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From:         Tom J Hayko <tjhayko@THUNDER.LAKEHEADU.CA>
Subject:      B2000 Revsion 6 Motherboard??
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

I have an Amiga 2000 with B2000 Revision 6 Motherboard.  I've heard that this
motherboard has several bugs in it.  What are these bugs?

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From:         Andy Patrizio <UCI183@URIACC>
Subject:      A3000
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

If you want even more poop on the A3000, Amazing Amiga magazine has a sneak pre
view that came out before Byte did. In fact, it's been in my local software sto
re for a few days now. Somehow they got their mitts on an A3000 long before any
one else did.


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From:         "Timothy Stark (Picard)" <11TSTARK@GALLUA>
Subject:      Trip Field to the World of Amiga -- Great!
X-To:         Comp-Sys-Amiga@Ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Hello Amiga users:

     Let me relate this story yesterday for visiting the World of Amiga show.
Its trip field was very great!!! But, New York City looks like very very old
except the World Trade Center building (The World's tallest building)...

    On Saturday at 5 am, my friends and I left from Gallaudet for visiting
World of Amiga in New York City. We took the Baltimore-Washington parkway
to Baltimore. We took a exit to I-895 to tunnel. When we reached the tunnel,
one of my friends who drove his car paid one dollar to toll. We went under
sea by the tunnel. After crossing the large river, there was another toll
gate, he paid it again. After reaching Delaware, there still was another
toll gate, he paid it again. We stopped at the Bob's boy restaurtant
on the Delaware Turnpike and took restroom. Before crossing the another
river, there was bridge toll gate, he paid 75 cents for it. After
we reached New Jersey, we stopped at the restaurtant and ate breaksfast.
Before reaching New York City, I could see the World Trade Center building
from NJ Turnpike (5 miles away). At Exit 14, we took the turnpike extenstion
to Exit 14C. At the turnpike toll, he paid 2.60. When entering the
city, there was the tunnel toll gate (Holland Tunnel), he paid three
dollars. We entered the tunnel undersea. After exiting the tunnel,
there was downtown in New York! We finally reached it!! I saw the
many poor buildings. I discovered that New York City is too ugly. Yes,
it is worse than Washington, DC. I smell awful because it was so so dirty
pollution!! My friends stopped the VCR store to drop his order for shipping
new VCR to his home. Then, we looked for the Passenger Ship Terminal. He
asked some local people but they do not know that. After reached the
the bay and we found the Passenger Ship Terminal with "World of Amiga"
sign on it. There was another parking toll, he paid 12.00 for parking
less than 10 hours. There are so many stupid tolls that we encountered.

     At World of Amiga, we arrived at the registration booth and filled
my registration card. I handed it out and paid it to cashier. She handed
me out a ticket. At entering the show, I showed it to the gatekeeper and
he stamped Commodore Logo on my right hand and let me go in the show.
I saw Amiga 3000 show at Commodore booth. I took a look on it and really
like it. Around the show, I collected many ads from many booths include
hard drive information for my good friend. I bought Arexx language from one
of booths. I tried to buy T.A.C.L (The Adventure Construction Language)
but the salesman need 5 percent surcharge for my credit card. Then
I changed my mind and did not buy it yet. At COMPUTE! booth, I registered
my new subscription to Amiga Resource magazine with disk option for discounted
offer and bought "Mapping The Amiga" book with discounting offer. I decided
to break for my rest and went to the eat area. After finished to eat lunch,
I returned to the show and continued to browsed around the show. After
3:45 pm, we left the World of Amiga and headed to the World Trade Center
building for the deck observation.

     At the World Trade Center, we arrived at the world's tallest twin
building. At the ticket counter, I paid the ticket for 3.50 dollars. I was
in 45-minute line. I finally enter the high-speed elevator to 107th floor.
Its door closed slidely and the room raised very quickly. Within a minute,
it reached the 107th floor. I felt like riding in the rocket because its
speed is 1,600 feet per minute!! I observed the entire New York City for
several minutes. I returned to the elevator to the 1st floor. I entered it and
it dropped to 1st floor very quickly. I thought that its rope broke!! Reaching
the 1st floor, the elevator stopped sharply. I felt like flatten! Now, we
left the city for home.

    Before entering the Holland Tunnel, there was traffic jam in the tunnel.
After exiting the tunnel, we freed from this and entered into the NJ Turnpike.
Returning to NJ turnpike from NY City are free but entering NY City, pay three
dollars. We looked for the better restaurtant from middle of New Jersey to
middle of Maryland. In Maryland, we finally found the right restaurtant,
Bonoza. At Bonoza in Maryland, we ate supper late and went home at midnight.
It was entire trip for 19 hours!

-- Tim Stark

P.S. ARexx language is great software that I have version 1.10 of ARexx now.

Timothy Stark          Bitnet: 11tstark@gallua.bitnet People/Link: T.STARK
Gallaudet University   Internet: 11tstark@gallux.gallaudet.edu GEnie: T.STARK1
P.O. Box 1453          CIS: 71760,2701 (71760.2701@compuserve.com)
800 Florida Ave., N.E., Washington, DC 20002
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From:         Dan Bracken <3423YKN@CMUVM>
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To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

     Does anyone know if there is an anonymous FTP site that contains up
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To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Hi guys, its me again, need help. How can i configurate AFTTERM's keys (its on
ff170), so i can change the CTRL C (CLEAR) convention.
is the author there ???
or any other ibm 3270 emulator ???
ME. MARV
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     Need to configure the pd program called AFTTERM because the CTRL C
option returns me a not defined key, i need to configure it as a HOME
key, any ideas guys ?? down here they are just testing because mexico is
just beggining at this, need desprete help in getting a configurable
ftterm type prog. or the author of aftterm for me to send him a sum of
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see how to program my keyboard to my mainframes need.
MARVIN
please answer . . . .  thanks in advance
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From:         SCK@YKTVMV
Subject:      re: Trip Field
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

From another perspective:

   I went to the World of Amiga Thursday night in the back of a van with
two 2500/30 and my 19 inch Sony monitor, dropped off the equipment and then
went back to White Plains, NY. Then Friday at 6 am, we, the gang from
Software Link, went down to the World Of Amiga and set up our booth and
laid out all the software. I then decided to set-up a midi display with
an Amiga 500 and some synthesizers, after all we were across from Dr. T's
and we wanted to dress to impress. At 9:15 am, we were set up and ready or
at least I was and I went over to see the NewTek Spokesmodel, oh boy! Then
I looked at the toaster demo, was impressed, and then depressed. You need
to have a time-based corrected input into the toaster in order for it to
work, and those cost $2000.00 + 2500/30 + Toaster !?!?!

  What do you put in a Toaster??? Too much Bread!! :)

   Then I went and played on the 3000 and liked it alot. The store should
get it's today and we will set it up then. But, to bring this long winded
append to a close, I stood for 10 hours on a sheet rock floor on Fri. and
on Sat., I stood for 10 hours then packed up the software for 4 hours and
then loaded a van for an hour and THEN had to endure a van ride back to
White Plains only to unload the van. Arrrrrgh! All that just to let people
know that Westchester's Largerst Amiga Dealer had moved. Jeezsh!

  Oh, BTW FYI Software Link is no longer at 291 Mamaroneck Avenue in White
Plains, we have moved around the corner to 197 East Post Road. If anyone
wants to see the store, stop by. The first Thursday of every month is our
local Amiga User Group meeting (70+ members) @ 7:30 pm Call (914) 683-2512
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From:         Edouard Boily - Astrophysique <1150055@LAVALVX1>
Subject:      RE: B2000 Revsion 6 Motherboard??
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

        I had encountered a problem with this motherboard.

        The problem that I had was a bad timing between the
motherboard and my memory expansion Microbotics 8UP!.

        I had to replace the motherboard which took TWO
months (bravo! C=).  The replacement was done under warranty
at least.

        Now I have a Rev6.2 and everything is fine!

                                        Edouard
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From:         BRITTAING@SPOCK.VAX.ASTON.AC.UK
Subject:      The demise of FINTUVM
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>



As FINTUVM is about to die at the end of June, where/how can we access the
LISTSERV after that date?

Can anyone help??   I do not have FTP access.

Gary

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In-Reply-To:  <9005010843.AA22880@mea.utu.fi>; from
              "BRITTAING@SPOCK.VAX.ASTON.AC.UK" at May 1, 90 8:42 am

> As FINTUVM is about to die at the end of June, where/how can we access the
> LISTSERV after that date?

  You won't access LISTSERV - propably.
We may hold a 'trump' on getting service running at FINHUTC, but more propably
there will be other machine in yet unnamed network node.  (Sun4/330 running
something else than UREP for its BITNET software.)  Machine is known as
FUNIC.FUNET.FI so far.  BITNET name is to be defined...

  Anyhow it will be close cut on time, but I SHOULD get alternate system
running by June.  (And what is more important, its name should get into
June tables of BITNET/EARN routing information.)

> Can anyone help??   I do not have FTP access.

  I will notify you well in advance - trust me.
Now I will continue that software developement to get it done.

> Gary

        /Matti Aarnio   <mea@mea.utu.fi> OH1MQK
                        <mea@funic.funet.fi>

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From:         "Richard Francis ORM (4460)" <RFRANCIS@ESTEC>
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 Dear Jeff,
 I also had problems with Kermit links to a VM/CMS mainframe (I was
 transfering Amiga s/w, but via a different machine which I have
 connected to the modem).

 My problems were resolved when I stopped using MNP error correction
 on the modem.  It seems our system here didn't like MNP, but whether
 that was due to the IBM mainframe or something else in the link I'm
 not sure. I also do Kermit with a number of VAXen on the same LAN as
 the IBM, and if I remember well I use MNP with them.

 Good luck |
 Richard

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From:         General Delivery <POSTMASTER@CTSTATEU>
Subject:      A3000
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

I asked a CBM employee at The World of the Amiga show, if the A3000
would be included in CBM's Student discount and he said yes, (In fact
he said you should get the news in 2 to 3 weeks.)
A friend of mine who was at an Amiga dealer was told that Dicount price
would be 1/2 off List price.

BTW... All of us being Amiga users ., we are aware of the disounts...
if CBM gonna advertise it so other non-Amiga students will become aware
of them???

Carlos Camacho
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From:         "Alejandro J. Kurczyn S." <499229@VMTECMEX>
Subject:      PD Games?
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

 Where can I find public domain games for the Amiga, and utilities too! :-)

-Alejandro

ps: Adventure/nice graphics games would be great
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From:         PETER BRICKMAN <BRICKMPD@SNYCENVM>
Subject:      I#M OS/2
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Our organization is deeply entrenched in the I#M world.  I just received a
386SX with 4 meg and 'os/2' extended version 1.1.  I cannot get any
communications to work yet.  MS/DOS communications don't work in their
"compatibility box".  The os takes up 2 megabytes just by itself.  The
"workbench" is not quite as friendly or flexible as our favorite workbench.
It makes me wish that 123/G and a better WP would come out for the
Amiga, and then the Amiga would have what I would call "The REAL OS/2".
Software instalation (at least for communications manager and Lotus 123 V3)
is not as hasy as it is for the Amiga.  So far I have a couple of comments for
"os/2":   #(*&(#$*%&()(*&@#$_+_!%&)#@%()*#$%+_%)(%$+$%^$#_+$+_#†‘†
Makes me kind of wish I could get Amy in to this place.

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From:         CS1 Student <FerrariCM@QGB.BRISTOL.AC.UK>
Subject:      NTSC vs PAL
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Ok, so this is it !!!! I have at the moment, both a NTSC and a PAL amiga.
The NTSC is running off of a converted power supply , and is driving through
a NTSC monitor.. The PAL is running off a PAL monitor, and the graphix
quality is good on the PAL, and lousy on the NTSC, and this lead me to
wnder, what is going on here ???

Ok, so the NTSC machine updates it's screen at 60hz vs 50hz on the PAL machine.
The NTSC processor clock i suppose must run at a faster rate, as it is a
multiple of the colour clock, and that has speeded up on the NTSC machine.
Now, so the DMA's to display the screen data are running faster, to get the
info for a screen line (same as a PAL amiga) onto the screen at the faster
refresh rate, so the dma's for, say the disk drive are running faster, as
they are inter-leaved with the display DMA's (and sound DMA's). So does
this mean:

a) The main processor on the NTSC Amiga is running faster.
b) Any sound samples played normally on a PAL MAchine will come out at a faster
   rate on the NTSC machine, and so will sound wrong..
c) The disk drive on the NTSC machine will load faster, as the DMA's are faster.
   Does this imply the drive on a NTSC Amiga spins at a faster rate than on a
   PAL amiga ???
d) Does the processor end up with more or less free time due to the faster
   processor clock ( pressuming it has one) ?? As an NTSC screen has 200 lines
   not 256 lines down it, does the extra DMA time slow the processor down...

This may all sound very confusing, and your right, it is, as i am very confused
by it, but i am wondering about this... I have been involved with a bit of
software designed specifically for a PAL amiga, and when run of the NTSC
machine, the sound is faster - I am not sure about the samples, but the
time is increased as it is getting triggered at 60 not 50 hz.. MAkes sort of
sense... Anyway, what is the general view...

--Chez--
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I have received a lot of request for a look at my impressions of
workbench 2.0. I have tried to send it to most who mailed me, but my gateway is
so unreliable and I keep getting returns, so I am posting this in uuecoded zoo
format. It's 39 blocks, or roughly 20K. For those reading over modems, you may
want to skip it, although it's not too long.

Andy
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From:         "Mark Gooderum - Univ. of Kansas ACS" <MARKV@UKANVAX>
Subject:      For Sale: Amiga Software
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Well, believe it or not, I have more stuff for sale (not a lot this time):

        Turbo Silver SV         $ 110.00 / b.o.

        The best Amiga ray-tracing program out there.  SV is an upgrade from
        3.0 that features new texture features, minor other changes,
        significantly faster rendering speeds, and much better quality
        rendering in Solid modeling mode (good for previewing before you run
        a many hour trace).  The SV upgrade is $30 after you buy 3.0, so
        figure that in your comparisons.

        Programmers Handbook Vols I and II      $20 ea, $35 for both, or b.o.

        These are the books by Eugene Mortimore.  Vol I covers Library calls
        and system structures, Vol II covers devices and device I/O.

        Superbase Personal      $ 45.00 / b.o.

        A good semi-relational database with graphic capabilities and a good
        user interface (I love it, but I spent the $300 to get Superbase
        Professional so I dont need it anymore.).

Prices include shipping in Continental US.  Payment accepted in US funds,
personal checks are okay.

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From:         Tom J Hayko <tjhayko@THUNDER.LAKEHEADU.CA>
Subject:      Comp.sys.amiga???
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Does anybody know which list I should subscribe to so that I get comp.sys.amiga
sent to me as mail?  I'm currently doing this with comp.sys.amiga.tech, but we
only get a half baked comp.sys.amiga feed here too.

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* tjhayko@LUSUN.BITNET         *   knew that)   \\\///   *
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From:         "Amanda C. Lee" <ALEE@MSSTATE>
Subject:      amiga floppies
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

first, let me thank all of the folks who told me about kickstart roms.
now...

why are amiga drives so slow.   I have had an amiga ever since the 1000
came out, and I thought there would be an improvement eventually.
the thing is, I don't think they are that bad, except for directory listings
and such.

any ideas?

jeff (alee@msstate.bitnet)

ps. check out the mars bbs. it is at 130.18.64.3
we have a steadily growing amount of software on board.
mars is also open to anonm[Dymous ftp, by the way.
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From:         Ives Aerts <GUTEST9@BLEKUL11>
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To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Ok, I confess. I goofed. Please do *NOT* send the command
'get amiga/fish/fishlist1-350.zoo' to GUTEST9 at BLEKUL11.BITNET (that's me)
but send it to TAPSERV at BLEKUL11.BITNET (the server). I'll try
to deliver the files to the ppl. who've send me a msg. but next time
please address your commands to the server.

                                                       Ives Aerts
                                                GUTEST9 at BLEKUL11.BITNET
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From:         "P.N.J. Vlietstra" <cmp8163@SYS.UEA.AC.UK>
Subject:      Comp.sys.amiga
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>


Does anybody know how to send mail to comp.sys.amiga ?
This newsgroup has been disabled at my site, so I can't read
it (or send to it) using vnews or other news-reader programs.
I can't remember the EMail address....

 Thanks,

Peter Vlietstra
CMP8163@sys.uea.ac.uk
University of East Anglia
Norwich
England.
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Subject:      Re: MultiSync Monitors (don't buy a Diamond Scan)
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signoff i-amiga
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From:         Martin Hohl <ZRZO@DS0RUS1I>
Subject:      BCF - a freeware Fortran 77 compiler for the amiga
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

Today I have uploaded BCF to our local software server. You can get it via
anonymous ftp:

ftp 129.69.1.12               (There is a very slow link between us and USA
user anonymous ident                     so the best time is in the evening)
cd soft/amiga/languages/fortran
get bcf77.uue
quit

If you don't have direct ftp access, try BITFTP.

Greetings

Martin Hohl

P.S.: There is (yet) a little problem: The Readme-File "lies.txt" is written
      in German language.
      I will contact the author in the next days and ask him whether I may
      translate it into English and distribute that together with
      bcf77.uue.
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From:         "MIKE ELIAS [MIGHTY AMIGO] SYSTEMS ANALYSIS" <MLELIAS@MIAVX2>
Subject:      A3000 Student Discount
To:           Espen Outtasight Lyngaas <EDB88002@NOBIVM.BITNET>

        Hello all,

        I am posting for a friend who is interested in buying a computer,
and is interested in hearing about the student discounts. Please send infor-
mation on prices and how to buy through the discount plan. Who does she write
or call and at what number or address.

        Please send replies to:

                       MDBACK@Miavx0.Bitnet
                       Miavx2.Bitnet
                       Miavx9.Bitnet

        Thanx,

                                                -Mike Elias
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Can anybody tell me where I can ftp this from?  Thanks

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* Tom Hayko                    * only the Amiga      /// *
* tjhayko@thunder.lakeheadu.ca * (if only Commodore ///  *
* tjhayko@LUSUN.BITNET         *   knew that)   \\\///   *
* tjhayko@LAKEHEAD.BITNET      *                 \XX/    *
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