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`04.Jun.2001` WHDLoad Support Page (ANF)	Installation: WHDLoad Version 14.3 Release of version 14.3 of WHDLoad, a harddisc-install-package. WHDLoad lets you install many floppy based games onto the harddisc. New: fix: without PreLoad/S LoadFileOffset/DiskLoad returning error (Philippe) fix: LoadFileOffset/DiskLoad was returning wrong result on failure and WHDLF_NoError wasn't set (Jeff) fix: now resload_Load functions can load files larger than 2.091.108 bytes (MrLarmer) new: option NoFlushMem/S added to avoid memory flush at WHDLoad startup fix: TDREASON_OSEMUFAIL works again (Jeff) fix: bug in resload_Relocate removed (MrLarmer) Download: WHDLoad_usr.lha - 137 kB (ps) [News message: 04. Jun. 2001, 22:58] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`03.Jun.2001` Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)	Amiga Arena: full version of the system manager (update) With permission of Frederic Laboureur the Amiga Arena makes possible the full version of 'The Boss'. 'The Boss' is a system manager enabling programs and application to be started by simply pressing a button. No annoying and memory consuming icons, menus or docks are used for launching. A simple button is enough to start a program. 'The Boss' is very easy to operate, flexible, compact, system friendly, and recource considering, and moreover runs on any screen possible (Workbench, public or even it's own one). This tool addresses anybody who finds tools like Toolmanager or ToolsDeamon to be too inflated. Features: Completely configurable. No additional tools needed. Font sensitive GUI. Chooseable font for both, screen and buttons. Full OCS / ECS / AGA support. Chooseable screen mode. All functions on one single screen. No menus, icons or docks. No seperate interface like MUI or ClassAct needed. asynchronous multitasking and extreme system friendly. 16 colour WB-palette to determine the tool's colours. Efficient use of memory - only a few memory is required. Chooseable types for buttons, drawers, scripts, and executable files. Unlimited number of buttons possible, whichever how much you need. Small, optimized and fast code makes it all system friendly. Very easy to use and configure. Drag & Drop support. As always the Amiga Arena is looking for users wanting to translate or write reviews or manuals. sd Supplement 06 June 2001: Amiga Arena - The Boss Update! Since some users have had problems with the keyfile Frederic Laboureu reworked the program file. All users having problems regarding the keyfile, please reload the archive. Special thank to Harald N. for reporting and to Frederic L. for the quick update. (ps) [News message: 03. Jun. 2001, 20:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`03.Jun.2001` ANN	Instant-Messenger: GUI development for STRICQ V2 On ANN Douglas F. McLaughlin wrote, that he started development of STRICQ v2. In this version the GUI will be completely independent from the rest of the program. This allows STRICQ v2 to be equipped with different GUI's. People interested in developing a GUI (MUI or other) for STRICQ v2 can mail to Douglas F. McLaughlin for closer discussions about the implementation. There will be a SDK for GUI developers. (sd) [News message: 03. Jun. 2001, 20:16] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`03.Jun.2001` amiga.org	BBC: Sharp Zaurus-PDA in Click Online On BBC World the broadcast 'Click Online' reported about the Zaurus-PDA by Sharp and showed several applications running on it. According to the message on amiga.org the name of Amiga was not mentioned, however. The report is available as ASF file (Windows Media Player) on the BBC World-Server and also will be to see in replays of the broadcast of which the dates are listed under the title link. Supplement 03 June 2001: On ann.lu it reported, that the CEO of Sharp talked about the AmigaDE in a broadcast on CNBC, but also that he talked about to be favoring Microsoft's .net (dot net) for future product lines. (David Scheibler) (sd) [News message: 03. Jun. 2001, 18:48] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`02.Jun.2001` Richard Kapp via email	Interview: GFX-Base talked with Onyxsoft The GFX-Base has made an (english) interview with Stefan Blixth, Daniel Westerberg and Anders Ericsson from OnyxSoft (the creators of freeware like Onyxbase, Quicknote, Detris, DRemind and others). In this very comprehensive interview they have spoken about their freeware projects, new plans, the origin of OnyxSoft and their views of different subjects. (ps) [News message: 02. Jun. 2001, 16:51] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`02.Jun.2001` c't issue 12/2001 (ANF)	c't newspart: 'Mac OS 9 on the AMIGA' The AMIGA is making headlines once again in the current print issue of the c't (German computer magazine), page 39: »Already for years is the AMIGA for some fans the better Macintosh. Now the MacOS versions 8.5 to 9.1 and therefore PowerPC native programs, too, can be used on the computer - with iFusion. The British distributor Blittersoft sells the emulator for 430 Mark via the internet (www.blittersoft.com). The software is said to support up to 2 GByte RAM, disk drives, harddisks and CD-ROMs. Requirements for the use is according to Blittersoft an AMIGA computer with a PPC board, 32 MByte RAM and Cybergraphics version 4. (adb)« This headline shows very exactly that the interest in the AMIGA is also depending on the really existing (and not only announced) products. (ps) [News message: 02. Jun. 2001, 13:10] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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