From:      Giorgio Signori yurex@tin.it
To:        team@amiga-news.de
Date:      Tue, 26 Oct 1999 17:20:16 +0200
Subject:   Softwave Announces a new CD based Amiga Magazine

For Immediate Release

Napoli, Italy, 25 October 1999

Web Site: http://www.skylink.it/ear

Dear Amigans,

My name is Giorgio Signori, and I am the director of Softwave, a new company
born in Italy this summer. I have been writing on the only Italian Amiga
magazine, Enigma Amiga Run, in the past years, and I am in Amiga
environment since years. After years writing for Amiga, I decided to build
up a new company to publish an Amiga-only, CD-based magazine. After a lot
of work, at the Amiga show Softwave was there with the first issue of
Amiga.it, showed during the conference with Petro Tyschtschenko. After
this, we decided to publish Amiga.it, under the name Amiga.news, also
outside Italy. We put much effort in this, translating, for now, the whole
magazine in English. We will show and sell the first issue of Amiga.news at
the next Home Electronics World of Cologne, on 12-14 November.

We hope that the public response will be enough to convince us to keep doing
a multi-language magazine also for the next issues. If so, since the 3rd
issue, we will translate it also in German, as many of you already
requested. In the next days in the site www.skylink.it/ear will be published
the summary of
the first issue.

But now, some of the highlights of Amiga.news:

The magazine part count many important writers here in Italy. Editors like
ing. Massimo Gais, system administrator of the Italian Aminet node and of
the Astronomic Observatory of Naples, like ing. Alessio Cappelli, expert in
Amiga and NetBSD environments. People like Massimo Marino, writer for the
biggest selling videogames magazine in Italy, The Games Machine, and Nick
Mordock, experienced Amiga writer since years. Not to mention Andrea
Favini, the 3000+ staff and Laura Falzone, writers of proved experience.

The CD part of Amiga.news differs from what we are used to see on the
market. it will not be a simple shareware collection. Of course it will
contain the recent shareware software from month to month, with index and
search function, but it will be thematic. The first issue of Amiga.it,
published only in Italian, had Linux as theme of the month, with a
RedHatPPC distribution and a serie of articles dedicated to installation of
Linux, but not only. Every month a different theme will fill the CD. I can
anticipate that on the issue that will be presented at Cologne, there will
be a much requested Linux68k/RedHat68 distribution, and a special on Star
Wars on Amiga.

I am available for every question, I will be happy to give all the answers
you may need, if you are a user or an Amiga distributor/reseller. You can
find me at the mailbox yurex@tin.it.

Giorgio Signori
Director of Softwave

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Giorgio Signori "Yure^DKG"  ICQ:20451038  \  PowerUP 040+603@240 SCSI  \
Amiga.it Staff  -  Italian Amiga magazine  \  AIT HP:www.skylink.it/ear \
Home Page: http://space.tin.it/io/giorsign  \  System Shock Solutions PR \

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STEP_Txt.lha       biz/dbase  234K   0 Star Trek Episode Text / StarBase (590)
Trekkie.lha        biz/dbase  900K   0 Star Trek Database, V2.17final Data V2.19final
Super_Dopus58.lha  biz/dopus  519K   0 The Best DOpus Filetypes, etc.
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G5_bin68060.lha    comm/bbs   1.3M   0 Gateway-5-BBS (68060 programs)
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G5_FTest.lha       comm/bbs   4.8M   0 Gateway-5-BBS (filetester)
G5_Manual.lha      comm/bbs    88K   0 Gateway-5-BBS (online manuals)
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MLocator.lha       comm/misc   30K   0 HAM grid locator <-> lati/long (v1.08)
selUser.lha        comm/misc   14K   0 Start tools 'multiUser' likely (yam,ibrowse,voyage
SnoopTAT.lha       comm/misc   22K   0 Internet Phone Cost V 1.0 By 41 (Italian)
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nc_update.lha      comm/news  110K   0 Offline Newsreader Version 1.17 (MUI)
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tablePlugv11.lha   comm/www    79K   0 An HTML catalog creator v1.1
APX-SAT9.lha       demo/aga   257K   0 Satellite'99 party invitation.Polish/English.
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hla-smoked.lha     demo/aga   132K   0 Smoked (128k intro) by Horizontal Lamerz
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COP.lha            dev/debug  157K   0 Low Level Debugger
TRSaferPtch.lha    dev/debug   22K   0 Safer Setfunctions Debug and Control Tools
Vivid.lha          dev/debug   12K   0 Trace the origin of memory flushes.
2b_CreativE.lha    dev/e       70K   0 AmigaE compiler
powerd.lha         dev/e      209K   0 New programming language based on E
SlimPython.lha     dev/lang   574K   0 AmigaPython stripped edition (source)
MCC_SpeedBar.lha   dev/mui     59K   0 Highly configurable toolbar class
SmartInfo.lha      disk/misc   19K   0 SFSQuery and SFSdefragmentGUI replacement with MUI
turbocat-prov2.lha disk/misc  166K   0 Disk cataloguing utility (Made AS coverdisk)
MusicBase_2.25.lha docs/hyper 276K   0 Music lyrics database v.2.25
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AIOV29.lha         docs/mags  437K   0 Amiga Information Online, Issue 29 (October 1999)
AO_0105.lha        docs/mags   14K   0 AO newsletter - volume 1, issue 5 - 22 October, 19
Nintendo01_11.lha  docs/mags  149K   0 German NINTENDO Magazin  01.11.1999
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FoundCard.lha      game/hint  179K   0 Foundation Card-Hints Miss01-28.
WaxworksSol.lha    game/hint   11K   0 Waxworks (Elvira 3) Walkthrough and tips
RackRunner.lha     game/jump  104K   0 Old platform game with level-editor.
Arkanos.lha        game/misc  148K   0 Break out game with new features
qbic.lha           game/misc  182K   0 An old but great Q*Bert clone
ZInstall.lha       game/patch  38K   0 HD Installer for Zeewolf
KC0.6.lha          game/role   83K   0 Create your hero for RPG Krysztaly Czasu
Marryampic.lha     game/think 103K   0 A CardSet game to find sound-pairs
r4_Lara_Croft.lha  gfx/3dobj  587K   0 Lara-Croft-like girl for monzoom 3d pro
PVS.lha            gfx/board   26K   0 Global Prefs setter for Picasso96
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scene-handler.lha  gfx/conv    22K   0 Direct access to a MovieShop Partition/Scene
PicScale.lha       gfx/edit    59K   0 Scale Pics in a WB window
SkinCrop09.lha     gfx/ifx     10K   0 Easy xxxAMPxxx Skin creation script for ImageFX
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AMP.lha            gfx/show   255K   0 MPEG1/2, FLI/FLC, AVI, QT player for WarpUP, v1.26
Frogger.lha        gfx/show   307K   0 Ultimate MPEG video player (68k & PPC v1.4)
Spitfire.lha       hard/drivr 413K   0 A Palm Desktop for the Amiga!
ICS.lha            hard/misc  1.6M   0 V1.07 ICS - professional color correction for scan
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ASpEmu.lha         misc/emu    15K   0 V063. ZXSpectrum48K emulator. AGA only.
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rNO-L007.lha       mods/misc  224K   0 Rno-label release no.7 by tang (funkyhouse)
rNO-L008.lha       mods/misc  356K   0 Rno-label release no.8 by kure (triphop)
TheBeggar.lha      mods/misc  337K   0 DBM Relaxe by Mr.Lou / Dewfall Productions.
Alienz.mpg         mods/mpg   2.4M   0 Dark Amen Drum`n`Bass/Jungle tune by NoctReX
Atmosfear.mpg      mods/mpg   3.0M   0 Dark experimental Drum`n`Bass tune by NoctReX
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EasyPlayer.lha     mus/play    88K   0 GUI for *all* shell-based module players
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EP_RobHubbard.lha  mus/play     5K   0 EaglePlayer "Rob Hubbard" external replayer
EP_TFMX.lha        mus/play     7K   0 EaglePlayer "TFMX" external replayer
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Lch-RisikoPlus.lha pix/art     65K   0 Pixelled Risiko Plus Logo
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prtman39.lha       text/print 160K   0 Printmanager for AmigaOS3 (39.29)
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akTIFF-dt.lha      util/dtype 401K   0 AkTIFF-dt V44.48 (TIFF, 68000-060, PPC/WOS)
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Quinielista.lha    util/misc   27K   0 Design, development and analysis of quinielas (onl
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RAWBInfo.lha       util/sys    16K   0 ReAction based icon information (1.3)
StringSnip.lha     util/sys    12K   0 Much better editing features in string gadgets
WBCtrl.lha         util/sys     2K   0 Controls undocumentated wb3.5 features (1.1)
ABeat.lha          util/time   12K   0 Simple Swatch-Beat clock.
Safe.lha           util/virus  24K   0 Best new linkviruses detector v11.5
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Gurus2000_1610.lha util/wb    1.2M   0 Shows infos about Gurus (German + Engl.)
VisualPrefs_PT.lha util/wb     55K   0 VisualPrefs: Portuguese catalog and docs
wbthemes.lha       util/wb    328K   0 Themes for workbench, like dopus

• Sterndatenbank mit ca. 500.000 Sternen bis 16 m.
• Cross-Index für SAO, PPM, HD, YBS und GC Kataloge.
• Etwa 40.000 Deep-Sky-Objekte (Messier, NGC, IC, UGC, Abell, Zwicky und weitere verschiedene Objekte).
• Über 55.000 Kleinplaneten und Asteroiden, sowie die Kometen Halley, Hyakutake und Hale-Bopp.
• Hochgenaue Mond- und Planetenberechnung mittels JPL-Integrationstabellen (DE404). Genauigkeit teilweise < 0.1¨ über einen Zeitraum mehrerer Tausend Jahre!
• Monde von Jupiter, Saturn und Uranus.
• Texturen für alle Planeten und Monde.
• Milchstraßenstruktur.
• Ansicht des Sternenhimmels von jedem beliebigen Objekt des Sonnensystems.
• Speichern von Animationen im IFF-ANIM-, QuickTime- oder MPEG-Format.
• Laden und Speichern von Konfigurationsdateien.
• Hochoptimierte, meist in reinem Assembler geschriebene Routinen für maximale Geschwindigkeit. Selbstständiges Erkennen der CPU für maximale Geschwindigkeit.
• Viele verschiedene Einstellungsmöglichkeiten.
• Online- und Menühilfe mit HELP-Taste sowie MUIs Sprechblasenhilfe.
• Volle Drag&Drop-Unterstützung.
• Erstellen und Exportieren von Ephemeridentabellen.
• Erstellen einer eigenen Bildergalerie.
• Erstellen einer eigenen Datenbank mittles Bahnelemente.
• Einbindung des Hubble GSC-Sternenkataloges.
• Programmkontrolle mittels ARexx-Skripts.

• Test "Gut" in Zeitschrift AmigaOS 5'99
• Multithreading auf der WB bei Nutzung der EASys! WB-Wizards mittels erweitertem WB-Menü oder per Shortcuts: cut(rAmiga x) copy(rAmiga c) paste(rAmiga v) delete(rAmiga d)
• EasyNet: Internet Seiten als Icon/Menü von der WB erschließen
• EasyMail: WB-Dateien als eMail versenden: einfachst per Menü-Auswahl.
• Komfortable Menü-Erweiterung und Funktions-Ergänzung zur WB
  • keine Stundenlange extra-Konfiguration nötig
  • wie sensitives Menü verwendbar: Präsentation, Datei, Icon, Internet, Programme, Einstellungen, Hilfe
• EasyIcon: Dateien ohne Icons einfach per Menü mit passendem DefaultIcon versehen (Dateityp-abhängig). Ist schon ein Icon vorhanden, einfach per FileRequester Programm- Icon "einwerfen" und fertig.
• System-Dock inklusive Drag&Drop WB-Docks für Präsentation, Editor, Drucken, GlobalHelp, Internet
• Internet-Dock (aufklappbar)
• Office-Dock (aufklappbar)
• EASyView: Präsentation aller Dateitypen mit Benutzer-spezifischen Anzeigeprogrammen - nicht nur auf der Workbench, sondern direkt auch in vielen Anwendungen nutzbar:
  • Komplette Defnition von Dateityp-abhängigen Anzeigeprogrammen (Viewer), Dateityp-abhängigen Bearbeitungs-Programmen (Editors), und Dateityp-abhängigen Programmen zum Ausdruck (Printers).
  • Offen und direkt verwendbar für neue Dateitypen
  • EASyView ist auch als Viewer für Aminet-CDs vorkonfiguriert, dadurch immer und überall (nicht nur auf der Workbench) Benutzung der aktuell eingestellten Anzeigeprogramme.

• EasySave: Speicherpfade zur direkten Übergabe von Dateien, die gerade in Anwendungen bearbetet werden an die EASys! Wizards EASyView, EASyArc, EASyPrint, EASyMail
• EASyArc Archive-Manager mit Drag&Drop Schnittstelle - nutzbar auch direkt in YAM und vielen anderen Anwendungen für: lha lzx arj zip tgz dms tar xpk
• GlobalHelp - bietet komfortablen Zugang und Verwaltung per Drag&Drop zu allen auf dem System installierten Online Dokumenten in beliebigen Dokument-Formaten. Immer und überall auf Tastendruck abrufbar.
• On-the-fly FileManager mit ausführlicher Datei-Information beim Überschreiben von Dateien. Überschreiben wahlweise inklusive Zeitstempel-Backup. Eigenständig auf jedem Screen, beliebig oft gleichzeitig und in Kombination mit der Workbench (Multithreaded) betreibbar. Natürlich komplett integriert in die gesamte System-Umgebung.
• Durchgängig konsistent entwickelte Benutzerführung Benutzer-Interface
  • komplett per Maus oder Tastatur bedienbar
  • Anwender-Dialog mit natürlicher Sprach-Ausgabe
  • komplett lokalisiert (auch Sprachausgabe)
  • OS3.5 Tastatur Shortcut kompatibel
• Eine zentrale Programmreferenz für System und Anwendungen
• transparente Einbindung aller Anwendungen des Systems: unabhängig von persönlich bevorzugten Anwendungen / Tools.
• Einsatz auf schnell wachsender Anzahl von Benutzersystemen.
• Auch auf SCALOS Systemen komplett im Einsatz.
• Produktpräsentation auf der HEW'99 in Köln am AMIGA-Stand.
• Ständige Weiterentwicklung

From:       Andreas Magerl Andreas@chiemgau.baynet.de
Reply-To:   Andreas@chiemgau.baynet.de
To:         Amiga News Petra petra.struck@online-club.de
Date:       Sat, 23 Oct 1999 22:55:39 +0100
Subject:    APC & TCP News                                                                           x

1) german
2) english


The Best of Airsoft Softwair CD-ROM
-----------------------------------

Pünktlich zur Home Electronics World `99 in Köln wird die
'The Best of Airsoft Softwair' CD-ROM erscheinen. Diese CD-ROM
ist eine Kollektion von fast allen Programmen, die jeweils
von der Usergruppe Airsoft Softwair veröffentlicht wurden.
Alle Shareware Veröffentlichungen von Airsoft Softwair sind
selbstverständlich als uneingeschränkte Vollversionen auf
der CD-ROM enthalten. Auch viele der übrigen Programme wurden
nochmals überarbeitet und sind in brandneuen Version auf
der CD-ROM vorhanden.

Folgende exklusive Vollversionen sind auf der 'The Best of Airsoft Softwair'
CD-ROM vorhanden:

- CD32 Games Install Kit v3.1NG
- Da Cool Installer
- NewInstaller
- Rainboot Pro
- Rainboot Configuration Creator (RCC)

Zusätzlich sind viele, teilweise noch nicht veröffentlichte,
Programme auf der CD-ROM vorhanden, wie z.B.:

- AHelp
- alle Rainboot Konfigurationen (über 80!)
- Bilder
- Cheater und Trainer zu vielen Spielen (über 30!)
- Da Cool Booter
- Da Cool Patcher
- Da Cool Quiz
- DMS2HD
- Entwicklersektion mit vielen Quelltexten und Dokumentationen
- File2Disk
- Flip Da Scrip
- Geschichtssektion mit den legendären '1.0-Versionen' vieler Programme
- HD Installer für viele Spiele
- kompletter Soundtrack des Adventures 'The 3 Islands'
- kompletter Spiegel der Airsoft Softwair Homepage inklusiv allen Dateien
- kompletter Spiegel der CBM Fan Page inklusiv allen Dateien
- LaunchHTML
- Module
- Needin' Speed
- PianoPlayer
- Piktogramme zu vielen Anwendungen und Spielen
- PlayMOD
- RandomStartup
- SNES9xGUI
- Sounds
- The 3 Islands Giga Preview (über 130MB!) mit Videos und mehr
- The 3 Islands spielbares Preview
- TUP
- XTreme Mod

und noch vieles mehr!

Das CD32 Games Install Kit v3.1 Next Generation ist das
Ergebnis einer fast kompletten Neuprogrammierung des beliebten
CD32 Games Install Kits, welches CD32 Spiele auf Festplatte
installiert und diese von dort aus auch lauffähig macht.
Momentan werden über 170 CD32 Spiele unterstützt, von denen
auch viele auf Amigas ohne den AGA Chipsatz mittels des
CD32 Games Install Kit lauffähig sind. Diese Version besitzt
viele neue Features wie z.B. einen direkt integrierten CD32
Emulator, einem komplett neuen viel stabileren Bootsystem
(Install2001NG) und außerdem bietet das CD32 Games Install Kit
jetzt erstmals die Möglichkeit, auch nicht vordefinierte CD32
Spiele zu installieren. Damit besteht also die Möglichkeit
fast jedes CD32 Spiel zu installieren (!!).

Der bekannte Da Cool Installer ist ebenfalls in einer
neuen, vielmals überarbeiteten Version auf der CD-ROM
vorhanden. Da Cool Installer erlaubt es dem Benutzer mittels
einer einfachen Prozedur viele Sorten von Spielen auf
der Festplatte zu installieren. Der Vorteil von Da Cool
Installer liegt darin, dass eine generelle Methode benutzt
wird, um die Spiele zu installieren. So lässt sich fast
jedes Spiel ohne weitere Probleme installieren. Da Cool
Installer unterstützt dabei eine trackdisk.device Emulation,
Spiele über mehrere Disketten, Degrade2ECS Unterstützung,
Installation von DMS gepackten Disketten sowie vieles
mehr.

NewInstaller ist das ultimative Multimedia Addon zu dem
veralteten Commodore Installer. Mittels NewInstaller ist
es jetzt erstmals möglich, Installation mit Sounds, Bildern
und vielen anderen Multimedia Elementen auszustatten. So
kann NewInstaller auch Online Registrationen verwalten,
Homepages zum Besuch anbieten, UnInstall Skripte erzeugen
und viel mehr. Dazu kommt die Möglichkeit, Commodore Installer
Skripte vom NewInstaller einfach automatisch erstellen zu
lassen, d.h. es wird einfach das Verzeichnis des zu
installierenden Programms angegeben und sofort generiert
NewInstaller ein Installationsskript für das Programm,
welches genau an dessen Bedürfnisse angepasst ist.
NewInstaller ist ein Muss für jeden Amiga Besitzer!

Auch das ultimative Bootprogramm Rainboot für den Amiga ist
auf der CD-ROM in einer vielfach erweiterten und verbesserten
Pro-Version vorhanden. Rainboot ermöglicht es dem Benutzer,
komplette Multimedia Shows während dem Bootvorgang anzuzeigen.
Die Palette der Features reicht dabei von der Unterstützung
von Animationen, Sounds, Copper Regenbögen, Passwortschutz,
Pinseln, verschiedenen Schriften, Modulen, Fades, CyberGraphX
und Picasso96, Boot Fortschrittsanzeigen, Auslesen der Daten des
Amiga Systems bis hin zu grafischen Effekten und dem Scrollen
von Bildern. In der Pro-Version ist es jetzt erstmals möglich
mehrere Animationen einzubinden, eine Steuerung zu den
Konfigurationen hinzuzufügen und vieles mehr. Rainboot ist
ein einzigartiges Programm, was in Leistungsumfang und
Effektivität bisher weder auf dem Amiga noch auf dem PC
übertroffen wurde.

Damit auch jeder seine Rainboot Konfigurationen auf eine
einfache Art und Weise erstellen kann, wird auf der CD-ROM
auch noch eine exklusive Vollversion vom Rainboot Configuration
Creator, RCC genannt, mitgeliefert. Dieses Programm ermöglicht
es mittels einer grafischen Benutzeroberfläche kinderleicht
Konfigurationen für Rainboot zu erstellen. Der RCC unterstützt
fast alle Rainboot Funktionen und ermöglicht auch eine
Weiterbearbeitung von schon vorhandenen Rainboot Konfigurationen.
Dazu bietet er eine umfangreiche Online Hilfe, die direkt
aus der Oberfläche heraus angesprochen wird. Für jeden Rainboot
Benutzer ist der RCC praktisch ein Muss.

Auf der 'The Best of Airsoft Softwair' CD-ROM ist also
für jeden Geschmack einiges dabei. Sowohl für den ernsthaften
Anwender als auch für den Zocker. Die CD-ROM ist das Ergebnis
jahrelanger Arbeit am Amiga und sollte in keiner Sammlung
fehlen. Außerdem steht sie in einem einfach unschlagbaren
Preis/Leistungs-Verhältnis. Obwohl eine Registration der
in Vollversionen auf der CD-ROM enthaltenen Shareware
Programme schon über 60 DM kosten würde, ist die CD-ROM
für nur 29.95 DM zu haben.  Und da man noch viel mehr
auf der CD-ROM bekommt als 'nur' die Vollversionen, ist
der Preis nahezu unschlagbar.

Die 'The Best of Airsoft Softwair' CD-ROM erscheint
pünktlich zur Messe in Köln beim APC&TCP zu einem empfohlenen
Verkaufspreis von 29.95 DM.


Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie bei:

APC&TCP
Postfach 83
D-83236 Übersee
Tel: 08642/89995
Fax: 08642/895004
Andreas@chiemgau.baynet.de
http://www.chiemgau.com/apc&tcp

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APC&TCP informiert werden? Schreiben Sie einfach eine email an Andreas@chiemgau.baynet.de
mit dem Subject "Subscribe NEWS".



The Best of Airsoft Softwair CD-ROM
-----------------------------------

At the Home Electronics World `99 in Cologne the 'The Best of
Airsoft Softwair' CD-ROM will be released. This CD-ROM is
a collection of nearly all programs, which have ever been released
by the usergroup Airsoft Softwair. All Shareware releases by
Airsoft Softwair are as full versions on the CD-ROM of course.
Many of the programs have been reworked and are available in
brand new versions on the CD-ROM now.

The following exclusive full versions are on the 'The Best
of Airsoft Softwair' CD-ROM:

- CD32 Games Install Kit v3.1NG
- Da Cool Installer
- NewInstaller
- Rainboot Pro
- Rainboot Configuration Creator (RCC)

Additionally there are many, partially not released, programs
on the CD-ROM, as for example:

- all Rainboot configurations (actually over 80!)
- AHelp
- Cheater and Trainer for many games (over 30!)
- complete Soundtrack of the game 'The 3 Islands'
- complete mirror of the Airsoft Softwair Homepage including all binaries
- complete mirror of the CBM Fan Page including all binaries
- Da Cool Booter
- Da Cool Patcher
- Da Cool Quiz
- Developersection with alot of sourcecodes and documentations
- DMS2HD
- File2Disk
- Flip Da Scrip
- HD Installer for many games
- Historysection with the legendary 'version 1.0' of many programs
- Icons for many applications and games
- LaunchHTML
- Modules
- Needin' Speed
- PianoPlayer
- Pictures
- PlayMOD
- RandomStartup
- SNES9xGUI
- Sounds
- The 3 Islands Giga Preview (over 130MB!) with videos and more
- The 3 Islands playable Preview
- TUP
- XTreme Mod

and alot more!

The CD32 Games Install Kit v3.1 Next Generation is the result
of a nearly complete rewrite of the famous CD32 Games Install
Kit, which installs CD32 games to harddisk and patches them
to run from there. Actually over 170 CD32 games are directly
supported. Many of them do even run on Amigas without the
AGA chipset. This version has alot of new features like for
example an integrated CD32 emulator, a complete new and much
more stable bootsystem (Install2001NG) and additionally there`s
now the possibility to install even non predefined CD32 games.
So it`s possible to install nearly every CD32 game to harddisk (!!).

The well known Da Cool Installer is also available in a new,
many times reworked version on the CD-ROM. Da Cool Installer
allows the user to install all sort of games to his harddisk.
The advantage of Da Cool Installer is, that it uses a general
method of installing the games. So it`s possible to install
nearly every game without problems. Da Cool Installer supports
a trackdisk.device emulation, games with more than one disk,
Degrade2ECS support, installation of crunched DMS disks and
many more.

NewInstaller is the ultimate multimedia addon for the old
Commodore Installer. With NewInstaller it`s now possible
to add graphics, sounds and other multimedia elements to
an installation. Even Online Registrations can be maintained
by NewInstaller. Other features are for example the possibility
to visit homepages, creating UnInstall scripts and much
more. Additionally it`s possible to make NewInstaller create
scripts for the Commodore Installer automatically.
NewInstaller only needs to know the path of the program
to be installed and it will generate the script according
to the program automatically. NewInstaller is a must-have
for all Amiga owners!

The ultimate multimedia boot, Rainboot, is also on the CD-ROM
in a much improved and extended Pro-version. Rainboot allows
the user to show complete boot shows during the bootup. Rainboot
supports nearly everything you can think of: Animations, sounds,
copper rainbows, password protection, brushes, different fonts,
modules, fades, CyberGraphX and Picasso96 support, progressbars,
retrieving and displaying information about the used Amiga
system, graphical effects, scrolling of pictures and much much
more. In the Pro-version it`s now possible to use more than
one animation, add user-controls to the configurations and much
more. So it`s now also possible to create real multimedia
applications with Rainboot. Rainboot is a unique program, which
has neither been beaten in features and effectivity on Amiga nor
on PC.

In order that everyone is able to create his own Rainboot
configurations in an easy way, the Rainboot Configuration
Creator, called RCC, is also contained in a full version
on the CD-ROM. This program makes it possible with the
help of a graphical user interface to offer a very easy
way of creating own Rainboot configurations. The RCC
supports the most Rainboot functions and allows also
reediting of already created Rainboot configurations.
Additionally it has a wide Online help, which can be
accessed directly from the interface of RCC. For every
Rainboot user the RCC is a must-have!

The 'The Best of Airsoft Softwair' CD-ROM is something for
everyone. For serious users as well as for gamers. The
CD-ROM is the result of many years of work on Amiga and should
not miss any collection. Additionally the CD-ROM is very
cheap. Registering each Shareware program apart would cost
over 60 DM and the CD-ROM costs only 29.95 DM. And as there`s
much more software than 'just' the full versions on the
CD-ROM, the price is nearly unbeatable.

The 'The Best of Airsoft Softwair' CD-ROM will be released
by APC&TCP at the show in Cologne for an advised price of
29.95 DM.

For more information contact APC&TCP at:

APC&TCP
Postfach 83
D-83236 Übersee (Germany)
Tel: +49 (0)8642/89995
Fax: +49 (0)8642/895004
Andreas@chiemgau.baynet.de
http://www.chiemgau.com/apc&tcp

Do you want to be noticed about new products and updates from APC&TCP? Then just
send an email to Andreas@chiemgau.baynet.de with the subject "Subscribe NEWS".



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

Andreas Magerl

APC&TCP, Postfach 83, D-83236 Übersee
Größter Amiga-Computerclub Deutschlands!
Chefredaktion Amiga-Future, Chefredaktion NoCover
Clubleitung APC&TCP-Computerclub
Geschäftsführung APC&TCP-Vertrieb
Voice: +49-8642-899953, Fax: +49-8642-895004
http://www.chiemgau.com/apc&tcp  http://www.amigafuture.de

Date:          Sun, 24 Oct 99 17:00:37 MET
Reply-To:      rc5@amiga.cistron.nl
From:          aTmosh@amiga.cistron.nl (Thomas Tavoly)
To:            petra.struck@online-club.de
Subject:       PR: The Amiga RC5 Team effort celebrates second
                   aniversary of RC5-64 challenge


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 22nd 1999

The Amiga RC5 Team effort celebrates second anniversary of RC5-64 challenge

The Amiga RC5 Team effort has now been participating for two years in the
Distributed.Net/RC5-64 challenge. During the first two years of the effort
we managed to reach a ranking of fifth overall out of over 8000 teams with
a total of 200,000 participants. There are now over 2000 people
participating under the Amiga team, accounting for about 1.1% of all the
work done (or 110 million blocks of 2^28 keys).

During this period, 14% of the keyspace has been searched, progressing 2.5
times faster in the second year compared to the first. At current growth
rate the correct key will be found within the next two years, whereas this
was previously thought to take a century or more, clearly showing how good
encryption and the free availability thereof is important to security and
privacy on the Internet and elsewhere.

The Amiga RC5 Team effort focuses on bringing exposure to the Amiga and the
community spirit and strives to achieve this by ranking high in distributed
computing projects such as the RC5 and DES challenges, using otherwise idle
computing power only.

With your help, we hope to increase our momentum and show the world the
Amiga is not dead, in spite of a total lack of support from parent
companies over the past five years. There is still plenty to come, with the
recent release of AmigaOS 3.5, and upcoming G3 and G4 accelerators and
peripherals. A G4/AltiVec optimized client could be as much as four times
faster MHz for MHz as current code, and only a few hundred people upgrading
would propel us into the top 3 if not higher (over 660 Amigas participating
in the effort are already PowerPC equipped). Also, work on an
improved/faster 68k client is still progressing.

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

• Menüs voll konfigurierbar
• Navigation Buttons voll konfigurierbar und können versteckt werden
• Angezeigte Seiten können als IFF-Bild gespeichert werden
• Verbesserte Javaskript-Ausführung
• Option zur Unterdrückung von Pop-Up-Windows
• Unterstützt mehr JPEG-Formate
• Passive FTP-Option zur besseren Bedienung bei Firewalls
• Bessere Cookie-Kompatibilität
• Weitere ARexx-Kommandos
• ... und mehr

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lotolib.lha          misc/misc   21K+Lotolib for LOTO v2.3+ (1976 au 29-sept.
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ConditionGreen.lha   mods/8voic  77K+Upbeat OctaMED SoundStudio mod
Now.mpg              mods/elbie 2.0M+Now [Trance] by ElbiE^t13n!
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sad-wake_up.lha      mods/hardc 204K+320 BPM Pain Core by Sadista (DBM 12ch)
deep_lyra.lha        mods/house 520K+Deep House Octamed SS Module by Olethros
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lnsS11_HHb2.lha      mods/inst  582K+Happyhardcore beats - sampel pack nr 2
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mediterranean.lha    mods/med   159K+A 10-channel OSS module by Riley
octa_med_musi.lha    mods/med   1.1M+Some Octamed Songs from me
PartyOn.lha          mods/med   243K+Mod.Party on by sTiLsKiN
sparrow.lha          mods/med    99K+Lovely little OSS dance module
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Bez_ostanovki.lha    mods/misc  2.0M+Digiboosterpro mod. House
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rNO-L006.lha         mods/misc  200K+RNO-LABEL release nO.6
turntable_suxx.lha   mods/misc  113K+How 2 Scratch without TurnTable ? hiP-hO
is-Bitstopper.mpg    mods/mpg   5.0M+Funky Drum and Bass by istari
Kure-Sun.mpg         mods/mpg   5.0M+"The Sun Shower" trance-song by Kure/RNO
prometheus.mpg       mods/mpg   3.8M+Experimental noise made with amigas and 
SH-Blessed.mpg       mods/mpg   1.4M+Industrial/EBM by MatriX Wired
SpaceCrusade.mpg     mods/mpg   6.0M+Hardtrance track by Planet G 
thomabelscanon.mpg   mods/mpg   3.5M+Thomabel's Canon by Thom Heppleston
brm_mod1.lha         mods/pro   588K+Modules by Broom.
brm_mod4.lha         mods/pro   647K+Modules by Broom.
brm_mod5.lha         mods/pro   679K+Modules by Broom.
trpack1.lha          mods/smpl  472K+Trinity Kit vol. 1 By Roz
trpack2.lha          mods/smpl  474K+Trinity Kit vol. 2 By Roz
advent_oss.lha       mods/techn 513K+Ambient Octamed SS Module by Olethros, 1
af-axe.lha           mods/techn 2.2M+DBM 8ch ->Acid Frog<- acid 140bpm
af-deep.lha          mods/techn 2.2M+DBM10ch ->Acid Frog<- acidtrance 144bpm
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TRAGuideCheck.lha    text/hyper  12K+Checks AGuide docs for consistency & syn
search.lha           text/misc    3K+Searches in files for texts ( 68K / Powe
WordConv_Por.lha     text/misc    2K+Portuguese catalogs for WordConverter v0
Epson_400.lha        text/print  15K+Epson Stylus 400/440 Driver for WB V1.10
Epson_600.lha        text/print  15K+Epson Stylus 600 Driver for WB V1.12
HP_Deskjet400C.lha   text/print  14K+Deskjet 400C/L Driver for WB 1.7
HP_Deskjet670C.lha   text/print  19K+Deskjet 670C/680C/690C Driver V1.19
HP_Deskjet870C.lha   text/print  15K+Deskjet 870C/890C Driver for WB V1.7
prtman39.lha         text/print 160K+Printmanager for AmigaOS3 (39.29)
pspool.lha           text/print  22K+Print spooler and switcher v1.0
EvenMore.lha         text/show  253K+V0.55 - A lovely textviewer (WWW change 
xadmaster.lha        util/arc   225K+V3.0 Powerful unarchiving system
Cybermagic.lha       util/blank 472K+Blanker for Cybergraphix (0.4.1)
alba.lha             util/boot   47K+Lock your Amiga with a password ITA-ENG
ConsoleFix.lha       util/boot    4K+Fix a bug in the console.device
PatchRAM.lha         util/boot    4K+Patch RAM to show right size, and more..
RemAPollo.lha        util/boot   33K+A1200 040\060 MMU Apollo Turboboard Rema
PowerPalette.lha     util/cdity  41K+V1.01a private screen palette editor *BU
find.lha             util/cli     0K+Finds files on disk. Shell based
GatewayTools.lha     util/cli   841K+Various tools for use in CLI
JazTools.lha         util/cli    15K+Iomega JAZ tools
PSFlipper.lha        util/cli     2K+Send public screens to front/back.
r.lha                util/cli    42K+V1.49 Just in time GUIs for every DOS co
StarDate.lha         util/cli   106K+StarDate-Clock (CLI) for free use
tsHandleMyClip.lha   util/cli    17K+Could You handle clipboard better ?
VersCheck.lha        util/cli   521K+Check your libs,MUI,devs,dtypes,classes,
VersCheckGUI.lha     util/cli   163K+A simple GUI for VersCheck (incl. source
charconv.lha         util/conv   14K+Character converter (ASCII <-> EBCDIC)
Sumniki.lha          util/conv    9K+(CSZ) standards converter (Slovene)
EcoDisk205.lha       util/dir   173K+User-friendly and powerfull file manager
PCD-DT.lha           util/dtype 143K+Datatype for Photo-CD Images (43.11)
RGFX-DT.lha          util/dtype 127K+Datatype for IFF-RGFX-Format (43.11)
sdiREKO-DT.lha       util/dtype   9K+40.4 datatype for .REKO/.RKP cardsets
unixcmds.lha         util/gnu   478K+Port of simple un*x commands
GatewayLibrary.lha   util/libs   79K+Shared Library with many functions
ixemul-48.0.lha      util/libs  598K+Ixemul.library V48.0
Port_Accent.lha      util/libs    2K+Portuguese accent for translator lib.
RecentLib.lha        util/libs   18K+Recent file menus for Amiga apps
cycledbase.lha       util/misc   35K+Database of bicycle trips
EnalTrisDemo.lha     util/misc  444K+Program SuperEnalotto 
LightReqAttack.lha   util/misc   11K+Images for ReqAttack by Lightning
PaletteDeckV9.lha    util/misc   14K+A Palette Program done in CanDo.
Quinielista.lha      util/misc   27K+Design, development and analysis of quin
StripHunks.lha       util/misc    9K+V1.8 CLI tool to strip useless hunks
SuperToto_New.lha    util/misc  276K+Program TotoGol & TotoCalcio (only italy
FreeMouse.lha        util/mouse  36K+Revolutionary mouse speeder - 1% steps!
De-Archiveur.lha     util/pack   97K+GUI for LHA.LZH.LZX.ZIP.DMS.UNARJ.UNRAR 
FWCalendar.lha       util/rexx  106K+THE calendar creator for FW & Pagestream
InstallerNG.lha      util/sys   346K+C= Installer 100% compatible replacement
PoolMem.lha          util/sys    70K+Memory defragmentizer/AllocP superset
backclock.lha        util/time  125K+Transparent clock. You must try this !!!
CyberClock.lha       util/time   23K+Digital clock w/ changeable digits
LCD_Clock.lha        util/time   10K+Simple LCD clock with configurable colou
ohac13.lha           util/time   90K+Oh Heck, Another Calendar!
Y2k_Clock.lha        util/time   10K+Shows time left to year 2000 (configurab
Safe.lha             util/virus  24K+Best new linkviruses detector v11.3
Executor1_21.lha     util/wb     38K+Selection list for running 1000 prgs.
FreakBar.lha         util/wb      2K+Toolbar. V1.1.
ProcessIcon.lha      util/wb     12K+V1.12 CLI tool to manipulate icon data
ScreenToIFF122.lha   util/wb     33K+Save screens as IFF-ILBM pictures
Sgrab.lha            util/wb     46K+Screen grabber with GUI (1.11)
WBJoyTest1_12.lha    util/wb     55K+Test the joystick playing samples
wbthemes.lha         util/wb    328K+Themes for workbench, like dopus

Fiasco_deu_doc.lha   biz/dbase  334K+2.22 - Multifunctional database program
Fiasco_eng_doc.lha   biz/dbase  295K+2.22 - Multifunctional database program
Fiasco_main.lha      biz/dbase  536K+2.22 - Multifunctional database program
HomeCINEMA.lha       biz/dbase  132K+The coolest German Video Database
QuickFile_3.22.lha   biz/dbase  306K+Powerful, fast and easy database.
StarBase_xxx.lha     biz/dbase  170K+Star Trek Episodes Database 3.1a/1.3a
Trekkie.lha          biz/dbase  900K+Star Trek Database, V2.17final Data V2.1
golded6.lha          biz/demo   3.0M+GoldED Studio 6 Demo
Dkg-Prices.lha       biz/dkg      1K+Pricelist for Amiga products at DarkAge 
xtm-beige.lha        biz/dkg    106K+Additional texture for Extreme
xtm-blue5.lha        biz/dkg    105K+Additional texture for Extreme
xtm-calcare15.lha    biz/dkg    126K+Additional texture for Extreme
xtm-oakbark.lha      biz/dkg    123K+Additional texture for Extreme
xtm-orange6.lha      biz/dkg    118K+Additional texture for Extreme
DOpus58_SP.lha       biz/dopus   27K+DOpus v5.8 spanish catalogs. Update
fwml9909.lha         biz/swood   13K+Messages about FW during September 1999
G5_Aux.lha           comm/bbs    94K+Gateway-5-BBS (AUX-Handler)
G5_Batch.lha         comm/bbs    38K+Gateway-5-BBS (batches)
april-src.lha        comm/fido  384K+April V1.08 SAS source code release
amirc.lha            comm/irc   763K+Fully featured GUI IRC Client (v3.2)
amirc_68000.lha      comm/irc   203K+68000/OS2.x version of AmIRC (v3.2)
MyMatch.lha          comm/irc    16K+Display Countries of Users in an IRC Cha
UnrealIRCd-bin.lha   comm/irc   393K+Advanced Elite-based IRCd. v2.1.6-tCx3
PSMail.lha           comm/mail   24K+Prints YAM mails using GhostScript.
StarGate2_2.lha      comm/mail  1.4M+StarGate v2.2 MUI internet mailer/news r
YAM20_HU.lha         comm/mail   23K+Unofficial hungarian locale for YAM v2.0
yam2_pl.lha          comm/mail   21K+Official fixed polish catalog for YAM 2.
AmigaTNCdevel.lha    comm/misc  177K+DEVELOPER ONLY : Packet radio modem driv
CManager.lha         comm/misc  565K+Contact Manager, a centralised system-wi
Connect.lha          comm/misc  107K+GUI that starts internet software and co
DragonDaemon.lha     comm/misc  342K+Dialer and more for SpeedDragon and Powe
dvbcontrol.lha       comm/misc  239K+V1.23 D-Box/Mediamaster Settings Editor
Scatti.lha           comm/misc   21K+Internet Phone Cost V 2.7 By 41 (Italian
selUser.lha          comm/misc   15K+Start tools 'multiUser' likely (yam,ibro
SMSSuite.lha         comm/misc  105K+Sends SMS messages from AmigaShell
SnoopTAT.lha         comm/misc   22K+Internet Phone Cost V 1.0 By 41 (Italian
uprc.lha             comm/misc   81K+Generates Aminet upload readme files
FTransAPIv1.2.lha    comm/net   125K+Internet's Translator Client API v1.2
GoFetchFTP.lha       comm/net   201K+V0.9b FTP Client designed to download a 
nc_update.lha        comm/news  110K+Offline Newsreader Version 1.17 (MUI)
newscoaster.lha      comm/news  256K+Offline Newsreader Version 1.17 (MUI)
GetAllHTML.lha       comm/tcp    15K+Auto download or link-check entire Web s
KgServer.lha         comm/tcp   656K+Knowledge Server: Allow worldwide access
samba_2.0.5a.lha     comm/tcp   2.7M+Native port of the free SMB client and s
SimpleFTP.lha        comm/tcp    85K+SimpleFTP v1.6- Easy to use FTP client!
WebVision22a.lha     comm/tcp   140K+The ultimate webcam viewer (MUI)
GMAutoWrite.lha      comm/thor    7K+Automatically post messages with Thor, v
apache_1.3.6.lha     comm/www   1.4M+Apache 1.3.6 webserver for Amiga
AWebResume.lha       comm/www    62K+Integrate FTP and HTTP resume support in
gng_upd101.lha       comm/www    56K+GiambyNetGrabber update from V1.0 to V1.
OpenURL30.lha        comm/www    88K+Library for easily sending URL->Browser
i2k-dgt2.lha         demo/aga   959K+1st place 
mkd_pgs.lha          demo/aga   499K+PRO_GEAR_SPEC WarpOS PPC demo by mankind
RNO-GoesAars.lha     demo/aga   1.1M+RNO: Goes Aars - TP8 partyslideshowrepor
SPO2-InvIntro.lha    demo/aga   380K+Invitation intro for SPo2! (Amiga-only d
wpz-frozen20.lha     demo/aga   666K+Frozen#2o - Special September Edition
wpz-frozen21.lha     demo/aga   709K+Frozen#21 - Distance Party Edition
SCX.EclipsE.lha      demo/ecs   286K+ECLIPSE/SCOOPEX - LTP'99 -
CdBS_DSoaB.lha       demo/euro  4.0M+V1.0 Demo PPC/Warp3D by CdBSSoftware.
present.lha          demo/euro  1.7M+PRESENT by LAMERS
sayko.lha            demo/euro   14M+SAYKO by LAMERS
tokyo.lha            demo/euro   22M+TOKYO by LAMERS - FIRST PLACE on ASTROSY
imi-okmp.lha         demo/intro  56K+1st place at Terminal Frost
imi-qrac.lha         demo/intro  48K+Da,Qrac by iNDUS3+mindnever+iq2000
obligement17.lha     demo/mag   674K+Obligement #17 - Famous FRENCH fanzine !
BlitzBoopsi.lha      dev/basic  119K+Boopsi examples for blitz
freegads.lha         dev/basic    1K+[Blitz2] Fix for Free GTList when using 
SocketFuncs.lha      dev/basic   12K+Fix Blitz problems with bsdsocket.librar
ADOSLib.lha          dev/c       16K+Additional DOS Lib for vbcc
amiga-c-sep99.lha    dev/c       41K+Postings to Amiga-C mailing list in Sept
MEMLib.lha           dev/c      102K+Port of MEM.Lib for vbcc
MMULib.lha           dev/c       35K+Vbcc stubs linklib for mmu.library
REQUESTLib.lha       dev/c      155K+Requester Lib for vbcc
STRINGLib.lha        dev/c       83K+Many stringfunctions (linklib for vbcc)
SUPRALib.lha         dev/c      106K+Port of SUPRA linklib for vbcc
vbccwosnative.lha    dev/c      397K+Vbcc executables compiled for PPC/WarpOS
TRSaferPtch.lha      dev/debug   20K+Safer Setfunctions Debug Tools
Wipeout.lha          dev/debug   63K+Traces and munges memory and detects mem
2b_CreativE.lha      dev/e       70K+New AmigaE compiler
powerd.lha           dev/e      194K+New programming language based on E
sofa.lha             dev/lang   3.5M+Eiffel compiler and additional libraries
guigfxlib.lha        dev/misc   238K+Application layer for pixel graphics
Istar.lha            dev/misc   656K+Knowledge Based System Inference Net Bui
simplecat.lha        dev/misc    50K+SimpleCat V1.3 - programmers catalog cre
HunkFunc.lha         dev/moni    14K+V1.7 display executable file structure
MCC_SpeedBar.lha     dev/mui     59K+Highly configurable toolbar class
MCC_TransferAn.lha   dev/mui    106K+MUI Custom Class for displaying transfer
rablepaint.lha       dev/src     57K+Paintprogram with full source code
GetCDDB.lha          disk/cdrom  74K+Easy download of CD disc id files
MCDP_MWBPanel.lha    disk/cdrom  12K+8 col. MWB style panel for MCDPlayer 2
MCDP_XENPanel.lha    disk/cdrom  11K+8 col. XEN style panel for MCDPlayer 2
rumeoandjoliet.lha   disk/cdrom 122K+Copy a Joliet/Win9x CD with full names
SCSIQuery.lha        disk/misc   19K+Prints internal infos of SCSI devices
SFSconfig.lha        disk/misc    9K+Sets parameters for SFS partitions (1.2)
SFSobject.lha        disk/misc    8K+Sets SFS object attributes with source (
SmartInfo.lha        disk/misc   16K+SFSQuery and SFSdefragmentGUI replacemen
ZJTools12_Por.lha    disk/misc    3K+Portuguese catalogs for ZJTools v1.2
PFSDefragTry.lha     disk/optim  15K+Tries to defrag PFS partitions (1.5), wi
cc99invi.lha         docs/anno    4K+Cologne Conference 99 Invitation
SPO2-Invitat.lha     docs/anno    8K+Invitation for SPo2! (TEXT VERSION)
Ainu.lha             docs/etext   5K+Situation of Ainu in Japan
Amiga_MO_FAQ.lha     docs/help  302K+V1.5, Amiga Magneto-Optical Drive FAQ
dvbcontrdocpdf.lha   docs/help  982K+DVBControl V1.12 german documentation in
Ibrowse2Print.txt    docs/help    2K+Describes how to get Ibrowse2's PostScri
AmigaInfo.lha        docs/hyper 360K+ITALIAN ONLY Amiga Mags Settembre 1999
AMIyNET42.lha        docs/hyper 1.4M+Spanish Amiga Internet users list. V4.2
MusicBase_2.00.lha   docs/hyper 239K+Music texts database v.2.00
Aminet-CD-33.lha     docs/lists  36K+Aminet CD 33 index and description
amiuserlist.lha      docs/lists  36K+AmigaUserList V5.59 of Germany, Switzerl
Aakt1099GFX.lha      docs/mags  345K+AMIGA aktuell - German infotainment maga
Aakt1099GUIDE.lha    docs/mags  115K+AMIGA aktuell - German infotainment maga
Aakt1099HTML.lha     docs/mags  276K+AMIGA aktuell - German infotainment maga
AaktInt0999.lha      docs/mags  266K+International infotainment magazine
AaktInt0999GFX.lha   docs/mags  229K+International infotainment magazine (gra
ACNews_14.lha        docs/mags   80K+E-zine focused on Amiga News: #14-Septem
agsaku30.lha         docs/mags  1.5M+AmigaGuide-Saku #30. Finnish diskmag.
agsaku30k.lha        docs/mags  172K+AmigaGuide-Saku #30. Finnish diskmag. Fi
AIOV28.lha           docs/mags  427K+Amiga Information Online, Issue 28 (Sept
AO_0104.lha          docs/mags   13K+AO newsletter - volume 1, issue 4 - 15 O
F0NT07.lha           docs/mags  507K+Hungarian all-about mag issue #07
gadget42.lha         docs/mags  394K+German Freeware Magazine
htsaku30.lha         docs/mags  1.5M+HTML-Saku #30. Finnish diskmag.
Nintendo01_10.lha    docs/mags  252K+German NINTENDO Magazin  01.10.1999
NoCover67.lha        docs/mags  2.4M+Great german diskmagazine
NoCover68.lha        docs/mags  1.7M+Great german diskmagazine
saku30d1.lha         docs/mags  495K+Saku #30 (4/99). Finnish diskmag. 1/3
saku30d2.lha         docs/mags  393K+Saku #30 (4/99). Finnish diskmag. 2/3
saku30d3.lha         docs/mags  432K+Saku #30 (4/99). Finnish diskmag. 3/3
StarMag20.lha        docs/mags  303K+Ultimate German Diskmag, DECRUNCH IT!
woa5.lha             docs/mags  299K+World Of Amiga Issue 5 (Oct 99)
3DWorldArc0999.lha   docs/misc  107K+Archive of the 3D World ML for 09/99
3DWorldFAQ.lha       docs/misc   10K+FAQ for the 3D World Mailing List
BCPLMagic.lha        docs/misc    8K+Doc about BCPL handler startup magic
fc_jul99.txt         docs/misc   15K+FreeCell ML messages - July 1999
fc_jun99.txt         docs/misc    5K+FreeCell ML messages - June 1999
jasep99.lha          docs/misc  179K+JUST-AMiGA mailing list msgs for all of 
sharks.lha           game/actio 212K+Great Action-diving V1.2 !
FreeCell1.8.lha      game/board  97K+Logical patience-type card game
DaliDeck.jpg         game/data  3.1M+Soliton card set
F1GP_1999.lha        game/data   10K+1999 F1 season data for F1GP-Ed (17 Octo
vgp_sd99.lha         game/data    2K+Virtual GP - Season Data 1999
ExodusTLW_Demo.lha   game/demo  5.9M+Demo new RTS game from Poland. COOL !!!
FoundCard.lha        game/hint  179K+Foundation Card-Hints Miss01-28.
TrainerMaker.lha     game/hint   27K+Get unlimited lives etc. Full version!
WaxworksSol.lha      game/hint   11K+Waxworks (Elvira 3) Walkthrough and tips
CrazySue.lha         game/jump  304K+Classic PD platform game
sg2ishi.lha          game/misc   11K+Converts Smart Go to Ishi Go matches
LLamatronHD.lha      game/patch   7K+HD-Installer for Llamatron V1.1
malicemod.lha        game/patch 246K+Malice (Quake TC) bot-mod & fpsbooster  
RevengeHD.lha        game/patch   6K+HD-Installer for Revenge of the Mutant C
WHDFatmanTCC.lha     game/patch  29K+HD Installer for Fatman TCC
Z2Install.lha        game/patch  38K+HD Installer for Zeewolf 2: Wild Justice
ZInstall.lha         game/patch  38K+HD Installer for Zeewolf
KC0.6.lha            game/role   83K+Create your hero for RPG Krysztaly Czasu
Marryampic.lha       game/think 103K+A CardSet game to find sound-pairs
tinytainer.lha       game/think  93K+Mines & Master Mind
r4_Lara_Croft.lha    gfx/3dobj  587K+Lara-Croft-like girl for monzoom 3d pro
JpegTool.lha         gfx/conv    17K+Datatypes <-> jpeg converter (1.9)
AmiCAD_2.03.lha      gfx/edit   636K+Schematics vectorial electronics program
IE-openpicture.lha   gfx/edit     1K+Image Eng. - Open Picture v1.00
ImEngV3.41p1.lha     gfx/edit   617K+Image Engineer v3.41 (Wision r2) - 1/2
ImEngV3.41p2.lha     gfx/edit   434K+Image Engineer v3.41 (Wision r2) - 2/2
VE-batchpro.lha      gfx/edit     6K+Visual Eng. - Batch process v1.01
VE-Examples.lha      gfx/edit   520K+Visual Eng. - Examples
VE-Examples2.lha     gfx/edit   423K+Visual Eng. - Examples 2
VE-gausedge.lha      gfx/edit     5K+Visual Eng. - Gaussian edge v1.56
VE-gausfeather.lha   gfx/edit     5K+Visual Eng. - Gaussian feather v1.21
VE-logotexture.lha   gfx/edit     5K+Visual Eng. - Logo texture v1.15
VE-Masks.lha         gfx/edit   188K+Visual Eng. - Masks
VE-runhook.lha       gfx/edit     5K+Visual Eng. - Run Hook v0.01
VE-shadow.lha        gfx/edit     9K+Visual Eng. - Shadow v3.34
VE-signature.lha     gfx/edit     6K+Visual Eng. - Signature v1.03
VE-Tutorial1.lha     gfx/edit   142K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 1
VE-Tutorial2.lha     gfx/edit   111K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 2
VE-Tutorial3.lha     gfx/edit    68K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 3
VE-Tutorial4.lha     gfx/edit    37K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 4
VE-Tutorial5.lha     gfx/edit    83K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 5
VE-Tutorial6.lha     gfx/edit    50K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 6
VE-Tutorial7.lha     gfx/edit   110K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 7
VE-Tutorial8.lha     gfx/edit   102K+Visual Eng. - Tutorial 8
VE-unkregion.lha     gfx/edit     5K+Visual Eng. - Unknown Region v1.02
VE-VAnim.lha         gfx/edit     9K+Visual Eng. - Visual Anim v2.35
VE-VBorderD.lha      gfx/edit   153K+Visual Eng. - Visual Border Demo v1.20
VE-VCard.lha         gfx/edit     7K+Visual Eng. - Visual Card v1.81
VE-VGradient.lha     gfx/edit     6K+Visual Eng. - Visual Gradient v1.29
VE-VLogoD.lha        gfx/edit   150K+Visual Eng. - Visual Logo Demo v1.20
VE-VPuzzleP.lha      gfx/edit   154K+Visual Eng. - Visual Puzzle Preview
VE-VSurface.lha      gfx/edit     7K+Visual Eng. - Visual Surface v1.28
VE-VTexture2.lha     gfx/edit    19K+Visual Eng. - Visual Texture 2 v1.00
SvIV-1.lha           gfx/misc   310K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 1/8
SvIV-2.lha           gfx/misc   213K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 2/8
SvIV-3a.lha          gfx/misc   136K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 3a/8
SvIV-3b.lha          gfx/misc   219K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 3b/8
SvIV-4.lha           gfx/misc    41K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 4/8
SvIV-5.lha           gfx/misc    60K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 5/8
SvIV-6.lha           gfx/misc    62K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 6/8 (opt
SvIV-7.lha           gfx/misc   116K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 7/8 (opt
SvIV-8.lha           gfx/misc   217K+SViewIV V9.00 (15.10.99) - Part 8/8 (opt
SvIV-PPC.lha         gfx/misc   943K+Update for SViewIV/PPC V24.1 (PPC)
AMP.lha              gfx/show   255K+MPEG1/2, FLI/FLC, AVI, QT player for War
Frogger.lha          gfx/show   117K+Ultimate PPC MPEG video player (v1.3.5)
PhotoFolio1_2.lha    gfx/show   325K+V1.2 View/Store/Catalog images
sJFIF163.lha         gfx/show    12K+JFIF viewer for AGA AmigOS
SoftCinema.lha       gfx/show   230K+Ultimate Movie Player (PPC) V0.6
ViewILBM.lha         gfx/show   159K+Displays IFF-ILBM pictures; supports col
Spitfire.lha         hard/drivr 390K+A Palm Desktop for the Amiga!
mccontrol.lha        hard/hack  200K+V1.29 PSX MemoryCard Reader
TPPtools.lha         hard/hack    5K+TriplePlayTools for Bars&Pipes & TripleP
TriplePlay2.lha      hard/hack  474K+TriplePlay 2 MIDI-Interface for Bars&Pip
ICS.lha              hard/misc  1.6M+V1.07 ICS - professional color correctio
NewMouse12.lha       hard/misc   14K+Serial mouse driver w/ wheel and D'n'D s

• Optimierte AVI/QT-Video Decoder.
• Verbesserter Timer.
• Neues Shell-Interface, das ReadArgs() benutzt(es funktioniert, aber in kommenden Versionen wird noch viel geändert werden).
• Bugfix: QTs mit Stereo funktionierten nicht.
• Bekannte Fehler:
  • Die GUI stürzt auf manchen Systemen ohne offensichtliche Gründe ab.
  • Der QT-Parser behandelt nicht alle QTs korrekt.

• Bugfix: GG-Pause-Button
• Neuer zusätzlicher Renderer für GG.

• BookMagik V44.3 - Konvertiert Adressbücher zur Nutzung mit der aml.library.
• ReportGen V44.19 - Bugreport-Generator.
• IPop V44.9 - AppIcon Commodity, das die anstehenden(wartenden) Nachrichten anzeigt.
• EzSend V44.1 - Commodity zum einfachen und schnellen Verschicken von E-Mails.
• WBC V44.3 - Kontrolle für nicht dokumentierte Features der Workbench.
• FindFiles V44.7 - Dateisuche
• OpenURL V44.1 - Einstellungsprogramm mit Reaction-GUI für OpenURL.library.

• Das Problem mit dem nicht funktionierenden Hotkeys ist nun hoffentlicht gelöst.
• FastGary und SpeedRamsey wurden entfernt, da sie auf einigen Rechnern zu Problemen führten. Bitte benutzen sie ein anderes Tool, wenn sie diese Patches benötigen.
• Einige Debugging-Ausgaben auf der seriellen Schnittstelle wurden entfernt.

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991018

                  O S   3 . 5   S H I P   D A T E

      I W I N   P R E S S   C O N F E R E N C E   R E P O R T

               I W I N   C O R P   T A K E N O V E R

              F U S I O N   P P C   S T A T E M E N T

  A M I G A C T I V E   O N   S T A N D S   ( I N   B R I T A I N )

      P E R S U A S I V E S O F T W O R X   S T A T E M E N T

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

         C O N T A C T   M A N A G E R   A V A I L A B L E

               S T A R G A T E   2 . 2   I S   O U T

     P O W E R   P A C K   V O L   I   F R O M   E Y E L I G H T

          N E W S   F R O M   H A A G E   &   P A R T N E R

          V I R T U A L   G P   G A M E   A V A I L A B L E

               A M I R C   F R O M   V A P O R W A R E

                 S O U N D P R O B E   S A M P L E R

   M F T P - I I   A V A I L A B L E   F R O M   V A P O R W A R E

            V E R S I O N   1 . 8 B   O F   N E W S R O G

Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:

 We live in anomalous times. There's so much to think and talk about
within the Amiga community, and yet there's not that much real news.
It's possible we'll have to scale back our target of two AUs a month
for a while. Regardless, we'll bring you the news when it happens.
 Our other role is to provide entertaining rumors. We don't know how
entertaining the current rumors are, but here's what we've picked up
lately. Remember, these are all just rumors. First, Amiga the company
is all but gone. The AmigaObjects project is cancelled. Rick LeFaivre
has gone on to other Gateway work. The new employees brought in by Jim
Collas during his days at the helm of Amiga are all laid off. Dr.
Havemose is gone also. Second, Amiga International in Germany will be
disbanded at the end of this month. They're only being kept around to
sell the remaining stock of Amiga items.
 Is there any truth to either of those rumors? We don't know, but
they've been getting enough circulation on line that we thought we'd
include them here. Remember, just rumors ...
 On a much more positive note, we've communicated with Fleecy Moss
about Amino, Aqua and the Phoenix Consortium. Here's some of what he
had to say to us:

 "Bill [McEwen] and I have formed a company called Amino Development,
LLC, which we intend to use to provide THE total digital convergence
solution that the world will use. To do this, we intend to partner
with various outstanding companies which, we feel, develop products in
a manner that is in harmony with the Amiga philosophy. However, we are
not going to target talking ovens and flashing watches, and tell the
Amiga community that this is their future, we are going to apply a
dual market approach, one that speaks to both the global digital
convergence market, and one that speaks exclusively to the anti
wintel, something different, power user, philosophy before profit
market that found a natural home with the classic Amiga.

 "Phoenix is a group of developers that want to create an environment
and organisation in which they can work together for common standards,
mutual benefit etc. We are a member, but we are not the driving force
behind it. We are as equal as every other developer in the
organisation.

 "AQUA is the name of the architecture that we intend to develop.

 "We don't want to say too much, and in fact didn't want to say
anything until we had partners, money and staff. The Amiga community
has had too many dreams turn into dust and we don't want to be another
one, but the depression after the Collas and Schmidt announcements was
so deep that we felt just a small announcement was warranted.

 "Over the next few weeks, we hope to complete the creation of our
company and will release more then. If it all falls apart, then it all
falls apart, and we apologise in advance...we are trying though..."

 Something tells me no apologies will be required even if it falls
apart. I think most Amigans are just pleased that someone is trying to
build a future we can participate in. It's going to be a tough fight,
but there are a lot of us on your side. We'd like to point out to the
readers that it's very early days yet for all of these items, so be
patient. We'll keep you apprised of progress, and we'll include a few
juicy rumors, clearly labeled, as they come along also.

 Below we have a mixed bag of news this time around - some good, some
not so good. That's the way it is right now, and probably will be for
a while. One thing to keep in mind though - while there's news, we're
not dead yet, and the future can still be shaped.
 One quick word about letters. We've been receiving a great number of
letters from readers lately - no surprise there! We regret that we
can't answer them all and aplogize to the writers of those we've had
to leave out. Please don't stop writing - it's important to us to know
what our readers our thinking.
 Brad Webb,
 Editor
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E-mail to the E-ditor:

11 Oct 1999

We are running four Amiga 2000 computers with Video Toasters.  I am
concerned about Y2K problems with the Amigas.  Should I be?

Larry

Thanks.
~~~~~~
Larry,
 As far as I know, there's nothing to be worried about. Can the
readers enlighten us about Y2K problems with Amigas running Toasters?
Anything there to be concerned about, including perhaps with utilities
often used with Toasters?
 Thanks,
 Brad
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17 Sep 1999

Brad -

 After reading Mr. Schmidt's 14 Sep 99 letter, I was very disappointed
with AI's new plans. I remind Mr. Schmidt we could have had an
Amiga-based set-top-box two years ago from Viscorp! I only hope AI
will have a liberal enough licensing program to allow current Amiga
developers (and the Phoenix Platform Consortium) to continue with
their ideas of what a new Amiga should be.

 Since we likely won't be seeing new generation Amigas soon, is anyone
making the A4000T? Quikpak supposedly reached an agreement with the
German attorney (regarding their inventory of A4000 parts) quite some
time ago. Is the company that ended up with those parts now producing
A4000Ts? I haven't heard any followup on this subject from any Amiga
news source.

Thanks for Amiga Update.

Mike
~~~~~~
Mike,
 My understanding was the A4000 parts once owned by QuikPak were sent
to Amiga Int. in Germany. I have no idea what has happened to them
since; whether actual units have been made from them or not. If anyone
knows, please tell us and we'll pass the information along.
 Thanks,
 Brad
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26 Sep 1999

Dear Brad

 It is a sad time but not unusual for those of us devoted to the Amiga
concept. I still look forward to this letter in my mailbox and thanks
for at least trying to disseminate some information. I hope the
Phoenix lives up to its name.

 I am still here as are thousands of others. I am upgrading my 2000
big box because the damn thing at 10 years old is STILL MORE STABLE
than windows 95 and 98!! and I still like voyager aweb and ibrowse
better than ie5 and netscape ( though Netscape has potential)

 the 060 and egs board are on order

 Now if I can get the hang of Linux...

Dan
~~~~~~
Dan,
 Like you, I have great hopes for the Phoenix Consortium, the Amino
company and the Amiga community working together. Some of the best
Amiga minds from throughout our history are involved in the various
facets of this potential rebirth.If anyone can launch a computer's
rebirth , Amigans can. We'll keep you posted.
 Brad
======

26 Sep 1999

 MY barely computer-literate daughter told me today about some great
device that looks like a turtle (LOGO??) that you plug into your
computer and then you draw lines on the screen and the device vaccuums
the floor in the pattern you have drawn.

Is THIS what Gateway is going to do with the Amiga?????

It makes me sick at my stomach!

Macey
~~~~~~
Macey,
 Yours is one of the scariest letters is seen in a while! It would be
bitter irony indeed if Gateway could go so far as to make us hate the
name Amiga because of what they put it on. Better to drop the name
entirely.
 Brad
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                   O S   3 . 5   S H I P   D A T E

October 14, 1999

                     OS3.5 to be shipped soon!


 The long awaited AMIGA OS3.5 will be shipped to the dealers and
distributors worldwide, starting October 18. To order, please contact
your local dealer.
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    I W I N   P R E S S   C O N F E R E N C E   R E P O R T

By Mathias Ortmann (Author of UAE)

{Note: this item was posted to the Net by Mr. Ortmann. Brad}

2 Oct 1999

 This morning, I attended the Iwin press conference in Unterhaching.

 Although in theory, 23 people should have come (there was room for
30, and according to [1], "7 places are still available"), there were
only *three* guests (and I hadn't even bothered to apply for an
invitation), the other two being from http://www.amiga-news.de/ (a
more detailed report should appear there tonight).

 Martin Steinbach arrived with nothing but ten copies of the Iwin
"press kit", consisting of printouts of the PDF files we already know
(product specs and the five-year roadmap), plus two sample ads ("Would
you like this to be your new girlfriend? - Everything you were
dreaming fo for such a long time" and "High end computing for
game-console prices! Las amigas vuelven en casa..."). There was no
video (as promised on [1]: "Iwin - an introduction") and no "Iwin
Insurance 1.0" or "Iwin VideoStore" presentations.

 We had a three-hour talk with Martin. Unfortunately, he failed to
give a single convincing answer during that time. He claimed that the
Iwin custom chips were basically UAE source code cast in silicon and
that the sample chip design and production was done mostly for free by
their hardware partners. He tried to explain the fact that he is a
Merant employee with tax reasons (about the photos posted at
compcity.nl, he claimed that some of them showed the Merant office,
while the others showed the actual Iwin office, and the Merant
pictures "should not have been published"). Regarding Tulip and the
"Commodore" name, he stated that the price doubled from 18 to 36
million (he didn't specify a currency - I believe he meant Austrian
Schillings, as he is from Austria) after an interview was published
early. He said that "black boxes" will be shown during the
Indianapolis show on the upcoming weekend, but made conflicting
statements about the meaning of "black box" (just empty boxes vs.
working beta hardware) and that they would not attend HEW due to
problems with AInc. Germany. Regarding the fake files in the download
section, he refused to give an answer and told me to ask Rue Ann
instead.

 The Holiday Inn lunch buffet was okay. Of course, most of the seats
remained unused. :-)

 I left with lots of promises (he wants to send me the missing video,
a *working* PowerSE demo CD and tons of info material) and the uneasy
feeling of having been lied to for three hours in a row.

[1] /News/Press/Press_relations/October_Conference/
body_october_conference.htm
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                I W I N   C O R P  T A K E N O V E R


 On Monday, the 4th of October negotiations with "FOCKE SYSTEMS
Ges.m.b.H" in Austria were finished resulting in a takeover of Iwin
Corporation. Negotiations already started a month ago, but both
parties were forced to keep silent during the negotiations.

 Focke Systems Ges.m.b.H first announced that the management will
stay, but in a rushly called in meeting last night, the President of
Focke Systems Ges.m.b.H - Mr. Gerhard Frank - announced that the
management of Iwin Corporation will be replaced. Only Rue Ann Mark
will stay as CEO and Chairman of the new firm "Iwin Hardware
Products". Iwin Corporation will be split into three new independent
firms. "Iwin Software Products" which will continue the development of
Server and workstation computers and the C-Series. "Iwin Consulting"
which will be responsible for installations, support and training. New
CEO's, presidents and chairmans have to be found for "Iwin Consulting"
and "Iwin Software Products". A seperate press-release will be sent
out as soon as they have been found and elected.

 The current management has resigned from their positions. Martin
Steinbach and Peter Steck will continue to be available for "Iwin
Hardware Products" and "Iwin Software Products" for general questions.
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               F U S I O N   P P C   S T A T E M E N T

14 Oct 1999

To all Amiga emulation users,


 Blittersoft would like to make a statement regarding the response to
the Fusion PPC Amiga situation.

 Whilst Microcode Solutions announced the 60 day countdown on
September 20th, there was not the required 500 prepayments that were
supposed to trigger this.

 As announced by Microcode Solutions, Blittersoft made the commitment
for 500 orders to enable this product to actually see the light of
day. This was made with some confidence given the many users who
stated they would pay after the countdown began.

 Unfortunately, despite over 600 pledges, we have seen about a third
actually prepay. Many have declined to authorise and the situation is
that we have backed this process believing the Amiga community who
made a commitment would actually follow through and keep their word.
This is despite the countdown being close to half way.

 Whilst I accept that there will be those who circumstances may effect
the ability to complete their pledge, I think it is fair to say that
this would cater for a handful. It is sad to report that many people
who pledged must have done so without ever considering the
consequences of failing to meet this pledge.

 Well, the consequences are that Blittersoft will not make this type
of gesture again. The same situation could well happen with the PCx PC
software. Again, there have been many requests (about 350) and it is
Microcode's intention is to begin the countdown for this after the
Fusion PPC is released and 500 pledges become 500 payments.

 Blittersoft will be prepared to make the same gesture and back the
product to the tune of 500 orders if we receive the level of support
promised by the Amiga emulation community.

 Everyone knows the situation with Amiga development. Piracy is still
a big problem and now it seems that even planned schemes to secure
development can also not be trusted.

 The bottom line is that the Amiga needs quality support by it's users
if there is still to be quality development.

 I will end with a simple request:

 If you did pledge your suppport to pre-pay Fusion PPC and have not
done so, please reconsider and do so now.

Best wishes,


Paul Lesurf
Blittersoft
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  A M I G A C T I V E   O N   S T A N D S   ( I N   B R I T A I N )

2 Oct 99

{Posted to the neb ty Angus Manwaring. Brad}

 Just in case you've not heard, the new Amiga magazine AmigActive is
on sale in newsagents now. It looks pretty good to me, nice and
glossy, it's not as thick as we'd like, but the content appears to be
high. There's also a 35 meg (I think) demo of T-Zero on the cover
disk. From what I've seen the magazine looks like a fine effort, well
worth checking out.
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       P E R S U A S I V E S O F T W O R X   S T A T E M E N T

26 Sep 1999

Future of Amiga Statement

 In our opinion, the Amiga - as we know it - simply is dead.

 And this since years.

 There's still a number of software delivered, that at least somehow
 has kept the so-called Amiga community alive so far, but in our
 opinion it's more than unlikely that we ever will face
 a real Amiga successor, that does provide a sufficient
 level of backward compatibility, thus being able to build
 a working and persuading way of smooth migration.

 Maybe once AROS will allow to at least port a few applications
 to other platforms, but this solely won't make an Amiga successor.
 As neither would make the sole capability to run UAE, since this
 already is possible on EVERY major platform.

 Development of a real new platform, consisting of a real new
 OS and real new hardware INCLUDING a decent software-emulation
 for 68k/PPC backward compatibility in our opinion will fail
 because of either one or all of the following reasons:

 - no one to take the riscs
 - no financial backing
 - no full-time efforts
 - not enough people willing or able to actively contribute
 - not really enough people exactly sharing a common goal
 - nearly everyone has a different opinion, thus: different goals
 - a number of people only are interested in their OWN views (and
EGOs),
 i.e. trying to prove themselves
 - own business is seen more important than a common goal
 or vision (naturally)
 - at the beginning, it takes small teams to follow visions,
 not large groups
 - too expensive (in production and end-user pricing)
 - etc.

 This all could be watched in newsgroups and other public places
recently.

 We nevertheless will support the Amiga rest-market (68k/PPC) as long
 as possible. However, for the future, we do recommend to take a look
 at other systems, like BeOS, Linux, Mac or Windows (not necessarily
 in this order). It may be the better choice, than waiting for any
 kind of "Amiga sucessor", that maybe actually won't be one.

 Hello, wake up! The dream is over!

 P.S.:  ...or at least buy a G4 board and register your software.
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    I M A G I N E   S T I L L   B E I N G   D E V E L O P E D

Imagine for Amiga

 2nd October 1999 - We would like to assure everyone that Imagine for
the Amiga is still in active development, and will continue to be
developed in light of the future Amiga development plan details
released from the Amiga parent company/Gateway.

 Imagine is currently in the Constant Upgrade Program phase, where the
current release is version V5.16. Further PowerPC support, and many
enhancements, will be added in future ACUP releases.

 A brief list of additions and changes for the V5.16 release are
detailed below:

 - Reworked Detail and Stage editor menus to bring them into line with
Imagine For Windows.

 - Detail editor: Save object "overwrite requester" improved.

 - Added Lightwave and 3DStudio object export functions.

 - Added three new primitive object types - Hemisphere, Rod and Box.

 - Added new "sharp edges" option to the relevant primitive objects.

 - Added new right mouse button "popup menu" functionality.

 - Added support for double-clicking an object type within the
primitive object window.

 - Added support for double-clicking a render size type within the
sub-project/render resolution window.

 - Added "path length" option to Detail editor.

 - Added two new "lite" procedural textures - Purplehaze and Caustics.

 - Added three new procedural textures (in 040 and 060 CPU versions) -
SSFBumps, SSPBumps and SSRBumps.

 - Optimized PPC version of the MPEG video creator; Now utilises the
custom PPC maths routines.

 - Improved GUI; This includes the main editors, and the requesters.

 - Added default X & Y aspect ratios to rendering resolution types.

 - Added an Imagine Splash screen. This uses the OS3.x Datatypes, and
also supports the 24Bit datatype system if available.

 - ...and Miscellaneous other changes/enhancements which are detailed
in the included AmigaGuide documentation.


 Further information and screenshots can be obtained from the main
Imagine for Amiga webpage at: http://www.cadtech.demon.co.uk/
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      C O N T A C T   M A N A G E R   A V A I L A B L E

26 Sep 1999

 The Contact Manager from VaporWare is a unique product for the Amiga.
It's best described as a diary / address book which allows you to
store all your contacts' user information, favourite web & ftp sites
and IRC server/channels. It has been designed as a replacement to all
the different bookmarks, addressbooks and similar GUI's that are built
into the many different Amiga Internet and comms programs.

 Contact Manager is versitile enough to work as an API between other,
non net related programs. For instance setup an arexx script in
Wordworth to pool information to mail merge into documents. ie. say
you want to send a standard document to a number of friends, simply
create a script that grabs names and addresses from the 'users'
section within Contact Manager, then merge and print them to your
document.

 Contact Manager offers a number of features not found in many of the
internal bookmark/addressbooks, as seen below.

 Information Storage & Interaction

 One user can have different types of information. Include their
address, email address, phone number, fax number, web site, ftp site,
ICQ number, etc. All these options can be utilised by other software.
Voyager can use the web information, Microdot-II can use the email
address, STFax Pro can use the fax number, STRicq can utilise the ICQ
number and so on. Some programs may use Contact Manager in other ways
too, such as pressing To: in Microdot-II.

 One GUI, many programs

 You can store all the information you require within one simple
interface. No need to worry about Microdot-II's addressbook, Voyager's
bookmarks, STFax Pro's phonebook, AmFTP's server list etc.

 Retrieve Information From Anywhere!

 Textinput (the built in Vapor text editor that ships with
Microdot-II, Voyager, AmIRC, STFax Pro amongst others) now supports
the ability to insert Contact Manager information into any document.
While writing a message with Microdot-II, you could insert a name,
email address, phone number or any other Contact Manager field,
directly into that document. You will never have to remember a friends
email address ever again!

 Groups & Subgroups

 Contact Manager allows you to create groups for different kinds of
users/addresses. AmFTP, for instance, does not allow you to create
groups or sub-groups within its server list, however this can be
achieved via Contact Manager.

 Multi-user support

 If you are using Genesis as your TCP/IP stack, then Contact Manager
will support and allow multiple users within one interface. If there's
more than one user in your house (other family members, perhaps), each
user can have their own configurations, password protected, so that
their information remains private.

 Plugin links

 AmIRC (from v2.1) now ships with an internal Contact Manager plugin,
allowing you to add users to the Contact Manager from within AmIRC
(based on the current userlist), and also to add your favourite
channels to Contact Manager's channel list. You can even search for
entries within Contact Manager from within AmIRC.

 Please remember, Contact Manager is shareware. If you use it, please
register the software and help support Amiga software development.

 Download Contact Manager today from the VaporWare web site and see
how much easier it'll be to manage your sites and friends.

 There is a Contact Manager Mailing List run by VaporWare for users to
discuss the software. Please feel free to sign up for it, your
question may be answered there.

http://www.vapor.com/
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                S T A R G A T E   2 . 2   I S   O U T

Toysoft Development Announces StarGate 2.2

October 4, 1999

 Toysoft Development Inc. is pleased to announce the release of
StarGate v2.2. StarGate is an email and news client for Workbench 3.x.

 Features in v2.2 are:

 o Random forms when composing a new message
 o Deleting a message will open the next unread message
 o Support for Virtual Card file. You can now send and receive
business cards. This includes users from Windows platforms
 o Added support for External editor
 o Supports Followup when reading news articles
 o Batch picture download. Select news groups and StarGate will scan
for any binary files. StarGat can also display the picture as it
downloads or save them for later viewing

Additional features:

Mail
----

 o Supports multiple E-mail accounts. Accounts can be turned off at
 anytime.
 o Detailed address book with multiple email acccount support.
 o When sending email you can address users by their first or last
name.
 o Auto preview of messages.
 o Peek mail. Preview your mail on the mail server before downloading.
 o Support PowerPC for MIME decoding and encoding of files.
 o Direct http links to your web browser.
 o Easy file attachments using UU or MIME methods.
 o Button, Large or Small 256 color icon interface.
 o Toolbar support for text formating. eg: Bold, Underline, Italic and
 Colors
 o Optionally send mail as embeded HTML

News
----

 o Integrated with StarGate Mail. eg: AddressBook, Folders, Filters,
etc..
 o Post articles include files in UU or MIME format.
 o Decode files in UU and MIME format.
 o Batch article download.
 o Article filing to custom folders.
 o Retrieve article at a specific position eg: skip the first 50
article.s
 o Supports embeded HTML. Use your web browser to view HTML articles.
 o Double click on URL hot links or email address to send an email.

 For more information please visit http://www.toysoft-dev.com To
download the demo version double click
http://www.toysoft-dev.com/stargate.html
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   P O W E R   P A C K   V O L   I   F R O M   E Y E L I G H T

October 7th, 1999

 ROME, ITALY (October 7th, 1999) Eyelight is proud to announce that
the first volume of the PowerPack series is ready and shipping.
PowerPack Volume I: Image Maps, is a collection of professionally
painted and acquired image maps suitable for any rendering package.

 PowerPack Volume I: Image Maps, is shipped on CD-Rom and contains
over four hundreds high-resolution, high-quality, image maps in
seamless TARGA format. In addition to normal maps, there is also a
large selection of seamlessly tileable images and predistorted
spherical images for pixel perfect reflection mapping.

 "Every Computer Graphics textbook I have read says complex texturing
is the most important thing when rendering realism is expected"
comments Massimiliano Marras, Eyelight founder and CEO "I'm pretty
sure the PowerPack's many images can cope even with the most demanding
creations."

 Enhanced by an easy to use index system that can be read by any
modern Web Browser, the PowerPack is compatible with virtually any
rendering package and any operating system. It also features
appetizers from further volumes of the PowerPack series: Organic 3D
models and Animated Maps.

 Eyelight is a 3D Graphics and animation firm located in Rome, Italy,
whose flagship software product is Tornado3D, a modeling animation and
rendering package for Amiga and DraCo computers. PowerPack Volume I is
priced at 29.95 EURO (approx 30.00 USD) and is available direct from
Eyelight's web site as well as from the many Eyelight-approved dealers
worldwide. Both an online viewable table of contents, and a free
Appetizer demo are available on http://www.eyelight-it.com/ppack.html

Eyelight
Via del Serafico, 64
00142 Rome
Italy
voice: +39-06-51965486/7
fax: +39-06-51965488
e-mail: sales@eyelight-it.com
www: http://www.eyelight-it.com
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         N E W S   F R O M   H A A G E   &   P A R T N E R

28 Sept 99: STFax 4.0 available

 STFax 4 was written with the intention of creating a centralised
communications tool for the consumer and SOHO market. The main
intention of STFax 4 is to offer advanced features, yet retain ease of
use, supporting a number of different communication mediums, such as
fax, voice, data, and, later, email and GSM/SMS.

 STFax 4 offers scalability, adapting to the home user needing a
simple answer/fax machine replacement, through to a company requiring
automated fax and voice message distribution across small network of
computers.

 Enhanced flexibility also enables a travelling businessman to install
onto his notebook, running under UAE, connect his GSM phone and
send/receive a fax, receive/reply/send an SMS message,
write/send/receive email or even remotely access the local STFax 4,
situated within the office.


The new features

   o 120 professional recorded messages (English and German)
   o improved usability
   o many extended features
   o much improved Remote Access system
   o much improved Fax on demand system
   o auto-forward of incoming faxes
   o background printing
   o plays a sample when a new fax/file/message arrives
   o improved USRobotics support (quality improvement)

 System Requirements

Processor / CPU: 68020

Operating System: AmigaOS 3 or better

RAM: 2 MB Fast, 1 MB Chip

Graphics System: any

Storage: Hard Disk, CD-ROM

Others: 14.4k Modem
(US Robotics, ZyXEL, Dynalink, all Rockwell based modems)

STFax does *not* support ISDN modems and cards yet.

graphics board or 2Mb of chip to display big faxes

 68030/50 is the minimum needed to playback voice messages to Amiga
audio

 Prices and Availability

Availability: beginning of October

Version: 4.0

Format: CD-ROM

Price Full Version: 98 DM

Price Update: 59 DM

Price Sidegrade: 79 DM

 (of GPFax, TrapFax, MultiFax, FaxQuix; please tell us your
registration number!)


 A demo of version 3.7 is available on our FTP server. STFax is a
product of Active Technologies and Simone Tellini. It is distributed
by Active Technologies and Haage & Partner (world-wide except for UK).



28 Sept 99: NetConnect 3 available soon

 NetConnect 3 is the latest version of the award-winning NetConnect
package from Active Technologies. NetConnect 3 is the easiest and most
comprehensive Internet compilation for the Amiga to date, and is
designed to enable any Amiga user from novice to expert to get onto
and use the Internet. More Details

Please visit our homepage for more news and information:
http://www.haage-partner.com/e.htm
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         V I R T U A L   G P   G A M E   A V A I L A B L E

                      Paolo Cattanis Virtual GP

 Released: August 1999

 Versions available: CD Rom

 Game Genre: Racing Simulation

 System requirements: AGA or GFX card Amiga, 6 MByte Ram, Harddrive

 Price: DM 89.- / 45,40 EURO

 Introduction: Paolo Cattanis Virtual GP is the best fomular one car
racing simulation since the classic Microprose game Formula One Grand
Prix. It includes all 16 1999 tracks, all teams and drivers with their
abilities. The game features the best 3D engine of any Amiga racing
game so far. But more important, Virtual GP is probably the most
acurate simulation of formula one racing ever, on any platform!

Features:

           All 16 championship tracks
           All teams of the 1999 season
           Race complete championship season or just single races
           Qualifying, Warm Up and Race
           3D texture mapped graphics
           In game speech
           Choose from 6 different camera angles
           Spectacular crashes
           Opponenets that will learn your tricks

Download Demo

http://www.epic-marketing.de/VGP_UK.html
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              A M I R C   F R O M   V A P O R W A R E

26 Sep 1999

 AmIRC was the first VaporWare application to be shown to the Amiga
world. Its author, Oliver Wagner, has worked too many late nights on
the program to count, and continues to update it to this day.

 AmIRC's main strengths lie in its interface - it's one of the easiest
IRC clients to use on any platform, yet it also keeps the power users
happy with advanced ARexx scripting and its plugin API, allowing
unique new features to be added. It also features a URL grabber to
capture any URLs mentioned in any channels or query windows, a
lag-o-meter to measure your system's lag from the server, and strong
builtin flood protection including a staggered output queue to stop
you flooding yourself off the server.

 For IRCing on the Amiga, AmIRC should be your number one choice.

 Please remember, AmIRC is shareware. If you use it, please register
the software and help support Amiga software development.

 Download AmIRC 3.2 and see why it's the best IRC client for the
Amiga. If you registered AmIRC 1.x or AmIRC 2.x, you can update to
version 3.2.

 There is an AmIRC Mailing List run by VaporWare for users to discuss
the software. Please feel free to sign up for it, your question may be
answered there.

Features

   o Advanced Low Level Plugin API.
   o Single Window Iconification.
   o Lag-o-meter shows lag from the server
   o Individual window logging.
   o Intuitive channel window with userlist and mode display.
   o Builtin high speed DCC drivers, incl. Secure Chat.
   o ARexx port includes event trapping.
   o IRCNet and UnderNet extensions.
   o Oper and clone announcement.

   o Builtin IdentD, disables itself if needed.
   o Bind sound effects, auto deiconify or ARexx to events.
   o Last nick history, TAB key cycles through.
   o URL grabber saves any URLs to send to your web browser.
   o Supports colored text for both input (WYSIWIG) and output.
   o CTCP/DCC flood protection.
   o Timestamping of lines and inline clickable URLs.

http://www.vapor.com/
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             S O U N D P R O B E   S A M P L E R

Amiga Version News

 02/10/99 - The final curtain looks set to fall on the Amiga
Soundprobe. Further work on the Amiga version seems more and more
unlikely as time passes. Whilst Soundprobe has become a popular
editor, the Amiga user base just isn't capable of supporting future
developments. The only hope now is that the PC version can be ported
back to the Amiga, but by the time this happens (year or so), the
Amiga will be even further behind, possibly making it impossible to
port.

 We'll still try and support the Amiga version, if you have any real
problems (bugs), please do let us know, but you may need to be patient
as we're both final year students (i.e. very busy!), you may need to
keep reminding us.

http://www.soundprobe.freeserve.co.uk/news.html
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      M F T P - I I   A V A I L A B L E   F R O M   V A P O R W A R E

26 Sep 1999

 mFTP-II is a File Transfer Protocol client that allows the
transferring of files from one computer to another. Some sites may be
restricted, requiring the use of an assigned user name and password,
while most sites (such as business and corporations) allow anonymous
FTP, in which you will usually give your email address as the
password.

 mFTP-II also allows you to upload files to any remote computer. This
is an ideal way to maintain your web page, uploading files and pages.
You can even open two FTP connections and then transfer files between
those sites!

 Please remember, mFTP-II is shareware. If you use it, please register
the software and help support Amiga software development.

 Registered users of AmFTP can cross-upgrade to mFTP-II at a discount
(Online only)

There is an mFTP Mailing List run by VaporWare for users to discuss the
software. Please feel free to sign up for it, your question may be answered
there.

Requirements

   o Workbench 2.x
   o MUI 3.x
   o TCP/IP compatible stack
     Genesis, Miami, AmiTCP, ..

Features

   o Multithreaded and object oriented design
   o Connect to multiple FTP sites at once
   o Site-to-Site transfer (via you)
   o High speed async. transfers
   o Batch download facility
   o Resume partially received files
   o Optional Contact Manager 'Phonebook' as GUI
   o Download, DirTool and ADT GUI Layouts, per host
   o ADT Support and filter feature
   o Drag & drop GUI functionality
   o ADT-Find search for Aminet servers

http://www.vapor.com/
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          V E R S I O N   1 . 8 B   O F   N E W S R O G

16 Oct 1999

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 ShadowWorks Software announces the Version 1.8b update to NewsRog,
the most advanced newsreader available for the Amiga platform. NewsRog
has a wealth of features for the power user, many of them unavailable
in any other newsreader on any platform.

 Version 1.8b includes 15 changes and improvements to version 1.8.

 For a full list of major changes in this version, as well as
descriptions of major NewsRog features and example screenshots, see
the NewsRog preview page at:

   http://www.frii.com/~srk/ShadowWorks/Preview/NR.html

 The version 1.8b update is free to registered users and may be
downloaded from the "Updates" section of the above web page.


 PRICING AND AVAILABILITY

 NewsRog is priced at (US) $35 plus shipping and handling. Orders may
be placed by telephone by calling:

   (US) 1-303-659-4028

Or online via major credit cards from either of the following pages:

   http://www.questarproductions.com/NRorder.html    (unsecure)

   https://www.dimensional.com/questar/NRorder.html  (secure)

Free NewsRog updates may be downloaded from the Support web page.


REQUIREMENTS

NewsRog requires:

   o  MUI 3.8 or later
   o  8 Mb RAM & 8 Mb HD (more recommended)
   o  AmiTCP, Miami, or other compatible networking software
   o  A 68020 or faster CPU (68040+ recommended)
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Amiga Update on the net:
 All back issues available at:
    http://www.globaldialog.com/~amigaupdate/index.html
Stop by and check out our archive!
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Verzeichnis  Umfang Archive Inhalt

biz           25 MB  66 Geschäftssoftware
comm          37 MB 120 Kommunikationssoftware
demo         117 MB  70 Demos
dev           25 MB  93 Entwicklungssoftware
disk           1 MB  18 Harddisk Tools
docs          95 MB  22 Dokumente
game          90 MB 114 Spiele
gfx           27 MB  98 Grafiksoftware
hard          12 MB  18 Rund um Hardware
misc          57 MB  46 Verschiedenes
mods         300 MB 203 Musikmodule
mus           27 MB  40 Musik Software
pix           73 MB  81 Bilder
text           3 MB  24 Texte
util          41 MB 176 Utilities

• Bugfix in der 68060-Version. Es gab Grafikfehler bei einigen Spielen(Ashguine; MonMonMonster; Super Rambo).
• Schnellere Grafikausgabe für Bildschirme 5 & 7 (Cybergraphics).
• Deutlich höhere Geschwindigkeit bei der Benutzung auf der Workbench.

• Verbesserte, schnellere Konsole(Edier- und Eingabemöglichkeiten).
• Sicherheitsaspekte wurden erweitert.
• Persönliche Einstellungen bieten mehr Flexibilität.
• Neue Funktionen und Verbesserungen an bisher vorhandenen Funktionen.

• Minimale Größe des Drop-Shattens beträgt nun 2 Pixel.
• Transparenz ist für die traditionellen Pulldown-Menüs nicht mehr erlaubt.
• MagicMenu setzt nicht mehr die komplette Konfiguration zurück, wenn es eine Konfigurationdatei findet, die keine Daten für kürzlich hinzugefügte Einträge enthält. Es behält nun die alten Werte und setzt nur noch die neuen Einträge auf Default-Werte.

• SvIV-1.lha
• SvIV-2.lha
• SvIV-3a.lha
• SvIV-4.lha
• SvIV-5.lha

• Device ist jetzt 68000 kompatibel.
• Amiga 600-Adapter wird unterstützt.
• Absturzfehler bei Z4-Board beseitigt.
• Installer-Script wurde stark beschleunigt.
• Auch ohne 15khz-Monitor kann man jetzt per "morse-code" der Power-LED überprüfen, ob die Installation erfolgreich war.

• Es wurden Fehler behoben. Mit der Kollisionserkennung gab es viele Probleme. Sie arbeitet nun schneller und zuverlässiger. Benötigt aber weiterhin noch etwas Arbeit.
• Der Code zum Mischen von Sound wurde implementiert. Es handelt sich dabei um ein sehr flexibles System. Insgesamt können 12 Sounds mit ihrer exakten 3D-Position gemischt und als Stereo mittels des Inverse-Square-Law ausgegeben werden. Zusätzlich ist eine realistische Simulation des Doppler-Effekts("an- und abschwellendes Martinshorn") vorhanden. Das ganze funktioniert über dem Amiga-Soundchip "Paula" und wird demnächst mittels Assemblercode geschwindigkeitsoptimiert.
• Für den Soundtrack wurden Gespräche mit verschiedenen Bands geführt. Eventuell gibt es im nächsten Update hierzu schon näheres.

golded6.lha        biz/demo   3.0M   0 GoldED Studio 6 Demo
amirc.lha          comm/irc   763K   0 Fully featured GUI IRC Client (v3.2)
amirc_68000.lha    comm/irc   203K   0 68000/OS2.x version of AmIRC (v3.2)
MyMatch.lha        comm/irc    16K   0 Display Countries of Users in an IRC Channel.
YAM20_HU.lha       comm/mail   23K   0 Unofficial hungarian locale for YAM v2.0
DragonDaemon.lha   comm/misc  342K   0 Dialer and more for SpeedDragon and PowerDragon
dvbcontrol.lha     comm/misc  227K   0 V1.20 D-Box/Mediamaster Settings Editor
nc_update.lha      comm/news  109K   0 Offline Newsreader Version 1.17 (MUI)
newscoaster.lha    comm/news  256K   0 Offline Newsreader Version 1.17 (MUI)
gng_upd101.lha     comm/www    56K   0 GiambyNetGrabber update from V1.0 to V1.01
Wipeout.lha        dev/debug   63K   0 Traces and munges memory and detects memory trashi
2b_CreativE.lha    dev/e       70K   0 New AmigaE compiler
simplecat.lha      dev/misc    50K   0 SimpleCat V1.3 - programmers catalog creator
MCC_TransferAn.lha dev/mui    106K   0 MUI Custom Class for displaying transfer-animation
GetCDDB.lha        disk/cdrom  74K   0 Easy download of CD disc id files
MCDP_MWBPanel.lha  disk/cdrom  12K   0 8 col. MWB style panel for MCDPlayer 2
MCDP_XENPanel.lha  disk/cdrom  11K   0 8 col. XEN style panel for MCDPlayer 2
Amiga_MO_FAQ.lha   docs/help  302K   0 V1.5, Amiga Magneto-Optical Drive FAQ
AmigaInfo.lha      docs/hyper 360K   0 ITALIAN ONLY Amiga Mags Settembre 1999
MusicBase_2.00.lha docs/hyper 239K   0 Music texts database v.2.00
amiuserlist.lha    docs/lists  36K   0 AmigaUserList V5.59 of Germany, Switzerland and Au
AaktInt0999GFX.lha docs/mags  229K   0 International infotainment magazine (graphics)
AIOV28.lha         docs/mags  427K   0 Amiga Information Online, Issue 28 (September 1999
3DWorldArc0999.lha docs/misc  107K   0 Archive of the 3D World ML for 09/99
3DWorldFAQ.lha     docs/misc   10K   0 FAQ for the 3D World Mailing List
DaliDeck.jpg       game/data  3.1M   0 Soliton card set
vgp_sd99.lha       game/data    2K   0 Virtual GP - Season Data 1999
AMP.lha            gfx/show   250K   0 MPEG1/2, FLI/FLC, AVI, QT player for WarpUP, v1.24
Frogger.lha        gfx/show   117K   0 Ultimate PPC MPEG video player (v1.3.5)
ViewILBM.lha       gfx/show   159K   0 Displays IFF-ILBM pictures; supports colour cyclin
mccontrol.lha      hard/hack  190K   0 V1.26 PSX MemoryCard Reader
TPPtools.lha       hard/hack    5K   0 TriplePlayTools for Bars&Pipes & TriplePla
TriplePlay2.lha    hard/hack  349K   0 TriplePlay2 MIDI-Interface for Bars&Pipes
vokabeltr2.3.lha   misc/edu    59K   0 Powerful and easy word trainer. Freeware
DarcNES.lha        misc/emu   131K   0 NES, SMS, PCE emulator for WarpUP v991002a (991004
Elfcv1.lha         misc/misc   89K   0 English League Football Compiler
ConditionGreen.lha mods/8voic  77K   0 Upbeat OctaMED SoundStudio mod
DontStopRmx_Dj.lha mods/house 2.0M   0 Digiboosterpro mod. House
octa_med_musi.lha  mods/med   1.1M   0 Some Octamed Songs from me
Bez_ostanovki.lha  mods/misc  2.0M   0 Digiboosterpro mod. House
ConJustice.lha     mods/misc  400K   0 DBM synthesizer by Mr.Lou / Dewfall Productions
rNO-L006.lha       mods/misc  200K   0 RNO-LABEL release nO.6
ms-pod5.lha        mods/xm    3.0M   0 Macabre Studios "On the Shoulder of Orion" (XM)
ms-pod6.lha        mods/xm    1.1M   0 Macabre Studios "Wonder" (XM)
ms-pod7.lha        mods/xm    3.0M   0 Macabre Studios "In the Heart of the Sun" (XM)
ms-pod8.lha        mods/xm    922K   0 Macabre Studios "On a Leash" (XM)
ms-pod9.lha        mods/xm    2.4M   0 Macabre Studios "Moonmadness" (XM)
CDMix11demo.lha    mus/edit    13K   0 Prog to mix a number of CDDA files. DEMO
MPTool_1.23.lha    mus/misc    66K   0 Lists, adds & edits TAGs, cleans your MP3 (MPE
DelfAIFF.lha       mus/play    23K   0 AIFF sound player for Delfina DSP
EasyPlayer.lha     mus/play    86K   0 GUI for shell-based module players
InterFC_Wb.lha     pix/back    25K   0 Inter Soccer Team WB backgrounds
Lazio_WB.lha       pix/back   106K   0 2 Lazio's Soccer Team WB Backgrounds
Napoli_Wb.lha      pix/back    52K   0 Napoli Soccer Team WB Background
Delta.jpg          pix/mark   359K   0 The Delta Flyer (Voyager in background)
MWBIcons.lha       pix/mwb     24K   0 MagicWB icons collection
GameNIcons2-pr.jpg pix/nicon   37K   0 More of Jaybee's NewIcons for HD-Installed games [
GameNIcons2.lha    pix/nicon   49K   0 More of Jaybee's NewIcons for HD-Installed games
GED_Hexedit.lha    text/edit  118K   0 Hexedit Environment for GOLDED V1.20
MUISpell_Por.lha   text/edit    2K   0 Portuguese catalog for MUISpell v1.2
Epson_400.lha      text/print  15K   0 Epson Stylus 400/440 Driver for WB V1.10
Epson_600.lha      text/print  15K   0 Epson Stylus 600 Driver for WB V1.12
HP_Deskjet400C.lha text/print  14K   0 Deskjet 400C/L Driver for WB 1.7
HP_Deskjet670C.lha text/print  19K   0 Deskjet 670C/680C/690C Driver V1.19
HP_Deskjet870C.lha text/print  15K   0 Deskjet 870C/890C Driver for WB V1.7
xadmaster.lha      util/arc   225K   0 V3.0 Powerful unarchiving system
PSFlipper.lha      util/cli     2K   0 Send public screens to front/back.
sdiREKO-DT.lha     util/dtype   8K   0 40.2 datatype for .REKO/.RKP cardsets
unixcmds.lha       util/gnu   478K   0 Port of simple un*x commands
ixemul-48.0.lha    util/libs  598K   0 Ixemul.library V48.0
Quinielista.lha    util/misc   22K   0 Design, develop and analysis of quinielas (only Sp
FreeMouse.lha      util/mouse  36K   0 Revolutionary mouse speeder - 1% steps!
FWCalendar.lha     util/rexx  106K   0 THE calendar creator for FW & Pagestream
InstallerNG.lha    util/sys   346K   0 C= Installer 100% compatible replacement
CyberClock.lha     util/time   23K   0 Digital clock w/ changeable digits
Safe.lha           util/virus  10K   0 Best new linkviruses detector
imdbDiff990924.lha misc/imdb  2.2M   0 Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase
imdbDiff991001.lha misc/imdb  1.8M   0 Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase

• LAMEbeta.lzx (276KB) Beta binaries
• LAMEbin.lzx (254KB) Binaries
• LAMEdoc.lzx (18KB) Dokumentation
• LAMEsrc.lzx (119KB) Quelltext

• Fünf Zorro-II-Steckplätze.
• Zwei der Zorro-II-Steckplätze lassen sich im Fast-Modus betreiben. Mit speziellen Fast-Z2-Karten läßt sich so die doppelte Geschwindigkeit erzielen.
• Ein Videosteckplatz in Reihe mit dem ersten Zorro-II-Slot für den Gebrauch mit Grafikkarten (z.B. Picasso IV) oder Scandoublern/Flickerfixern (anschließbar mit optional erhältlichem Videoslot-Adapter).
• Zwei Z-IV-Steckplätze für ultraschnelle Z-IV-Erweiterungen (in Vorbereitung).
• Vier Uhrenports für spezielle A1200-Erweiterungen wie z.B. Catweasel oder IOBlix 1200.
• Anschluß für Resetschalter.
• Preis: 299,- DM.

• VRML
• PDF (Acrobat)
• Quicktime VR
• RealAudio
• VFlash PPC

• Netzwerkmodus funktioniert jetzt.
• Neuer c2p RTG-Master-Grafikmodus "Lucy".
• Zahlreiche Bugfixes.

• Program a multiuser 3D Environment!
• iWin Feature
• The Direction Changers
• iBrowse Rundown
• An More!

• Olympus Camedia
• Amiga Downunder 99 von Steve Bowman
• SFS
• PFS2 V4.2
• NcodeR V1.5
• Voyager 3.0 Preview
• mech Workshop Part 2
• "Atomatrix" Interview
• "The Prophet" Spieltest
• Zip250 am Amiga
• SimpleFTP
• GetType

• Sound-Effekte
• Level-Design
• Extensives Testen des Spieles inklusive Behebung der entdeckten Fehler.
• Erstellung einer spielbaren Demoversion.
• CD-Cover und Anleitung

• Teil 1 - Vorwort
• Teil 2 - Mitarbeiter von Commodore
• Teil 3 - Warum hat Commodore den Vertrieb von OS-Kopien nicht unterbunden?
• Teil 4 - Warum hat Commodore den Amiga 600 auf den Markt gebracht?
• Teil 5 - Was war der Commodore C65?
• Teil 6 - Warum war Commodore nicht kulanter im Umgang mit seinen Usern (Kunden)?
• Teil 7 - Hätte ein "CD32" in ausreichender Menge den Untergang verhindern können?
• Teil 8 - Hingen die Lieferschwierigkeiten des A4000 auch schon mit dem Untergang von Commodore zusammen?

From:       info@markengrabbing.de
Date:       Tue, 5 Oct 1999 17:55:34 +0200
Subject:    Aktion gegen Markengrabbing - Es kann noch schlimmer werden
Reply-to:   info@markengrabbing.de

"Hallo" an alle dort draußen,

ja, es kann noch schlimmer werden. Viele von uns dachten, der
Fall "webspace" ließe uns schon an dem Deutschen Patent- und
Markenamt zweifeln, doch heute erreichte uns eine Nachricht, wo
man einfach nicht mehr weiß, ob man lachen oder weinen soll.

Heute rief uns der Redakteur Dominik Grollmann der Internet World
an und teilte uns den neuesten "Coup" eines deutschen
Unternehmers mit. Demnach ist nun auch das Zeichen "@"
geschützt ... und nicht nur das .......

Weiteres findet ihr unter:
http://www.markengrabbing.de/news.htm
und unter
http://www.markengrabbing.de/fall_at.htm


Eintragungen wie die oben genannte lassen mich langsam
verzweifeln. Wie nur ist es möglich, ein Zeichen, welches praktisch
auf jeder Computertastatur zu finden ist, schützen zu lassen?

Gegen diesen Fall werden wir erneut bei dem DPMA sowie bei den
übergeordneten Aufsichtsbehörden protestieren. Es kann nicht
sein, daß das DPMA einfach nur die Marken und Muster verwaltet,
hierfür saftige Gebühren kassiert und dann die rechtliche
Auseinandersetzung den Abgemahnten etc. überläßt ...

Also, bitte unterstützt uns auch weiterhin so aktiv wie bisher !!! Es
ist anscheinend noch lange nicht zu Ende!

Bis später
Euer
Thorsten Haßiepen


*** Aktion gegen Markengrabbing ***
URL: http://www.markengrabbing.de
Email: info@markengrabbing.de

Newsletter herausgegeben von:
Thorsten Hassiepen, Hauptstrasse 31, D-41844 Wegberg
Tel.: 02434-20687 (V.i.S.d.P.)

Bitte unterstuetzen Sie uns!
Vielen Dank!
***

KOSH [Kommunity Orientated Software Hardware]

Weekly Summary

Week Commencing: 18th September 1999

Number: 027

Mailing List: kosh-general@iconimaging.net

I'm happy to receive comments on this summary (and corrections if I have made
mistakes). Email me (Bridge) at kosh-scribe@mythicz.u-net.com

In the mailing list this week, the following items were discussed.


a)

Subject: KOSH is back!
         This is repeated and expanded from last week in case anyone missed it.

Summary of debate: It never really went away, it just went a bit quiet for a
                   while. Please note the following items for KOSH:

                   1) Email address is kosh-general@.iconimaging.net
                   (thanks to Jason Radford for fixing this).

                   2) The KOSH website is located on a mirror at
                   http://www.gpwebb.freeserve.co.uk/kosh/index.html
                   (thanks to Greg Webb for this)

                   3) The KOSH booklist remains at
                   http://www.snowcrash.u-net.com/kosh/booklist.html
                   (thanks to John Chandler for this)

                   4) If you have a query such as "where did that bit of KOSH
                   info go?" then please email me (Bridge) at
                   kosh.scribe@mythicz.u-net.com and I'll either have it to
                   hand or know someone that does.

                   5) A further KOSH website at http://kosh.convergence.org may
                   have been setup by the time that your read this.
                   (thanks to Convergence International for this)


b)

Subject: Compatibility via KOSH

Summary of debate: As there are many new "Operating Systems" in development it
                   was mentioned that there could be compatibility issues
                   between them. It was suggested that KOSH could provide a
                   layer on -any- OS to intercept -any- file in ".kosh" format
                   (whether picture, animation, text, sound, etc) and then
                   convert it invisibly in the background to a native format
                   for any particular OS and associated software to understand.

                   It was immediately (and justly) pointed out that we should
                   not need file dependencies (.kosh). Further, that this
                   appears to be a universal datatypes and translation system
                   which would be difficult to retrofit to existing systems.


c)

Subject: Consolidating KOSH

Summary of debate: We have got lots of ideas sitting on file, but not a huge
                   amount happening with a lot of them - or at least that
                   appears to be the situation. It was suggested that the areas
                   that we have information that needs to be furthered are (to
                   quote):

- The various ideas from the mailinglists, but not all formalised
- The beginnings of the work of the FDE group
- Explanatory documents from the LA group
- Preliminary draft documents from the survey group
- A simple website

                   Suggested is that we start with the Working Groups listing
                   page to get formal items completed. Further, the discussions
                   we have had on the web site should be properly prepared and
                   presented. It would be good to go through all the summaries
                   and individual mails (where appropriate) to get a clearer
                   picture of exactly what we all want. We could have
                   people looking at individual topics (as we have with
                   with migration for example) and then presenting them for us
                   to see more clearly.

                   It was suggested that the way that this could work is that
                   the people interested in a particular subject would
                   voluntarily be forming a Working Group to advance the
                   subject further, and when finished present the result back
                   to the general ML.

                   Perhaps we could us an organic living document approach.
                   Each person in an informal WG would hold the document for a
                   week or two at a time, add their ideas and correct the
                   previous holder's mistakes (agreed by both parties), then
                   pass it on to the next person. When passed around a turn
                   without getting any more changes, the document would be
                   trimmed, signed and posted to the ML for a quick review
                   (with any minor modifications if needed) and then finally
                   posted to the website. This however could take a long time
                   to produce final documents.

                   It was suggested that such groups be kept between 3-6 people
                   to allow working documents to be produced in a relatively
                   short timespan.

                   Alternatively, issue a copy to each person and then assign
                   someone (not necessarily part of the work group) to compile
                   the result and issue a new version until the cycle of
                   feedback ends.

                   If anyone would like to volunteer to get involved in any way
                   with this please contact me at kosh-scribe@mythicz.u-net.com
                   As this type of work is informal it is up to the
                   participants of each IWG (Informal Working Group) to decide
                   how they would like to proceed. All offers of help
                   gratefully received.


d)

Subject: Introductory KOSH website

Summary of Debate: Marcus Petersson has written some material for an
                   introductory website to KOSH-OS (thanks Marcus). Watch this
                   space for more information.


e)

Subject: Hello ta y'all

Summary of debate: As kosh-general@iconimaging.net gets its feet planted
                   firmly on the ground once more there is a definite trend for
                   KOSHans all over the place to announce that they are back -
                   which is nice and gives one a warm and cosy feeling.


f)

Subject: KOSH is not vapourware

Summary of debate: Please can everyone keep an eye out for posts to newsgroups
                   and mailing lists saying "KOSH is vapourware" or words to
                   that effect so that we can reply and state that we do indeed
                   still exist.

g)

Subject: KOSH Website new articles

Summary of debate: On an almost regular basis Greg Webb is placing new articles
                   on the KOSH website. Please go take a look as they are quite
                   interesting.


h)

Subject: Phoenix Platform Consortium

Summary of debate: A lot of information on Phoenix was passed across the KOSH
                   website but seeing as its not KOSH unfortunately it's not
                   getting scribed here except to say that readers are directed
                   to last weeks summary ksum25.txt which contains some quotes
                   on Phoenix.


i)

Subject: Lentil

Summary of debate: This is a part of the LA group's work. The complete document
                   library is at workinggroups la1/description/0000001.html
                   but the specific LENTIL docs are at workinggroups
                   la1/description/lentil.html


j)

Subject: Palm OS

Summary of debate: Continuing with the theme of giving credit to other systems,
                   this week's brief interlude is directed towards Palm OS as
                   featured in the rather nifty Palm Pilots. To quote one
                   scribee "PalmOS is an elegant solution packed into
                   surprisingly modest hardware, and a joy to use and
                   program... an Amiga for the pocket". And there you have it.


k)

Subject: KOSH Booklist Mirrors

Summary of debate: The excellent KOSH Booklist is mirrored on the many KOSH
                   mirrors. Requests for books are actively encouraged and
                   should be e-mailed to metaljoe@snowcrash.u-net.com with
                   "KOSH Books" in the subject line.


l)

Subject: KOSH Website name lists

Summary of debate: The KOSH website has sections to list developers, users,
                   journalists and retailers etc. It was suggested that the
                   names of all those known to KOSH at this time be listed on
                   the site to show that KOSH does indeed have people involved.

                   At the moment this information is "lost somewhere in the
                   post" due to the problems we've been having. If people could
                   go to workinggroups individu.txt on the website, save the
                   page, fill it in and email it to greg@gpwebb.freeserve.co.uk
                   we can fill in all the proper details on the website again.


m)

Subject: Why KOSH?

Summary of debate: A brief quote for you from one scribee that gives a further
                   insight into the rationale behind KOSH:

"KOSH tries to implement an object sea, which will be a rather radically
new paradigm in operating systems and probably also the way of using a
computer from the user's point of view - much more enabling than it used
to be."



n)

Subject: Offline KOSH Web Summaries

Summary of debate: It was pointed out that a number of people have pay per
                   minute access to the internet and that having to write and
                   post a summary for a KOSH ML online would cost quite a bit.
                   A suggestion that there could be an offline version was
                   made although how this would be implemented would need
                   carefully considering.

                   It was mentioned that the summary could be done offline and
                   that cut and past could be used to place it into the correct
                   forms. This would take about 5 to 10 minutess at the most.

• Unterstützung für passiven Transfer.
• Bugfix: In der AmiFTPdMUI-GUI-VFS-Konfiguration. Die Voreinstellungen für die Permissions-Flags wurden nicht richtig dargestellt.
• Bugfix im Resolver-Code, der einen "failed open error" erzeugte, wenn mit Amiga Voyager Daten übertragen werden sollten.
• Bugfix des Resolver-Bugs der im Zusammenhang mit weit verbreiteten Clienten wie dem Windows-FTP-Client "Bulletproof FTP" auftrat.
• Neu: Voreinstellungen für den Port in der allgemeinen Konfiguration. Der Daemon bindet die gemachten Änderungen sofort ein.
• Bugfix: Das "APIPE exploit" Problem im Zusammenhang mit MUI wurde behoben.