• Colours Professional
• Mythic Empires

I have to mention that Stefan Martens and Robert Konrad are no longer involved in the maintenance of the Amiga-User-List. Changes and additions can only be made by me.

• shows errors for missing required tags in NORMAL mode now, only RELAXED disables them
• added /RCMD=RECOMMENDED attribute modifier. Useful for accessibility tags like ACCESSKEY, TITLE etc., this yields "bad style" warning #90. HSC.Prefs is still awaiting a full update according to the W3C guidelines
• user defines from the commandline are now processed before the prefsfile is read. This allows individual prefs to be used depending on commandline switches that needn't be built in but can be user-supplied in form of a DEFINE

• change the main program (no GUI), knowing how to identify if the user clicked a leftout icon, identify the original file from the leftout icon, identify an appicon.
• change the prefs program (Reaction GUI) to add a new feature.

NList:

• Added MUIM_NList_Compare, MUIM_NList_Construct, MUIM_NList_Destruct, MUIM_NList_Display done by sensei.
• When an Button Image Object is given a ShortHelp and the Mouse is positioned over the button, the ShortHelp for that object will be shown, otherwise the Default ShortHelp for the full NList object itself will be shown done by Richard Poser.
• Minor other changes.

• FIXED: Fixed lot of bugs

Download:

• MCC_NList.lha (194K)
• MCC_NListtree.lha (169K)

• Demoskope/Creative Minds
• Snop/Contraz
• Electroluxus/RNO
• Back to planet earth/Kangooroo

• HTTP/1.0 200 OK.
• HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found.
• Rudimentary request logging.
• Built-in directory listing (for dirs without an index document).
• Embedded ARexx command execution.
• Execution of external ARexx scripts (with QueryString as argument).

Kowledge of partition and rigid disc block is required and he/she should know how to mount a data system on AmigaOS.

In addition knowledge of the most important fields of the partition and data system structures is desirable.

Whoever is interested, please contact Ben Hermans at Hyperion.

The most important change is the introduction of the section AmiBlitz2. I hope that CjStroker accept my lack of time and won't ask me twice each day when it will be really full up ;)

The visitors' book is also new. It's not only for the visitors of the BlitzBasic-PC pages but also for all guests who find the AmiBlitz2 section much more interesting. Now you have an opportunity to write down your opinions and complaints.

• Engine 1.03/8 Beta
• SkriptShell 1.11
• IngaCommands 8 German/English
• OrtEditor 1.12
• InutilisGraphics 1.06
• IngaSound extension 1.1 (AHI)
• Documentations

• 195 - Too many babysitters spoil the strip
• 196 - Rabbit treachery
• 197 - For this strip no silicon was used

BlacksEditor may be counted to the best editors, Amiga Arena made a very complete interview with the actual developer Mauro Fontana. The interview is available in German and English.

Changes since 5.4:

• System files report: checks sizes, loads and saves snapshot files, allows any base path.
• Hardware ID viewer: shows extra information.
• Battery-backed RAM editor: converted to ReAction.

The program can be downloaded from the home page of the author. In addition you need the ixemul.library (at least v48, to be found on the home page, too) to run the program.

For those who are not familiar with AudioGalaxy yet:
The AudioGalaxy client owns no GUI (graphical user interface) as it runs only in the background. Just run the program, then create an account at audiogalaxy.com and log in using a web browser. Optionally one can use the frontend FSWatcher by Thomas Igracki.

That's Alan Redhouse of Eyetech, the man behind the AmigaOne. Alan writes for Total Amiga Magazine and in the May issue he reveals exclusive new information on the AmigaOne not seen anywhere else before!

Sadly for Alan, he will have to stay gagged until every copy of Total Amiga Magazine is sold before we let him go.

"Humph, hurrgh!"

Stop the cruelty, free Alan Redhouse, buy a copy of Total Amiga Magazine now.

Total Amiga Magazine is out May 17th and can be purchased from Eyetech and Computer City. Alternatively you can subscribe via Fore-matt home computing and Kicksoft, or from our website http://www.totalamiga.org.