03.Dec.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #062
After the homepage of the scene group Liquid Skies is reachable again they published
their 62nd music package today.
It contains a trance tune by the musician Maxus and the fitting CD cover for this track.
Title: Dream World
Musician: Maxus
Style: Trance
Playing time: 3:31
Format: mp3 @128kbps
Size: 3.3 MB
The zipped file is available for download by the title link. (nba) (Translation: ub)
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03.Dec.2003
Commodore Gebruikers Groep
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HCC days: Photos by the Commodore Gebruikers Groep
The Dutch user group Commodore Gebruikers Groep has pushed some photos of their attendace at the HCC days online. That event is the biggest of its kind within the Benelux countries. (snx) (Translation: ub)
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03.Dec.2003
MorphOS-News.de (Webseite)
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New version of the ASFS Linux dirver
The ASFS file system driver for Linux by Marek Szyprowski is now available as a public beta 1.0 beta 1. With this tool SmartFileSystem (sfs) partitons of the Amiga/MorphOS are accessable while running Linux. In the meantime it became possible not only to read these partitions but also to write to them, even this is still in an experimental stage.
The patch for the kernel source code of Linux is to obtain from the ASFS homepage:
asfs-1.0b1_patch_2.4.21.diff.gz
The author emphasizes that this is a beta version and there is no warranty that this driver works correctly. There is the possibility of system crashes or loss of data. The use of this tool is on your own risk, Marek Szyprowski is not responsible for any kind of damage.
He adds that he successful copied several gigabyte of data using this driver. Feedback of any kind is welcome by him.
(snx) (Translation: ub)
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03.Dec.2003
Amiga.org (Website)
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Music software: Protracker II under development
Ruben Monteiro currently works on ProTracker II, a successor to the original family of the Soundtracker (SoundTracker, NoiseTracker, ProTracker). The Portuguese programmer estimates a release date for March next year. There is support for MorphOS and Windows, versions for OS4 or AROS are not confirmed yet.
According to the author these will be the features:
User interface
- 16 bit screen or window mode
- Attractiv OS independent GUI (screen shot)
- Shortcuts and layout in the known classical style
- Skinable
- (MorphOS) AHI support
Music processor
- Internal mixing in 32 Bit
- 8-tap-FIR-resampling (close to perfect quality)
- Loads: MOD, MOD2, DBM, XM, IT, S3M, MED, MT2
- Saves: MOD, MOD2, XM
- Direct hard disk recording up to a quality of 32bit, 44kHz, stereo
- 64 tracks
- 256 patterns / positions
- 8/16 bit mono/stereo samples of unlimited size
- Separate volume / panning / effect parameter for each track
Miscellaneous
- (MorphOS) full native PowerPC program
- Freeware (no adverts or upgrades to "professional" versions)
- It's ProTracker ;)
Ideas and constructive critics are welcome by the author, he is to reach by mailing to
ruben@amiga.org.
(snx) (Translation: ub)
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03.Dec.2003
AmigaWorld (Website)
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Fortnightly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss - episode 24
The English online magazine AmigaWorld has published episode 24 of the regular questions and answers session with Fleecy Moss, CTO at AMIGA, Inc. (Update 2012-03-15, cg: as the original document is no longer available, the following content was moved into our database):
1) BobC: Can you tell us what third party software companies or individuals are interested in writing or actually are writing software for OS4 on the A1? If you can't say who they are, perhaps, what types of third party software is being developed?
Fleecy: I can only tell you of those that have publicly committed to writing for AmigaOS4.0 since the others are either still looking into it or are developing but do not wish to make an announcement yet.
Those that are publicly committed are
Ibrowse
Pagestream
AudioEvolution
CandyFactory 2
Tales of Tamar
VBCC
WordMeUp
Hyperion have also committed to creating AmigaOS4.0 versions of their games and have a licence to develop DirectoryOpus for AmigaOS4.0.
Several other companies have said that when a more complete developer SDK is available and/or when the market size becomes clearer, then they will take another look.
There are likely to be quite a few surprise products turning up as well but as I said, for a number of reasons the companies involved are not willing to announce publicly at this time.
2) Uncharted: Will the new "AG2 services" change the way AmigaOS works from a user's perspective? Will things like devices, system structure (C: DEVS: LIBS: ENVARC: etc.), and UI paradigms be changed?
Fleecy: Initially no but with the introduction of a resources and services architecture, it will change. This architecture internalises the implementation and publicly presents a semantic abstraction. AmigaOS4.0 presents a half way house with its use of interfaces called against libraries. However, because the access is via a semantic abstraction, it will be possible for a user to create a relationship that makes it look like the old organisation model, if they so desire.
As for the interactive environment, we have looked at all that is good in the existing interface as well as all is bad. We are bringing a workflow analysis to this area and, whilst you will be able to recognise elements from previous implementations, there will be a lot that is new and (we hope) better. The whole solution will allow the user to eventually build their own interface so if you want to go back to AmigaOS3.9 Workbench, it should be possible.
3) Shep: A while ago on here I suggested that Amiga could use affiliate marketing, similar to amazon, for marketing the new Amiga. I would gladly join such a scheme when I have my new website sorted out (which will be appropriate because of its theme), what do you think Fleecy?
Fleecy: I think it is a very good idea. We have a lot of ideas ourselves which are partly a reaction to the situation we find ourselves in at the moment. Getting the good news about Amiga's rebirth out into the world is going to be top priority and, as we found at the Micromart show and, as has been proved over the past six months, our user groups are going to be crucial in that process.
4) DaveP: Hi there Fleecy, would you rather do this monthly? ;-)
Fleecy: At least it wouldn't be late all the time ;-)
5) GregS: Are there any plans with including in OS4-4.2 a XML Signature generator?
Fleecy: XML will play a big part in AG2, so yes.
6) Asemoon: There is much concern within the industry about monopoly OS companies abusing their position to make it hard or near impossible to replace components with alternatives. This has never been the case with AmigaOS' design. Will this modularity and freedom continue with future releases?
Fleecy: Very much so. With a resource and services architecture it would be hard to do otherwise.
7) prmetime: 1. When the A1/zico spec was first announced, a partnership with Matrox was announced fairly soon thereafter. I have yet to see any Matrox drivers or chips on hardware to this point. Is Matrox still a partner and will their graphics chipsets be supported?
Fleecy: Matrox are still a partner and, with SNAP coming on board, we will have an excellent set of drivers for Matrox boards. Given that 3D is not currently the forte of Matrox, then we will be concentrating on other, more appropriate products.
8) GregS: Are there any plans (beyond OS4.0) to add to the Amiga some simple and easy to maintain and control Multi-User-Profile system for the AmigaOS?
Fleecy: Yes but it will require the foundations to change first for the data storage and organisation services. That is something that will appear early in AG2.
9) The_Editor: We recently had, what seemed to be a high profile visitor to AW.net expressing his frustration at not being able to find anyone "high enough" to talk to about developing for DE. Due to a lack of information, he is taking his idea elsewhere. Who do we direct such enquiries to in future and what steps would Amiga Inc take to see this calamity is not repeated ?
Fleecy: This is clearly very worrying. I did not receive any information about him and there is supposed to be a requests process on the Amiga Anywhere website. I shall look into this as a matter of urgency.
10) jurassiccamper: Alan has mentioned that earlybird owners may get an installable OS4 beta by christmas. How will this be distributed?
Fleecy: It won't be a beta per se but a pre-release that will not be supported directly. Amigaworld have already expressed an interest in becoming a forum for support and feedback of information generated from the pre-release. As for the format for distribution I believe we are currently considering a downloadable ISO image to be burnt to a CD via Debian.
(Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved.
Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=25
You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source,
and the copyright notices remain intact) (nba) (Translation: ub)
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02.Dec.2003
Maja (ANF)
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Safety hole in Linux-Kernel makes Debian attackable
At the end of November there are hacker attacks on the open source project Debian Linux.
Those attacks were possible because of holes in the Linux centre. You can get more information
because of this theme on the TweakPC-website under the title link.
(nba) (Translation: gf)
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02.Dec.2003
Golem (Website)
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Golem: PNG Second Edition becomes W3C-Specification
The World Wide Web consortium has decided the Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
Second Edition for the W3C-recommendation as standard. Please read the complete
text at the online news-service Golem under the title link.
(nba) (Translation: gf)
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02.Dec.2003
Felix Schwarz (E-Mail)
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IOSPIRIT: fxSCAN 4.05 available
In the download-area of IOSPIRIT an update-archive from version 4.0,
4.01, 4.02, 4.03 and 4.04 of fxSCAN to V4.05 is now available for
download.
Changes include:
- PNG-support (loading and saving)
- the saving format last used is reused
- MorphOS-adaptions: support for the MorphOS-skinsystem
- MorphOS-adaptions: WarpUP-warning does no longer appear
- multiple starts will switch to the already running application
- bugfixes
A detailed list of changes can be found in the update archive.
fxSCAN 4 is currently available at a special price of 29,00 EUR. (nba)
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01.Dec.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Bonds v2.00 Alpha
Amiga Arena will publish, in co-operation with Sven Dröge of Programmed Excellence, an alpha version of the new personal finance program 'Bonds' 2.0.
(nba) (Translation: sk)
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01.Dec.2003
Alexander Fritsch, selco (ANF)
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SelcoCast: First Shoutcast-Server for Amiga
'SelcoCast' by Alexander 'selco' Fritsch is the first ShoutCast server for Amiga. Additional infromation can be found at the title link.
(nba) (Translation: sk)
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01.Dec.2003
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Aminet Uploads until 30.11.2003
New Aminet-Uploads:
TView.lha comm/tcp 84K+List TV-programs in Europe.
MakeHTMLMap.lha comm/www 557K+Powerful WWW Gallery/Catalog Creator (v3
WebPics107.lha comm/www 6K+WebPics 1.07 - Web Based Photo Gallery G
wpz-frozen41.lha demo/aga 1.1M+Frozen#41 - Special March Edition
wpz-motions.lha demo/aga 58K+64kb intro by Whelpz - 1st at Spoletium'
Annotate.lha dev/cross 13K+Comments and reformats DASMX 2650 cross-
cc65-bin.lha dev/cross 942K+ANSI C cross-compiler for 6502 family
cc65-src.lha dev/cross 773K+ANSI C cross-compiler for 6502 family
Draco2C.lha dev/lang 17K+Draco-to-C source code translator
TCS.lha dev/misc 734K+320x256x8 50 FPS C2P on A1200/030 & more
TCS_demo.lha dev/misc 534K+TCS & tcs.library interactive presentati
Liga2003-04.lha game/data 29K+League update 2003-04 for SWOS game
Garden.lha game/misc 54K+Pick flowers from the Garden.
ADoom-1.3.lha game/shoot 426K+Amiga port of DOOM v1.3
ADoomPPC.lha game/shoot 552K+Amiga PPC port of ADoom v1.7
ADoomPPC_src.lha game/shoot 549K+Source code of Amiga PPC port of DOOM v1
ADoom_src-1.3.lha game/shoot 533K+Source code of Amiga port of DOOM v1.3
DonSimon.lha game/think 1.4M+Nice wb game based in the classic Simon
Follia_NBA_FE.lha game/think 1.4M+Extremely addictive puzzler; pure fun!
rockpapersciss.lha game/think 1.0M+Well knowed game to play in AMIGA and PE
GIFsplit.lha gfx/conv 24K+Splits GIF animations into individual GI
Xami.lha gfx/x11 450K+An X11 server for Amiga
A1200_fixes.lha hard/misc 1.3M+All A1200 motherboard modifcations
SunSuite4organ.mpg mods/mpg 17M+Four part suite for pipe organ
BareED.lha text/edit 304K+Simple to use text editor supporting pro
MUIUnArc.lha util/arc 11K+MUI UnArc
BMPdt.lha util/dtype 42K+BMP picture datatype 40.16 for >= OS 3.0
ExtraLib.lha util/libs 357K+Complex dynamic buffer system, and other
SetAgnus.lha util/misc 7K+Removes an incompatibility between Amith
xpkGZIP.lha util/pack 74K+XpkGZIP compressor 1.2
ARxShellEngDoc.lha util/rexx 159K+English help file for ARexxShell V1.2
ARxShellV1.2.lha util/rexx 100K+A shell for ARexx V1.2
ConvColorIcon.lha util/sys 40K+ConvColorIcon: Convert OS35+ icons into
Mill.lha util/virus 163K+Polish antivirus
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01.Dec.2003
Brad Webb (E-Mail)
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Amiga Update Newsletter von Brad Webb #031130
The November issue of Amiga Update by Brad Webb is now available at the title link.
Content:
- Amiga takes a bath in UK
- Micro-Palooza Party in December
- FreeCiv Tourny - AmigaOne Prize
- Classic Amiga BBS Group formed
- The latest from Eyetech
- OS 4.0 Demo in New York City
- Update to PowerIcons available
- New Release - SFS File System
- Bars and Pipes v1.21 available
(nba) (Translation: sk)
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29.Nov.2003
Sprocki (ANF)
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New versions of OpenSSH and OpenSSL released
Diego Casorran has released new versions of OpenSSL and OpenSSH for the Amiga on his website under the title link. OpenSSL is now available in version v0.9.6 L, OpenSSH in v3.7.1p2.
The OpenSSL project is a common effort of developers worldwide to create a stable, fully featured and on OpenSource basing toolkit implementation
of the protocols Secure Sockets Layer (SSL v2/v3) and Transport Layer Security (TLS v1) as well as creating a powerful cryptography library.
OpenSSH is a free version of the SSH protocol suite and shall give the users of Telnet, rlogin, ftp and similar clients more security on the Internet by effectively encrypting all sent data including password.
(nba) (Translation: wk)
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29.Nov.2003
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Genesi news in short
- After their products Pegasos, MorphOS and PegXLin and their Pegasos port of OpenBSD has the company Genesi S.à.r.l. itself now been registered on the "Ready for IBM-Technology" list.
- Felix Schwarz leaves Genesi and is concentrating completely on his company IOSPIRIT again as Raquel Velasco and Bill Buck posted in a comment on MorphOS-News.de. The company owe among other things the creation, support and moderation of many of their websites to him.
- The official Japanese site of the Pegasos network is now online: www.Pegasos-JP.com.
(snx) (Translation: wk)
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28.Nov.2003
ann.lu (website)
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Archive tool: Mui Unarc 45.10
Jocke Sjöblom has written a clone of the tool "Unarc" which is delivered with AmigaOS3.9.
This is called "MUI Unarc" and is based on MUI. It uses the xadmaster.library and therefore
can display and extract many archive formats.
Direct
Download (11 KB).
(cg) (Translation: dr)
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28.Nov.2003
Günter Horbach / KDH Datentechnik (ANF)
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KDH Advent Calendar 2003
This year again KDH Datentechnik offers an Advent calendar. Each day there are special
offers from December 1st until December 24th.
(nba) (Translation: dr)
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28.Nov.2003
Constantinos Nicolakakis (E-Mail)
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Tool: SRename 3.8.0
Constantinos Nicolakakis has published the final version 3.8.0 of the tool "SRename".
With this tool you can comfortably rename files. The following features have been added
in the new version:
New features:
- Added the STATS (ST) option to display statistics such as:
- Directories scanned
- Filenames processed
- Directory names processed
- Files renamed
- Directories renamed
- File comments changed
- Directory comments changed
- Time taken in seconds
- Added "SRbench"-script to archive for performing standard toggle case
benchmark
- Removed the 255 directory depth level limit. Now more than 2 billion
levels of depth are allowed.
- Now when the name or comment of a directory is changed "(dir)" is
appended to the output to indicate that the object type is a
directory.
Bugfixes:
- Fixed bug where giving FILES and DIRS together would result in no
files being renamed. Now FILES cancels DIRS as it should have.
- In renumbering mode directories that match the basename are no
longer processed. Now if the starting number is in a filename only
filenames will be renumbered, and if the starting number is in a directory
name only directory names will be renumbered.
Further changes:
- Numerous optimizations resulted in speed gains, particularly in startup
time. Because the main bottleneck for SRename is the speed of the OS
Rename system call, the percentage of increase in speed relatively to
the previous version, will be greater for fast systems and smaller or
non existent for slow systems.
(nba) (Translation: dr)
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28.Nov.2003
Marcus Neervoort (ANF)
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amigapage.de currently not accessable
Because of a change of the provider www.amigapage.de currently is not accessable.
As soon as all has been done the site will be available.
(cg) (Translation: dr)
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28.Nov.2003
Patrick Henz (E-Mail)
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Samba de Oruga - Sexy PC-game for Amiga-fans
SAMBA DE ORUGA is a sexy version of the well-known Tetris. It was born
with the idea to create the ultimate Tetris, so the Peruvian group The
Twin Eagles Group (well-known because of their Amiga game Gunbee F99,
published by the APC-TPC) laid their foces on game-play and fun and later
then combined it with sexy photos of their game member Orugaloca, where
she poses for example only with an Amiga T-Shirt or a Boing-Ball.
Features:
- 1 player or 2 player battle mode
- Selectable difficulty: Easy - Normal - Hard
- A highscore for each game difficulty
- 8 hot photos + 5 game secrets (1 player)
- 8 additional photos (2 players)
- 5 Power-Ups + Max Turbo monkey
- 10 fantastic latin music themes + 36 sound effects
- Smooth pieces movement
- English or Spanish version on the CD-ROM
You can order it for only 9.50 Euro in the limited version incl.
hand-signed cover by the model and a condom from the website of
Faces of Mars.
Samba de Oruga runs on x86-PCs with Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000 or XP.
There you find also an interview with her, some screenshots and feedback
from fans. (nba)
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28.Nov.2003
MorphZone (Website)
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Games: MathRace and Rock! Paper! Scissors! by La Sekta
In the MorphZone there are two minor new games made by La Sekta for AmigaOS and MorphOS.
You must have a Pegasos or an Amiga with RTG.
While MathRace
challenge your mathematical knowledge Rock! Paper! Scissors!
is a realization of the known child game "Rock - Paper - Scissors.
(snx) (Translation: dr)
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28.Nov.2003
Amiga.org (Webseite)
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Mirage Interactive offers old Amiga games for free download
Some time ago the Polish games distributor Mirage Interactive
has made available some of its older games. You can download it under the
title link.
(snx) (Translation: dr)
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27.Nov.2003
Genesi (E-Mail)
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Genesi: Taking Part in HCC-Dagen Show in the Netherlands
Genesi SARL announced their participation at the Dutch HCC-Dagen from 28th through 30th November. Reportedly this is the biggest show of its kind in the Benelux lands, with attendance in previous years reaching 100,000 by some accounts.
They'll be guests at the stand (D106, hall 9) of Tyra-Group.
Tyra-Group is going to introduce their CS-2 system ("Communication Station 2") at HCC-Dagen. This is a new system configuration that is small in size (A4), but with space for a standard 5.25" drive, a 5.25" slim bay, a 5.25" "quarterdrive bay," a 3.5" floppy drive, two hard-drives as well as expansion cards of normal height with additional room for high graphic cards. The TFT screen can be changed out as can the powerpack, both standard, off-the-shelf components.
The "CS-2 Deluxe" is a complete home multimedia system based on Genesi's Pegasos and running MorphOS as well as Tyra-Group's proprietary software. (snx) (Translation: dm)
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27.Nov.2003
The CAPS Team (ANF)
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CAPS Update
The CAPS team (who concern themselves with the archiving of old, copy-protected Amiga games, to include copy-protection written on the flags) has converted another bunch of games into CAPS format. This format may for example be read by new UAE versions.
A list of the new games is available from the CAPS homepage. In the meantime more than 1200 games have been archived, among them some very scarce titles such as "Hacker" or a few of the first games from Electronic Arts. CAPS is now looking for people who own other original games and would like to help with the archiving.
Additionally the Amiga version of CAPS Library, which makes possible the use mounting of diskette images that are then worked on by CAPS, is being overhauled. (cg) (Translation: dm)
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27.Nov.2003
Falcon (ANF)
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FinalWriter Helper: "PDF-Creator"
Falcon has written a little program that may be incorporated in FinalWriter. Using Ghostscript, it allows a comfortable conversion of current documents to PDF format.
Requirements:
- Final-Writer
- Ghostscript (preferable V8.00)
- rexxreqtools.library
- reqtools.library
Direct
Download (93 KB)
(cg) (Translation: dm)
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26.Nov.2003
Martin Steigerwald (E-Mail)
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Amiga Magazin: "AROS - Amiga neu gemacht" by Martin Steigerwald
Martin Steigerwald has written an article for issue 9/2003 of the Amiga Magazin about AROS which is worth the read for all those interested in
that alternative system. The article is written in German and to get at the title link.
(nba) (Translation: ub)
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26.Nov.2003
Marc Cloppenburg / AMIGAplus (ANF)
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Event: Report from the "Ottawa Amiga Show" by Kermit Woodall
Kermit Woodall by Nova Design has edited a report about the Canadian
Event "Ottawa Amiga Show 2003" and put it - coupled with some pictures - online by the title link. The show was held at the Canadian metropole Ottawa on November, the 22nd 2003.
(nba) (Translation: ub)
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26.Nov.2003
ANN (Website)
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Game: Memory clone "DonSimon"
The programmer "Anarkskt" has done a new memory game "DonSimon",
which is based on the classic "Simon". The game is available in native
versions for 68k-AmigaOS and MorphOS and is downloadable by the title link at the
website from the MorphZone.
(nba) (Translation: ub)
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26.Nov.2003
Marc Cloppenburg / AMIGAplus (ANF)
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GoldED: Webworld-update and Espresso License
Registered GoldED-users can download a service pack for the HTML add-on
Webworld. The Nov/2003 version of Tidy has been integrated (Amiga port
courtesy of Edgar Schwan). Tidy is a code cleanup utility. The new version
supports XML and XHTML.
The Espresso License is a single shot of hot software: You get the
latest and best version of GoldED Studio AIX. Once. No updates, no service
packs, no bug fixes and no support in any form or shape. At a massive 40%
discount for only 39.90 EUR (plus p&p)! Offer available once per person,
while stock lasts. (nba) (Translation: nba)
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