
F1GP_2001.lha        game/data   10K+2001 F1 season data for F1GP-Ed (15 July
WHD_UridiumII.lha    game/patch  18K+HD Installer for Uridium II
Emerald.lha          game/wb    872K+Graphical effects and games
vcdimager_077.lha    gfx/conv   472K+VCDImager 0.7.7 Beta (WarpUP and 68k Sup
SvIV-1.lha           gfx/misc   355K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 1/8
SvIV-2.lha           gfx/misc   220K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 2/8
SvIV-3a.lha          gfx/misc   142K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 3a/8
SvIV-3b.lha          gfx/misc   226K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 3b/8
SvIV-4.lha           gfx/misc    43K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 4/8
SvIV-5.lha           gfx/misc    60K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 5/8
SvIV-6.lha           gfx/misc   120K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 6/8 (op
SvIV-7.lha           gfx/misc   127K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 7/8 (op
SvIV-8.lha           gfx/misc   222K+SViewIV V9.20 (16.7.2001) - Part 8/8 (op
PicShow.lha          gfx/show    10K+Datatype picture viewer for directory to
ScanQuixSP.lha       hard/drivr  14K+ScanQuix 5.x spanish catalogs v1.1.0
imdbDiff010713.lha   misc/imdb  2.1M+Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase
bird.lha             misc/sci    31K+Small program of flocking birds
fuzzcontr2.lha       misc/sci    42K+PID/Fuzzy Control Simulator
LiFun.lha            misc/sci   332K+Ant/flee simulation, with a warlike plot
boorang.mpg          mods/mpg   6.6M+Dubmusic for the dancefloor 7`12``
False.mpg            mods/mpg   4.3M+False - I didn`t knew Aphex Twin at the 
Sow.mpg              mods/mpg   6.6M+Symphonie of wetness - talkdrum trance b
SpaceDock.jpg        pix/trace   52K+Space Dock Star Trek
SpaceDockW.jpg       pix/trace   95K+Space Dock Wireframe Star Trek
NoweeBnB.lha         pix/wb     507K+Brown Workbench Look by Nowee for Visual
Screen_Pa.jpg        pix/wb     247K+Snapshot of Amiga (Voodoo3) Workbench Sc
StemFont.lha         text/font    9K+V2 Nice 12-point bitmap font for high-re
alba.lha             util/boot   64K+Lock your Amiga with a password ITA-ENG
WinToFront19.lha     util/cdity  43K+Replaces ClickToFront, with more options
tail.lha             util/cli     3K+Tail - shows x lines from end of ascii f
WarpJPEGdt.lha       util/dtype 134K+JFIF-JPEG datatype V44.21 (68k,WarpOS,Mo
PdaLink.lha          util/libs  131K+Connect Amiga with Palm PDA (V2.0)
AslToRT.lha          util/misc   23K+Asl/Arp/Req/Intuition/RT requester to RT
Anno1.21.lha         util/time   23K+Reminder and calendar utility
666PntrEyes.lha      util/wb      8K+BNSMWB-palette image file for PointerEye
HitMenu.lha          util/wb     83K+Small "software manager" + screeshot
LaunchV3.53.lha      util/wb     82K+Nice Scrolling Program Launcher
VisualPrefs.lha      util/wb    464K+Configure the look of the Amiga GUI!

• camd40.lha
• mmp.lha (mmp=Tpp/Qp/rs323)
• uaemidi.lha
• camdbnp.lha.zip

• ProStationAudio Millennium V4, 16 track / 32 channel non linear editor for AmigaOS
• all the realtime ALPS plugins for ProStationAudio included
• AudioLab16 processing software for AmigaOS
• unlimited tech support for ProStationAudio

• Units in red/green/blue/yellow.
• Units with tactical field signs.
• Units with different textures.
• Units with different textures and tactical field signs.
• Different textures with certain primary colours (red/green/blue/yellow)

• Added XFD slave to detect and remove PENETRATOR and two SMEG2 clones from files. Please use xfdDecrunch to perform cleaning or VirusZ to see the infected files.
• Added to Safe memory removal for SMEG2 viruses. Added generic memory removal for PENETRATOR and other SMEG1 kind infectors.

IBrowseMI.lha        comm/www    26K+GlowIcons Toolbar for IBrowse
IBrowseSP.lha        comm/www    19K+IBrowse 2.x spanish catalogs v2.2.0
MD2MI.lha            comm/www    25K+GlowIcons Toolbar for MicroDOT 2
simplehtml.lha       comm/www    38K+V0.17 of the simple HTML Offline Browser
lns-hst.lha          demo/aga   2.6M+Hotstyle Takeover by Loonies (MS2001 2nd
PhxAss.lha           dev/asm    151K+PhxAss V4.40 68xxx Macro Assembler
uncat.lha            dev/misc     8K+Create .cd file from running program
PFS3ud.lha           disk/misc  124K+PFS3 undelete 
qformat.lha          disk/misc    6K+Quick format for FFS disks
SyQuest270-ML.lha    disk/misc   17K+Mountlist for SyQuest 270MB Drives
f1me.lha             docs/anno    1K+FreeCD: Formula 1 Manager enhanced
paranoia.lha         docs/anno    1K+FreeCD: Paranoia Vol.1
psv.lha              docs/anno    1K+FreeCD: PSV Football manager
revolution.lha       docs/anno    1K+FreeCD: Classic Revolution
scorpius.lha         docs/anno    1K+FreeCD: Scorpius 
toons.lha            docs/anno    1K+FreeCD: Amiga Toons Vol.1
vt2.lha              docs/anno    1K+FreeCD: VideoTracker 2.0
PSX-BlackCheat.lha   docs/mags  177K+PSX-CheatBook HTML-Only
CircusLinux.lha      game/actio 744K+SDL game compiled for Amiga
Mattonite.lha        game/demo  484K+Arkanoid demo game, working in progress
FoundationMan.lha    game/misc  256K+Foundation Manual (PDF version)
IChing.lha           game/misc  100K+V2.0 of a GUI I-Ching fortune telling pr
PicShow.lha          gfx/show     9K+Datatype picture viewer for directory to
DickTracy.lha        mods/misc   32K+Custom module from "Dick Tracy"
rno-r063.lha         mods/misc  190K+Rno-records release no.63 by tang (triph
NeuralAss.lha        mods/pro   100K+Two Protracker mod's from the demo 'Neur
ClassMI.lha          pix/gicon   33K+A GlowIconsSet for ClassAction
eNoteMI.lha          pix/gicon    9K+A GlowIconsSet for eNote
PlayMI.lha           pix/gicon   38K+A GlowIconsSet for PlayGUI
FF9_icons.lha        pix/nicon   29K+Great set of FF9 Newicons
HP_Deskjet400C.lha   text/print  24K+Deskjet 400C/L Driver for WB 40.10
HP_Deskjet600C.lha   text/print  26K+Deskjet 600C Driver for WB V40.12
CheckX.lha           util/arc    28K+V1.85 Check for Archive/Packer/Virus
alba.lha             util/boot   61K+Lock your Amiga with a password ITA-ENG
JPEG-DT.lha          util/dtype 433K+New Datatype for JPEG Images (43.5)
JPEG-DT35.lha        util/dtype 357K+New Datatype for JPEG Images (46.3a)
JoinReplace.lha      util/sys    17K+V1.20 powerful Join replacement
Easyreset.lha        util/wb     18K+EasyReset - system reset utility
Memicon.lha          util/wb     17K+Memory/Screen/OS display for OS3.5/OS3.9

• 15.07.01 new: Cebit'90 (RSI) done by Galahad (ReadMe,Image)
• 15.07.01 new: Arcade Pool (Team 17) done by Jeff (ReadMe)
• 15.07.01 fixed: Super Methane Bros (Apache) protection work around (ReadMe,Image)
• 15.07.01 new: Seven Sins (Scoopex) done by Galahad (ReadMe,Image)
• 15.07.01 improved: Operation Stealth (Delphine) misc changes (ReadMe)
• 15.07.01 improved: Magic Pockets (Renegade/Bitmap Brothers) some changes (ReadMe,Image)
• 15.07.01 new: Colors (Devils) done by Psygore (ReadMe,Image)
• 15.07.01 new: BlockOut (California Dreams) done by Jeff (ReadMe)
• 14.07.01 new: Paperboy (Atari) done by Ralf Huvendiek & Jeff (ReadMe)
• 14.07.01 improved: IK+ (Archer MacLean) supports another version (ReadMe)
• 13.07.01 new: Great Courts 2 (Blue Byte) done by Psygore (ReadMe)

• ClassMI - complete icon set for ClassAction
• eNoteMI - reworked toolbar image set for eNote
• MD2MI - new GlowIcons toolbar for MicroDOT II
• PlayMI - image set and new skin for PlayGUI

• The 'BP-SoundMon-section' was extended.
• Missing Newsflash issues were added - this disk magazine contains many exclusive software and music reviews.
• 'The tracker history' is now online, again, and can be found in the 'Info-section'.
• The 'Demo Scene Reference Manual' and 'The Demo Pack Reference Manual' were extended very much.

• more than 200.000 locations
• non-linear game flow
• HD version
• different enemies

• gcc-2.95.3-3-bin.tgz (7,3M)
• gcc-2.95.3-3-diffs.gz (296K)

• REBOL Puzzles and Idioms
  • Compose is your friend
  • Compose Idioms
  • Block stripper
• Parsing financial statements - sort of.
• Doing the impossible - shell access without shell access
• Iterated Fields?? (an iterator intro and iter-field howto(-fakeit))
• Get-Word!

• SAS/C: Even when leaving aside the missing WarpOS support, this compiler isn't really suitable for a "big" PC port. Doing a PC port there's normally a heavy use of C++, and when a compiler isn't 100% compatible with the standard used by compilers like gcc/VisualC++/Metroworks CodeWarrior - inclusive possible "enhancements" of these compilers - doing a port is made much more difficult, if not even impossible. It may well be possible to develop a C project with such a compiler but not a C++ project. The only one of our projects being not C++ was Heretic II. And the most of our projects rely HEAVILY on C++, with STL and all things belonging to it. Because of that we don't feel like doing long ports and then, when linking, having to realize that the compiler isn't compatible enough with gcc/... making a compiler change necessary.
• vbcc: In my opinion this is a great compiler, too, but as it doesn't support C++ using this compiler is completely out of question for us. Besides that we prefer a commercial product. In case of bugs you may demand a fast bugfix, or you get telephone support or so. But sure, the vbcc is a good compiler - but it simply doesn't suit our needs. By the way: vbcc has no source level debugger, either (wosdebug is not source level but assembler level).
• StormC 3: For StormC 3 (in contrary to 4) counts the same as for SAS/C - a special compiler not compatible enough for the Amiga market.

• A superb source level debugger
• 40% faster compiling than with gcc-WarpUP thanks to optimizations (in the PPC version)
• A significiantly more efficient I/O linker library
• A profiler for 68k and PPC
• A graphical IDE
• The possibility to compile via network
• (Partly) Object file compatibility with StormC 3 and vbcc-WarpUP and SAS/C 68k
• The possibility to create mixedbinaries
• The possibility to easily create PPC shared libraries
• Support possibilities from the developer (very important for us, no matter what compiler !!!)

TaskiSMS.lha         comm/tcp   476K+Sends SMS to GSM phones (MUI).
MKD_Euskal9.lha      demo/aga   390K+Euskal Party 9 invitation 680x0 aga/cgx
PerfectCircle.lha    demo/aga   5.2M+Perfect Circle demo by TBL - fixed versi
i3Pm-qcv.lha         demo/intro  67K+Q[r]COV - intro contribution to Flag2001
Devotion2.lha        demo/mag   1.3M+Devotion issue 2 - diskmag by Haujobb
SNMAOptsMUI.lha      dev/asm     29K+Modern SNMA assembler options GUI v1.4
2b_CreativE.lha      dev/e      120K+CreativE - AmigaE compiler/linker [binar
2b_CrtvE_src.lha     dev/e      183K+AmigaE compiler [sources]
AmigaSDLstorm4.lha   dev/misc   171K+Version 1.2.0 of Amiga SDL for StormC4 (
MakeTagBase.lha      dev/misc     7K+Make methods and tags bases 1.15 (21.06.
urltext.lha          dev/mui     19K+MUI public custom url class
AaktInt0601.lha      docs/mags  166K+International infotainment magazine
AaktInt0601GFX.lha   docs/mags  147K+International infotainment magazine
mc801.lha            docs/mags  260K+German Metal Mag in HTML -  8 / 01 (Augu
TheCrypt18.lha       docs/mags  2.8M+Issue 18 of "The Crypt" magazine
Mattonite.lha        game/demo  484K+Arkanoid demo game, working in progress
SWOSEd_GR.lha        game/patch  18K+Greek documentation for SWOS Ed 1.85
WHD_Ikari.lha        game/patch  20K+HD Installer for Ikari Warriors
WHD_UridiumII.lha    game/patch  18K+Uridium II Hard Drive Installer
MMKeyboard.lha       hard/hack  153K+V1.14 Use entire Multmedia Keyboard on A
imdbDiff010706.lha   misc/imdb  2.0M+Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase
bird.lha             misc/sci     2K+Small program of flocking birds
MoonDial.lha         misc/sci    46K+Graphically shows the moons phase. V1.6
Relativity.lha       misc/sci    16K+Time dilatation calculator V1.1
Chipnonchip.lha      mods/blkha 235K+Chipy styled PT mod by blakkhar
Finsternis.lha       mods/blkha 261K+"Schranz" PT mod by blakkhar
Solong.lha           mods/blkha 1.0M+16 channel DBM by blakkhar
NP_ZShuf.lha         mods/misc  858K+Noyz Phaktah '007 - Zombie Shuffle by Ho
Projectyle.lha       mods/misc   88K+Custom module from "Projectyle"
rno-r062.mpg         mods/mpg   6.7M+Rno-records release #62 by Habit(Elektro
vdo_ninj.lha         mods/vdo    39K+Ninjat rannalla [xm 18ch]
ForrestLevel.lzh     mods/xm    989K+And in the forrest we go...
EP_JasonPage.lha     mus/play    17K+EaglePlayer "Jason Page" external replay
EP_SteveTurner.lha   mus/play     9K+EaglePlayer "Steve Turner" external repl
EP_TME.lha           mus/play     6K+EaglePlayer "The Musical Enlightenment" 
MASMPegDevice.lha    mus/play   129K+CBM compat. device for MAS MP3 Player
htmldoc.lha          text/misc  844K+Convert HTML to PDF,PostScript...v1.8.14
alba.lha             util/boot   62K+Lock your Amiga with a password ITA-ENG
TxtToHTML.lha        util/conv   23K+TXT files to HTML Documents Converter
ReqToolsLib.lha      util/libs  195K+V39.1 reqtools.library w/src (AROS back 
Safe.lha             util/virus  33K+Virus detector v16.1
classaction.lha      util/wb    399K+AmigaOS multipurpose filemanager
handmouse.lha        util/wb      1K+Cute mousepointer (hand+sleeping mouse)
suomicountry.lha     util/wb      1K+Suomi.country file (Finnish)

• updated HandyLand plugin
• updated Lycos plugin
• added GoldenTelecom plugin
• fixed sms split routine, it's now more intelligent

• 1983: Commodore "TED" project, low-cost VIC-20 replacement.
• 1984: Commodore 128 project, the sequel to the venerable Commodore 64..
• 1986: Amiga 2000-B - slot-based Amiga. He designed the gate-array (Buster) and a "coprocessor interface" for the CPU slot.
• 1988: Amiga 2620/2630: 68020/30 CPU cards for the Amiga 2000.
• 1989: Amiga 3000: First fully 32-bit Amiga architecture. As a co-creator of the system, he designed the basic system architecture, the Zorro III expansion bus standard, and the "Buster" bus control gate array which implemented Zorro III.
• 1991: Amiga 3000+": initially a product oriented design, this coupled the new Amiga "AA" system/graphics chipset, an AT&T DSP3210 media coprocessor, 16-bit audio and modem CODECs, etc. Management changes canceled the project, though some of its "DNA" lived on the Amiga 4000 and 1200. He also developed basic modular "Acutiator" architecture for next-generation Amiga systems.
• 1992: Developed 32-bit SCSI controller for Amiga 4000, architecture for stand-alone DSP add-in cards, and prototype of "AAA" motherboard, for Commodore's 4th generation, 64-bit Amiga graphics system. System works, but by 1993, there's no money left to fix the four full-custom ASICs.
• 1994: Developed plug-in graphics subsystem for the Amiga. Commodore declares bankruptcy, this is never built.

• 1999 - Fleecy Moss started the KOSH project to develop a new open source operating system for the Amiga - Dave Haynie is responsible for the hardware. systems and audio.
• 1999 - The "Phoenix Platform Consortium" to define the Amiga's future was founded - beside of Dave Haynie also Carl Sassenrath, RJ Mical, Wolf Dietrich (Phase 5), and Dan Dodge (QNX) were part of it.
• 2001 - In July Dave Haynie became CTO of Merlancia Industries.

• 09.07.01 new: Return of the Jedi (Domark) done by Bored Seal (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 new: X-Out (Rainbow Arts) done by Jeff (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 new: Enjoy The Silents (TSL) done by Galahad (ReadMe,Image)
• 09.07.01 new: Sierra Soccer (Dynamix) done by Jeff (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 new: Run the Gauntlet (Ocean) done by Codetapper (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 improved: Populous 2 (EOA/Bullfrog) supports data disk and some other fixes (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 improved: Plotting (Ocean) supports another version and some fixes (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 new: Operation Stealth (Delphine) done by Jeff (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 new: Gobliiins (Cocktel Vision) done by Jeff (ReadMe)
• 09.07.01 new: Defender (Giles.F.McArdell) done by Jeff (ReadMe,Image)
• 09.07.01 new: Chrome (Gremlin) done by Codetapper (ReadMe)