The X-Files Guide 2.0 is copyright of Paul 'FIEF©' Favell and
The Phantom Banana Inc..

This guide was written by Paul 'FIEF©' Favell on an Amiga 1200, 4Mb Ram,
840Mb Quantum Harddrive and a 4 Speed CD Rom.
Converted for "The Ripper" Diskmag by Static
Programs used in the construction of The X-Files Guide Version 2 include:-

Edword Pro 5.0 by Martin Reddy (Main Guide Construction);
Checkguide 1.0 by Eddy Carroll (Checking Guide Structure);
Multiview 39.19 by Commodore/Gateway (Viewing Guide);
Amigaguide 39.11 by Commodore/Gateway (Viewing Guide);
NodeHost by Commodore/Gateway (Testing Guide Structure/Node Links);
ImageStudio 2.3.0 by Andy & Graham Dean (Picture Format Converting);
Sound Machine 1.0 by Syd L. Bolton (Sample Converting);
Directory Opus 4.12 by Johnathan Potter (Sorting My Harddrive Out!);
PPaint 6.3 by Cloanto (Phantom Banana Pic & Guide Icon);
Iconian 2.98r Beta by Chad Randall (Icon);
FJpeg 1.10 by Christoph Feck (Picture Viewing);
Play16 1.7 by Thomas Wenzel (Sample Playing);
Klondike III by REKO Productions (Sanity Saving!);
Lazymine 3.0 by Lorens Younes (Sanity Saving!).

The information and pictures contained in this guide was culled from
various sources (See Greets and Thanks for more info).

This programme is jpgtware, so if you have any appropriate information,
pictures, text or guides of your own on on The X-Files, Star Trek, Babylon 5,
or anything that you think may be useful or interesting (pictures of Diane
Youdale (Formily Jet from the Gladiators), Gillian or Helena Christensen
would be nice!), would they please send it, either as text/pictures on a
disk or as normal text/pictures, to the following address:-

Paul Favell,
14 Queens Road,
Boston,
Lincolnshire,
PE21 9AA.

Tel: (01205) 356754

If you send the information on a disk, and include an SAE or stamp, I
will return it with an updated version of the Guide on it (If there is
one!?!). Please enclose a Stamped Addressed Envelope for a reply as I'm a
skint student!

E-Mail contact address (Ta Meady!) at:-
cmswmeadlivjm.ac.uk

Greets and Thanks
History & To-Do