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Archive 10/2002


19.Oct.2002
Thorsten Mampel, 1.Vorsitzender ACH (ANF)


Event: video of Amiga Meeting Bad Bramstedt (Update)
Following the title link you can download a 10 MB video in the Quicktime format showing several minutes of a walk round the meeting presenting all computers.

Update:
Alternative download link: meeting.mov (ps) (Translation: wk)

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19.Oct.2002
Thomas "Gojira" Nosutta (BAU02/ACBB) (ANF)


Event: first pictures of the Amiga Meeting
The BAU02 has the honour to present the first pictures of the Amiga Meeting. They can be found following the title link. Further pictures will follow. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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19.Oct.2002
Thorsten Mampel, 1.Vorsitzender ACH (ANF)


Event: status report from the Amiga Meeting Nord
Slowly it's getting full ;-). We have really reached the limit of our capacity. Right now there are 30 computers installed. Our network is still running flawlessly. Hopefully there won't be any problems with the electricity ;-).

Around 17 o'clock will the premiere of the film "Dünn2" take place. After this will Andre begin with the demo presentations. The organizers are really excited about the event being so popular. The first sales via our stock market have already been done. People are busy in handicraft work and especially in helping each other with the soldering-iron or just with good advice. Here still lives the Amiga feeling!

Under http://www.amigameeting.de/Webcam/Cam.jpg is the web cam still running delivering a new picture every 25 seconds. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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19.Oct.2002
Jim Steichen (ANF)


AmigaTalk V2.1 uploaded to Aminet
Version 2.1 of AmigaTalk today was uploaded to Aminet. A look at the .readme file will show some significant additions since V2.0.

AmigaTalk V2.1 is a version of 'Little Smalltalk' (V1.0 by Tim Budd) that has been re-written & enhanced for the Amiga line of computers.

James T. Steichen, Copyright (c) 1998-2002.

Be sure to have the sound turned on when you start the program! (It's called AmigaTalk for a reason!)

WARNING:
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There are some things that I can no longer test due to the fact that my system has a CyberVision 64/3D graphics card & is using the cybergraphics.library (et al). I would appreciate some feedback about problems that you might find, since I will not always be able to find them.

The system is currently NOT fully documented (especially IFF & BOOPSI Classes), so expect to see some holes in the documentation.

I did NOT go back & verify that all the test files still work as shown.

REQUIREMENTS:
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AmigaTalk uses DeckBrowser which is copyrighted (c) by InovaTronics. I've included a copy of it with my distribution. It should be placed in the command path where the Amiga OS can find it (example: 'C:')

68040 or better microprocessor. (68000 or 68020 available upon request).

20+ Mb of RAM (or you can edit the AmigaTalk:c/InitializeCommands script & delete the instantiations for Intuition Tags, DosSystem Tags & DataTypeSystem Tags & drop this number down to 4 Mb of RAM).

AmigaDOS 3.5+

Hard disk (5MB of space). (os)

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19.Oct.2002
Olaf Köbnik (email)


Amiga Arena: Hilt2 - HD version
Hilt2 as now available for download as HD version including manual and new missions (Spacelab, Bughunt1).

Hilt2 is a strategy game with RPG (role playing game) parts. You have to fulfill several operations with your team. You can set up your team where every unit has different abilities. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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19.Oct.2002
Ulrich Scholz


Event: additional information about the Pegasos presentation at the "BeGeistert"
As reported already yesterday is the "BeGeistert" taking place today and tomorrow in Düsseldorf. Following the title link you'll find information regarding the exact place and a plan showing the way there. The admission is 10 Euros.

From our yesterday's update you can see that the alternative computer system Pegasos with MorphOS and the Walker will be shown by Nicholas Blachford, Bertrand Presles and Sébastien Lokhamkhouak, too. Here are some more details:

Saturday, from 14:00 to 17:00 o'clock will the following four parts take place though not neccessarily in this order:
  • MorphOS running on a Pegasos and the legendary 'Walker' shown by Nicholas Blachford, Bertrand Presles and Sébastien Lokhamkhouak.

  • Comparison "BeOS R5" / "Zeta" by Bernd Korz (yellowtab.com)

  • "BeOS Developer Edition" by Frank Scholl (beosonline.com)

  • OpenBEOS (OBOS): team leaders explain what this is, what they do, how far they have come for now...

  • If need is given the MorphOS guys will do another presentation on Sunday morning.
As I have already mentioned in yesterday's message I'll visit the event this evening, too. If anyone has suggestions for questions he/she can place these in the comments. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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19.Oct.2002
Carsten Siegner (ANF)


Video converter update 2.2 beta
Carsten Siegner wrote:
Today I have finished a new beta of the program 'Video converter'. This version fixes a problem with Movieshop picture files. Until now ffmepg broke off when it met an unknown Jpg sub format (ffmpeg is very particular about Jpg sub formats). Now I have created a "work arround" by coding a dataype loader plugin for Video converter. This plugin can read all picture formats for which a datatype is installed, convert them to PPM and hand them over as a picture list to Video converter.

All you have to do is choosing a pictures directory in the lister as input, one for the output and then just pressing "convert". Unfortunately it's only a beta version because it always crashes on my Amiga when using very big pictures lists and I could not fix the error entirely. This beta can be downloaded from my hompage.

Download: Videokonverter.lzx (ps) (Translation: wk)

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18.Oct.2002
Thorsten Mampel, 1.Vorsitzender Amiga-Club Hamburg e.V. (ANF)


Meeting: Amiga Meeting North, Webcam Online

Our webcam is now online!

At http://www.amigameeting.de/Webcam/Cam.jpg you'll find a new picture every 25 seconds.

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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18.Oct.2002
Constantinos Nicolakakis (E-Mail)


Tool: SRename Version 3.5.0 Final

Constantinos Nicolakakis has released the final version of the tool 'SRename'. You can easily rename files with this tool, which runs on AmigaOS 3.0 and up.

Download: SRename350.lha (ps) (Translation: dm)

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18.Oct.2002
Mikey C (ANF)


Event: WoA SE 2002 - It's FINAL!
World of Amiga Southeast 2002 is pleased to announce it's final Exhibitors line up for this year's Show.

  • 100% Amiga Magazine
  • Amiga (OS4/Quake II Demo's)
  • Cloanto (Amiga Forever)
  • Eyetech (AmigaOne)
  • Fore-Matt Home Computing
  • Kicksoft
  • Mediator Support Team
  • The Crypt Magazine
  • Thendic France (Pegasos/MorphOS)
  • Total Amiga Magazine
  • Weird Science
  • ZeoNeo
The following Amiga User Groups will be in attendance:
  • Amiga North Thames
  • Amiga Support Association
  • Blackpool Amiga Club
  • Huddersfield Amiga User Group
Please visit http://www.worldofamiga.com or http://www.seal-amiga.co.uk/woase for more information, including an exhibitor layout plan for your convenience.

Advanced tickets, priced, £3.50 each, are available from: Fore-Matt Home Computing, http://www.forematt.co.uk or Kicksoft, http://www.kicksoft.co.uk.

World of Amiga Southeast 2002 takes place on Saturday 2nd of November 2002 at Poplars Hall, Shenfield, Brentwood, Essex, UK. More news will follow soon. (ps)

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18.Oct.2002
WHDLoad


Installer: WHDLoad - New Packets (until 20.10.2002) (Update)
With WHDLoad you can install games on your harddrive which were originally made only for use with disks. The following pakets have been added or updated since our last message:
  • 20.10.02 new: Shadow of the Beast Demo (Psygnosis) done by Psygore
  • 20.10.02 improved: Citadel (Arakkis/VD) polish version supported
  • 20.10.02 fixed: Crystal Symphonies (Phenomena) interrupts fixed for 040/060, delay added
  • 20.10.02 fixed: Crystal Symphonies 2 (Phenomena) interrupts fixed for 040/060
  • 20.10.02 improved: Mean Streets (U.S.Gold) French version supported, bug fixed
  • 19.10.02 new: Operation Neptune (Infogrames) done by Psygore
  • 17.10.02 improved: Z-Out (Advantec/Rainbow Arts) snoop bug fixed, new installer script
  • 17.10.02 new: Wolfchild (Core Design) done by Galahad
  • 17.10.02 fixed: Prehistorik (Titus) music fixed
  • 17.10.02 new: Dragon Strike (Westwood/S.S.I) done by JOTD
  • 16.10.02 new: Crazy Sue 2 (Hironymus Jumpshoe) done by DJ Mike
  • 16.10.02 new: Crazy Sue (Hironymus Jumpshoe) done by DJ Mike
  • 14.10.02 improved: Budokan (Electronic Arts) disk images shortened, new icons
  • 14.10.02 improved: Emptyhead (Rednex) faster loading
(ps) (Translation: dr)

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18.Oct.2002
EvenMore


Text viewer: EvenMore version 0.60 (17.10.2002)
The freeware text viewer 'EvenMore' which was made by Chris Perver is available in version 0.60 (17.10.2002). Chris only changes the version number if an extensive update was made. With the help of plugins a high number of formats can be read and other ones will follow!

Download: EvenMore.lha (ps) (Translation: dr)

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18.Oct.2002
Amiforce


Amiforce: New IBrowse-toolbar and Euro calculator for Austria
Today Cj-Stroker has published a toolbar for IBrowse in Golded6 AIX design on his download area. All those who like colourful buttons they will love it.

The toolbar for A-Web and Voyager has also almost done and is available in next days, too.

Euro calculator Austria:
Cj-Stroker has published an Euro calculator for all Austrians some times ago. You can also find it in the download area. (ps) (Translation: dr)

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18.Oct.2002
Thomas Nosutta (ANF)


Mailprogram: YAM beta version 2.4 (developer version from 18.10.2002)
There is a new developer version 2.4 of the mailprogram YAM which in the meantime has become Open Source. This is a version which is still in progress and which therefore possibly contains bugs. The developer team offers no support and gives no guarantee! Any requests done by email will also not be answered. You use it on your own risk!

The changes which were made you can read in this list. You can get further information on the Yamos SourgeForge-site.

Download: YAM24Dev.lzx (ps) (Translation: dr)

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18.Oct.2002
Paul ExiE Strejcek (E-Mail)


Czech Amiga.News MOVED
Paul ExiE Strejcek writes:
First we would like to apologize that Czech Amiga.News was unavailable for 12 days. For technical reasons we have moved to a new address amiga.czex.com.

Now we ask for your help!
If you find a link referring to the old address, please notify the webmaster about the change.

To contact us, please write to newsy@czex.com or exie@czex.com.

We made the best of the change and improved the html code, which should result in faster display in Amiga browsers, especially on slower machines, and light-speed downloading :-).
BTW main page of Czech Amiga.News finally validates as HTML 4.01 Transitional!

During the transition we have also fixed the forms for submitting news, so don't be afraid to use them. Finally we have also started updating our vast collection of links. We will keep you informed about the progress. After arrival of the new version of operating system AmigaOS 4.0 we are going to add new services for our readers. Let us surprise you! Additional ideas and comments are welcome! (ps)

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17.Oct.2002
Thomas Schulze (FAJ)


Music/Sound Expert Sought for Crossfire II

Dreamworlds Development is looking urgently for a music/sound expert who can also add music to animations, in order to prepare Crossfire II. The animations are in MPEG format or if needed in single pictures on a CD. The result of adding the sound should therefore be a timed sample in a common format

There is not going to be much monetary reward involved (because of the overall market situation). The best case scenario would be approximately 100 Euros when the project is published. You can get further details by expressing your interest in an email.

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002



amiga-news.de: The Internal Search Machine Not Working
Unfortunately our internal search machine 'htDig' is not working right now. Sven brought it to our attention that the Google search and gives a very good result when one enters

site:www.amiga-news.de + key word

in the search field. You can enter the key word either in the upper right in the field where it says 'Google.com', or in the field on our separate search page. (ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
Nico Barbat (ML)


Magazine: AMIGAplus for October, 2002

The AMIGAplus for October 2002 with the title theme "Audio with PSA" will be out in the middle of next week. For two reasons the release date was postponed, and so a new appointment was made with the publishing company.

Read about the following topics in the latest AMIGAplus:

Mega-Workshop ProStationAudio

"Audio with the Amiga rocks!" Take a calm walk with us in the world of a professional Audio-Sequencer, ProStationAudio. Add chimes to your life!

Thylacine - Tasmanian USB Controller

For many long years it wasn't possible to use a USB gizmo with your Amiga. Now, within the space of a year come not one but two new USB cards on the market. After we introduced E3B's HIGHWAY in the May and July/August 2002 issues, and its little sister SUBWAY for the clock port of the Amiga 1200 is still awaited, we're making a little trip to Australia for you. That's where the Zorro II card Thylacine has been available for a little while.

Software Tycoon - Learn as the game progresses...

When the digital entertainment industry was still in the shoes of a little child, the pioneers of game history could give free rein to their innovative ideas.

After the version for the PC was released about a year ago, the Amigans and Mac-heads [and MorphOSians -dm] can also dive into the world of a Software Tycoon and virtually manage the development of a game.

PC Competitor - Twice-Enjoyed Retro Game Fun

To throw away something valuable, to give something the old heave ho without a good reason, now that's a pity. So how can the old competitions, zip sticks, Pythons and Hyperstars be regenerated for employment in Amiga emulators? The rescue comes from the joystick interface PC Competitor!

And in addition to all that:
  • Workshop PGP, Part 1
  • FroggerNG 2 CD Tested
  • A+ on Tour: photokina 2002
  • What's New in Emulator Land
  • How to Do Better on eBay, Part 2
  • Floppy Classics on Hard-drive: WHDLoad
  • Amiga-Status-Report 10/02: Voter Rights
  • Demoscene: Summertime is... Partytime
  • Show Report O.A.S.E. 2: News from Austria
  • and a whole lot more
AMIGAplus is available by subscription, by single issue at 5 Euros per (inc. postage and handling) and in your local Amiga shop.

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
MorphOS-news


Meeting: Pictures of the Finnish Amiga User Group Meeting 2002

The members of the 'Finnish Amiga User Group' shot some pictures of their meeting in Oulu on 28th September, 2002, in which the Pegasos was presented. These pictures have been assembled in a photo report and uploaded to Aminet.

Download: sakuvk02.lha (4,6 MB)

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
amiga.sourceforge.net


DCR8520 Amiga-Ports: Updates from 16th October, 2002

Diego 'DCR8520' Casorran put a few ports on his website for public download. The following programs were updated:

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
Chaos Computer Club


CCC: Wave of Bank Card Fraud

Apparently there is a wave of bank card fraud underway. In inquiries to Chaos Computer Club, the help-seeking victims all describe a similar modus operandi.

The complete article may be found under the title link.

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
Martin Strojek (ANF)


Amiga Classics on Gameboy Advance (Speedball 2)

Under the title link there's a game test by Golem with the titleGame Test: Speedball 2 - Return of the Classics on the GBA title "Speedball 2", which was also favorably well known on the Amiga.

Here's an excerpt: »Whoever has called an Amiga his own will be dazzled by the mere mention of the Bitmap Brothers. This development team created Amiga games of an unforgotten radiance. One of them, Speedball 2, was recently introduced in a version for Nintendo's handheld Game Boy Advance.«

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
Andreas Magerl (ANF)


Amiga Future: Test Reports of Sol Negro & Solution

On the Amiga Future Homepage a Test of Sol Negro has been published in the article section. Many thanks to Alexander Drews for this article.

Until the 20th of October, 2002, the current solution will be on the Amiga Future homepage. The following is available to win this time:
  • 1 x Virtual Karting 2
  • 1 x Amiga Tools 2 CD & Tele-Info 2 CD
  • 1 x Workbench Design CD & Steuer Profi 96 CD

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
Mariusz Wloczysiak (E-Mail)


Elbox: MediatorUP 3.4 & MM CD UP 1.18
The MediatorUP 3.4 update for Mediator PCI 3/4000T, Mediator PCI 4000D, Mediator PCI 4000, Mediator PCI 3000D, Mediator PCI 1200 SX, Mediator PCI 1200 and Mediator PCI ZIV has been made available today.

The update includes new versions of:
  • pci.library
  • Voodoo.card
  • Virge.card
  • MediatorNET.device
Changes:
pci.library ver. 5.6 - support for 6 PCI slots
Voodoo.card ver. 2.18 - displaying the border in 8-bit modes corrected

Virge.card ver. 1.7
MediatorNET.device ver. 2.6 - support for Mediator PCI 1200 SX added

The MM CD 1.18 update for the users of Mediator PCI 3/4000T, Mediator PCI 4000D, Mediator PCI 4000, Mediator PCI 3000D, Mediator PCI 1200 SX, Mediator PCI 1200 and Mediator PCI ZIV busbords, who are registered owners of the Mediator Multimedia CD has been released today.

The update includes new version of:
  • Voodoo.card
  • FastEthernet.device
  • mixer.library
  • sb128.audio
  • tv.library
  • TV
  • tv.vhi
Changes:

Voodoo.card ver. 4.18 - displaying the border in 8-bit modes corrected

tv.library ver. 1.13 TV ver. 1.3 - new front-end reception frequency steps added

FastEthernet.device ver. 1.6
mixer.library ver. 1.4
sb128.audio ver. 4.7
tv.vhi ver. 1.2 - support for Mediator PCI 1200 SX added

Info on the current versions is available in DOWNLOADS | Mediator section. (ps)

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17.Oct.2002
amiga.org


CCN: (Im)Patient Amigas
Robert Du Gaue, an Amiga enthusiast and former Amiga columnist for CCN, and AmigaZone's Harv Laser get together to write a good article depicting the state of the current American West Coast Amiga community and the lack of progress from Amiga Inc. (ps)

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17.Oct.2002
Kultpower.de


Kultpower: New Videogame Test Reports

The online fan site of various cult newspapers collects scanned test reports and covers in its databank. Today the following videogame test reports have been entered:

From Videogames 11/97: Extreme-G (Nintendo 64), Final Fantasy 7 (hello RouWa) (Sony Playstation).

From Videogames 1/93, scanned by Mesca: Chiki Chiki Boys (MegaDrive), Desert Strike (SuperNES), Ecco (MegaDrive), Jimmy Connors Pro Tennis Tour (SuperNES), Lemmings (MasterSystem), Lemmings (NES), Magical Quest (SuperNES), Mickey Mouse 2 (MasterSystem), Parodius (SuperNES), Sonic 2 (MasterSystem), Sonic Blast Man (SuperNES), Super Mario Land 2 (Gameboy), World of Illusion (MegaDrive).

Thanks to Mesca there are in total about another 150 test results from the Videogames issues 1/93, 3/93, 9/93 and 10/93.

In addition to all that Alien426 has sent us the ASM test reports for these games: Alone in the Dark (PC), Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (PC), Legend of Kyrandia (PC).

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
Amiga Society


Amiga Society: Website Renovation in Progress

Horst Diebel writes:

»So, the rebuilding of the page is beginning now. Because a few areas of the page didn't get many visitors, and I unfortunately don't have time to spruce them up, they will be shut down. This step is overdue, and many people have called for it.

The "Bücher" section will stay in place as the core. "Schlachtfeld" will get its own domain sooner or later and be distanced from the society. The other headings, whether they are little matters from Micha or me, will also be closed. Many people thought we should do this and we announced it long ago.

The only update really is in the Little Book of Amiga Software - a few games will be found here, which absolutely must be taken up again.»

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
OnyxSoft


OnyxSoft: Pictures of AONE, Cathedral Version 1.31, and DagensTV Version 1.0

OnyxSoft has placed online a few pictures from AONE 2002, which took place in Göteborg. On top of that, two programs were brought up to date on the 15th of October, 2002:

  • The music creation program Cathedral has reached version 1.31.
  • DagensTV is now at version 1.0, ready for download. The program works with information of TV programs, which are distributed by email from http://www.dagenstv.com/.
Both programs are from Daniel Westerberg.

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
The Legacy


History: The Legacy Update - 400 New Screenshots

The games museum for C64, Amiga, Atari and other computers is taking care of their readers by offering new screenshots, cover scans, and articles about the game developers. On the 15th of October, 2002 400 new screenshots were saved to the databank.

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
Total Amiga


Magazine: Total Amiga Issue 13

The English language magazine Total Amiga will appear on the 28th of October, 2002, and it is going to have the following content:

  • News
    • AmigaOS 4 Update
    • MorphOS and Pegasos Update
    • Columns from Fleecy Moss and Alan Redhouse
  • Features
    • Digital Cameras - Includes information on choosing a camera, connecting it to your Amiga and using the images.
    • Interactive Fiction - A look back at the history of IF, the current state of the genre and how you can get involved with your Amiga.
    • Interviews with Davy Wentzler (Audio Evolution) and Matthew Kille (Zoeneo).
    • Flashback - A new retro column, this issue looking at the A4000.
    • Power Tower Conversion - How Matt Morris of BAC turned his Power Tower into a thing of beauty.
  • Reviews
    • GoldED Studio AIX
    • Thylacine Zorro USB card
    • fxSCAN 4 with USB scanner support
    • Epson Perfection 1650 USB Scanner
    • Tales of Tamar
    • Earth 2140 Mission Pack
    • PD Paradise: Privoxy and MultiRename
  • Support
    • Photogenics 5 Layers Tutorial
    • Reader Letters
(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
ANN


AmigaOne Will Be Demonstrated on the 20th of October, 2002 in Australia

The Australian Amiga user group SAUG in cooperation with Anything Amiga will display the AmigaOne this Sunday the 20th of October, 2002 at 2 pm. In Epping.

Here's an excerpt of the original announcement:
  • DATE: Sunday October 20th
  • TIME: 2pm
  • LOCATION: Epping Community Centre, (School of Arts building), 9 Oxford Street, Epping NSW.
If you're Sydney-based or close enough to get there then see the following. This coming Sunday the Sydney Amiga User Group in conjunction with user group member Ross Vumbaca and AnythingAmiga will debut the new AmigaOne.

(ps) (Translation: dm)

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17.Oct.2002
sylvio k. (ANF)


Soms3D Seeks New Partners

Soms has been on ice for a long time because there was a lot of programming to do. This made us really think about things. We decided not to make a 2D adventure, but rather a realtime 3D online role playing game.

To do this we already have a 3D programmer and our first internal beta version. The capabilities of Soms3D will be made public at a later date (assuming our new webpage is online). The adventurers will reach, more or less, a common solution. And naturally all that one may do online must also be doable in an online game.

To reach our goals we still need a bit of help. We are looking for:

  • A musician who can deliver his music in MOD or MIDI form.
  • A programmer who knows his way around Online-Programming.
  • Because Soms3D is based on PPC it would be better when partners have a PPC, especially when programming.
  • Applications or Inquiries go to Sylvio K..


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17.Oct.2002
Matthias Rustler (ANF)


Game 'Armada' released on Aminet

Armada is a round-based game for two to five players. It is a version of a game formerly played with paper and colored pencils. To start off each player places his sea port on the map. As the game progresses players select their ships and attack opposing ships. It depends on the distance and a roll of the dice if the opposing ships are sunk.

Armada-Homepage is here, and here is the Aminet download link: Armada.lha. The author would like to hear some feedback about the game and its homepage.

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