• Title: The Drum Noise
• Artist: Alex West
• Style: D'n'B
• Length: 6:13
• Format: MP3, 160 kbps
• Size: 7,2 MB

• At the startup of a Zune programme it will check if the stack is large enough (min. 30000 bytes). This way, crashes due to insufficient stack size can be avoided.
• Every Zune programme may now access the prefs programme through the MUI menu, so locale preferences (screenmode, skin, etc.) are possible.
• Zune_prefs was renamed Zune, because it is called that in AROS, too.
• Lamp.mcc is now being modified by the Zune-Installer for Zune.
• newstring.mcc from Aminet is now part of the Zune archive.
• Bugfix: dtpic class (Homebank will start up now)
• In YAM/SimpleMail now active String Gadgets at "window open" will be shown active correctly
• Mui Keys (cursor keys etc.) work now
• Nlist class now supports popup menues
• NListviews work with > 2000 entries (AROS-Fix by Georg Steger)
• Text display on buttons is now correct in JAM1
• Borders of Nlist classes now will be drawn

• Menu entries will always be displayed as available
• The window coordinates will be remembered at the next opening of the window, but they will not be saved yet.
• Keynotify does not work yet. Programmes likeYAM or SimpleMail use to, for example,. delete an email with the delete key.

• Input event recording and playback (WIP)
• PC floppy drive drive sound emulation :)
• Mousehack-"driver" build-in.
• PC DD and HD floppy image support.
• Added improved audio filter and interpolation code from uade and other sound setting updates.
• Added build-in HRTMon debugger/monitor. (WIP)
• Action Replay for Amiga 1200 ROM image support.
• Arcadia emulation updates.
• Directory filesystem compatibility updates. (illegal characters in directory names work better now, some protection flag tweaks, more compatible disk capacity check if disk is very big, compatibility issues with \\server\share-directories fixed)
• Debugger updates. (improved trainer search command, fa-command, like in Action Replay, AGA color register dump etc..)

• Fix for random state restore freeze.
• AVIOutput crash, incorrect window size.
• Random Picasso96 screen mode switch crash.
• "Create hard disk imagefile"-option in harddisk settings fixed, previously it usually created corrupt hardfiles..
• Fixed garbage lines when program mixed interlace and non-interlace modes.
• D3D filter fullscreen freeze fixed.
• Priority-panel "pause emulation/disable sound output"-checkboxes were not initialized correctly.

• Correct function names demangling for C++ programs (for both gcc 2.9x and 3.x/4.x)
• Support for function names longer than 32 characters
• Call graph support. Now libprofile can produce a nice call graph for each function call in program.

• the second part of our extensive interview with Dave Haynie
• a fascinating insight into the world of Fractals in an interview with Elena Novaretti
• several long awaited products in for review this issue including Papyrus Office and Frying Pan
• an insight into the new Exec memory system from Thomas Frieden
• Steve Solie's tutorial on the versions of Make included in the OS 4 SDK

• 4 channel sound mode
• Savestates re-introduced
• Kickstart Rom Selector
• Firmware 1.5 compatibility

• MagicSpray works starting from version 2.93-4
• Palette problem under AmigaOS 4 solved (no custom screen is necessary anymore)
• Draggability of the PerfectPaint screen
• Working zoom function

• Amiga and MorphOS news of May/June 2006
• Report: Huno Party 4
• Review of BookCon
• Review of Broken Sword 1 and 2
• Article about the supports of transmission
• Article about modulations of the radio
• Article about the ADSL
• Tutorial: Installation of Fuhquake
• Tutorial: Installation of Mods on Quake 3
• Update of the Amiga Games List
• The Amiga quizz

• Due to an unnoticed problem by replacing PhxAss with vasmm68k in the build-process the _LVO symbols were no longer assembled and were missing in amiga.lib

• Joystick support (via AmigaInput)
• Better Pro-Dos boot handling
• New indicators to show the extra LMPR bits: ROM0, ROM1 and WPROT in the Debug Window
• Enhanced HDF file handling to accept v1.1 images with a large identity structure
• Improved ATA hard disk emulation
• Misc sourcecode improvements and bugfixes
• Removed unnecessary for the AmigaOS compile files from the archive, thus smaller overall size

• 03.07.06 improved: Empire Strikes Back (Domark) supports another version (Info)
• 02.07.06 improved: Ooops Up (Demonware) rewritten, highscore saving changed, blitwaits added, works with cache on 68060 (Info)
• 02.07.06 improved: Valhalla - Before The War (Vulcan) reduced memory usage, icons added (Info)
• 02.07.06 fixed: Panza Kickboxing (Loriciel/Futura) access fault removed (Info)
• 02.07.06 fixed: Kid Gloves (Logotron) keyboard fixed, quits on 68000, manual included (Info)
• 02.07.06 updated: Arcade Pool (Team 17) rewritten, cache/fastmem support, icons and docs added (Info)
• 02.07.06 fixed: Abandoned Places 2 (ICE) protection enabled and docs included (Info)
• 30.06.06 improved: Aladdin (Virgin) access fault fixed, manual and icons added (Info)
• 30.06.06 improved: Panza Kickboxing (Loriciel/Futura) using fast memory now (Info)
• 30.06.06 improved: Best Of The Best (Loriciel/Futura) using fast memory now (Info)
• 30.06.06 improved: Battle Storm (Titus) music fixed (Info)
• 30.06.06 improved: Arabian Nights (Krisalis) recompiled (CD³²), fixed for WHDLoad v16.6 (Disk) (Info)
• 29.06.06 updated: Outzone (Lankhor) taglist termination fixed to work with WHDLoad v16.6 (Info)
• 29.06.06 updated: Nicky Boom 2 (Microïds) fixed to work with WHDLoad v16.6, uses kickemu instead osemu, new install script (Info)
• 29.06.06 updated: Nicky Boom (Microïds) fixed to work with WHDLoad v16.6, manual added, new install script (Info)
• 29.06.06 improved: Sherman-M4 (Loriciel) supports another version (Info)
• 29.06.06 updated: Menace (DMA Design/Psygnosis) rewritten, joypad support added, taglist fixed, quitkey for 68000, manual and icons added (Info)
• 29.06.06 updated: Frankenstein (Zeppelin Games) taglist termination fixed to work with WHDLoad v16.6 (Info,Image)
• 29.06.06 updated: Brides of Dracula (Gonzo Games) taglist termination fixed to work with WHDLoad v16.6 (Info)
• 29.06.06 improved: 4D Sports Driving (Mindscape) rewritten, better sound replay (Info)
• 29.06.06 improved: 4D Sports Boxing (Mindscape) rewritten, better sound replay (Info)
• 28.06.06 updated: Cabal (Ocean) fixed for WHDLoad v16.6, icons and docs added, new install script (Info)
• 28.06.06 improved: 1943 - The Battle for Midway (Go!/Probe) made compatible to WHDLoad v16.6, icons added, new install script (Info)
• 26.06.06 updated: Flood (Electronic Arts/Bullfrog) fixed for WHDLoad v16.6, new install script, docs and icons added (Info)
• 25.06.06 updated: Stardust (Bloodhouse) fixed for WHDLoad v16.6, icons and docs added (Info)
• 25.06.06 updated: Sink or Swim (Zeppelin Games/Odysseus Software) fixed for WHDLoad v16.6, icons and docs added (Info,Image)
• 25.06.06 improved: Rise Of The Dragon (Dynamix) supports another version (Info)
• 25.06.06 fixed: Globdule (Psygnosis) install script corrected (Info)
• 25.06.06 improved: Computer Scrabble (Leisure Genius) supports another version (Info)
• 23.06.06 improved: Flashback (Delphine Software) protection fixed, better compatibilty for fast cpu's, new install script, trainer added (Info)
• 18.06.06 improved: History Line 1914-1918 (Blue Byte) highscore display/merge added (Info)
• 15.06.06 improved: Skeleton Krew (Mindscape) CD³² version rewritten (Info)
• 15.06.06 new: Scrabble (US Gold) done by JOTD (Info)
• 15.06.06 improved: Nick Faldo's Championship Golf (Grandslam) debug code removed (Info)
• 15.06.06 new: Computer Scrabble (Leisure Genius) done by JOTD (Info)
• 09.06.06 new: Valhalla & the Lord of Infinity (Vulcan) done by JOTD (Info)
• 09.06.06 improved: Chuck Rock 2 (Core Design) quitkey added for intro selection and menu (Info)
• 07.06.06 new: Valhalla - Before The War (Vulcan) done by JOTD (Info)
• 07.06.06 new: The Champ (Linel) done by CFOU! (Info)
• 07.06.06 improved: Fernandez Must Die (Mirrorsoft/Imageworks) rewritten, obsoletes osemu (Info)

• Native Version of the X-Servers
• Several Addon-executables:
  
  • The VNC-Viewer and two Tools from the VNC-Package of RealVNC: vncviewer, vncconnect and vncpasswd
  • pixmap: a Editor for XPM-grafics
• Bugfix of the executable XGalaga 2.0
• New Startup-Script. Fixed e.g.a problem with AmiPDF

• Content page progress bar displays proper values now
• Progress bars start from valid positions when appending already written disc
• Overall progress bar displays valid information when burning multiple tracks in TAO
• Install script utilizes xad/lha/lzx whichever is found first
• In_MP3.module has been updated and features checking (accepts only MPEG1 LAYER3 44kHz Stereo)
• Multiselection of data/audio tracks is now allowed; filetype for multiple tracks can be changed at once, multiple tracks can be removed in a single click, et cetera
• Removed scroll bar from settings and hardware settings panels
• Write method is now recorded
• Empty ISO images are ignored from now on
• Added text object displaying amount of data to be written to disc
• Write speeds are properly remembered now

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                A M I R E V I V A L   I N   J U L Y

             C O D E X   A L P E   A D R I A   2 0 0 6

          I M A G I N E   U P D A T E   A V A I L A B L E

                  A K C   D E M O   D O E S N ' T

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

            H O L L Y W O O D   M I N O R   U P D A T E

            W B   S U P E R   G A M E S   I S   D O N E 

         M A I L T E X T   M U I   C U S T O M   C L A S S

            W O O K I E C H A T   R E A C H E S   2 . 2 

             A M I G A   F O R E V E R   P R E M I U M 

        A B C S H E L L   I S   A   B O U R N E   S H E L L 

         T I M I D I T Y   0 . 6   A T   O S 4   D E P O T

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Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:
 You can certainly see from this month's stories that the Amiga 
community is moving into "Summer mode". We have stories of shows and 
get-togethers and games collections all arriving to help make the 
summer more enjoyable.
 Unfortunately, one interesting item arrived this month which would 
have been better covered in last month's issue. That is the extension 
of Amiga Voices by a month. The probable ending date for the extension 
is today. The e-mail indicates the project may continue beyond today, 
but no promises. Here's the note we received:

"Dear Brad,

On behalf of the Amiga Forever team I wanted to let you know that we
extended the Amiga Voices (http://www.amigaforever.com/voices/)
initiative by an extra month. As you are a long-time Amiga supporter, 
we believe that this could be of interest both to you and to your 
readers.

Cloanto's Amiga Voices project aims to preserve and make accessible 
bits and bytes of Amiga oral history in the form of personal messages, 
with a maximum duration of three minutes per fragment. Amiga Voices 
gives Amiga friends worldwide a unique opportunity to record their 
stories and other Amiga-related messages. To make the initiative as 
accessible as possible, dedicated local telephone numbers have been 
set up in different countries.

In consideration of demand, Amiga Voices will remain active at least
until June 30, 2006.

Regards,
Michael"

 This is really great idea. We hope it will remain in operation for at 
least a few days after this issue gets to folks so readers who'd been 
unaware of this can participate if interested. I might give this a try 
myself. 
 We hope you enjoy this issue.

 Brad Webb,
 Editor

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                A M I R E V I V A L   I N   J U L Y

28 June, 2006 

AmiRevival, the Amiga event to watch this July, will soon be upon us 
so now is the time to book tickets and exhibitor tables. The event 
promises to be a success with the likes of Mindspace (UML diagram 
software for OS4 and soon OS3.x) and other exhibitors attending, 
providing a large amount of interest.

In order to make this event the success it deserves to be we need your 
feedback and support. We are looking to provide something for everyone 
from the new user to the old, classic to next generation. To help us 
in this goal we would gladly welcome exhibitors from the Pegasos / 
MorphOS side as well as those from AROS and the Amiga communities. 
The Amiga community has always been one of friendly support and a 
cheerful and we want to rekindle that spirit.

We are also looking for more exhibitors to attend the event, helping 
in its success. If you feel you could exhibit, be that as a trader, 
usergroup or an individual we would like to hear from you. See the 
official Amirevival website for more exhibitor information. We will 
welcome all exhibitors so long as what your exhibit is related to the 
Amiga or Amiga-like systems (including Amiga emulation, AROS and 
MorphOS).

If you have a new product that you want to release in style, 
AmiRevival would be a good place to do this. With eyes on this event 
and all the after event reports this could be a great marketing 
opportunity. Yoodoo2, one of the authors of Mindspace, plans to attend 
and will be launching version 1 of his very useful product on the day 
of the show – why not join him?

Various user groups from around the UK will also be exhibiting the 
likes of SEAL, the authors of Total Amiga, will be attending the show 
with other usergroups including AmiSEK; the only user group in the 
South East of England.

PegXMac, the software allowing you to run MacOS on your AmigaOne, will 
also be available on the AmiSEK stand to try and we are hoping to have 
the latest version available to demonstrate at the event – its first 
public demonstration.

To book tickets, exhibitor space or just to find out more information 
visit the official AmiRevival website, http://www.amirevival.com/
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            C O D E X   A L P E   A D R I A   2 0 0 6

You Are Invited to a Celebration of
People, Diversity, Creativity and Excellence

        
        
Where:  Udine, Italy [Google Earth]
When:   June 30th to July 2nd, 2006
Topics:     Code for fun, code for work, computing trends, melting 
                pot of people, excellence...
Technology:     Code, diversity, classic computing, emulation...
Humans:     Developers, sceners, enthusiasts, resources for 
                developers, new friends, old friends...
Easy to reach:  By car, train, air, sea (from under ¤10.00 per leg)
Extras:     Friday evening, dinner on Saturday, competitions on 
                Sunday, trips on Monday...
Related:    Music & culture, Alps & beaches, food & wine... 
Conference
Scheduled Sessions

Codex Alpe Adria sessions have a focus on public seminars on Saturday, 
and on demoscene productions and creativity on Sunday. Demoscene 
productions and retrocomputing artifacts will be on display all day 
during both Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday

The following sessions are planned for Saturday:

    * 10:30 - M. C. Battilana:
          o Welcome
    * 11:00 - Dennis van Weeren:
          o Presentation of Minimig (an Amiga in an FPGA)
    * 12:00 - Bernd Schmidt:
          o History of UAE (the original Amiga emulation software)
    * 12:30 - Jens Schönfeld (Individual Computers):
          o Presentation of Keyrah (turns classic computers into USB 
            keyboards) and other new products
    * 13:30 - Break
    * 14:00 - Dario Soccoli:
          o Presentation of the latest version of AmigaOS 4.0
    * 14:30 - Matteo Rodaro (Reload) and Marco Pini (Apple User Group 
            Friuli Venezia Giulia):
          o Retrocomputing culture
    * 15:00 - Cesare Castiglia and Max Raber:
          o Demoscene culture
    * 16:00 - Break
    * 16:30 - Open Microphone
    * 17:00 - Update on Competitions
    * 17:30 - Announcements for Sunday

Last-minute changes may be posted at the event venue.
Sunday

Please refer to the overall event schedule.
Personal Presentations

All the speakers of the scheduled sessions will be available t
hroughout the day for personal presentations. This especially applies 
to the case where the language of the session was not what you hoped 
for, in which case we are at your disposal to repeat, translate and 
assist as desired.

Additional presentations will be held at the various computing desks 
located at the venue.

International Audience

As in previous years, visitors and attendees have pre-registered from 
several neighboring and more distant countries, including Austria, 
Slovenia, Germany, Denmark, Finland and the UK. We encourage everybody 
to take this opportunity to build bridges and make new friends.

http://0xaa.org/
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         I M A G I N E   U P D A T E   A V A I L A B L E

 17 June, 2006

- New ACUP release: Imagine V5.19 -

A new update to Imagine is now available. ACUP subscribers should 
login to the ACUP download server to obtain the update. 

Imagine was first introduced on the Amiga computer platform in 1987 
(originally named Turbo Silver). Now Imagine is at Version 5.0, with 
the Constant Upgrade Program in active development to help us work 
towards Version 6.0.

The Constant Upgrade Program, and the Version 6 release, demonstrates 
our continued commitment to the Amiga platform; offering high quality 
3D software for a price within the reach of all computer users.
Make sure you visit our Gallery page, where you will find a host of 
images created by users just like you.

When you think about 3D programs you immediately start to add up the 
features... Imagine is very robust and the feature list is almost 
endless.  If we missed something that you feel you need, or you don't 
see it here in the feature list, drop us a note at 
comments@cadtechnologies.co.uk and we will be more than happy to 
respond to your request. If you want to know what we are adding to 
Imagine, please check out our A.C.U.P. page to see just what's going 
on.

http://www.imaginefa.com/
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                   A K C   D E M O   D O E S N ' T

10 June, 2006

{For those who had hoped to see a report on the ACK CPU demo it looks 
as though you'll have to wait longer. The following note was posted 
during the month. Brad}

Due to time and resource constrainsts the CPU demo has been cancelled 
and will not be rescheduled at this time. There have been technical 
difficulties getting the CPU module to work with both the existing 
AmigaOne boards and the new TSi109 based design and I need time to 
analyze the issue. I will be available for questions in #Amigaworld on 
rc.amigaworld.net at 1500 hrs EDT. Apologies for those anxiously 
awaiting the demonstration.

Adam Kowalczyk

ACK Software Controls, Inc.
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            C Y G N U S E D   I S   R E H A T C H E D 

6 June, 2006

Starting today, CygnusEd can be ordered from APC&TCP.

About CygnusEd Professional Release 5

The perhaps most famous Amiga text editor for programmers was 
developed 20 years ago (1986/1987) Bruce Dawson, Colin Fox & Steve 
LaRocque (CygnusSoft Software) and was originally self-published. Even 
back then CygnusEd distinguished itself through its high performance 
and robustness. Development on CygnusEd would proceed at a steady pace 
in the years to follow. CygnusEd was one of the first programs to 
feature an ARexx interface and the first Amiga text editor with an 
Undo/Redo feature. Many Amiga programmers "grew up" with CygnusEd and 
a considerable part of the Amiga software library was created with 
CygnusEd.

The last version published was CygnusEd Professional 4. It became a
vailable in 1997 and was a completely revised version of the editor 
and its auxiliary tools, adapted for AmigaOS 3.1.

The current CygnusEd version 5 was enhanced with new features, and 
robustness and performance were improved again. The "Ed" auxiliary 
tool was rewritten from scratch and its complete source code is 
included with the editor. Many limitations and deficiencies of 
CygnusEd were removed. Version 5 is also the first CygnusEd release 
ported entirely, including all auxiliary tools, to the PowerPC and one 
of the first commercial software packages specially adapted for 
AmigaOS 4.

Upgrades from older versions are available at a reduced price. In 
order to obtain an upgrade you will need to mail your old CygnusEd 
floppy disk or CD-ROM to APC&TCP. http://www.apc-tcp.de

The support home page for CygnusEd 5 also went online today: 
http://www.apc-tcp.de/support/0030e.html

The associated support form for CygnusEd can be reached under 
http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/viewforum.php?f=25 .

Dealers who want to sell CygnusEd should contact APC&TCP directly by 
e-mail.

http://www.apc-tcp.de
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           H O L L Y W O O D   M I N O R   U P D A T E

10 June, 2006 

Hollywood 2.0 Update available

A small update for Hollywood 2.0 is available now. This update fixes 
two bugs in the AmigaOS4 version of Hollywood. As all Hollywood 
versions are able to save native AmigaOS4 executables, users of 
Hollywood versions for other platforms (e.g. MorphOS or AmigaOS3) 
should install this update, too. The update can be downloaded from the 
Hollywood product information page. 

http://www.airsoftsoftwair.com/ 
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            W B   S U P E R   G A M E S   I S   D O N E 

Wehrheim, Germany, June 19th, 2006.

We are glad to inform you, that we are finished the WB Super Games and 
the Payback Fan CD. The two products are available in our OnlineShop.

WB Super Games - The Workbench games collection for your AmigaOS 4

WB Super Games is a Workbench game collection for AmigaOS 4 which 
includes 7 different games. LogiLog, Alinearis and Cerebrum guarantee 
fun for all fans of brain gym. But also action fans will find them 
enjoyable. They can train themselves with the network games AXO, 
Memoria, Serpentis and Stoertebeker for one or two players.


There is always the option to run other programs while playing, 
because WB Super Games are executed on the Workbench. So you can 
control a chat-program for example. Moreover, all games are developed 
to use minimal resources, so that there is still enough system 
performance for other applications running at the same time. The 
collection was developed especially for AmigaOS 4 PPC-native. It does 
not need any additional libraries or SDL.

The WB Super Games is delivered on CD and costs just 9,95 Euro.

Payback Fan CD - The AddOn CD for Payback

Payback is one of the most popular amiga games of the last years and 
can still fascinate a loyal fan community. Because of that we have 
created a CD for Payback fans.
The Payback Fan CD is an AddOn CD for the Amiga game Payback. On the 
CD you can find 12 background pictures and 16 Patterns for the 
Workbench as well as skins for AmigaAmp. The highlight of the CD are 
the 22 still unpublished Maps, which guarantee you many hours of fun. 
If you like to create your own levels, you can find many textures of 
all types on the CD. Additionally you can find a exclusive interview 
of James Daniel, all "Amiga Speed" tests, the Amig@lien Payback 
Website and many reports about Payback. As a Payback Fan you 
absolutely need this CD.

The Payback Fan CD is delivered on CD and costs just 5,95 Euro.

A big thanks goes to the author of Payback James Daniels for his 
support.

For more information visit our website: http://www.alinea-computer.de.
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        M A I L T E X T   M U I   C U S T O M   C L A S S

9 June, 2006

The Mailtext MUI custom class package (for Amigas) is especially 
designed to display electronic messages. Its main features cover: 
Handling of font attributes, highlighting of quoted textpasses and 
highlighting and handling of URLs.

An OS4/PPC version of the MCC_Mailtext MUI library is now available 
at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mailtext

The MCC_Mailtext sourcecode has been updated to compile with GCC and 
ported to OS4. The version 3.2 user archive contains OS4 binaries and 
GCC compiled 68020 binaries. The purpose of this update is to provide 
a native OS4/PPC version of MCC_Mailtext and there are no changes in 
the operation of MCC_Mailtext. Amiga 68k users can continue to use 
version 3.1 of MCC_Mailtext and do not need to update to version 3.2.

Currently, there are no plans for further developement of 
MCC_Mailtext, but any bugs or problems that may occur with future 
versions of OS4, MUI or MUI libraries will be addressed by the 
MCC_Mailtext development team. MCC_Mailtext is used by Jabberwocky and 
several other Amiga MUI programs.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mailtext
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            W O O K I E C H A T   R E A C H E S   2 . 2 

8 June, 2006 

WookieChat 2.2 ready

What does this program do?
----
It allows you to connect to Internet Relay Chat networks (IRC!) and 
chat with other users in a text medium in real-time. Some of the 
server groups are preconfigured to join an Amiga chat channel upon 
sucessful connection. There is some documentation now to help explain 
WookieChat commands, and hopefully make the program easier to 
understand for people new to IRC.


Added a few requested features and addressed a few bugs!

- Support added for clickable URL's
- CTCP SOUND support added. See the "Main Settings > Sounds" for the 
  samples directory. "/sound" to play!
- No more crashes if loading Wookie before a TCP/IP stack is running
- PING replys are now compatible with mIRC (removed an extra control 
  character from the end of a PING reply message that wasnt supposed 
  to be there)
- Added a banlist window with unban button
- Added ban option to the nicklist popup menu
- The columns in the XChat/AmIRC-style display can have a fixed width 
  now. See the "power_users.txt" file for more information. Default is 
  "auto resizing"

Download it from the WookieChat homepage or os4depot.net!

Update- late breaking bug fixes, get 2.2.1 at:
http://wookiechat.amigarevolution.com/wookiechat/WookieChat2_2_1.lha 
or os4depot.net!
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             A M I G A   F O R E V E R   P R E M I U M 

21 June, 2006 

Good summer time !

Amiga Forever, 2006 Premium Edition !

The Amiga computer, launched by Commodore in 1985, combined superior 
multimedia technology with ease of use, inspiring millions of the most 
creative and enthusiastic computer users ever. Thats to read as 
introduction concerning the very nice creation Amiga Forever by 
Cloanto.

The Premium Edition of Amiga Forever contains the most and best of 
Amiga ever released in one single package.

The edition blends high-quality software and original content with the 
ultimate set of videos to chronicle and let you experience firsthand 
the history, culture, challenges and passion behind the Amiga.

Amiga Forever 2006 Premium Edition contains 200 MB of new games and 
demoscene productions, again adding special value to the physical 
product. This is accompanied by hundreds of minor updates and 
improvements, including new emulation software, new ROMs, a new 
updating mechanism, and more. In total Amiga Forever 2006 Premium 
Edition contains almost 20GB of software.

We offer five different products to choose from including a complete
new product - Amiga Forever 2006, Video Edition.

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- Complete package, 1 CD + 2 DVD

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equal EUR 75,-

- Complete package + also AmigaOS 3.9 CD-edition giving everything 
100% complete. Upgrade from Amiga Forever 2005 & Amiga Forever 2005 
Premium Edition. 2 CD + 2 DVD

# Amiga Forever, 2006 Video Edition SEK 319,- equal EUR 34,-

- Video Edition of Amiga Forever 2006 Premium Edition. Contains 2 DVD.

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Keyrah - makes keyboards of classic computers available to new 
computers.

Keyrah is available in two models.

- The 8-bit edition is adapted for C64, VIC-20, C-16, C128/D and turns 
  the classic computer into a USB keyboard.

- The Amiga edition is adapted for Amiga 1200 & 600 and turns the 
  classic computer into a USB keyboard.

Keyrah has been successfully tested with common operating systems like 
Linux, Amiga OS, Mac OS and Windows. It works on desktop and laptop c
omputers, and also on the X-Box, and is excellent for emulators like 
Vice and Amiga Forever.

# Keyrah 8-bit SEK 279,- equal EUR 30,-

# Keyrah Amiga SEK 279,- equal EUR 30,-
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Classic game collections.

Runesoft and Magnussoft have created several nice game collections 
through the Amiga Classix and C64 Classix series.

The CD creations have been put together in very nice way and gives You 
easy access to the 'old classic game of favourite'.

- Temporary Summer offer -

# Amiga Classix 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 in one package SEK 355,- equal EUR 38,-

# C64 Classix CD (C64 Classix Gold included with purchase) SEK 198,- 
equal EUR 21,-

The discount is valid to the end of June and will be applied when Your
order is processed.

The CD Retro Classix contains no less then 1200 classic original games 
from Amiga, Atari XL/XE, C64, Spectrum.

This big collection for:

# Retro Classix CD SEK 109,- equal EUR 11.50

http://amigaforever.com/
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        A B C S H E L L   I S   A   B O U R N E   S H E L L 

5 June, 2006 

abc-shell is a Bourne/POSIX compatible shell, that can be very usefull 
when porting from POSIX systems (you are for example able to run 
configure scripts).

please update to abc-shell-0.1.08

I have made an upload to OS4Depot.net and Aminet.net

If You have any questions, ideas or bugfixes, then contact us -
http://sourceforge.net/projects/abc-shell - or me private - 
hnl_dk@amigaos.dk (try the new "contact" command) - thanks for Your 
support.
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         T I M I D I T Y   0 . 6   A T   O S 4   D E P O T

3 June,2006

After some time of work away, I've uploaded to OS4Depot the new 
version 0.6 of OS4 TiMidity.


You can download it at www.os4depot.net

OS4 TiMidity ver.0.6

What's different to the previous version:
from the History:
- playmodus from shell-start added (-oahiplay, breakable with Ctrl-C)
- verbosity in shell options (-i?) reactivated
- Files-tab removed - filechoosing added to the front (now "Main") -
  tab
- About now inside the tab, no extra window is opened
- taskpriorities altered - this increases the stability
- to reduce the influence of other tasks during playing/converting the
main window is iconified during playing conversion
- Verbosity added in Other-tab (to control the amount of information 
  output, also to suppress any output)
- progress-bar and play-time removed from mainwindow, and added in the
small control-window
- increased stability by adding separate tasks for time and progress
display
- bug removed: After a call from shell without arguments, not all 
  Signals were freed.
- Information-side in the main-window removed again, because of
stability - reason. The output is done (if the Verbosity settings are
higher) in a workbench-window again.

In a special dir "AWeb" a HOWTO_play_MIDI in AWeb is included.
Hubert Maier shows a way to use TiMidity as a pseudoplugin for MIDIs 
in AWeb. No control is possible, but it works.

The overall stability is now better since in the earlier versions.
In the shell-mode without any information-output (-iqqq option),
it is near chrash-safe ... but not 100% ... nothing is perfect .

Hopeful you enjoy the new version.
And nevertheless, like in the previous versions, please send me a 
mail, if you find a bug.

Kindly
Alfred
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• new functions in the memoptimizer.library
• improvement of the whole FreeStack system of the library

• improved picture format recognition for different JPEG derivate and a better speed at the whole algorithm which now runs about 28,7% faster
• improved some minor bugs when creating icons as well as the thumnail-generator Arexx-scripts