Here's  a  letter  sent to Steve from Duncan Moran.  Thanx for this
      Duncan - Andy G.
      @3
      
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      @4
      Dear Steve,
      
      I  have  just  seen  the  cover  disc  from  Amiga Shopper with the
      Amoszine thingy.  This included a list of AMOS bugs.  It was a very
      short list.  Perhaps it had been cut down for this special edition!
      
      Someone mentioned....
      
      ON  EVERY  command  clashing  with a WAIT command.  This can be got
      around by calling a SLEEP procedure rather than the WAIT command  -
      @1
      
             ' MAIN PROGRAMME
               Every 50  Proc SOMETHINGOROTHER
               blah: blah: blah
               SLEEP @1[@155]
               blah: blah: blah
               End
      
              Procedure SLEEP [DELAY]
              TEMP = TIMER
              While TIMER < TEMP+DELAY
            '                    Just hang around till times up
            '                    or check for a mouse click or something
              Wend
              End Proc
      @4
      This allows the Every N call to do its thing and get back - as long
      as  it is not away too long....BUT...I use to get this problem on a
      1MB  A500 but I have just tried it on a 4MB A1200 the Every command
      worked  perfectly.
      
      It  was  only a trivial test and the result may have been different
      in  a  full  programme  with a couple of AMAL thingies running with
      it...
      
      @4Another article mentioned problems with fonts and rightly suggested
      a routine to check the names of fonts to make sure all machines are
      using  the  same  one.
      
      This  problem  seems  to  vary  from  machine  to machine which may
      suggest  that  it  is not all AMOSss's fault.  Most other languages
      use  the  fonts  name rather than numbering them (?  I think ?).  I
      have  found  the  A500  and  A1200 to be compatible and the A600 to
      cause  the  most problems.  Sometimes even the Topaz ROM FONTS (8 &
      9)  have been reversed.  However if you SET FONT 0 (zero) this will
      get you back to TOPAZ 8 where ever you are coming from.
      
      I'm  afraid  I have not seen any other issues of AMOSzine and so do
      not  know if this stuff has already been covered....is it just me..
      despite  your  claims of having an improved "engine" I find it much
      easier to load the text files into Protext to read them rather than
      all that button clicking business...
      
      @1
      Regards,
      
      Duncan Moran