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990430

            J O I N T   A M I G A   D E V E L O P E R S

    V O Y A G E R   3   N O T E S   -   F R O M   W E B P A G E

          R U M O R :   S E C R E T   A M I G A   C O N F

            A M I G A   A R E A   O N   D E J A N E W S

           A M I G A   O S   D E T A I L S   P O S T E D

    B E T A   T E S T E R S   S O U G H T   F O R   O S   3 . 5

               W O R L D   O F   A M I G A   ' 9 9 !

                N E W   S C A L O S   R E L E A S E

         F I R S T   C O M M E R C I A L   P P C   G A M E

                C O O K O U T   O N   M A Y   1 S T

                    G . A . U . H . P . I . L .

                  N E W   S I T E   F O R   A I O

                     T O R N A D O   3 D   S E

                    P E R S U A S I V E   P P C

               N E W S   F R O M   R A N D O M I Z E


Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:

 It's been a quiet end of April for the Amiga scene. That doesn't mean
nothing is happening, just that there weren't a lot of news releases.
However, even in a quiet month the Amiga community is always doing
something, so there are many things to read in this issue.
 There are always things that have happened for which we don't have
press releases or posted stories. This month, a number of Amigans have
wondered what has happened to SoftLogik, publishers of the excellent
"PageStream" publishing package. As nearly as we can determine, the
company is in transition to a new location somewhere in Wisconsin. Who
knows, they might even wind up near "Amiga Update".
 The following quote from the SoftLogik mailing list was sent along to
us:
 "As reported online earlier, Soft-Logik is moving. The building in
St. Louis was closed February 24th, 1999. We expect to finalize the
purchase of the new location in Wisconsin on Tuesday, March 9th,
1999."
 As we obtain information, we'll pass it along.
 Meantime, please enjoy this latest issue.
 Brad Webb,
 Editor
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E-mail to the E-ditor:

Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999
Subject: IBrowse

 Can't seem to find them. Their site is not available and this right
after they announce a new upcoming release. What do you think?

 How many of us Amigans do you think are left out there?

 Do you think they started too late developing the Amiga at Gateway or
is there still hope?

 With the PC prices at all time lows, it seems almost ludicrous for
someone to dump thousands into a machine that is still using 10 year
old technology and software, speaking for myself, of course. Just got
through getting an A4KT up and running that has been sitting in my
office for 15 months. Talk about trying to get information, I still
haven't found the right 32 meg simm modules to plug into the card. I
have purchased 8 already. Ouch!!!!!


Kind regards
Ed

~~~~~~
Hello Ed,
 The IBrowse web site has returned, though it could use some updating.
We'd certainly have a great loss if anything happened to Omnipresence.
 Not sure of the answers to your other questions. There are more
Amigans than many might think, and in unusual places. Everyday I walk
into my "day job"'s building in one of the most powerful corporations
anywhere in the world and see the work of anonymous Amigas all around
me. Our headquarters building has large TV monitors scattered
throughout for announcements, corporate news and programs related to
our products. The system is Amiga based even though most people in the
IT organization have never heard of it. (Those who work near me have!)
 As for Gateway, their innovative plans should be able to make up for
any late start. There's always room for a good product, especially in
a niche market. The key is to advertise, and know your market. If
anyone can handle that, Gateway can.
 Finally, I can't help on the simm question, but I'll bet our readers
can!
 Regards,
 Brad
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             J O I N T   A M I G A   D E V E L O P E R S

14 Apr 1999

 Joint Amiga Developers (JAD) have announced that they are now active,
and ready to begin the construction of an Internet-based development
system which will gather Amiga-developers from all over the world to
develop major applications.

 This should be of interest to anyone who wants to see some more major
applications for the Amiga, as well as make sure that the next
generation of Amigas will have a solid base of applications to grow
with.

 It is a theory which is yet untested. The success of this theory
depends on YOU!

 Take a look at our homepage at: http://jad.amiga-software.com

 Or mail us at: amiganetwork@usa.net

 Please note that JAD is currently a non-profit organization, which
means that there is no money to earn from this. But if you just help a
little, you can make a difference too.
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     V O Y A G E R   3   N O T E S   -   F R O M   W E B P A G E

18 April, 199


Voyager 3 Notes
===============

 Ok, here's a short summary of what has been done, is being done and
(eventually) will be done for Voyager 3. This focusses on "major"
changes, and I've written it offhand, so I may have forgot something.

Document revision: 1, 16.4.99

Javascript
----------

 Of course, the thing everyone wants (esspecially the ones asking for
"Java" :)

 I've implemented the Javascript 1.2 core language with a nicely-done
bytecode interpreter. Voyager first compiles the code down into a
special P-Code (or "Bytecode", as it's nowadays called, although it
really consists of 16 bit instructions) which is then executed by a
special interpreter. This should give the fastest JS implementation
available in the industry, and should esspecially help with the
otherwise massive impact of event handler code or looping operations.

 The Document Object Model I'm implementing is closely based on the
one of the Microsoft Internet Explorer, because it is much more
flexible than that of NS (that's what M$ calls "Dynamic HTML").

 Status: mostly done, in testing stage, gathering real-world feedback
now

HTML
----

 Numerous major and minor updates. Support for CSS 1 is being worked
on and will most likely be ready in time. Note that "Dynamic HTML" is
actually a JS-related issue.

Status: done, in testing stage, gathering real-world feedback now

GUI
---

 Main GUI is now completely customziable with the well-known "coolbar"
technology borrowed from the Windows world. Bookmarks are replaced
with the new embedded version of the Contact Manager. New IE4-alike
history allows finding

Status: mostly done

Networking
----------

 Cache system has been reworked to require less maintaince. Optional
"blacklisting" for image fetching based on URLs allows one to get rid
of banners and based tracking services. The same will probably be
added for cookies.

Status: mostly done

Java
----

 The "Merapi" JavaVM seems to have died. Holger Kruse of Nordicglobal
recently announced the Daytona JavaVM, and has invited all browser
authors to participate in a design discussion about a potential plugin
API for Daytona. If this project has a future (and given hkr's track
record, it surely will), I'm definitvly going to support it.

Status: time will tell

Flash/Shockwave
---------------

 David "Zapek" Gerber is working on integrating the free flash 3
player as an V plugin.

Status: being worked on. It's either finished in time or someone in
Switzerland will have his buttock prodded :^)

Image decoders
--------------

 Updated to current versions of libjpeg and libpng. Speed improvements
in the rendering code, and will now also deal fine with CGFX4
in-buffer bitmaps. Fixed tons of low-memory issues. Modularized and
loaded on demand based on the system architecture for maximum
efficiency with easy upgrading to PPC. Special support for FBlit on
AGA systems to totally eliminate the need to use chipmem.

Status: done, in testing stage

Plugins
-------

 Nothing really done yet, but the Flash player is being designed as an
plugin and will stirr up some required changes.

Status: erm

--
Oliver Wagner   http://www.vapor.com/
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           R U M O R :   S E C R E T   A M I G A   C O N F

18 Apr 1999

{Found this on the net recently. Must regard as a rumor. In any event,
we weren't invited. ;-) Brad}

 Event: Amiga Inc. Press conference

 Date: Fri Apr 30, 1999

 Description: All the dealers and important developers are being
gathered at a secret location near Heathrow {that's in England, for
the geographically challenged ;-)} for a conference with Jim Collas
and Petro Tyschtschenko. We don't know what will be discussed yet, but
assume that there will be demos of OS3.5 and OS5.
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             A M I G A   A R E A   O N   D E J A N E W S

16 Apr 1999

From D NICKEL (merlin_41@rocketmail.com):

Hi,
I started a new area on dejanews.com for the amiga .
heres the url:http://www.dejanews.com/~amigaworld/
check it out.
let me know what you think!!!!
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            A M I G A   O S   D E T A I L S   P O S T E D

                 OS3.5 Details from AUGS User Group Meeting

Posted by Martin Heine in comp.sys.amiga.misc:

 Here are some more details regarding OS 3.5 as revealed by
Haage&Partner at the AUGS-Meeting - as usual aimed as a piece of first
info in Germenglish until someone tells you all this in an official
statement in correct English. =)

Internet:

 A special version of AWeb will be the Browser (like I said) and the
TCP/IP-stack will be Miami (unlike I said :-). Integrated
Network-support. The E-Mail-API and the simple E-Mail-Client will be
from the author of Voodoo and New York.

Workbench:

 Regarding our topic "Moving of the Icons" was said that it wouldn't
be necessary anymore to use the Shift-Key when moving more than one
icon. An "Unselect" will be possible when more than one icon is
selected. All Preferences-Programs will get the new Reaction-surface.
The Submenus of the WB will be optimized for a better handling.

Icon Library:

 When selecting, the icons will start to "glow"; when dragging them
they'll get semi-transparent. Via the "Info"-Option it will now also
be possible to set the process-priority. The current and the New Icons
will be supported. The AppIcons will now be able to be animated.

Reaction:

 The Tool Reactor will enable software-authors to use the new
Reaction-surface with their own software. One of the highlights of
Reaction is the possibility to have a color-gradient in the background
of a window. Also bugs in the asl.library will be removed.

PowerPC:

 WarpUp will be integrated in it's latest version. An important part
will be the Preferences-settings which will complement the
integration.

Installer:

 The installer will be able to be opened on an own screen. This screen
can have a color-gradient (where did I see this before...)-: New will
be the possibility to go steps backward during installation.

Printers:

 The printer-support will be redesigned completely, so that
24-bit-printing will be possible on the WB. CyberGraphX and Picasso96
will be supported. There will be only one Printer-Setting in the
future, which will also have a preview-window showing immediately the
changed settings.

Datatypes:

 Reworked and improved, now also 24-bit-capable. New are datatypes for
AIFF, JPG and GIF. Complete rework of the Amigaguide-Datatype. The
documentation will be in HTML in German and English. Release date is
still August. First Beta-Tests will start in ca. 3 weeks. AmigaOS 3.5
will be delivered on CD-ROM for 99,50 DM.
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    B E T A   T E S T E R S   S O U G H T   F O R   O S   3 . 5


 In May the beta testing phase for the new AmigaOS 3.5 starts.

 To be considered as a beta-tester, you would have to match the
following criteria:

 o Internet connection
 o sufficient knowledge of the English language
 o enough time for the testing
 o PGP-key
 o Amiga-System with the following minimum specifications: MC68020, 6
MB RAM, hard drive, CD-ROM-Drive, AGA Chipset or Graphics card, OS 3.1
ROMs


 Every beta-tester will have to sign a contract, and is not allowed to
pass on any information or data, which he will be receiving during the
tests, to third parties.

 Communication will only be through a closed mailing list, in the
English language.

 Every beta-tester is expected to send in a report in regular
intervals.

 Should you feel you are capable for this task, please fill out the
form at http://www.amiga.com. Application is only possible via the
Internet. Should Amiga accept you for testing, you will receive
confirmation from shortly. Amiga regrets it is most likely they will
not be able to take all those who are interested for beta-testing and
hope for the understanding of applicants.
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             W O R L D   O F   A M I G A   ' 9 9 !

20 Apr 1999

World of Amiga '99 -it's going ahead!

 PBA Events in association with AmigaSoc UK (http://uk.amigasoc.org)
are pleased to announce that the most eagerly awaited Amiga event on
everyone's calendar is going ahead. The show will be on the weekend of
24th and 25th July.

 Many people have expressed the need to host the UK's premier Amiga
event at an alternative venue. Although the Novotel was selected for
reasons of tradition in the past, the time has come to break with
tradition and go for something new. This year, we'll be holding the
event in a prestigious Kensington venue which we're sure you'll agree
is a huge improvement over the Novotel!

 In addition to the usual things people have come to expect from the
show, we are aiming to run a number of other events within the show.
These will be organised with the help of UK user groups, so you can
guarantee that the place will be brimming with Amiga experts with
brains just waiting to be picked!

 * Games competitions: Amiga multi-player games are getting better all
the time. Now's your chance to play them with loads of other people...
and you might even win a prize!

 * An Amiga cybercafe: If you're not on the Internet already, see how
easy it is to get your Amiga connected!

 * Seminars: Following on from last year's hugely successful series of
seminars, we'll be getting leading Amiga people to make presentations
on various subjects (if you'd like to hold a seminar, get in touch
with Andrew Elia (E-Mail: andrew@uk.amigasoc.org) now)

 * How-to sessions: If you're in any doubt as to the best way to go
about towering your A1200, or getting on the Internet, Amiga experts
from around the UK will show you how (if you've got any ideas for
potential workshops, then contact Andrew Elia (E-Mail:
andrew@uk.amigasoc.org)or use the forms soon to be available on our
website).

 * Shareware registration: Your chance to register some top quality
Amiga software without all the hassle of sending money to far off
places.

 * A user group hospitality area: Those that are members of registered
user groups can relax in a private and informal atmosphere while
getting the chance to hobnob with Amiga celebrities from around the
world.

 * Stands for user groups: If you're not a member of a user group,
then you can come along and meet representatives from your nearest
group. On the other hand, if you're a user group and you'd like to
take the opportunity to recruit some more members, then the WOA show
is the perfect place to start. If your user group wants a piece of the
action, E-Mail Chris Livermore (E-Mail: chrisl@uk.amigasoc.org).

 * The inimitable Annex: Get autographs and kisses from Amiga's own
pop group!

 Undoubtedly, one of the most exciting things happening at the show
will be the launch of OS 3.5. All being well, this product should be
launched at the show and will be on sale. You won't get another chance
to try before you buy! Additionally, the next generation Amigas are
just around the corner, so you never know what else you might see!

 The 1998 AAA awards (http://www.aaa-awards.org) will also be
presented at the show, so you can see first hand who will be
collecting this year's international award as well as the first ever
UK AAA award.

 The official World Of Amiga website (http://www.worldofamiga.com) is
already on-line. All the latest news will be posted here. We are
currently in the process of updating it to include all the information
visitors to the show could possibly need, including details of hotels,
a map of the venue, our growing list of exhibitors, and any news
relating to the show as it becomes available to us. We also hope to
offer an on-line ticket ordering system courtesy of IMM Studios
(http://www.immstudios.com). If there's something else you feel we
should provide through the site then drop us an E-Mail
(andrew@uk.amigasoc.org)!

 Be in no doubt, this show has got the full backing of Amiga.

 Tickets will be priced at £7.50 for adults, and £5.00 for under 14s.
This year we will also be offering special rates for families. Two
adults and two children (under 14) enter for only £15.00!
Additionally, for people wishing to attend on both days of the show,
there will be a special booth on Saturday that will sell tickets to
existing ticket holders for Sunday's show for a mere £2.00 (£1.00 for
under 14s). There will also be a number of tempting door prizes.
Details will be made available on our website.

 As far as exhibitors are concerned, we are aiming to provide a
competitive rate this year, and will also be offering special low-cost
tables to companies/organisations who are on a tight budget. In short,
we want to please everyone!

 You won't want to miss it!
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                  N E W   S C A L O S   R E L E A S E

29 Apr 1999

From Oliver Wagner:
A new release of Scalos, the Workbench replacement, is available
from the VaporWare download sites worldwide:

    scalos12a.lha        545261 Bytes

    FTP:

        ftp.vapor.com, pubscalos/
        ftp.us.vapor.com, pubscalos/
        ftp.ch.vapor.com, pubvapor/scalos/

    HTTP:

        http://vapor.ukonline.co.uk/
        http://vapor.meanmachine.ch/

Scalos product information is available from

    http://www.vapor.com/
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         F I R S T   C O M M E R C I A L   P P C   G A M E

10 April, '99

 Hurricane Studios Announce Availability of the First Amiga Commercial
PowerPC Game

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 Hurricane Studios are proud to announce the availability of the FIRST
Amiga commercial PowerPC game.

 Eat The Whistle PPC is available NOW in the Hurricane Studios Web
Site, in the official Eat The Whistle Home Page and, soon, in Aminet.

 It's a FREE upgrade for the owner of the 68k version, it needs the
original ETW CD-ROM to be installed. The PPC version needs also
ppc.library V46+ and AHI V4.x installed to work.

 Together with the PPC version is available also an optimized chunky
version for 040/060 Amigas. You can choose between the game executable
you want to use with a new "PREFS" menu section, "SYSTEM".

 The gameplay has been improved a lot and the refresh speed is
smoother than ever. Here are some of the features of the enhanced
versions:

 o With PPC version you can play at 25fps on 640x400 on AGA amigas,
more than 30fps on 640x480 with CVPPC/BVPPC, lowres modes reach 50fps
both with AGA & GFX Cards.
 o New fields, with better graphics.
 o Offside rule.
 o New mode "SCALING" that allows realtime graphics resize when
playing on
 the workbench.
 o Added triple buffering.
 o Improved CGX/P96 support.
 o The computer opponents are stronger.
 o Largely improved goalkeepers AI.
 o New active player change method, "CLASSIC", similar to the one of
other games.
 o Improved control response.

Get this FREE upgrade in:

Aminet:

game/patch/ETW-CD20p.lha (550KB)
game/data/ETW-Pitches.lha (~2.6MB, optional)

Hurricane Studios WWW:
http://www.aspide.it/freeweb/hurricane/

Eat The Whistle WWW:
http://surf.to/etw/

You can buy the original game at:
http://www.epicmarketing.ltd.net/
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                C O O K O U T   O N   M A Y   1 S T

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

April 9, 1999

NCAUG Cookout at Software Hut

 The National Capital Amiga Users Group (http://www.ncaug.org) is
happy to announce in conjunction with Software Hut
(http://www.softhut.com) a cookout for their May meeting. The
festivities begin at 12 noon on Saturday May 1st at Software Hut's
West Chester location. Come early, the fun ends at 3 p.m. Aside from
special deals for those who attend, there will be food, fun, and a
surprise or two.

 Members of NCAUG will meet at predetermined locations to arrange car
pools to Software Hut. Please consult the NCAUG Web Page and
newsletter, Amiga Intuition, for more information. Amigans from New
York, New Jersey, and surrounding areas are also encouraged to attend,
you do not need to be a member. It is asked that you either call
(800-932-6442) or e-mail Trish at Software Hut if you plan to attend.
A map of Software Hut's location is on their web page.

 The National Capital Amiga Users Group has been serving the DC Metro
Amiga user since 1985. Home of the famous Blimp Cam, our group is
world reknown as one of the most active Amiga User Groups there is. We
offer the latest in Amiga developments and informations. SIGS
supporting the Internet, programming, and video production available
to all members. Please come by for an afternoon of fun.
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                     G . A . U . H . P . I . L .

G.A.U.H.P.I.L. - Back for the future!

25 April 1999, Göttingen, Germany: Dietmar Knoll is proud to announce
that the Geographical Amiga Users Home Page Internet List (GAUHPIL)
is online again!

The GAUHPIL is a moderated list of personal homepages of Amiga users.
It was established as early as 1994, reached a maximum of 600 names
listed in 1997, but was offline since then.

Now the GAUHPIL is back for the future! Again, there are 600 users
listed and there will be more in the next weeks. Currently pages are
being added to the list, which is released on a bi-weekly basis.

All Amiga users are invited to send info about their personal
homepages to be added to the list.

A totally new "feature" are some banners for linking the GAUHPIL.
Any self-made banners or ideas for banners or for the GAUHPIL in
general are highly appreciated.

The Website can be visited at:  http://GAUHPIL.home.pages.de/
The Moderator can be reached at: dknoll@okay.net
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                 N E W   S I T E   F O R   A I O

24 April, '99

By Chris Seward

For Immediate Release

 Amiga Information Online has now moved its web site to a registered
web domain in the UK. You can find this new site by visiting
www.aio.co.uk

 The old site (www.amiga1.demon.co.uk/aio) will act as a forwarding
service to people who have the old address.

 I hope you all try this new site and see the speed improvements it
brings. It is now also alot easier to remember and will of course
attract alot more readers.

 The latest issue has just been released today (24.4.99) and is
already online for downloading. Our last issue featured an interview
with Petro Tyschtschenko which was very successful and is still online
to be read. You can download the latest issue (issue 23) from our site
by following the links online.

 Now that we have a proper website the site will be used to let the
readers get more involved with the site instead of just using it as
the latest issue downloading point. Some of the new features online
include ALL the interviews to ever feature in AIO, all the latest
readers letters we receive online, a global Amiga survey soon to be
launched plus lots lots more like lists of all the product reviews we
have done with issues numbers and scores to make it easier to find the
issue with a review of something you want to know about.

 I would like to thank some people who without, this registered site
would not be possible and people who have helped in the process of
getting to this stage. Firstly I'd like to thank all the editorial
team of AIO, past and present who have helped me bring a publication
to many readers all over the world. I would like to thank Chris Brown
for hosting the current site, even though he did slow on updates a bit
to the end and also to Andrew Crowe who created the web site which I
have hacked to bits and added various areas. I would like to thank
Conor Kerr who will be getting the registered domain for me and the
work he has done to bring it to life. Last but not least I would like
to give great thanks to the people who believed in AIO enough to
donate which without again we would not be seeing the domain today,
these great people are, Malcolm Harnden, Ian Urie, Stuart Walker,
Andrew Cashmore, Paul Steadman, Gerald Hobbs and Raynald Le Moing.
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                      T O R N A D O   3 D   S E

23 April 99

 Tornado3D v2.0 SE

 This special version of Tornado3D from Haage & Partner has all you
need to create breath-taking 3D graphics and animation at a very
reasonable price and with a full upgrade option. Includes PowerPC and
Virge3D support. You can get this outstanding 3D package for only 199
DM.

 Just some of Tornado3D 2.0 SE's features are:

 * Volumetric Lights

 * PowerPC rendering with separate specially-optimized 603e and 604e
modules

 * Real-time 3D color shaded preview

 * Real-time interactive rendering

 * Virge3D support

 * Splines

 * Deformation Cages

 * Automorphing

 * Projector Lights

 * Clipmapped Shadows

 * Selective Raytracing for Reflections, Refractions and Shadows

 * Cubic Reflections and Refractions

 * Additive and normal transparency

 * Pose Manager

 * Lens Flares

 * Postscript(tm) font import

 * Lightwave objects import

 * DXF import and export

 * Imagine objects and groups import

 * Metameshing with selectable Edge Tension

 * Procedural Textures plug-ins

 * Multiple Shaders (Matte, Dull, Plastic, Metal, Glass)

 * Unlimited maps and textures per surface

 * Turbulent and quiet 3D fog

 * Linear, Early, Late quadratic and user fog kinds

 * Distant, Point, Spot and Umbrella light sources

 * Animatable Volumetric Hypertextures

 * Extrusion, lathing, replication and arraying

 * Spline skinning

 * Nurbs polygonization

 * Interactive animation panel

 * Interactive Move, Scale, Rotate, Bend, Taper, Twist, Shear, Mould
and Pinch

 * Inverse Kinematics

 * Interpolated Shading

 * Soft Shadows

 * High quality shadow maps and clipmapped shadows for rotoscoping

 * Subdivide, fractalize, triangulate, Normalize, Refine

 * Displacement mapping

 * Image creation panel

 * Full graphics card support

 * Datatype V43 support

 * IFF, TGA, JPEG and RAW internal loaders and savers

 * ...and much more
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                    P E R S U A S I V E   P P C

 30 Apr 1999

From Andreas R. Kleinert:
Hi,

 this is just a small press information on my PPC programs.

 Recent tests have shown, that the latest versions of
 nearly all of my PPC programs - including SView/PPC and
 the akDatatypes - do perfectly work together with
 Frank Wille's ppc.library emulation for WarpOS,
 starting with V0.6b.

 Unfortunately, WarpOS V4.0 only does include V0.6 - however,
 the newest version always can be found on Frank's homepage
 under http://home.owl.de/~frank/

 Using the ppc.library emulation yet is the recommended
 way of running my programs under WarpOS - although a few
 programs/modules already do exist as WOS versions (which
 mainly still are under development and not yet complete).

 SView/PPC and the akDatatypes do offer preferences options
 for switching between the two possible selections under
 WOS: the emulation will be utilized when auto-detection
 and the respective "ppclib emu" option are enabled.

 As a matter of fact, the "ppc kernel controversy" now
 is solved, at least regarding PerSuaSiVe SoftWorX products.

 Thanks for listening.
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                N E W S  F R O M   R A N D O M I Z E

Genesis Odyssey PPC II - System Update - April 28, 1999

 We are pleased to announce that we have improved the Floppy Disk
handling capapabilities of our systems. Systems now ordered with High
Density Disk Drives will be using the Catweasel from Individual
Computers making them able to not only read and write Low and High
Density Amiga and PC disks, but will also be able to read and write
the XTRA-HD Format (2380 KB) as well as the ability to set up your own
drivers for Atari, Commodore 1581 and Mac DD Formats.

 We will also be offering the Catweasel ZII which includes all the
functionality of the Catweasel plus the Buddah providing 3 IDE
interfaces capable of 6 IDE/ATAPI devices (12 by putting IDE-Fix 1200
on each of the 3 IDE ports). The Catweasel ZII requires a ZorroII
busboard to be present in the system.

 We have also improved the IDE interface performance by including the
IDE-Fix 1200 adapter by Individual Computers. IDE-Fix 1200 allows for
the conenction of 4 IDE / ATAPI devices to the A1200, improves
performance and allows for compatibiltiy of ATAPI Zip drives and LS
120 Drives. You can increase the IDE Preformance with the IDE-Fix
Express allowing for transfer rates up to 5 MB/sec. and better
multitasking. IDE-Fix Express can easily be added to the IDE-Fix 1200
already part of the Genesis System.

-------------

 We do feel it appropriate to respond to comparisons made of our
Genesis Towerhawk vs. the AlienBoxer.

 It should be noted that we have dropped the Genesis Towerhawk from
our product line due to the confusion between it and our Odyssey PPC
system. In revamping our product line, we have moved to a
"Build-Your-Own" paridym letting users build their system exactly as
they'd like it. We have kept some pre-made systems for those that are
not familiar enough with the Amiga to build their own and systems that
are built as solutions.

 Let us state that we think the idea of a new Amiga motherboard is a
great idea and long overdue and that we support this effort for their
development on this motherboard. We are even interested in adding a
system to our Genesis line that would be based on this motherboard and
will seriously consider that possiblity when we can get our hands on a
Boxer motherboard.

 This has always been our company policy re. the Boxer board. Like
wise, it has been our policy to only adversise and market those
products that we can actually deliver. Using this as a basis, we are
designing systems using the A1200 as a motherboard. We think that this
offers some substantial advantages:

 o PPC Standard on our systems, 060 and 030 downgrades as an option
 o "No questions asked" compatibility
 o complete expandibility and modularity - add on only those parts and
 features you want
 o access to a huge and growing amount of A1200 expansion products
 o access to an established base of Zorro Card via our Zorro card
module
 o access to new and exiting CPU options as them become available,
 including the new G3 boards
 o access to PCI boards that will be connected to G3 accelerators
 o cost effective 24 Bit Graphics (8MB Permedia 2) with local bus to
CPU
 o Video Toaster Flyer compatiblity via Video Slot and Zorro card
modules
 o Amiga Magic Bundle included plus Personal Paint 7.1 and a full
suite of other applications
 o OS 3.5 like features built into pre-installed OS including
NewIcons,
 Internet Support, etc.
 o all drivers for hardware pre-installed in OS
 o huge amount of storage space - 6 x 5.25" bays, 4 x 3.5" bay, 1 x
2.5" bay

Regarding Price

Genesis Odyssey PPC II incl.

 o 060 50Mhz and PPC 160Mhz (we'll soon have the 060 clocked at 66Mhz
soon)
 o 16 MB, 3.2 GB HD, 40x CD

 All this for $1699.95 US .. thats more speed and Hard Drive space
than the Alien Boxer.

 To match the Boxer, we'd need to add a Zorro bus and a modem

 o Zorro Bus - $210 US
 o USRobitic v.90 Modem - $225 US

 You'll see that this makes the price of the Odyssey PPC II system
more than the Alien Boxer at $1795 US, but you've got PPC, a larger
Hard Drive and Faster CD including ASIMCDFS software. And the modem is
a high quality USRobotics, basically the best you can buy! Also, there
is really no need for the Zorro Slot card as in this configuration it
is not being used for anything so lets take it out.

 The Total Odyssey PPC II is now 1924.95. Just slightly more than the
Alien Boxer but with PPC, larger Hard Drive, a great modem and
everything else mentioned above.

 We haven't even yet talked about our experience and expertise doing
systems. Your Genesis system comes backed up by Randomize, Inc. will
long experience with all the manufactures involved plus our one year
parts warrentee.

 We're not saying that we have all the solutions and that the Alien
Boxer isn't appropriate in some situation, we simply suggest you
compare carefully.

 Having said that, we are always open to system suggestions. Please
email us at sales@randomize.com with your suggestions, comments,
questions, and orders.

Randomize, Inc.
R.R. #2,
Tottenham, Ont.
L0G 1W0

Phone: 905-939-8371
Fax: 905-939-8745
email: sales@randomize.com
WWW: http://www.randomize.com/
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Return-Path: Andreas_Kleinert@t-online.de
Date: 30 Apr 99 12:07:10 +0100
Subject: PPC information

Hi,

 this is just a small press information on my PPC programs.

 Recent tests have shown, that the latest versions of
 nearly all of my PPC programs - including SView/PPC and
 the akDatatypes - do perfectly work together with
 Frank Wille's ppc.library emulation for WarpOS,
 starting with V0.6b.

 Unfortunately, WarpOS V4.0 only does include V0.6 - however,
 the newest version always can be found on Frank's homepage
 under http://home.owl.de/~frank/

 Using the ppc.library emulation yet is the recommended
 way of running my programs under WarpOS - although a few
 programs/modules already do exist as WOS versions (which
 mainly still are under development and not yet complete).

 SView/PPC and the akDatatypes do offer preferences options
 for switching between the two possible selections under
 WOS: the emulation will be utilized when auto-detection
 and the respective "ppclib emu" option are enabled.

 As a matter of fact, the "ppc kernel controversy" now
 is solved, at least regarding PerSuaSiVe SoftWorX products.

 Thanks for listening.

--
Andreas_Kleinert@t-online.de  or via @gmx.de | ARK@News.wwbnet.de
Or try good, old: FidoNet 2:2457/350.18 --- *SuperView* development
PerSuaSiVe SoftWorX - Software Engineering Amiga/Wintel and more
Visit http://wdo.de/ark/ for information, free downloads, registration

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 29th 1999

The Amiga RC5 Team effort strengthened by PowerPC

As of today over 500 PowerPC equipped Amigas are participating in the
Amiga RC5 Team effort, or over one quarter of all Amigas participating.
This is a clear indication of where Amiga users go when they need more
power.

Combined with the announcements from Amiga Inc./International promising
PowerPC support in the upcoming update(s) to AmigaOS our path is clear: new
clients supporting WarpOS are already in development.

Naturally 68k users are not left out in the cold, a new 68k client with
a faster core is also being worked on. While this has run into some
difficulty due to a hardware failure, the situation is expected to be
remedied soon.

The RC5-64 effort is proceeding along well, the Amiga team is third largest
out of thousands (with over 1800 members and 3300 machines), and
consistently scores in the top five daily. We are currently ranked sixth
overall, and steadily moving towards the fifth spot. This gives the Amiga
some well deserved exposure, and hopefully in the coming months that will
only increase as Amiga is relaunched with an updated OS and major industry
support.

Future plans involve moving to open source development and more efforts,
starting with the addition of Optimal Golomb Rulers (or OGR) to the currently
running RC5-64 challenge, later anything you like on a plug-in basis. That
could entail anything from distributed rendering to research in the field
of diseases etc.

Everyone is cordially invited to join, with any kind of machine, though
one Amiga at least is appreciated. For a full explanation of what the
effort is about, where we are heading, how to participate and everything
from statistics to member listings, please visit the Amiga RC5 Team effort
homepage at http://distributed.amiga.org.

The Amiga RC5 Team effort is also providing a mailinglist as a forum for
the discussion on above topics and the effort in general.


Sincerely,

Amiga RC5 Team effort coordinator
Thomas Tavoly - rc5@amiga.cistron.nl


      ...
      _ . Thomas Tavoly
 . _ // . aTmosh@amiga.cistron.nl
 . \X/    http://www.cistron.nl/~ttavoly
 ...  5.1

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From: Andreas Kuessner eksec@eure.de
To: petra.struck@online-club.de
Date: Mon, 03 May 1999 20:33:19 +0100
Subject: Wildfire & Movieshop

Hallo Petra,

wie versprochen hier tagesaktuell das neueste Announcement.

Bye, Andreas

--------------------------------------------------------------

Wildfire7\PPC meets Movieshop!

... the Wildfire-Movieshop Operator is almost shipping. Please contact

Heinrich Angler      Heinrich.Angler@muenchen.de

for more informations and how to pay the money! Tell him that you want
the Movieshop Operator. (He is selling it as Shareware  40 DM outside germany )


There will be some free effect-sessions included, some other effect sessions
will be sold seperatly by Oberland Computer.

Set 1:   Transition 2D Effects  and 2D Effects for single Images   69 DM  /  40 $
Set 2:   Transition 2D Effects  and 3D Effects for single Images   79 DM  /  46 $
Set 3:   Transition 2D/ High End 3D Effects                        89 DM  /  52 $
Set 4:   Transition absolute High End 3D Effects                   99 DM  /  58 $

Set 1 - Set 4 all together as bundle                              279 DM  / 170 %


No Effect set contains effects from any other set. (That means that inside the
Set 2 are completely different effects than inside set 1)

You can create effect-sessions yourself for yourself, too.

The needed Wildfire Update (Version 7.14) is included, too.
You need Wildfire7\PPC, of course!

For more informations about the effect sessions please contact me.

Kind regards, Andreas Küssner.

--------------------------------------------------------------------

Wildfire7\PPC trifft Movieshop,


der Wildfire-Movieshop Operator ist kurz vor seiner Auslieferung! Bitte
schreiben Sie eine email an:

Heinrich Angler       Heinrich.Angler@muenchen.de

um mehr Informationen darüber zu erhalten. Teilen Sie Ihm mit, daß Sie den
Movieshop Operator erhalten möchten, und er wird Ihnen sagen, wohin Sie
das Geld schicken bzw. überweisen müssen.  (Shareware 30 DM innerhalb Deutschlands)


Einige Effect-Sessions werden kostenlos enthalten sein, andere Effekt-Sessions
werden separat von Oberland Computer verkauft.

Set 1:  Überblendungs 2D Effekte und 2D Effekte für Einzelbilder   69 DM
Set 2:  Überblendungs 2D Effekte und 3D Effekte für Einzelbilder   79 DM
Set 3:  Überblendungs 2D / High End 3D Effekte                     89 DM
Set 4:  Überblendungs Absolut-High End 3D Effekte                  99 DM

Set 1 - Set 4  zusammen als Bundle                                279 DM

Es gibt keine Überschneidungen zwischen den einzelnen Effekt-Sets! (Das bedeutet,
das im Set 2 komplett andere Effekte sind als im Set 1)

Sie können auch selbst Effekt-Sessions für sich selbst erzeugen.

Das Wildfire Update (Version 7.14) ist enthalten.
Sie benötigen natürlich Wildfire7\PPC

Wenn Sie mehr darüber erfahren wollen, schreiben Sie mir bitte eine email!


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KOSH [Kommunity Orientated Software Hardware]

Weekly Summary

Week Commencing: 17th April 1999

Number: 017

Mailing List: kosh-general

In the mailing list this week, the following items were discussed. Please do
not email the scribe regarding any of these topics, it is not his job to answer
these questions but merely to report  the topics of conversation. If you have
any queries about this summary, please email ben@kosh.net, stating the Summary
Number, and Mailing List Name, and he will try to answer your queries.

a)

Subject: Eye tracking cameras

Summary of debate: It would be forward thinking of KOSH to support eye tracking
                   cameras natively, rather than as an added kludge to certain
                   existing systems.

                   See: http://www.visioncs.com/ re: a commercial gaze tracker.

                   It was suggested that on screen a mouse pointer could still
                   be required so that you would know where you are looking at.
                   However, such a system may not work as if the cursor isn't
                   always exactly where you're looking, you'd start to follow
                   it with your eyes and create a runaway feedback loop.

                   Bite-on switches or ear muscle tension systems were offered
                   as an alternative to blinking to select icons on a screen,
                   as the eyes must blink naturally and this could cause
                   confusion.

                   It was stated that brainwave reading is progressing fast, a
                   "click" can already be read. This yet again shows that there
                   are many alternative ways to controlling input to a
                   computer.

                   Could the Artificial Muscle Research Institute help with the
                   realization of haptic display gloves? The idea suggested was
                   for a shoulder length glove that allowed the user to feel
                   virtual holographic objects, push them around, sculpt
                   computer graphics like clay and have a virtual keyboard.
                   See the AMRIs URL at: http://www.unm.edu/~amri/index.html

                   (Scribe's note: I've decided to take the liberty of
                   mentioning directly here for people who may only read the
                   summaries and not the whole General ML that all of the above
                   does not mean the end of the computer mouse - if you want to
                   use one with KOSH it will of course be perfectly possible to
                   do so).


b)

Subject: KOSH design standards

Summary of debate: It was stated and restated that design standards for KOSH
                   are to be open - viewable and usable by all.

                   It was asked what common standards are people going to have
                   to adhere to in designing items for KOSH?

                   Joel Newkirk resuggested a "Standards Working Group".

                   Suggested standards to determine initially were
                   communications, media and hardware. For these APIs will be
                   needed.

                   A generic image class could be developed and then formats
                   like GIF, PNG, BMP, IFF/ILBM etc fall out as subclasses -
                   perhaps with restrictions which may need thinking about.

                   Suggested five basic types of standards (Sound, Image,
                   Movie, Text, Settings) could possibly make up most normal
                   formats needed. Further, could we make a quick
                   design/requirement of these five?

                   It was commented that would these types hold up in current
                   usage? For example, the whole of a magazine could be one
                   file - including bitmaps, structured images, fonts, masks,
                   text layout etc. The large structure is on top of the
                   individual elements, but all the parts are functionally
                   linked and not just separate items.

                   The method of transmitting the instructions for creating
                   data needs to be considered. The example given was that of a
                   MIDI file which requires an interpreter with local knowledge
                   as opposed to a a WAV which contains the data itself.

                   Suitable low level objects might be n-dimensional arrays of
                   integers. At the next level up, these might be labelled as
                   representing sound samples, stock market trends, bitmaps or
                   GUI windows etc.


c)

Subject KOSH Hybrids

Summary of debate: Perhaps it could be possible to combine object types to
                   make hybrids, eg: image + sound = movie.

                   An image can be flat 2D, a 3D array or X by Y by RGB; a
                   multilayered Photoshop/ArtEffect projects or many other
                   occurrences. A database is equally complex - with this is
                   mind the "hybrid" is the norm.

                   Would the IFF list of forms be of any help for the hybrids?

                   It was then stated by the original proposer of hybrids that
                   perhaps it would be better to make (for example) a Movie
                   basic class and then let it use the Sound and Image basic
                   classes.


d)

Subject: Small tools for KOSH and cross application compatibility

Summary of debate: Suggested that Unix like commands like WC should be
                   implemented in KOSH. Further by nature of the fact that KOSH
                   uses objects and not files, the wordprocessed object would
                   listen to wordprocessor methods when the wordprocessor loads
                   it. If it was made a subclass of "ASCII file" (or Unicode or
                   UTF-8 etc) you could  process the ASCII representation
                   (or Unicode or UTF-8) in a KOSH version of "WC" or "Emacs".


e)

Subject: KOSH compatibility with the wider world

Summary of debate: There will definitely be some sort of "customs agent" for
                   this. This may well be complicated or perhaps there would be
                   several of them.

                   This would build an appropriate file object for any items
                   downloaded or loaded from hard media (floppy, CD etc). An
                   API as part of this would be a standardized place for things
                   like virus checkers to be added.

                   A browser could even be very simple. It needs a simple
                   display engine and the ability to interpret the web and
                   translate it into objects. These objects (those five
                   mentioned above and the specialised subclasses) then display
                   themselves. This would make "plug-ins" redundant as once a
                   class for that type of media was on a system it could
                   display or use it.

                   The Emulator Object could be a part of the chain of
                   subclasses from the base classes. This could save a lot of
                   special cases which would promote simplicity.

                   Suggested that the emulation could be split into common
                   parts and into the instruction sets of the processors in
                   question. To do this the emulation of, for example movie
                   formats, could be put into the movies chain of subclassing.
                   The emulation should be last in the chain and should scan
                   the different plug-ins (or equivalent) available and use
                   them.

f)

Subject: Designing KOSH APIs

Summary of debate: It was mentioned that APIs will be needed for a number of
                   things described above. KOSHans could work on these now as
                   it is not necessary to know the final binary form of an
                   object in order to work out the methods and data structures
                   that can optimally manage such a thing.

                   The design of a serial port was mentioned. See:
                   http://www.sei.cmu.edu, search for "product line
                   architecture" which goes into the question of what you can
                   have in common between designs (eg: sending and receiving
                   data) and what you need to vary for each special occasion
                   (eg: you can't do the same thing to the serial port as you
                   can to your USB port).

                   Suggested we establish some clearinghouse for API
                   recommendations - perhaps a working group could oversee
                   that.


g)

Subject: KOSH Object Manager

Summary of debate: Dave Haynie has said that he hope to get a paper on this
                   done by June or July. After this a prototypical
                   demonstration Object Manager can be hacked together.

                   Then we want the floodgates loosed and all of the pieces of
                   the OS to be developed.


h)

Subject: KOSH Driver factory

Summary of debate: It was proposed that a "driver factory" that could enable
                   its users to choose the appropriate "standard" class to work
                   from, and make various associations and connections quickly
                   and simply, and then write any necessary code to support
                   additions or modifications.

                   This would make developing for KOSH easier and thus hardware
                   developers would be more likely to develop for the system.
                   The "driver factory" could be part of a developer support
                   package or program.


i)

Subject: Furthering KOSH

Summary of debate: Fleecy Moss has suggested that we need to move to a more
                   concentrated stage in KOSH where we can proceed without
                   distraction. To this end he has suggested two things:

                   1) A formal documentation and version control system so we
                   can all work together in a remote environment,

                   2) KOSH will start as a formal specification of its
                   individual parts and its environment. Once the
                   specifications are out, anyone with a mind can produce the
                   individual pieces themselves. What is required is a formal
                   specification language to define the interfaces.

                   Fleecy further detailed other things that are required:

                   a) One of the things to be identified is the Basic Sea
                   Services Set, the minimal services provided by the cybersea
                   that are required for the sea to exist.

                   b) The services pages also contains a lot of other services.
                   A write up for each of them listing what we would like them
                   to do would be a first stage to moving forwards.

                   c) BOSS - Basic OS Services - this entity is the gateway
                   between the logical sea and the physical matrix beneath.
                   someone to have a go at defining the Basic OS Services
                   required by the sea.

                   d) A development strategy - perhaps this should be phased,
                   with the early phases seeing us implement KOSH as an
                   application.
                   The BOSS can be a thin server, mapping KOSH to an underlying
                   kernal, which is suggested as being POSIX compliant, running
                   on an x86 - this enables us to use Linux and all of its
                   tools and x86s, which are the dominant computer, and the one
                   most ppl have access to at this time.
                   Whilst KOSH is supposed to be hardware independent, the
                   implementation of a neutral distribution format will have to
                   wait until a later phase.
                   Suggested that were possible KOSH should be defined and
                   implemented using XML. We need more information and a
                   coherent plan, positives and negatives.

                   e) We can do KOSH correctly, in which it is logically
                   correct with full integrity, or we can tie it to hardware
                   considerations, for speed. Fleecy states that speed will
                   always increase, and he would rather get it right at the
                   beginning for the sake of speed rather than to hack and path
                   later on because we went for speed. Elegance through
                   simplicity, but elegance requires coherence and not
                   compromise.


j)

Subject: Questions on the future of KOSH

Summary of debate: The following important questions were raised:
                   How is the KOSH website coming along?
                   How is KOSH as a whole coming along?
                   To this end, which papers are written, how far have they
                   come, can they be reviewed?
                   Where can those who are doing nothing but writing to the
                   mailing lists help?


k)

Subject: Documentation and version control system

Summary of debate: Gabriel J. Hauber has volunteered to look at what has been
                   done so far in building the above and try to get it
                   completed in a reasonable time.


l)

Subject: Anyone know where Rudi is?

Summary of debate: If anyone has current contact details for Rudi please could
                   they post them to the General Mailing List.


m)

Subject: F-CPU

Summary of debate: An interesting project called F-CPU can be seen at:
                   http://f-cpu.tux.org/original/


n)

Subject: Query on the survey content

Summary of debate: The Surveying Working Group is unsure whether to ask people
                   whether alien file format support is desired or not. The
                   problem with asking is that (from a survey of the Surveying
                   WG it would seem!) half the people think it would worry
                   people that we looked like we weren't sure about it, while
                   the other half think it would reassure people that we were
                   thinking of it.

                   The Surveying WG does not want to just declare "we are
                   supporting alien file formats" as this should be left to a
                   survey. Therein lies the problem.

Press release 25 April 1999

AmigaRA, the web site that hosts a petition to port RealPlayer
for the Amiga, is today one year old !

Happy birthday, but its time to do some historic :

 * Real replied one year ago they had already too much problems
   with the G2 player (unsolved problems yet, as the Linux G2
   version isn't out even by now)

 * AmigaRA didn't go into real work or heavy contacts with Real
   now for two reasons :
   a) We have to wait that Real releases all G2 version to start
   asking them about porting it to the Amiga
   b) We'll have to see first with Amiga Inc, they could maybe
   help us on that matter

 * The total of promised money is...           US$  31'904  !!!


Future :

In the next months, new mailing-lists will be started, one for
developers, and another one for users...


For more information, please contact dbucher@amiganews.com

Hi Petra....

> Aus der Computerwoche 16/99 (23.4.99)
>
> Produktpalette reicht vom Handheld-PC
> bis zum Arbeitsplatzrechner
>
>         Amiga taucht wieder auf
>
>         MÜNCHEN (CW) - Amiga plant
>         nach jahrelanger Versenkung sein
>         Auftauchen. Nachdem sich im von
>         Krisen erschütterten Unternehmen
>         mit neuer Strategie im PC-Markt
>         in den letzten Jahren öfter die Be-
>         sitzverhältnisse änderten, scheint
>         sich jetzt wieder eine abgesicherte
>         Geschäftsstruktur zu entwickeln.
>         1995 wurde Amiga nach der
>         Pleite seines damaligen Eigentü-
>         mers Commodore an Escom wei-
>         terveräußert. Und nachdem 1996
>         auch Escom Konkurs anmelden
>         mußte, übernahm 1997 Gateway
>         den Computerpionier.
>         Zunächst soll unter dem neuen
>         Chef Jim Collas, zuvor Senior
>         Vice-President bei Gateway, ein
>         Entwicklungsprogramm gestartet
>         werden. Erster Schritt: In San
>         Jose wird eine eigene Software-
>         Entwicklungsabteilung eingerich-
>         tet. Neues Hauptquartier von
>         Amiga soll San Diego werden.
>         Die geplante Produktpalette wird
>         laut Amiga vom Handheld-PC bis
>         zum Arbeitsplatzrechner reichen.
>         Erste Geräte sollen noch 1999 auf
>         den Markt kommen. Wie diese ge-
>         nau aussehen und mit welchen
>         Partnern Amiga zusammenarbei-
>         tet, wird Mitte des Jahres be-
>         kanntgegeben. Geplant ist ein
>         Entwicklersystem, das zusammen
>         mit der entsprechenden Software
>         verkauft werden soll.

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[aMozillaX]

aMozillaX intends to offer you the most powerful browser available
on any platform. We have implemented most features available in
Mozilla (except skins) and added many, many more features that
should make it your number 1 choice.

Full Features List:

# Layout #

HTML4.0 Compliant "Gecko" Layout Engine

 - Complete support except for bidirectional text layout, which is
   only used in Hebrew and Arabic

 - Style Sheets

       CSS 1 - complete support
       CSS 2 - partial support

 - DOM 1

 - XML 1.0

 - JavaScript 1.5 (inc. ECMAScript compliance)

 - PNG, JPEG, GIF, XBM, IFF

# Java #

Full Java (Optional)

 - Java Engine supplied by a well known Amiga software company

 - Netscape Grendel Java Mail Client

 - aMozillaIRC Java IRC Client

# Plugin #

Plugin API

 - Propriatary and Arexx plugin API`s

Plugins Included

 - Propriatary

   - Shockwave
   - Real Audio

 - Arexx Plugins

   - There will be a number of Arexx plugins released with
     aMozillaX

# Network #

Networking dealt with by network.library

 - Intelligent Downloading

   - Downloads are dealt with by an external program that isnt
     reliant on aMozillaX running. This download tool will also
     have SilentDownload technology, which maximises Bandwidth
     efficiency by only downloading when network.library is idle.
     (Optional)

 - HTTP1.1, FTP, Gopher

 - SSL 128 bit Encryption

# Other Features #

 - URL Completion (Optional)

 - Remote Access mode - allow someone else to control your browser,
   using a password protected direct link

 - Assign websites to Hotkeys

 - TV Remote Control, Microsoft Intellimouse (and similar),
   Input Device support

 - Inbuilt web server (Optional)

 - Magnifying Glass

 - AOL Instant Messenger

 - Full control of GUI - drag and drop toolbars

 - Multiple Selection of Links - pre-select the links you wish to visit,
   and aMozillaX will load them all and you can switch straight to the
   next link

aMozillaX beta will be released in early May. A full version of aMozillaX
will be released at the World Of Amiga show 1999. aMozillaX will be free
and unrestricted.

aMozillaX wil come in 030, 040, 060 pre-compiled binaries. Image
libraries will have PPC enhancement. A PPC native version is expected
in August. The source code will be made available and a constant
versioning system (CVS) will be established.

aMozillaX will be working with other developers in order to integrate
aMozillaX technology into a range of other Amiga products.

All Rights Reserved. © 1999 The Free Amiga Project

This document may be reproduced as long as the content is not altered
in any way.

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fu_psv_sfx-8.lha     game/misc   22M+Samples for 'PSV Manager' [8/10]
fu_psv_sfx-9.lha     game/misc   22M+Samples for 'PSV Manager' [9/10]
WarpHexen.lha        game/shoot 265K+Hexen for PowerPC (WarpUP)
imdbDiff990416.lha   misc/imdb  1.5M+Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase
Idontknow.lha        mods/misc   47K+8ch XM mod by sBf (Slarti) - Slarti Synt
lnsR18_uto.lha       mods/tranc 440K+Utopia - Astral Projection Remix
AMPlifier.lha        mus/play   283K+Powerfull MPEG audio player (V1.54)
bug.jpg              pix/jason   59K+Amiga Format Gallery winner
FWCalendar.lha       util/rexx   58K+THE calendar creator for FW & Pagestream