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`31.Jul.2001` Bebits (Seite über BeOS) (ANF)	New hardware platform for AmigaOS & AmigaDE Marcel Maurmann wrote: Here I found a link with an interesting news from Merlancia about a hardware platform with 1 or 2 G4 PowerPC processors. It should run with: MorphOS, QNX, BeOS and -AmigaOS-/AmigaDE. The product series is called Merlancia Multimedia Computer - Torro Series (System name: Apocolyps (Desktop/ASTB)). Another link: BeGroovy: BeOS on a G4? (ps) (Translation: gf) [News message: 31. Jul. 2001, 23:17] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.Jul.2001` Steffen Nitz (ANF)	Regist II released in the Aminet Regist II by Steffen Nitz helps you to manage the users registerd for your program. The topical version is 0.2Alpha and only few features are already implemented. Steffen Nitz pleases you to give him some feedback (Steffen.Nitz@t-online.de) because he wants to figure out if a further development is needed. Additional Steffen is looking for some one who is able to translate the texts included in the program and the documentation. Some already available and planned features of Regist II: 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 Download: Regist_II.lha (133 KB) - Regist_II.readme (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 30. Jul. 2001, 10:40] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.Jul.2001` Ryan Czerwinski in the Shoutcast stream from the Amiwest 2001 (ANF)	AmiWest 2001: Merlancia announces new products Merlancia Industries announced some very impressive products that will be released in August or September. Merlancia rejects to be a Hoax like IWIN. They hired Dave Haynie lately and are topicaly trying to get Andy Finkel and RJ Mical. (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 30. Jul. 2001, 02:29] [Comments: 1 - 30. Jul. 2001, 22:22] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`29.Jul.2001` Bernd ´Bernie´ Meyer (E-Mail)	Interview with Bernd 'Bernie' Meyer and Harald Frank / Amithlon-FAQ On the AmiWest 2001 show Amiga, Inc. introduced the 'AmigaOS x86' product, which is about 'Amithlon' being an Amiga emulator developed by Harald Frank (VMC) and Bernd Meyer (UAE-JIT). We asked Bernd ´Bernie´ Meyer and Harald Frank to give us some information about their project 'Amithlon' and sent them the following questions via e-mail: "In our comments section the term of ´Amithlon´ is accumulating. Gary Peake named Harald Frank for the developer of this Amiga emulation for x86 in the IRC log-file from the AmiWest show. To deliver our readers some insight to your project we would be happy if you could account for giving us a somewhat closer view of your technic. Of course we are in especially interested in how this idea to develop a new Amiga emulator for x86 platforms came up, which problems you met in doing it, how about the status of development, and of course from when and where the product will be available." Bernd ´Bernie´ Meyer bothered creating a FAQ answering frequently asked questions. You will find this FAQ under the title link. It must be pointed out that this is no official document from Amiga, Inc., but simply Bernd Meyer's answers to frequently asked questions to thereby clear up misunderstandings. Supposedly there will be a press release about 'AmigaOS x86' by Amiga published on the Amiga Inc. website within the next days. (ps) (Translation: mj) [News message: 29. Jul. 2001, 23:52] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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