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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi,

My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
will appear and i can send people messages etc.

But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?

Any ideas?

Toodle Pip!
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From: Lorens Johansson <SnorsleX@Home.se>

Hi Chris...

> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
> will appear and i can send people messages etc.
> 
> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?
> 
> Any ideas?

My guess would be that you are using a overloaded server! Which server do
you use?

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From: Linus Akesson <lairfight@softhome.net>

In accordance with the prophecy, Chris Seward uttered:

> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

> Hi,

> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
> will appear and i can send people messages etc.

> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?

> Any ideas?

Great, then it isn't just me having that problem after all. It's a rather
peculiar bug in stricq, and the workaround is to open one of its windows
(preferably the log window, hit Amiga-4 to open it) every 10 seconds or so.
This is very inconvenient, but de facto the only way to stay online.

You don't have to close the window before re-hitting Amiga-4, not even
deactivate it. It's like stricq falls asleep, and you have to keeep hitting
that key combination to keep it awake. (Much like I'm feeling now.. yawn)

Linus

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From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

Hi Everybody,

>> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
>> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
>> will appear and i can send people messages etc.
> 
>> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?

> Great, then it isn't just me having that problem after all. It's a rather
> peculiar bug in stricq, and the workaround is to open one of its windows
> (preferably the log window, hit Amiga-4 to open it) every 10 seconds or so.
> This is very inconvenient, but de facto the only way to stay online.
> 
> You don't have to close the window before re-hitting Amiga-4, not even
> deactivate it. It's like stricq falls asleep, and you have to keeep hitting
> that key combination to keep it awake. (Much like I'm feeling now.. yawn)

   My copy (version 1173  09.12.98) works fine, what version do you have?

See ya :)
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From: Kenneth Craig <kwdjc@wf.net>

Hello Chris,

On 31-Aug-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Hi,
> 
> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
> will appear and i can send people messages etc.
> 
> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?
> 
> Any ideas?
> 

What TCP stack are you using? If it is Miami you must be using 2.1p at
least or it will do what you are talking about. You might want to read
the faq and it will tell you about these things. Also you might want to
subscribe to the stricq list at :

majordomo@owlnet.net

put     subscribe stricq-list       in the body of the mail

It only gets a few mails each day and there are some helpful people
there.

Doug's stricq page is at http://www.owlnet.net/amiga/stricq

Hope this helps

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From: Colin Wenzel <colstv@hotkey.net.au>

On 01-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
>From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
>Hi,
>My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
>does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
>will appear and i can send people messages etc.

>But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?
>Any ideas?
>Toodle Pip!


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From: Kenneth Craig <kwdjc@wf.net>

Hello Colin,

On 31-Aug-99, Colin Wenzel wrote:
> From: Colin Wenzel <colstv@hotkey.net.au>
> 
> On 01-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
>> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
>> Hi,
>> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
>> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
>> will appear and i can send people messages etc.
> 
>> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?
>> Any ideas?
>> Toodle Pip!
> 
> 
> Subscribe to the strICQ mailing list at egroups...!!
> 

Everybody is leaving the egroups list as they were having spam and
bounces back to the list. The new list is at owlnet.net

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From: Colin Wenzel <colstv@hotkey.net.au>

On 01-Sep-99, Kenneth Craig wrote:
-snip-
>Everybody is leaving the egroups list as they were having spam and
>bounces back to the list. The new list is at owlnet.net
>Kenneth

I stand corrected,  they did move a while ago,  I forgot.....

It must be the "old-timers"  disease kicking in.....


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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Don

On 31-Aug-99, Don and Lynn Benson wrote:
> From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>
> 
> Hi Jack
> 
> On 31-Aug-99, Jack York wrote:
>> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> Has anyone had any experience with inkjet refil kits? Do they
>> work without causing problems? Is there a better way to go?
>> 
> 
> I have used refils in the past with my HP550C printer and they
> worked out okay. The black worked much better than the color.
> With the HP the kit came with a way to drill a hole in the top of
> the cartridge and simply fill  the cart. They furnished a plug
> for the hole. Okay, but messy! I did it over the kitchen sink
> after learning my lesson. Working carefully was an absolute
> necessity. NO rushing the job.
> 
> Color carts. were another matter. One kit I tried `popped' the
> top of the cartridge off. Another drilled 3 holes. The 3 hole
> version was inadvisable. The problem is that the space above the
> 3 color tanks is open. So if you fill a color too fast it spills
> over into the adjacent color. You have to fill it so slow that
> you can go crazy. With the popped top you can see what you are
> doing, but it isn't any faster. Also the colors are different
> from the manufacturer's colors. So if you have calibrated your
> color printing it will be off.
> 
> I have not tried the kits with any other kind of printer.
> 
> I got my color kits from MEI/Micro Center. They also have lower
> priced cartridges for some printers. They have a web site:
> 
> http://www.mei-microcenter.com
> 
> They also have a 800 #: 1-800-634-3478
> 
> Hope this helps.

Yeah it does.  Just the sort of information I was looking for.  I don't
want to cause myself grief to save a few dollars.  I would hate for one
of those plugs to come loose and cause damage.

Thanks Don.

Jack


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From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>

Hi Jack

On 31-Aug-99, Jack York wrote:
> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
> 
> 
> Yeah it does. Just the sort of information I was looking for. I
> don't want to cause myself grief to save a few dollars. I would
> hate for one of those plugs to come loose and cause damage.
> 
> Thanks Don.
> 
> Jack
> 
Just wanted to be clear on one thing. The plugs were never a
problem.

One thing I neglected to mention was that there was a tape to put
over the bottom vents while you filled the cart. HP carts needed
to be pressurized with a little syringe like pump that was
included. Later kits required that you let the cart. sit for 15
minutes to stop any dripping present. Once they were filled they
were great. In fact, I liked their ink better than the original.

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Don

On 31-Aug-99, Don and Lynn Benson wrote:
> From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>
> 
> Hi Jack
> 
> On 31-Aug-99, Jack York wrote:
>> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>> 
>> 
>> Yeah it does. Just the sort of information I was looking for. I
>> don't want to cause myself grief to save a few dollars. I would
>> hate for one of those plugs to come loose and cause damage.
>> 
>> Thanks Don.
>> 
>> Jack
>> 
> Just wanted to be clear on one thing. The plugs were never a
> problem.
> 
> One thing I neglected to mention was that there was a tape to put
> over the bottom vents while you filled the cart. HP carts needed
> to be pressurized with a little syringe like pump that was
> included. Later kits required that you let the cart. sit for 15
> minutes to stop any dripping present. Once they were filled they
> were great. In fact, I liked their ink better than the original.

Thanks for the claification.  I know the kits have been around for
quite awhile so they are probably safe.  I saw a number of different
kits at the local computer store for HP's but I am using an Epson.
Maybe I'll look into it a bit more.  Fortunately they last several
months for me.

Jack


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From: "Marion E. Wyatt" <amiscorp@earthlink.net>

On 31-Aug-99 at 19:55:32, Andrew Crowe wrote these words of wisdom:
> From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>
> 
> Hi Everybody,
> 
>>> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
>>> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
>>> will appear and i can send people messages etc.
>> 
>>> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?

Try a different ICQ server.

>   My copy (version 1173  09.12.98) works fine, what version do you have?
> 
> See ya :)

You realize you are using a very old copy :) Current beta is 0.1485, and
last full distribution "stable" version is 0.1371 :) But all thebetas to
date have been quite stable on my system. come on and update:)

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From: Linus Akesson <lairfight@softhome.net>

In accordance with the prophecy, Andrew Crowe uttered:

> From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

> Hi Everybody,

>>> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
>>> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
>>> will appear and i can send people messages etc.
>> 
>>> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?

>> Great, then it isn't just me having that problem after all. It's a rather
>> peculiar bug in stricq, and the workaround is to open one of its windows
>> (preferably the log window, hit Amiga-4 to open it) every 10 seconds or so.
>> This is very inconvenient, but de facto the only way to stay online.
>> 
>> You don't have to close the window before re-hitting Amiga-4, not even
>> deactivate it. It's like stricq falls asleep, and you have to keeep hitting
>> that key combination to keep it awake. (Much like I'm feeling now.. yawn)

>   My copy (version 1173  09.12.98) works fine, what version do you have?

Version .1371 (15.05.99), but AFAIR I've had the same problem with other
stricq versions.

Linus

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This hot off the wires from ZDNet

Chris Green
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Collas out as Amiga president

Top exec gone after less than eight months at the helm of Gateway
subsidiary.

By Charles Cooper, ZDNN
September 1, 1999 11:39 AM PT

Jim Collas has resigned as president of Amiga after less than nine months on
the job.

It was not clear why Collas left the post. A spokesman for the company said
Collas had resigned to pursue personal interests. Amiga said it had promoted
vice-president and chief operating officer, Tom Schmidt, to fill the
vacancy.

Separately, Collas registered to sell 118,000 shares of Gateway's common
stock, according to forms released Wednesday by the Securities and Exchange
Commission.

The departure of Collas comes less than a month after the company
orchestrated a high-profile coming-out party for the unit, which is a
separate subsidiary of Gateway.

Gateway (NYSE:GTW), which paid about $13 million to acquire the rights to 47
Amiga patents, is attempting to revive the once-popular computer brand.
Collas and other executives involved in the project had indicated interest
in developing Internet-related products based around Amiga technology.

Collas, who held a variety of management posts during his seven years at
Gateway, had eagerly pressed company CEO Ted Waitt and was subsequently
granted the top job at Amiga in January.

He also urged Waitt to let him run Amiga as a separate company.

Before joining Amiga, Schmidt worked as a general manager for Allied Signal,
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On 31-Aug-99 16:26:04, Chris Seward said about [just-amiga] StrICQ problem:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

> Hi,

> My StrICQ just says 'going online' at the top of the window and then
> does nothing, If i open the register UIN window then my number
> will appear and i can send people messages etc.

> But then after about 50 seconds it goes offline?

> Any ideas?

Try changing servers....telling us the version number.....if it worked
before....if you have installed any new hardware ,software etc etc.

> Toodle Pip!
I want this in wav format for STRicq!!! :)
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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi All,

Does anyone know if its possible to use a Digital Camera as a webcam
and if it is then I guess you'd need an extra serial port in the blanking
plate space, ie, one for your internet connection and the other to
transfer the pictures.

Is there any Amiga webcam software out there that can do this type
of thing?

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From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

Hi Everybody,
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> Does anyone know if its possible to use a Digital Camera as a webcam
> and if it is then I guess you'd need an extra serial port in the blanking
> plate space, ie, one for your internet connection and the other to
> transfer the pictures.

   As far as I know, no.  If there is a digital cam. with software controls and an amiga program that supports it, you could have it take a picture and download it every couple of secconds or so, then /in theory/ it would work.

> Is there any Amiga webcam software out there that can do this type
> of thing?

   I think that there is a pack with a b&w video camera and s/w. I think it plugs into the parallel port, but I don't think the software can use it as a web cam. I may be wrong though.

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From: "Oliver Roberts" <oliver.roberts@iname.com>

Hi Chris,

On 02-Sep-99 22:08:57 BST, Chris Seward wrote:

> Does anyone know if its possible to use a Digital Camera as a webcam
> and if it is then I guess you'd need an extra serial port in the blanking
> plate space, ie, one for your internet connection and the other to
> transfer the pictures.

Yep, you'll need two serial ports.  Personally, I use my Surf Squirrel
for my modem and stick the digicam on my A1200s internal serial port.

> Is there any Amiga webcam software out there that can do this type
> of thing?

Well - if the software you use with the camera supports ARexx, it
is relatively to knock up a short script to act as a webcam - i.e.
the script tells the software to take a picture, and then save it to
the ram disk, for example.  Then, in the script, you can put a little
something together to upload it to your webspace or whereever.  Stick
it all in a loop to execute every 30 seconds or something, and you've
got a webcam :)  Of course, things are even easier when the digicam is
connected to the computer which is actually hosting the website in
question :)

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Everyone!, 

On 02-Sep-99, you wrote:

> Try changing servers....telling us the version number.....if it worked
> before....if you have installed any new hardware ,software etc etc.

Ver : 0.1480

I've tried multiple versions earlier and they did the same. Nope
no new hardware or software.

Server is the built in one of : irq.mirabilis.com port 4000

> I want this in wav format for STRicq!!! :)

Maybe i'll do this:)

Plus AmiComSys is great, a lot of people where on the other day,
look out for me if you use it,

AIOEditor

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi,

This is not really to do with the Amiga, well it is sort of but not
directly.

Does anyone know of an T-Shirt printers who will maybe do small
amounts of prints, good quality at a cheap price.

Or does anyone know of any T-Shirt printers that are good :)?

In the UK that is!

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HiSoft have released IBrowse 2.1

See ya later,
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On 04-Sep-99, Dominique Harelle wrote:
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>HiSoft have released IBrowse 2.1
>See ya later,
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Thanks Dom,  just downloaded it...

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Hello Chris

On 04-Sep-99, you wrote:

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> 
> Hi,
> 
> This is not really to do with the Amiga, well it is sort of but not
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> 
> Does anyone know of an T-Shirt printers who will maybe do small
> amounts of prints, good quality at a cheap price.
> 
> Or does anyone know of any T-Shirt printers that are good :)?

If it is only small amounts _and_ it is on white shirts then think of 
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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi All,

It seems Digital Images have back out the door.

I am slightly annoyed by this because yet we have see nothing from
them either but promisses and now they act as if they saved the
Amiga in the first place.

Surely they should test the water before backing out, no?

*** FORWARDED MESSAGE ***
  Original author: Stuart Walker
  Written on: 03-Sep-99
*** Beginning of forwarded message ***

To Amiga users worldwide,

Due to recent announcements and problems with Amiga, Digital Images
regrets
that we will be suspending all AmigaMCC projects including Sabrina
Offline.
Space Station 3000 and Wipeout 2097 will be released as planned, but we
will
be suspending all other Amiga developments until further notice.

Everyone behind Digital Images has enthusiastically supported the Amiga
through the good times and the bad times. But with the recent troubles
with
Amiga, the entire team has unanimously decided to suspend all Amiga
developments (with the exception of Space Station 3000 and Wipeout 2097).
We
regret to have to take these measures, but Digital Images cannot afford
to
spend time, resources and money developing for a computer which now, as
it
seems may never appear.

We hope that everybody reading this understands our position as this is
the
last thing that any of us would ever have wanted to do, but Amiga have
made
promise after promise that something would appear, but it has not. 

We deeply regret this decision, but it is a final measure that has to be
taken. We wish that we wouldn't have to go this far, but we now have no
other option - it is the last thing that any of us wanted to do. We would
appreciate it if everybody understood our position and wouldn't send
e-mails
of anger and abuse. We have done everything in our power to avoid this,
but
it just isn't possible. 

If the Amiga does indeed rise again, which we hope it does, we will
return.

We hope that you will enjoy our upcoming releases of Space Station 3000
and
Wipeout 2097.

If you do have any questions or queries concerning this announcement,
please
e-mail info@digital-images.demon.co.uk

We thank you all once again for your loyal and devoted support.

Kind Regards,

Stuart Walker
Digital Images


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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Oliver, 

On 02-Sep-99, you wrote:

> Well - if the software you use with the camera supports ARexx, it
> is relatively to knock up a short script to act as a webcam - i.e.

Thanks for your help!

And thanks to Andrew Crowe who told me the complete opposite :)

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 On Thursday September 02 1999, Chris Seward said to All:

 CS> Does anyone know if its possible to use a Digital Camera as a webcam

Should be possible - I'm sure the camera software has ARexx so you can
take and pull in an image when you want one. Of course, it also depends how
long it takes to download images from the camera..

 CS> and if it is then I guess you'd need an extra serial port in the
 CS> blanking plate space, ie, one for your internet connection and the
 CS> other to transfer the pictures.

Erm..

If you connect via modem on the same machine, you would need two
serial ports.  It really doesn't matter where the second port is ;-)

 CS> Is there any Amiga webcam software out there that can do this type of
 CS> thing?

You really don't need any dedicated web cam software.  All you'd be
doing is updating a file every so often.

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Ralph

On 04-Sep-99, Ralph wrote:
> From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>
> 
> Hello Chris
> 
> On 04-Sep-99, you wrote:
> 
>> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> This is not really to do with the Amiga, well it is sort of but not
>> directly.
>> 
>> Does anyone know of an T-Shirt printers who will maybe do small
>> amounts of prints, good quality at a cheap price.
>> 
>> Or does anyone know of any T-Shirt printers that are good :)?
> 
> If it is only small amounts _and_ it is on white shirts then think of 
> doing it your self . It's not difficult 

PMFJI but I have been trying to accomplish this.  It would seem all
I need to do it to be able to print in reverse but I don't see how
to do this.  I have TurboPrint but don't see an option for this.
Can you explain to me what I am missing?

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From: "Ian Urie" <ianurie@jwu.u-net.com>

On 03-Sep-99 18:57:50, Chris Seward said about Re: [just-amiga] StrICQ problem:


>> Try changing servers....telling us the version number.....if it worked
>> before....if you have installed any new hardware ,software etc etc.

> Ver : 0.1480
I'm using 0.1408 which was the last version (from then on they are betas
with the chat function disabled)
> I've tried multiple versions earlier and they did the same. Nope
> no new hardware or software.

> Server is the built in one of : irq.mirabilis.com port 4000
Same here :)
Try changing the servers....just in case
>> I want this in wav format for STRicq!!! :)

> Maybe i'll do this:)
Yeah,why not!
> Plus AmiComSys is great, a lot of people where on the other day,
> look out for me if you use it,

It is good but I haven't seen a lot of people on it
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From: "Ian Urie" <ianurie@jwu.u-net.com>

On 04-Sep-99 06:51:21, Chris Seward said about [just-amiga] [digital-images-news] Digital Images Update (fwd):
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>


> *** FORWARDED MESSAGE ***
>   Original author: Stuart Walker
>   Written on: 03-Sep-99
> *** Beginning of forwarded message ***

> To Amiga users worldwide,

> Due to recent announcements and problems with Amiga, Digital
> Images regrets that we will be suspending all AmigaMCC 
>projects including Sabrina Offline.
> Space Station 3000 and Wipeout 2097 will be released as 
>planned, but we will be suspending all other Amiga developments
> until further notice.

I must have missed something! What problems with Amiga?
A bit more information is required so that I can understand this.
Is it because Collas has resigned? A linux kernal? The MCC in the
first quarter of 2000? 
> We regret to have to take these measures, but Digital Images
> cannot afford to spend time, resources and money developing 
>for a computer which now, as it seems may never appear.
Again,where has he got this information from?

> If the Amiga does indeed rise again, which we hope it does, we will
> return.
With the development time for a game,unless the game is a world beater,
they will be very late to market,lessening their chances of making money!
Especially if ,when the new machine arrives,there is a dearth of software
for it
> We hope that you will enjoy our upcoming releases of Space Station 3000
> and Wipeout 2097.
Which have been in development for how long?

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From: Lorens Johansson <SnorsleX@Home.se>

Hi Ian...

>>> Try changing servers....telling us the version number.....if it worked
>>> before....if you have installed any new hardware ,software etc etc.
> 
>> Ver : 0.1480
> I'm using 0.1408 which was the last version (from then on they are betas
> with the chat function disabled)

The latest v is 0.1504, and it has working SINGLE chat!!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Amiga show in a central UK location possible?
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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Heylo!

I was just thinking that for a few years now the main Amiga show of
Great Britain has been held in London which may seem like a central
place but really is not. London is a complex place with high prices
and for some it is too far to travel.

The people who ran this years WoA surely covered their expense
otherwise they would not have run the show. One major factor of
expense to cover is the cost of renting a venue in london which
I suppose could be even double or triple the price of a 'hall' or
'area' in another part of the country depending on what size
you rent.

Then I hear people moan that it is not a good location for them, me
included, but nothing is ever done. The people who ran WoA are
just normal people like you and me and surely one of us could
start planning an Amiga show in a location to be more reasonable
to people.

Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham are all major places with
many more included so why doesn't someone have an idea to
start a show up. I'm sure lots of people will help out and show
support, you could even gather interest to see which location
will pull the biggest crowds and then go and look for a suitable
place to rent with a big enough size to make it a 'real' show. Not
just a school sports hall because that screams User groups
show, but a professional show like the WoA or as professional
as it could be.

I'm sure many of you in a small group could form a little team to
make something like this and if we throw some ideas around then
surely something could get going?

Damn it, i'd even help whether I could attend or not just for the
fun of things.

I could set up a vote page of certain locations to see which
place people are most likely to travel to which is easy for them.

Come on everyone, does anyone have any ideas on this?!

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From: Mike Cardwell <mickeyc@ukonline.co.uk>

On 05-Sep-99, Ian Urie wrote about:
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> I'm using 0.1408 which was the last version (from then on they are
> betas with the chat function disabled)

The latest betas. ie ones from the last couple of days now have the chat
function enabled. Although multichat still isn't supported yet.

>> Plus AmiComSys is great, a lot of people where on the other day,
>> look out for me if you use it,

Is that on the Aminet? I'll have to give it a go sometime.

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From: "David McMinn" <D.Mcminn@eee.rgu.ac.uk>

Hi Ian

> I must have missed something! What problems with Amiga?
> A bit more information is required so that I can understand this.
> Is it because Collas has resigned? A linux kernal? The MCC in the
> first quarter of 2000? 

It looks like the new Amiga will be nothing more than an interactive TV set, if 
the patents are anything to go by. Collas resigning (and McEwan's contract not 
being renewed, and the total silence) has made everything a bit unclear.

> > If the Amiga does indeed rise again, which we hope it does, we will
> > return.
> With the development time for a game,unless the game is a world beater,
> they will be very late to market,lessening their chances of making money!
> Especially if ,when the new machine arrives,there is a dearth of software
> for it > We hope that you will enjoy our upcoming releases of Space
> Station 3000 > and Wipeout 2097. Which have been in development for how
> long?

Its funny that they said SS3000 (which I want to see) was finished a few months 
ago, and now they've said that they've put it back a couple of months - their 
site says its only 40% complete now? Whats going on??

And whats going to happen to that Sabrina game they were going to do? I thought 
they'd already signed the rights for it (costing them money in the process)?


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On 05-Sep-99 at 16:58:33, Lorens Johansson wrote these words of wisdom:
> From: Lorens Johansson <SnorsleX@Home.se>
> Hi Ian...
> 
>>>> Try changing servers....telling us the version number.....if it worked
>>>> before....if you have installed any new hardware ,software etc etc.
>> 
>>> Ver : 0.1480
>> I'm using 0.1408 which was the last version (from then on they are betas
>> with the chat function disabled)
> 
> The latest v is 0.1504, and it has working SINGLE chat!!

Yeppers:) In fact, working 2-way chat (single) has been working since 0.1493
(at least) from my personal experience :) Multichat is partially functional
too. For example a 3rd person can enter the chat but you get a second chat
window with them, they can see you in their single window, but you must type
to each of them seperately as if in 2-way chat. It's odd but it works if you
really want to try it and have plenty of screen real estate. The new chat
windows are quite large unless you set the toolbar.mcc prefs for STRICQ to
images only.

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From: tim@ramjam.u-net.com (Tim Corringham)

Hi Chris

<WoA in London...>
>
> Then I hear people moan that it is not a good location for them, me
> included, but nothing is ever done. The people who ran WoA are
> just normal people like you and me and surely one of us could
> start planning an Amiga show in a location to be more reasonable
> to people.

I suggest you talk to AmigaSoc - who did much of the organisation for
this year's WoA. I believe that they already have some plans to move
from London. They have gained a lot of experience from this year's show,
and I'm sure the next one they organise will be even better.
>
> Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham are all major places with
> many more included so why doesn't someone have an idea to
> start a show up. I'm sure lots of people will help out and show
> support, you could even gather interest to see which location
> will pull the biggest crowds and then go and look for a suitable
> place to rent with a big enough size to make it a 'real' show. Not
> just a school sports hall because that screams User groups
> show, but a professional show like the WoA or as professional
> as it could be.

Next year's WoA will either be too large for amateurs to arrange, or
too small for even a school sports hall. It all depends on what
happens at Amiga now Jim has gone.
>
> I'm sure many of you in a small group could form a little team to
> make something like this and if we throw some ideas around then
> surely something could get going?

If you could raise about 20,000 pounds to pay for all the things
that need arranging before the show, I'm sure that would help a lot...

> Damn it, i'd even help whether I could attend or not just for the
> fun of things.
>
> I could set up a vote page of certain locations to see which
> place people are most likely to travel to which is easy for them.

I don't think this is a good idea. WoA location has been discussed to
death on other mail lists, and at the end of the day people's preferences
don't usually match commercial realities.

  Tim

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On 05-Sep-99 11:33:37 jyork@voyager.net Jack York wrote:

>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

>Hello Ralph

>On 04-Sep-99, Ralph wrote:
>> From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>
>>
>> Hello Chris
>>
>> On 04-Sep-99, you wrote:
>>
>>> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> This is not really to do with the Amiga, well it is sort of but not
>>> directly.
>>>
>>> Does anyone know of an T-Shirt printers who will maybe do small
>>> amounts of prints, good quality at a cheap price.
>>>
>>> Or does anyone know of any T-Shirt printers that are good :)?
>>
>> If it is only small amounts _and_ it is on white shirts then think of
>>  doing it your self . It's not difficult

>PMFJI but I have been trying to accomplish this.  It would seem all
>I need to do it to be able to print in reverse but I don't see how
>to do this.  I have TurboPrint but don't see an option for this.
>Can you explain to me what I am missing?

Do you have PageStream3.x? If so, all you need do is to flip the
object(s) horizontally on the page, then print.

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello William

On 06-Sep-99, William F. Maddock wrote:

>>> 
>>> If it is only small amounts _and_ it is on white shirts then think of
>>>  doing it your self . It's not difficult
> 
>> PMFJI but I have been trying to accomplish this.  It would seem all
>> I need to do it to be able to print in reverse but I don't see how
>> to do this.  I have TurboPrint but don't see an option for this.
>> Can you explain to me what I am missing?
> 
> Do you have PageStream3.x? If so, all you need do is to flip the
> object(s) horizontally on the page, then print.
 
Yes I do but unfortunately the things I want to print were generated
by ImageFX and PageStream won't load them.

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From: Jon Peterson <alden1@airmail.net>

Hello Jack

On 06-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

> Hello William

> On 06-Sep-99, William F. Maddock wrote:

>>>> 
>>>> If it is only small amounts _and_ it is on white shirts then think of
>>>>  doing it your self . It's not difficult
>> 
>>> PMFJI but I have been trying to accomplish this.  It would seem all
>>> I need to do it to be able to print in reverse but I don't see how
>>> to do this.  I have TurboPrint but don't see an option for this.
>>> Can you explain to me what I am missing?
>> 
>> Do you have PageStream3.x? If so, all you need do is to flip the
>> object(s) horizontally on the page, then print.
> 
> Yes I do but unfortunately the things I want to print were generated
> by ImageFX and PageStream won't load them.

Jack, I am sure ImageFX has the ability to mirror and image. There are a number
of other GRFX programs that do this with images. Also, PgS prints all my pics
from ImageFX and every other graphics program I can find. Exactly what format
are the pics in?

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From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>

Hello Jack

On 05-Sep-99, you wrote:
snip-->
>>> Does anyone know of an T-Shirt printers who will maybe do small
>>> amounts of prints, good quality at a cheap price.
>>> 
>>> Or does anyone know of any T-Shirt printers that are good :)?
>> 
>> If it is only small amounts _and_ it is on white shirts then think of 
>> doing it your self . It's not difficult 
> 
> PMFJI but I have been trying to accomplish this.  It would seem all
> I need to do it to be able to print in reverse but I don't see how
> to do this.  I have TurboPrint but don't see an option for this.
> Can you explain to me what I am missing?

If you go to Turbo print prefs then to the graphics page / section ,
you will see in the bottom right a tick box for negative & mirror .

The mirror is the one you are looking for .

You can get some good results , but remember to use white or 
pale tee shirts .

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From: "Tony P. Parr" <tony@merlin.net.au>

Greetings All...

Recently various people asked and answered about T-Shirt printing. I offer
the following limited information, based on my own experience:

Original from Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

> Does  anyone  know  of  an  T-Shirt  printers  who will maybe do small
> amounts of prints, good quality at a cheap price.
>
> Or does anyone know of any T-Shirt printers that are good :)?

My answer (previously sent privately)

I  own a Canon and have access to an HP_Deskjet and Epson Stylus Color IIs
and  there  are kits including TShirt transfer sheets etc., available that
work on all the above.

I  have  not  used  them  for a while and going from memory, you print the
horizontally  flipped  image (or whatever) on the special sheet, then iron
on to TShirt. Of course if there's no text, there's no need to flip.

Once again from memory, I think there was a special ink cartridge too.

They worked a treat on the 3 or 4 TShirts I did some years ago.

The  only  one  I  see  now is about 3 years old and unless my Son is very
grubby,  it has been washed (as per directions in the kit) many times with
only minor fading.

> Thanks  for  your  help. I may look into this, although I only own an
> old  Star  LC200  which  is  not  up to the job. It would probably be
> cheaper for me just to find a place that could print the t-shirts.

If  you  follow this route, I think you will have to save your image as an
color  separated  image on to a PC or MAC formatted disk. Printing outlets
don't  seem to have heard of the Amiga (uninformed, benighted people), and
won't be able to load the image. A lot more work for the desired result.

> But thanks again, I may have a go when I get a new printer!

Do  not even attempt using a dot-matrix (pin) printer. The results are, to
say the least, 'orrible. Here in OZ, for example, one can buy the cheapest
Canon  bubble-jet for as low as $A139, complete with bi-directional cable,
and  software  (unfortunately PC oriented). I'm on a low, fixed income and
even I can afford one.  8-)
__________________________________________________________________________

> Do  you  have  PageStream3.x?  If  so, all you need do is to flip the
> object(s) horizontally on the page, then print.

>> Yes I do but unfortunately the things I want to print were generated
>> by ImageFX and PageStream won't load them.

Why  anyone  would  use  PageStream as their printing program of choice is
beyond me. Why not load the image and print direct from the art program to
the TShirt printing media?

(As an aside, why anyone would use PageStream, period !!)

Please,  no endless mails informing me of the error of my ways and I don't
know what I'm talking about.  8^Q

>>> Jack,  I  am  sure ImageFX has the ability to mirror and image. There
>>> are  a  number of other GRFX programs that do this with images. Also,
>>> PgS  prints all my pics from ImageFX and every other graphics program
>>> I can find. Exactly what format are the pics in?

ImageFX can load/save in many formats including: BMP, ILBM, GIF, JPEG, PCX
and 8 or 24 bit and a plethora of others.
__________________________________________________________________________

> It would seem all I need to do it to be able to print in reverse but
> I don't see how to do this.  I have TurboPrint but don't see an option
> for this. Can you explain to me what I am missing?

>> If  you  go to Turbo print prefs then to the graphics page / section,
>> you will see in the bottom right a tick box for negative & mirror.
>>
>> The mirror is the one you are looking for.

Correct re: mirroring in TurboPRINT, but, unless you're printing text, why
would you want to flip the image, unless you wanted a highlight printed on
a particular side... (read as "overly fussy")   8-)

The vast majority of drawing programs on the Amiga will flip images.

>> You  can get some good results, but remember to use white or pale tee
>> shirts.

Not  necessary.  Choose/change the colours in your image with care and you
can  save  your image for printing on any coloured material. I printed all
my  attempts on black. Don't forget, you're not printing direct to TShirt,
but to special media that you iron-on to the material later.

TIP: the background colour of your image must be the transparent colour in
     whatever program you use to draw/alter/save the image.
__________________________________________________________________________

FYI...  PhotoGenics loads/saves in many formats and can flip images in any
direction and can do some fantastic image manipulation.

PersonalPaint will do most things asked of a GFX program. Very powerful.

Below is an overview of THE proggie for converting GFX formats and it does
much, much more. This is what GfxLab24 is capable of, very impressive, I'm
sure you'll agree:

 GfxLab24 OverView
 -----------------

   GfxLab24 is a 24-bit and bitmap image processing program. It runs
   under AmigaOS 3.0 or higher. Here are some of its features:

   - Loading :

        - IFF24
        - IFF 2 & 8 - HAM6 - HAM8
        - JPEG
        - TARGA
        - PNG (bitmap & RGB)
        - Any picture DataType (GIF, BMP, PCX,... etc.)

   - Saving :

        - IFF24
        - IFF 2-8bit, HAM6, HAM8
        - GIF (specs GIF87a et GIF89a)
        - Jfif (JPEG)
        - TARGA.
        - PCX
        - PNG (bitmap & RGB)

   - Display the picture from 2 to 8 bitplanes + HAM6/8, with or
     without a fixed palette (13 halftoning/error diffusion modes).

   - Fast previewing window. Operators are applied in REAL TIME !

   - 24 processing operators:

        - Colour To Gray
        - Mask Filter
        - Brightness
        - Scale (reduction/enlargement by % or with height/width in
          pixels)
        - Crop
        - Emboss
        - Sketch
        - Negative (on any of the three RGB componants)
        - Rotate
        - Bicolor (Turn picture to black and white. 9 halftones.)
        - Flip (horizontal or vertical)
        - Visual Aspect (modify the display and pixels ratios)
        - Quake (horizontally or vertically)
        - Disperse pixel (setting the radius and the probability)
        - Convolve (Applying/Editing/loading/saving matrices library
          of convolution)
        - Remove isolated pixel
        - Quantize palette (Quantizing/loading/saving palette)
        - Balance filter (modify gamma,sin,brightness,contrast)
        - Fade (fading between two pictures)
        - Whirl
        - Brush copy (with transparent color)
        - Text
        - Noise (white or coloured)
        - Mosaic

   - Built-in Virtual Memory management, available on ANY
     Amiga computer, even WITHOUT MMU, and fully adjustable.

   - Intuition 3.0 interface, and preference management.

   - ARexx Port allowing automatic processing. Some ARexx scripts are
     provided as example.

   - Best of all, GfxLab24 is FREEWARE !!

There is also a neat little proggie called Transition which does single or
batch conversions of image file formats.

Hope this is of some help to those budding Warhols, Turners or Picassos.

Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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-- Anon

<tsb>
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From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>

Hello Chris

On 05-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Heylo!
> 
> I was just thinking that for a few years now the main Amiga show of
> Great Britain has been held in London which may seem like a central
> place but really is not. London is a complex place with high prices
> and for some it is too far to travel.
> 
> The people who ran this years WoA surely covered their expense
> otherwise they would not have run the show. One major factor of
> expense to cover is the cost of renting a venue in london which
> I suppose could be even double or triple the price of a 'hall' or
> 'area' in another part of the country depending on what size
> you rent.

Several of the major exhibitors did not like the venue for many diffrent
financial reasons , A letter from one of them was posted on the cu-list 
a while back ( I will try to find it in the archives)

> 
> Then I hear people moan that it is not a good location for them, me
> included, but nothing is ever done. The people who ran WoA are
> just normal people like you and me and surely one of us could
> start planning an Amiga show in a location to be more reasonable
> to people.
> 
There is alot more to organising a show of that size than you think .

snip-->

My own gripe was spending £ 80 + on train fairs and carrying large boxes
back on the train 

or Car petrol costs for around trip of 400+ miles and rooms £150 +

That would cancell out any savings on hardware bought :-(

Savings on new gear is prob one of the main reasons for going .

We concided a stand for our user group but it would have cost us
£ 300 for travel & accom & food & drink for just two of us .


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From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>

Hello all 
snipped from various peps.-->
> 
>> Does  anyone  know  of  an  T-Shirt  printers  who will maybe do small
>> amounts of prints, good quality at a cheap price.
>> 
>> Or does anyone know of any T-Shirt printers that are good :)?
snip-->

> I  own a Canon and have access to an HP_Deskjet and Epson Stylus Color IIs
> and  there  are kits including TShirt transfer sheets etc., available that
> work on all the above.
> 
> I  have  not  used  them  for a while and going from memory, you print the
> horizontally  flipped  image (or whatever) on the special sheet, then iron
> on to TShirt. Of course if there's no text, there's no need to flip.

Any one printing through turboprint ( don't we all ?) there is a tick
selection
for just this option (see below )

> 
> Once again from memory, I think there was a special ink cartridge too.

You don't need special inks for the inkjet papers .

> 
> They worked a treat on the 3 or 4 TShirts I did some years ago.
> 
> The  only  one  I  see  now is about 3 years old and unless my Son is very
> grubby,  it has been washed (as per directions in the kit) many times with
> only minor fading.
> 

The quality of the sheets is the same as for any paper -- the better quality
sheets last longer look better ect. The same applies to the image . Cartoon
images can be printed in lower resolutions ,
a180x180 cartoon we look fine , for photo pics 750x750 is a min.

>> Thanks  for  your  help. I may look into this, although I only own an
>> old  Star  LC200  which  is  not  up to the job. It would probably be
>> cheaper for me just to find a place that could print the t-shirts.

For dot maktrix printers you can get special ribbons , but the quality is
not quite as good .
> 
> If  you  follow this route, I think you will have to save your image as an
> color  separated  image on to a PC or MAC formatted disk. Printing outlets
> don't  seem to have heard of the Amiga (uninformed, benighted people), and
> won't be able to load the image. A lot more work for the desired result.
or get an Amiga owning mate with a ink jet  to print it .

> 
>> But thanks again, I may have a go when I get a new printer!

For 1 or 2 off's I don't mind doing some , mail me private .
 
>> It would seem all I need to do it to be able to print in reverse but
>> I don't see how to do this.  I have TurboPrint but don't see an option
>> for this. Can you explain to me what I am missing?
> 
>>> If  you  go to Turbo print prefs then to the graphics page / section,
>>> you will see in the bottom right a tick box for negative & mirror.
>>> 
>>> The mirror is the one you are looking for.
> 
> Correct re: mirroring in TurboPRINT, but, unless you're printing text, why
> would you want to flip the image, unless you wanted a highlight printed on
> a particular side... (read as "overly fussy")   8-)

:-)

yep you are right but even some images need to be mirrored

>>> You  can get some good results, but remember to use white or pale tee
>>> shirts.
> 
> Not  necessary.  Choose/change the colours in your image with care and you
> can  save  your image for printing on any coloured material. I printed all
> my  attempts on black. Don't forget, you're not printing direct to TShirt,
> but to special media that you iron-on to the material later.

There are diffrent types of papers & even special cloth for printing on dark
colours 
you would find it very dificult to print accurate colours on dark shirts
with most papers,
I would recomend the special cloth for that type of work .
> 
> TIP: the background colour of your image must be the transparent colour in
>     whatever program you use to draw/alter/save the image.

snip wonderful advert for art package -->

;-)

Sorry for the long mail , if any one wants any more advice please ask , 
but quote sparingly please 

Ralph


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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Jon

On 06-Sep-99, Jon Peterson wrote:

> Jack, I am sure ImageFX has the ability to mirror and image. There are a
> number of other GRFX programs that do this with images. Also, PgS prints
> all my pics from ImageFX and every other graphics program I can find.
> Exactly what format are the pics in?

Duh!  You are right.  When I first got ImageFX I had saved a file
and tried to load it into PS.  It didn't work so I never thought
about trying it again.  It was a jpeg.  I was just too busy playing
with ImageFX to look into it further.  I tried loading as an ilbm
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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Ralph

On 06-Sep-99, Ralph wrote:
> From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>
> 
> Hello Jack
> 
> On 05-Sep-99, you wrote:
> snip-->
> 
> If you go to Turbo print prefs then to the graphics page / section ,
> you will see in the bottom right a tick box for negative & mirror .
> 
> The mirror is the one you are looking for .

That did it. 

> 
> You can get some good results , but remember to use white or 
> pale tee shirts .

If I print in low resolution the printout looks as I want it to
but the quality is obviously low.  If I raise the print resolution
the text become jagged.  Any idea why this is happening?  I am
using an Epson 850 and the print looks great if I print it on
regular paper.  But when I print to the transfer paper it just
can't handle it.  I tried changing the paper type in TurboPrint
to the other settings (photoglossy, etc.) but it failed the same
way. :(

Jack


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From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>

Hello Jack

On 08-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>
snip-->

>> If you go to Turbo print prefs then to the graphics page / section ,
>> you will see in the bottom right a tick box for negative & mirror .
>> 
>> The mirror is the one you are looking for .
> 
> That did it. 


did it work ok ?
> 
>> 
>> You can get some good results , but remember to use white or 
>> pale tee shirts .
> 
> If I print in low resolution the printout looks as I want it to
> but the quality is obviously low.  If I raise the print resolution
> the text become jagged.  Any idea why this is happening? 

It should not hapen , does the same thing hapen when you do the same test on
ordinary paper ?

Have you set the 'super'  setting in TurboPrint / graphics / smothing ?



> I am
> using an Epson 850 and the print looks great if I print it on
> regular paper.  But when I print to the transfer paper it just
> can't handle it.  I tried changing the paper type in TurboPrint
> to the other settings (photoglossy, etc.) but it failed the same
> way. :(

When you say 'can't handle it' do you mean it smudges and bleeds ?

What resolutions are you printing onto the transfer paper & what type print
is it ?
( ie photo  -  just text - cartoon type ect )

I try to use the plain paper or inkjet paper setting for transfer paper.

I have only used a Cannon 610 for tee shirt prints , but I have a 
Epson 850 so I will try it out as soon as I can .

The Cannon has done some realy impesssive tee shirt pics , every thing from 

Lara Croft pics on light coloured denim jakets ( for my 2 girls not me ;-) 
) 
to logos for a Local radio station  - tee shirts , knickers , shorts .......

StarTrek logos , Music logos , 
and even some glamour pics of the wifey on tee shirts for me ;-)

Orders now being taken 

;-)

Ralph




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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Ralph

On 08-Sep-99, Ralph wrote:
> From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>

> 
>>> If you go to Turbo print prefs then to the graphics page / section ,
>>> you will see in the bottom right a tick box for negative & mirror .
>>> 
>>> The mirror is the one you are looking for .
>> 
>> That did it. 
> 
> 
> did it work ok ?

It does as long as I print in low density as described below. 


>> If I print in low resolution the printout looks as I want it to
>> but the quality is obviously low.  If I raise the print resolution
>> the text become jagged.  Any idea why this is happening? 
> 
> It should not hapen , does the same thing hapen when you do the same test
> on ordinary paper ?

When I print on normal paper it looks great at higher densities.

 
> Have you set the 'super'  setting in TurboPrint / graphics / smothing ?

Yes, I have this set as default.


> 
>> I am
>> using an Epson 850 and the print looks great if I print it on
>> regular paper.  But when I print to the transfer paper it just
>> can't handle it.  I tried changing the paper type in TurboPrint
>> to the other settings (photoglossy, etc.) but it failed the same
>> way. :(
> 
> When you say 'can't handle it' do you mean it smudges and bleeds ?

> What resolutions are you printing onto the transfer paper & what type
> print is it ?
> ( ie photo - just text - cartoon type ect )

I am trying to print something that has text and graphics.  If I print
at 180x180 dpi everything looks as I would expect it to look, just
not as clear due to the low density setting.  If I raise the density
setting any higher the graphics still print ok but the text is wrong.
It looks as though the top half of the letters started printing in one
position while the bottom half was shifted over about 1/4 inch. 

> 
> I try to use the plain paper or inkjet paper setting for transfer paper.
> 
> I have only used a Cannon 610 for tee shirt prints , but I have a 
> Epson 850 so I will try it out as soon as I can .
> 
> The Cannon has done some realy impesssive tee shirt pics , every thing
> from

I tried transferring the low density one I printed out to an old shirt
and even it came out pretty good.  If I can get around the density
problem I'm sure it will look great.


> Lara Croft pics on light coloured denim jakets ( for my 2 girls not me ;-)

Sure, if you say so. ;)

Jack


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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Ralph

On 08-Sep-99, Ralph wrote:
> From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>


> When you say 'can't handle it' do you mean it smudges and bleeds ?
> 
> What resolutions are you printing onto the transfer paper & what type
> print is it ?
> ( ie photo - just text - cartoon type ect )
> 
> I try to use the plain paper or inkjet paper setting for transfer paper.
> 
> I have only used a Cannon 610 for tee shirt prints , but I have a 
> Epson 850 so I will try it out as soon as I can .
> 
> The Cannon has done some realy impesssive tee shirt pics , every thing
> from
> 

Turns out the problem appears to be in TurboPrint.  The printout is
a mixture of text and graphics.  When printing in the higher densities
the text is partly shifted.  That is to say, the top part of the first
letter is printed at a certain position while the bottom part of that
same letter is printed about 1/4 inch to the right.  I turned off the
mirror option and reversed the text in PageStream before printing.  
Turned out fine.  The only problem now is judging the contrast and
brightness levels.  Printing on plain paper gives a different look
than printing on the transfers.  And each time I change it, another
sheet of transfer is trashed.  Is there a better way?


> Lara Croft pics on light coloured denim jakets ( for my 2 girls not me ;-)

Sure...if you say so. ;)

Jack


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From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>

Hello Jack

On 08-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>
>> From: Ralph <ralph@twiss.u-net.com>
> 
> 
>> When you say 'can't handle it' do you mean it smudges and bleeds ?
>> 
>> What resolutions are you printing onto the transfer paper & what type
>> print is it ?
>> ( ie photo - just text - cartoon type ect )
>>

snip-->

> 
> Turns out the problem appears to be in TurboPrint.  The printout is
> a mixture of text and graphics.  When printing in the higher densities
> the text is partly shifted.  That is to say, the top part of the first
> letter is printed at a certain position while the bottom part of that
> same letter is printed about 1/4 inch to the right.  I turned off the
> mirror option and reversed the text in PageStream before printing.  
> Turned out fine. 
snip-->

I have just tried printing out a 750 x1400 pic with text over,  mirrored , 
on my Epson 850 , through TurboPrint using a bitmaped font and a cc font .

It printed fine ( it was on plain paper , cos it shoul'nt make any diffrence

what you print on )

Which makes me think it is ( as you say ) a Turbo Print setting / fault  , 
or a clash between the prog printing from & TurboPrint 

Which prog are you printing from ?

If you want to send me the pic / text I will try it out on my system 
that might give us some clues .


 > The only problem now is judging the contrast and
> brightness levels.  Printing on plain paper gives a different look
> than printing on the transfers.  And each time I change it, another
> sheet of transfer is trashed.  Is there a better way?
> 

Unless it is somthing /very/  (/Very/) complicated I assemble everthing in
Graphics 
Publisher and alter the contrast settings there . However the only prob I 
have had is not with the transfer sheet  but with the material that the
transfer
 is to be ironed on to .(the transfer sheets that I use are plain white and
so give 
the same look as ordinary paper ) 


I would print out on normal paper the various logos and the pin / stich them

on to the garment to check out the look position ( the record so far is 25
diffrent logos / pics on 1 top )


Ralph


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In accordance with the prophecy, Tony P. Parr uttered:

> From: "Tony P. Parr" <tony@merlin.net.au>

> Greetings All...

> Recently various people asked and answered about T-Shirt printing. I offer
> the following limited information, based on my own experience:

> (snip)

> horizontally  flipped  image (or whatever) on the special sheet, then iron
> on to TShirt. Of course if there's no text, there's no need to flip.

Wouldn't it work just as well with a vertically flipped image? =)

> Here in OZ, for example, one can buy the cheapest
> Canon  bubble-jet for as low as $A139

$A139 = hex A139 = 41273. Heh, that's beyond my budget too. =)

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> > Recently various people asked and answered about T-Shirt printing. I offer
> > the following limited information, based on my own experience:
> 
> > (snip)

Conde offers transfer materials, T-shirts mugs etc... and a nice web page 
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Hi all,

It seems Digital Images are back, make up your mind gawd damn it :)

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Hello,

We have been evaluating the current situation with Amiga and we are
pleased
to announce the continuation of AmigaMCC development.

Kind Regards,

Stuart Walker
Digital Images
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Hello,

Wipeout 2097 can now be pre-ordered from http://www.blittersoft.com for
£29.95!


Specification:

Highly detailed 3d graphics
8 tracks with up to 15 ships racing concurrently
3 racing modes (time trial/arcade/challenge)
4 racing classes
5 ship models with different characteristics
8 weapons/extras
9 CD audio tracks + 16 bit sound fx
MPEG animations (no external player required)
Keyboard/Mouse/Joypad control (fully configurable)

AMIGA-specific features:

Runs in a window on the workbench (incl. resizing)
Supports triple buffering for max. performance
Increased maximal view distance during the race
Fogging effect
Mipmapping/trilinear filtering (if supported by hardware)
Gamma correction
Optional frame rate limitation

Requirements:

PowerPC 603e CPU (recommended: 604e CPU)
3D gfx card (minimal: CV3D, recommended: CVPPC/BVPPC or newer)
recommended: sound card
minimal 1 MB free HD space (recommended: 70 MB)
24 MB RAM (recommended: 32 MB RAM)
CD-ROM drive
OS 3.0 (recommended: OS 3.1)
CyberGraphX/Picasso96 software
WarpUp V4 software (included)
Warp3D V2 software (included)
recommended: AHI software



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Stuart Walker
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http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep1999/nf90910c.htm


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Hello interested readers!

I'd just like to warn everyone NEVER to register a .co.uk domain
because they give you so much trouble.

I suggest going for a US one like .com/.net/.org because these
are simple to move and trouble free.

I have been trying to get the DNS servers of aio.co.uk moved because
I have a new place to host the AIO website. It has been going on
for around 2 months and they still refuse to change the DNS servers.

The site is registered to someone else because he did this for me
because at the time he could host it but he emailed them and they told
him that he would need to fax them an 'official' company headed
paper requesting the change of the DNS servers. He did this and
still it has not moved.

For this I appologise for the sorry state the AIO site is in with some
times it being up and sometimes not and also for not letting me get
on with the site updating the bits that need updating on a regular
basis.

The last word of warning, *NEVER* register a .co.uk

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From: "William F. Maddock" <wmaddock@icon-stl.net>

On 29-Aug-99 00:28:10 wmaddock@icon-stl.net William F. Maddock wrote:

>Does anyone know of a Liquid Audio player for the Amiga? There are a
>couple of files I'd like to get at, but I won't waste the time, if
>there's no player for the Amiga.

This is my second time asking this. Deos anyone know of a Liquid Audio
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From: Stephen Williams <sw@nysa.u-net.com>

Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net> wrote:
> I suggest going for a US one like .com/.net/.org because these
> are simple to move and trouble free.

[pedantic mode on]

Technically, those aren't US domains at all.  A ".us" top-level
domain exists, but it's hardly ever used for some reason.  ".com",
".org" and ".net" are open to all countries, but they're
concentrated around the States.

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Stephen, 

On 11-Sep-99, you wrote:

> Technically, those aren't US domains at all.  A ".us" top-level
> domain exists, but it's hardly ever used for some reason.  

I know this, maybe they want to seem better than us :)

> ".com",
> ".org" and ".net" are open to all countries, but they're
> concentrated around the States.

Yes, yes of course but the country you register those domains
in is the USA so they are owned by a USA firm/government which
I would say makes them American :) maybe you think different.

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From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>

How many of you read Brad Webb's e-mag "Amiga Update"?

See latest issue at:-

  http://www.globaldialog.com/~amigaupdate/brad/990910

In particular, scroll down (not very far) to:-

  Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:

Disturbing thoughts!!! - especially the bit:-

   "Gateway has dropped plans to build the new machine.
    Instead, it will focus on creating a user-friendly
    interface that will link Internet appliances over
    home networks."

If Gateway/Amiga have ditched plans for a new Amiga why are they getting
OS3.5 ready for the market? Surely I am not so cynical to think that it
is only to raise money from us Amiga suckers to help them with their
other plans and then ditch us after they have squeezed one last drop out
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From: Gerrit-kjeld Dusseljee <dussel@cybercomm.nl>

Hello Frank

Op 13-sep-99 schreef Frank Bunton:

> From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>
> 
> How many of you read Brad Webb's e-mag "Amiga Update"?
> 
> See latest issue at:-
> 
>  http://www.globaldialog.com/~amigaupdate/brad/990910
> 
> In particular, scroll down (not very far) to:-
> 
>  Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:
> 
> Disturbing thoughts!!! - especially the bit:-
> 
>   "Gateway has dropped plans to build the new machine.
>    Instead, it will focus on creating a user-friendly
>    interface that will link Internet appliances over
>    home networks."
> 
> If Gateway/Amiga have ditched plans for a new Amiga why are they getting
> OS3.5 ready for the market? Surely I am not so cynical to think that it
> is only to raise money from us Amiga suckers to help them with their
> other plans and then ditch us after they have squeezed one last drop out
> of us???

You have to remember that OS3.5 is not from Amiga, but H&P!!

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From: tim@ramjam.u-net.com (Tim Corringham)

Hi Frank

> If Gateway/Amiga have ditched plans for a new Amiga why are they getting
> OS3.5 ready for the market? Surely I am not so cynical to think that it
> is only to raise money from us Amiga suckers to help them with their
> other plans and then ditch us after they have squeezed one last drop out
> of us???

Under Jim Collas, Amiga Inc and Amiga International were merged into Amiga.

I expect that to be reversed. OS3.5, AmiCola, boxer shorts, socks and Annex,
are all Amiga International things. I expect these to continue (Petro
doesn't give up easily).

Amiga NG things, such as the MCC and AmigaObjects are Amige Inc things.
I expect some of these to continue, but under Gateway rather than
Amiga.

  Tim

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From: "Peter" <10565@telia.com>

>> If Gateway/Amiga have ditched plans for a new Amiga why are they getting
>> OS3.5 ready for the market? Surely I am not so cynical to think that it
>> is only to raise money from us Amiga suckers to help them with their
>> other plans and then ditch us after they have squeezed one last drop out
>> of us???


I think GW2k and Amiga are planing something,
and these rumers about InternetGui/Settop boxes are nomore than just rumers..

>Under Jim Collas, Amiga Inc and Amiga International were merged into Amiga.
>
>I expect that to be reversed. OS3.5, AmiCola, boxer shorts, socks and Annex,

AmiCola, waths that?, i want some, were can i get it?



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From: tim@ramjam.u-net.com (Tim Corringham)

Hi Peter

> >Under Jim Collas, Amiga Inc and Amiga International were merged into Amiga.
> >
> >I expect that to be reversed. OS3.5, AmiCola, boxer shorts, socks and Annex,
>
> AmiCola, waths that?, i want some, were can i get it?

It's a rather disgusting brown soft drink. Petro sells expensive cans of the
stuff at Amiga shows.

  Tim

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Tim Corringham wrote:

> [...]
> I expect that to be reversed. OS3.5, AmiCola, boxer shorts, socks and Annex,
> are all Amiga International things. I expect these to continue (Petro doesn't
> give up easily).

I hope so. I really do hope so! He's (just about) our only hope. Anyways, let's
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>   Tim

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From: "William F. Maddock" <wmaddock@icon-stl.net>

On 12-Sep-99 18:47:29 bunton@acay.com.au Frank Bunton wrote:

>From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>

>How many of you read Brad Webb's e-mag "Amiga Update"?

>See latest issue at:-

>  http://www.globaldialog.com/~amigaupdate/brad/990910

>In particular, scroll down (not very far) to:-

>  Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:

>Disturbing thoughts!!! - especially the bit:-

>   "Gateway has dropped plans to build the new machine.
>    Instead, it will focus on creating a user-friendly
>    interface that will link Internet appliances over
>    home networks."

>If Gateway/Amiga have ditched plans for a new Amiga why are they
>getting OS3.5 ready for the market? Surely I am not so cynical to think
>that it is only to raise money from us Amiga suckers to help them with
>their other plans and then ditch us after they have squeezed one last
>drop out of us???

Please remember that since they won't be building hardware, they'll need
to do licensing. I think it's likely that other companies will look into
licensing the OE for desktop/tower computer systems. Iwin may be one of
those. Of course, I've also read that there is supposed to be an
announcement tomorrow, so...

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Subject: [just-amiga] == THE PHOENIX PLATFORM CONSORTIUM ==
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From: Kenneth Craig <kwdjc@wf.net>

Hello all,
    Thought you might be interested in this:


== THE PHOENIX PLATFORM CONSORTIUM ==

We are pleased to announce the acceptance of provisional charter for
the Phoenix Platform Consortium.

Phoenix signatories believe it is time to place our destiny back in
the hands of folks who understand what the Amiga is all about. You
will notice members of the original Jay Miner team within our ranks.

Unlike other new entities we will not field questions from newsgroups,
mailing lists, or in email, nor will we be erecting a marketing facade
to false hopes. Results and honest direction are our mandate.

The Phoenix Platform Consortium will assume responsibility for aid and
recommendation for reference platforms for the Amiga users who wish to
upgrade their present Amigas, as we establish an open migration path
to a new platform. That platform will in spirit and in feel be a new
Amiga experience while incorporating and surpassing the features found
on the desktop elsewhere today.

More information will be posted when we have facts to present. Please
do NOT email the participants in curiosity. We ask for your patience
in this matter. Please respect the wishes of the participants named
below. There is much to do and we have just begun.

As information becomes available it will be posted on mailing lists,
newsgroups, and at the following website: http://owlnet.net/phoenix/
which will be up shortly. This announcement is freely repostable.

Thanks, from the Phoenix Platform Consortium, currently:

Alan Crandall JMS
Alan Swithenbank Stanford Comp Systems Lab
Albert Bailey Flying Mice
Andy Finkel Met@box
Aron Digulla AROS
Bart G Colbert BG Colbert
Berardino Baratta MetroWerks
Bill Bull QNX
Bill McEwen Amino
Bohdan Lechnowsky REBOL
Bruce Ellsworth AmiTrace/ACSVideo
Carl Sassenrath REBOL
Christian Kemp ANN
Clash Bowley Flying Mice
Dan Dodge QNX
Daryl Low QNX Internship
Dave Cook GuruMeditationError
Dave Haynie Met@box
dinglis QNX
Don Cox Don Cox Computer Productions
Drew S Tarmey IAT Manufacturing
Dr Greg Perry GPSoftware
Ed MacKenty MacKenty Software Services
Eric Herget Ki Networks
Fleecy Moss Amino
Frank Friesacher QNX
Fred Wright The Wright Solution
Gary Peake Team AMIGA/OwlNet
Geert Bevin Thunderstorms/The Leaf
Giorgio Gomelsky JMS
Glenn Davidson Cloud Media
G'o'tz Ohnesorge
greenboy Phoenix
Hal Greenlee HardDrivers
Holger Kruse Nordic Global
Igor Kovalenko Motorola iDEN
Joanne Dow Wizardess Designs
Joe Gulizia SCOLA
Johan Rönnblom
John Shepard
Kevin Lowe BrainDrops
Kevin Tiernan Elfnet
Marc Albrecht A.C.T.
Mario Charest Zinformatic
Mario Saitti Phoenix
Marko Seppänen Visual Engineer
Martin McKenzie CADTech
Matt Sealey U of Leicester
Michael Battilana Cloanto
Mick Tinker Access
Odd H Sandvick
Olaf Barthel logical line GmbH
Paul Lesurf Blittersoft
Paul May Phoenix
Paul Nolan Paul Nolan Ltd
Ray Akey HMetalsoft/ZenMetal
RJ Mical Mical.org
Robert Krten PARSE/Cisco
Ron Liechty MetroWerks
Rudi Chiarito Magrathea Development
Samuel A Falvo II Dolphin
Shaun Sauve QNX
Stephane Desrosiers
Stephen Jones Siamese Systems
Steve Tomkins QNX
Tobias Abt Picasso 96
Vegard Berget
Wolf Dietrich phase 5


Interested developers may contact greenboy [greenboy@bigsky.net]
with a post titled

Dev Database <your name>

and with the following information in the body

1. Name
2. Company
3. Email@
4. Developer Category
A. Hardware
B. Software
C. Beta tester
D. Marketing/Support Functions
E. Internet-oriented development
5. Development Description (ie specialties - video, office suite, etc)
A. Current Projects
B. Past Projects
6. Platforms currently involved


Regards,
Kenneth

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Here it is:

http://www.amiga.de/diary/executive-e.html

Not much, but at least not an end marker...

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Hello People!
after a looong time..i have succesfully installed the Power Flyer on my
1200T with 3.1 Roms. it seems to work perfect..BUT..i can not get  the ATA3
prefs to work...i used snoop dos to find out what is wrong and it says
something about ENVARC...
I tried to reach Power but they dont reply my mails.
Im asking anybody here who uses the Power Flyer who could give me an advice
about how could i use the ATA3 prefs and how to know if the Flyer is working
correct..is there any program to test it??
Well..i hope anybody could help me
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From: Richard Lane <richard@amiga.prestel.co.uk>

Hello Chris

On 11-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Hello interested readers!

Sorry this is a bit late but I've just bought my own .co.uk domain and moved
it so I'm now able to give some input on this. 

> 
> I'd just like to warn everyone NEVER to register a .co.uk domain
> because they give you so much trouble.
> 
> I suggest going for a US one like .com/.net/.org because these
> are simple to move and trouble free.

I can't see that the .co.uk one are any more difficult to change that the
others. They both work in the same way. 

> 
> I have been trying to get the DNS servers of aio.co.uk moved because
> I have a new place to host the AIO website. It has been going on
> for around 2 months and they still refuse to change the DNS servers.

Luckly I've not had any problems, the DNS servers were changed within a few
hours of emailing them. 
> 
> The site is registered to someone else because he did this for me
> because at the time he could host it but he emailed them and they told
> him that he would need to fax them an 'official' company headed
> paper requesting the change of the DNS servers. He did this and
> still it has not moved.

Who is it that your domain is with? go on shame names. From what you've said
here they do seem to be dragging things out some what. Though I can
understand them being a bit careful if you are not the person to whom the
domain is registerd for obvious reasons. 

> 
> For this I appologise for the sorry state the AIO site is in with some
> times it being up and sometimes not and also for not letting me get
> on with the site updating the bits that need updating on a regular
> basis.

> The last word of warning, *NEVER* register a .co.uk

Sorry I don't agree. they're a real bargain atm. 

If anyone's looking for a cheap UK webhost take a look at Free4all. You have
to buy your domain name with someone else and get it transfered but that's
about it. You also get 25mb of web space even if there website says 10mb. The
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From: Mike Cardwell <mickeyc@ukonline.co.uk>

*Reply to quotes from the Executive Update (14/09/99)*

N.B. If you read the whole thing, and have followed Amiga for the last
few months, then you'd understand why I seem to over react a little 
here. I don't know what Schmidt had been smoking when he wrote it, but
he needs to come back down to Earth.

> First, I hope you'd agree that Amiga was never about a box.  It was 
> never about an operating system either. Sure those things were part of
> what made the original Amiga great, but at its heart, Amiga was simply
> about a better way.

Rubbish. The Amiga is a computer, with a brilliant operating system,
easy to use, and easy to expand. Amiga is not a concept. I didn't buy my
Amiga for the community, I bought it for the computer.

> Amiga was ahead of its time.  Amiga promised to change the world.  It 
> ran against conventional wisdom and was better than anything out there
> at the time.  In fact, we could all argue that it's still better than
> anything out there.

Could we? What about Amiga Emulation on a Pentium 3? Get the best of
both worlds. Maybe the emulation isn't as fast as running Amiga software
on a real PPC Amiga. But how is the Amiga going to keep up, if Amiga is
not going to be developing hardware? Does this mean the MCC has been
dropped? Sounds like it to me.

> But to limit Amiga to just one box, one product, one OS, is to keep 
> Amiga from ever seeing its full potential.

I don't understand what you're talking about. What are you saying that
Amiga is? It's a computer, it can come in many varietys. I just expected
that Amiga it's self would actually develop one, rather than leaving it
to third parties.

> So why not have Amiga running on every type of device imaginable, on 
> top of every other OS out there?

This insinuates that you are classifying Amiga as a piece of software.
If not an OS, then what?

> So long live Amiga, but if you think that Amiga was just a box, you've > missed the point.

Bo****ks! Many people are expecting, a brand new spanking Amiga. One
with all the current advantages, but with a decent hardware spec. Amiga
has turned it's back on us. What's going to happen to OS5 with it's
Linux kernal. Has everything we've been told about just been dropped?

> Thomas J. Schmidt
> President & C.E.O.

I guess G4/QNIX are our only hope now. But will any third party company
take the risk of developing an Amiga with the specs we were promised, at
such a low price? I don't think so. :(

P.S. Sorry to be so negative. It's just so frustrating to listen to so
many promises, start to believe them, and then realise they were all
lies. Please don't demean this list by flaming me publicly, if you 
disagree. I do however expect there'll be more response to this, in the
list.

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Frank, 

On 13-Sep-99, you wrote:

> If Gateway/Amiga have ditched plans for a new Amiga why are they
getting
> OS3.5 ready for the market? Surely I am not so cynical to think that it
> is only to raise money from us Amiga suckers to help them with their
> other plans and then ditch us after they have squeezed one last drop
out
> of us???

Well everyone else has done it why not add another to the line. No
one really knows what is going on except whoever is at Gateway and
Amiga and i guess they don't know either ;)

It wouldn't make sence for Gateway to just use the name because it
would hold nothing for us Amiga users slapped on another box which
is just an internet-tv setup. I don't even think those Internet-TV
jobbies do very well as computer prices drop and everything that
is anything comes bundled with a modem there is no use for them.

If they want to make something else then they could use any name
because Amiga (the name) does not hold much respect these days
apart from us Amigans so it would not give anything a head start.

Why would they pay for the rights and just use a name, they can
make a new name which would be free and they wouldn't exactly
use the 'old' Amiga technology so basically they will have wasted
a few million dollers.

I for one am never going to use a PC because my Amiga does alot
of things I want it to do. Some people say they can't see themselves
using the Amiga in 5 - 10 years but we've been using basically
the same Amigas from 1994 so why not? I don't think I can see myself
using anything else. I'm not even sure i'd want to use a new Amiga
if it ever came out because it would be 'nothing' like our current
Amigas and maybe thats just our problem, we want something the
same but want it to change which is never going to happen. Its
stick with the Amiga or get a PC, I don't think i can ever see any
other way, its been like that for so long i'm used to it.

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

All,

I have two copies of Amiga Format issue 128 the CD version. One copy
hasn't been touched and the CD is even still taped to the front of
the issue.

Its of no use to me the untouched copy so if anyone wants it then
you can have it for £1. It's better if your in the UK but I may
consider sending it if your outside the uk.

The £1 is to just cover the postage costs and I will return any
other money if it costs less (which it should).

So email me if your interested and i'll sort something out.

The mag is worth £6 so if you missed it its worth contacting me.
If your wondering why I have 2 copies and are doubtful then
if you want I can give you the reason for that.

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From: Vytautas <brotheramiga@takas.lt>

Hello Mike

On 15-Sep-99, you wrote:

> The Amiga is a computer, with a brilliant operating system,
> easy to use, and easy to expand. Amiga is not a concept. I didn't buy my
> Amiga for the community, I bought it for the computer.

I'll agree with you here (atleast partialy). I bought AMIGA for it's
capabilities *and* for the concept *how* it does the things. Later I discovered
this community and everything combined is great :) I think OS, HW, the
concept how everything works and last but not least community *makes* AMIGA so
great.

> But how is the Amiga going to keep up, if Amiga is
> not going to be developing hardware? Does this mean the MCC has been
> dropped? Sounds like it to me.

As I understood it's true :( No AMIGA MCC :(
 
>> But to limit Amiga to just one box, one product, one OS, is to keep 
>> Amiga from ever seeing its full potential.

??????? Aparently this 'pRESIDENT' doesn't know what to write.
 
>> So long live Amiga, but if you think that Amiga was just a box, you've >
      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^      
>> missed the point.

AmigaInc. president is laughing at as ? What the f*** does he means by that ? 'Long
live gATEWAYoBJECTS (aka amigaobjects)'. 'Long live software running on top
of sux'2000' Or ... Maybe I missed the point ?
 
> Amiga
> has turned it's back on us. What's going to happen to OS5 with it's
> Linux kernal. Has everything we've been told about just been dropped?

Sounds like it was dropped :( Anyway heard those newamiga talks for some
time. Remember A/Box, PreBox (or smth), MMC and bla bla bla. Everytime they
say it's going to be a revolution. Everytime I *WAS* dissapointed. Now MCC is
gone and some thing Aminos showed up. In any way I'm going to wait for it :)
I'll be using my AMIGA. Maybe in a year or two I'll get a pC (but only if
I'll need it). Now I don't need it and mostly *I don't want it*.
 
Regards, Vytas
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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello,

I've changed something somewhere and now my zip disks won't auto-
mount.  I have a mountlist in devs:.  I don't recall changing 
anything to do with this but I must have since it worked before.
Does anyone know what I need to do to get the drive to recognize
disk changes?  If I mount them manually (using SCSIMounter) they 
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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

All,

I've had this question sent into thee 'general@aio.co.uk' address and
wondered if anyone knew where you could get one from?

"I`m trying to get hold of a 15 - 23 pin VGA adapter for my A1200 and
wondered
if you cold tell me where I could get one Thanks for your help "

I've told him to try Eyetech but if anyone knows of a place that has
one for certain then let me know please.

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From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>

Mike Cardwell wrote:

> *Reply to quotes from the Executive Update (14/09/99)*
> 
> N.B. If you read the whole thing, and have followed Amiga for the last
> few months, then you'd understand why I seem to over react a little
> here. I don't know what Schmidt had been smoking when he wrote it, but
> he needs to come back down to Earth.

> ... big snip ...

Your whole e-mail is very well stated. My sentiments exactly and
probably those of many more.

> I guess G4/QNIX are our only hope now. But will any third party company
> take the risk of developing an Amiga with the specs we were promised, at
> such a low price? I don't think so. :(

How many more coffin nails can Amiga withstand before the final one is
reach?

With comments like these coming from Thomas J. Schmidt how many more 3rd
party Amiga developers will be dropping out?

> P.S. Sorry to be so negative.

Maybe - but so very realistic. And so necessary to state these thoughts.

> It's just so frustrating to listen to so
> many promises, start to believe them, and then realise they were all
> lies.

Quite so - how long now since Commodore dropped out? And so often our
hopes were raised over the years since then only to be dashed down
again. How much longer can ardent Amiga users maintain their ardour????

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From: "P.Steadman" <stead@reaperman.demon.co.uk>

hello all "Amiga users"

this is my first message on just-amiga cos i'm the quiet type but i just had
to have a rant and the lads at work look at me like some sort of looney
when i ramble on about corporate betrayal, broken promises, that relay just
blew up, er no sorry they expect me to say that. anyway you get the picture
you probably get similar looks especially if youre a window dresser and you
say the relay one.  anyway here i go. 

*/rant begin/*

Amiga inc. have always had secret partners, can't say too much, loose lips
sink chips etc. now they say that they will not be producing hardware, but
will become a software company, working with "business partners". 

Who the hell are these "business partners"?. 
are they always the same business partners or are they new business partners
each time?. 
why wont they tell us who these people are? 

On the face of it, Amiga inc. seem to have a talent for choosing bum
companies for business partners and they must be aware of the ultimate
"bum"ness of these companies or they wouldn't be keeping them out of sight.
the only company they have announced a partnership with, QNX, was dropped
when it looked like being a possible success story. hopes dashed yet again,


look at the record of this company, 

leak story to amiga press that PPC will be the next amiga processor, allow
sufficient time for programmers and hardware manufacturers to get PPC
projects underway then, just at the right moment, announce to the world
that the new amiga processor is a secret but we'll give you a clue, its not
the PPC, go extremely quiet for a long time,(hinting about secret deals),
announce deal with QNX, subtly hint at PPC version of OS5 QNX style, wait
for PPC market to pick up again, announce end of deal with QNX and great
new deal with with that well known secret company, transmeta hinted at, the
boss quits(never a good sign),the newly ex boss offloads 100,000 shares in
company(thats probably a really bad sign), finally announce that the new
processor has finally been selected and it will be non-existent, this
seemingly magical device operates purely on a mental level its
specifications are quoted as the highest number you can think of +1. well,
we can dream can't we. 

apparently, for seven years now i have been operating under some delusion
that i was using a computer, silly me, it was a philosophy i was typing on,
no, it was more than that it was an ideal, a better way, ha, these people
are all leading us down the garden path right the way to the (bill) gates,
now they dont even conceal the fact, 

well, from now on i couldnt give a toss what they say, if they produce
something worthwhile i might just look it over, but it might just be
running on a fast pentium in which case we may as well all go out and buy
one tomorrow (Gateway do some nice ones, co-incidentally), maybe run an
amiga emulator or something, and if the emulator for the best computer that
NEVER existed comes along from amigasoft,(system requirements:- Windows 95,
USS Enterprise main computer) we can all get ourselves into an Amiga frenzy
and the boys at gateway can pat themselves on the back after the success of
their two year strategy

long live Amiga, thats what they say to us, but what did they license first?
the OS for amiga forever, the UAE package for PC use. think about it.
parent company- major PC manufacturer allows small offshoot company to
produce superior computer systems with the ultimate aim of destroying
parent company's market. sound feasible, nope , the new amiga system must
operate on parent company's machines or it will not be produced. the secret
partners would appear to be .....

it is now clear that we have been cut adrift in an open boat, so to speak, i
for one am glad that the waiting is over (dont believe them again) and the
money i have put aside for the new amiga can be put to good use upgrading
my miggy even further, the better way is already at my fingertips it may
not run at supersonic speeds compared to a PC but i reckon i can produce
quicker with an amiga cos its easier to use(thats my philosophy). and
there's one thing the PC will never have, AmiNet, 

remember the days when we didn't have this type of software or that picture
format didn't work, you cant run this bloated game on an amiga cos they
aint got hard drives, no sound cards outside of big box machines, endless
lists of limitations, look about you now there aint much we cant do with
the miggy, obviously 1.3 Amiga 500 systems are going to struggle a bit but
there is plenty of life left in the old A1200 yet just keep giving it the
silicon injections 8)

*/rant end/*

i leave you with a lighthearted biblical thought, draw your own parallels, 

the bible predicts that at the end of the world, the beast will rule the
earth, only 144,000 people will be saved and go on to live in paradise,
these 144,000 people will be the only ones not to bear the mark of the
beast, 

how many Amiga users did you say there were ? 

144,000 ?

Could God be an Amiga user 8)

144,001 ?


                                     Keep on "Amiga"ing
                                                        Stead




P.S. do you resent "That firm" christening us "Amigans" cos i bloody well
do. Personally i'm not ready to give up being an "Amiga User" just yet and
if i ever do decide to give up my miggy i may as well just go and commit
macintosh 8).




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It is just an cmos invertor chip that turns the horizontal & vertical
sync upside down.  It draws the power directly from the supplies
available on the video port,  I dont know where you get one,
but any tv technicial could throw one together on a piece of
veroboard for you, in half an hour....




On 17-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
>From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

>All,

>I've had this question sent into thee 'general@aio.co.uk' address and
>wondered if anyone knew where you could get one from?

>"I`m trying to get hold of a 15 - 23 pin VGA adapter for my A1200 and
>wondered
>if you cold tell me where I could get one Thanks for your help "

>I've told him to try Eyetech but if anyone knows of a place that has
>one for certain then let me know please.

>Toodle Pip!
>-- 
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From: "William F. Maddock" <wmaddock@icon-stl.net>

On 16-Sep-99 20:21:03 bunton@acay.com.au Frank Bunton wrote:

>From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>

>Mike Cardwell wrote:

>> *Reply to quotes from the Executive Update (14/09/99)*
>>
>> N.B. If you read the whole thing, and have followed Amiga for the
>> last few months, then you'd understand why I seem to over react a
>> little here. I don't know what Schmidt had been smoking when he wrote
>> it, but he needs to come back down to Earth.

>Your whole e-mail is very well stated. My sentiments exactly and
>probably those of many more.

>> I guess G4/QNIX are our only hope now. But will any third party
>> company take the risk of developing an Amiga with the specs we were
>> promised, at such a low price? I don't think so. :(

>How many more coffin nails can Amiga withstand before the final one is
>reach?

>With comments like these coming from Thomas J. Schmidt how many more
>3rd party Amiga developers will be dropping out?

>> P.S. Sorry to be so negative.

>Maybe - but so very realistic. And so necessary to state these
>thoughts.

>> It's just so frustrating to listen to so
>> many promises, start to believe them, and then realise they were all
>> lies.

>Quite so - how long now since Commodore dropped out? And so often our
>hopes were raised over the years since then only to be dashed down
>again. How much longer can ardent Amiga users maintain their ardour????

The Phoenix Platform Consortium has their attention, and according to
his latest statement, Amiga is interested in licensing to companies
interested in developing a next generation Amiga desktop/tower
system/OS. They are not interested in competing with hardware vendors
that they may wish to license to. I think they see it as kind of biting
the hand(s) that might be feeding them.


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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Reader,

When Amiga Format published there last reader figures it had dropped
around 4000 readers which i mentioned in AIO and said something along
the lines that I will wait to see the next figure.

Issue 129 is now out (to subscribers) and the new figure is,

13,264 readers whereas the last was 14,644 so the readership has
lost over 1000 readers.

This is again bad but it is a smaller drop from last time which hopefully
means it will now level out and stay at a certain amount.

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From: Sandy Brownlee <sandy@brownlee99.freeserve.co.uk>

Hello Chris

On 18-Sep-99, you wrote:

> 13,264 readers whereas the last was 14,644 so the readership has
> lost over 1000 readers.
> 
> This is again bad but it is a smaller drop from last time which hopefully
> means it will now level out and stay at a certain amount.

There is at least that.
The question is, how much further does it need to drop b4 it goes the way of
CU, AUI and all the rest? I've been hoping that they only had to hold on
for MCC, then sales should start to rise again with all the new Amiga
users- but this isn't looking so certain.

Why is it that every piece of Amiga related news is bad?

Regards from a rather down

    Sandy Brownlee

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From: "Ian Urie" <ianurie@jwu.u-net.com>

On 17-Sep-99 21:53:39, Chris Seward said about [just-amiga] Amiga Format drops again!:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

> Reader,

> When Amiga Format published there last reader figures it had dropped
> around 4000 readers which i mentioned in AIO and said something along
> the lines that I will wait to see the next figure.

> Issue 129 is now out (to subscribers) and the new figure is,

> 13,264 readers whereas the last was 14,644 so the readership has
> lost over 1000 readers.

> This is again bad but it is a smaller drop from last time which hopefully
> means it will now level out and stay at a certain amount.

> Toodle Pip!
With the recent news ,I expect Amiga Format figures to go
below 10k next issue and to go belly up soon after.
Unless there is some very good news soon,I don't expect
anyone left by next year. :(

Emulation anyone ??? 
Since all the previous news was that we would run "classic"
software via emulation anyway,its not too big a step to move
to another platform . 
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From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

Hi Everybody,

> Emulation anyone ??? 

   nah, sod that, Uae isn't /that/ good.

> Since all the previous news was that we would run "classic"
> software via emulation anyway,its not too big a step to move
> to another platform . 

   Why not just get another platform anyway? There's no rule to say you can't have an Amiga and, say, a PC is there? I've had a PC for ages and I couldn't be without it anymore (well, ironically I am; 'cos it broke and is being fixed, but anyway :) I still have my amiga because I like using it better then a PC. 

   If you want a better supported computer, get one.

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From: "William Fleming" <wm.fleming@free4all.co.uk>

Hi All!

 Frank Bunton Wrote 
 
> How many more coffin nails can Amiga withstand before the final one is
> reach?

More than likely, IWIN will be the final nail to be hammer into the coffin.
They sound to good to be true. Amiga(or is it Gateway?) & IWIN should get 
together and publish fairytales.

I am now at the stage of investigating the latest PC's and bought a PC mag to find 
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13Gb hard drive I bought recently was a £100 cheaper in that mag.

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From: "William Fleming" <wm.fleming@free4all.co.uk>

Hi All,

Chris Seward wrote,

> When Amiga Format published there last reader figures it had dropped
> around 4000 readers which i mentioned in AIO and said something along
> the lines that I will wait to see the next figure.
> 
> Issue 129 is now out (to subscribers) and the new figure is,
> 
> 13,264 readers whereas the last was 14,644 so the readership has
> lost over 1000 readers.

Got to say with present situation I will not be renewing subscription to Amiga 
Format. So when it runs out early next year, that it!

I am also holding out from updating various bits of software.(Netconnect3, 
PFS3,(sorry Tim) etc.) Looks unlikely I ever will upgrade unless there is a dramatic 
turn around for the Amiga .

Intend buying a PC early next year. This will co-exist with along my miggy.
It will still be around my home for quite a while yet.

Seen the latest Amiga emulator on the PC and is looking good. According to my PC 
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From: Stephen Williams <sw@nysa.u-net.com>

William Fleming wrote:
> I am now at the stage of investigating the latest PC's and bought a PC
> mag to find out what is happening in their world.

What is happening is the same as has been happening for years -
Microsoft continue to dominate the scene with their second-rate
software and unethical business practices.

When my Amiga gives up the ghost *pats keyboard, hopefully not soon*
I haven't a clue what I'll replace it with.  I don't want Microsoft
software or Intel hardware.  I don't want a Mac.  BeOS looks quite
interesting, actually.

I will give up computing rather than giving Microsoft a penny.

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Ian, 

On 18-Sep-99, you wrote:

> Unless there is some very good news soon,I don't expect
> anyone left by next year. :(

Well I will be for sure if no new Amiga is released. I will not be
using a PC because i have no use for it, I can give a 95%
promise that AIO will still be going in a year if a new Amiga
appears or not and I will still be a 100% Amiga user.

There is not alot more you will beable to do with a computer
so the Amiga does what I want, the only things i miss is some
internet applications like Java and official products, also
readvideo etc. The rest I can live with or without.

> Since all the previous news was that we would run "classic"
> software via emulation anyway,its not too big a step to move
> to another platform . 

Whats the point? You can use your Amiga and a PC, the emulation
will never be the 'real' Amiga experience.

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi People in the UK,

Does anyone know of a free ISP that has a long distance dialup, ie
not local to 0151 or one of those 0845 or 0345 numbers. One that
works with the Amiga would be nice.

So if anyone knows of an ISP that is free (ie, no £10 per month) and
also has a number not in 0151 please let me know, i'd be so made
up :)

Thanks

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Hi all,

I thought you might be interested in this. I don't know anything about
it all i know is this message came from the owner to the letters email
address of AIO

'Just a short note to tell you about boing th first Amiga only free isp,
the
address is #http://www.boing-isp.co.uk# .I run the service so if you want
to
talk to me the email address is aboing@punkass.com'

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> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net> 
> new Amiga is released. I will not be using a PC because i have no use
> for it, I can give a 95% promise that AIO will still be going in a
> 
> There is not alot more you will beable to do with a computer so the
> Amiga does what I want, the only things i miss is some internet

This is all so true!  I am so tired of hearing people say that because of
AmigaOS's age and lack of mainstream support that it is somehow less
functional than a PC.  Boulderdash!  I *need* my Amiga to do the things I
do.  No PC is as versitile, stable, and outright fast as an Amiga (yes, I
know that raytracing proves me wrong, but I don't raytrace.)  

I don't know if those who are about to buy a PC know what is going to
happen to them.  They will pay a good price to get quite a bit of power
and software, and it will be fast and stable at first.  That is, assuming
you don't put any more software on, but Amigans are hackers, so they will
install more software, and with each new program, the machine will
decrease in speed by 2-5% or so.  But it should level off somewhere around
45% od its original speed and stability.

Both mainstream Web browsers are quite unstable -- illegal memory
operations mostly.  Java is decent, but adds no functionality whatsoever,
and RealVideois unusable with a modem connection.  Also, it doesn't behave
too well if *any* other apps are running.  Also, emulating an Amiga is not
satisfactory at all:  It is incompatible with many legacy progs, it
crashes constantly, and it's incredibly slow!  It's still fun, but just
not like having an Amiga (I bought Amiga Forever 2.0)

The biggest problem with PCs is that nothing is free.  There is no Aminet
with giftware and freeware and cheap shareware.  Everything costs money.
Download.com is decent, but nothing--no-thing--is freeware.  Developers go
into the Amiga for the Love of the Machine and to make cool stuff happen.
Other developers go into the Windows market to make money.  Hence, stuff
is outrageously expensive.  Except for Web Browsers, of course, but they
come with more advertising that the Home Shopping Network.

The hardware, while newer and a little more stable, flatly sucks.  IDE is
pitiful next to the vanilla SCSI in a 3000, and try adding cards to a PC.
IRQs are such pains in the butt, I don't even want to start.  

The bottom line is that PCs look cute in the store, they even behave well
the first 3 days at home, but after that they turn to crap.  I know
many/most of you know this, but I just few that those folks who are
interested in switching to PCs need to hear this again.

The closest OS to AmigaOS in my opinion is Sun Solaris, but it's hard to
use.  Sun stations are awesome toys, and there is free Solaris for Intel
boxes.  The best hardware in the world right now is coming from Apple,
though, those G4 towers are super fast, super easy to upgrade and super
nice.  Both Suns and Apples are really pricey, though.  But you get what
you pay for.

The only way I would ever recommend a PC is if gaming is your number one
priority.  That's really what PCs are good at.  Otherwise, MS Word is
worse than Final Writer, IE/Netscape are slower and more crash-prone than
AWeb, and the networking sucks, and on and on.

If you still want a PC, then I recommend Dell.  Their hardware sucks the
least.  Avoid Compaqs and home-brews.  Also avoid Toshibas.  That's just
asking for it.

My experience is with a Dell Demension PC with 450Mhz, an HP Kayak at
300Mhz and several Toshiba laptops.  I have an A3000 with a CyberStorm
MkIII, which makes everything else feel like crap.

Just my opinion, flame at will.

-Eric

> applications like Java and official products, also readvideo etc. The
> rest I can live with or without.
> 
> > Since all the previous news was that we would run "classic"
> > software via emulation anyway,its not too big a step to move
> > to another platform . 
> 
> Whats the point? You can use your Amiga and a PC, the emulation
> will never be the 'real' Amiga experience.
> 
> Regards
> -- 
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From: James Luscombe <james@jackle.demon.co.uk>

Hello Chris

On 18-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:

> Does anyone know of a free ISP that has a long distance dialup, ie
> not local to 0151 or one of those 0845 or 0345 numbers. One that
> works with the Amiga would be nice.
> 
> So if anyone knows of an ISP that is free (ie, no 10 per month) and
> also has a number not in 0151 please let me know, i'd be so made
> up :)

Try UKOnLine, and dial up using the Easynet numbers.
UKonLine are free and are basically the same company as Easynet, so you can
use the Easynet news servers etc for free :-))

To find a real dial in number go to
http://www.easynet.co.uk/easynet/everywhere/search.html and put in a place
name that is as near/far to/from you as you need.

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Eric, 

On 18-Sep-99, you wrote:

>> There is not alot more you will beable to do with a computer so the
>> Amiga does what I want, the only things i miss is some internet
> 
> This is all so true!  I am so tired of hearing people say that because
of

Err, you've taken that the wrong way my friend.

I mean computers in general will progress very little because the
next computer will have not so many new features no matter who
makes it, i am 100% Amiga so don't think I don't love the Amiga.

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How do I change the font in IBroswe that is used to display
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From: "Jonas Thorell" <jonasth@bahnhof.se>


Eric Chernoff wrote:

> This is all so true!  I am so tired of hearing people say that because of
> AmigaOS's age and lack of mainstream support that it is somehow less
> functional than a PC.

That depends on what you want to do, doesn't it? One thing
for example: I make my living by being a network administrator, mainly
with Windows NT being the server-OS. How do I add the client-based server
tools I need to the Amiga? That's right, I can't. Or how about this:
I need to be able to access MS-Access databases every now and then, also
a non-starter on the 'Miggy. Or how about saving MS-Word files (and don't
mention RTF-files since the RTF-filters in MS-Word and FinalWriter/Wordworth
aren't always compatible...)?

Don't get me wrong here, I really like the Amiga (I don't use the word
love for inanimate objects) but some things just cannot be done with it
as it is now (and vice verse).

>Boulderdash!

Great game isn't it...

> do.  No PC is as versitile, stable, and outright fast as an Amiga (yes, I
> know that raytracing proves me wrong, but I don't raytrace.)

Well, depends on how the PC is configured. Mine doesn't crash more
than my Amiga does. Win98 on the PC and AOS 3.1 on the other. Some
patches running on both too. And WindowsNT is even less crash-prone,
although it isn't fool-proof (no OS is).

> I don't know if those who are about to buy a PC know what is going to
> happen to them.  They will pay a good price to get quite a bit of power
> and software,

The hardware is cheap compared to a Amiga-system. The software is
priced waaaay over the top.

> and it will be fast and stable at first.

And later, if you know what you're doing.

> That is, assuming you don't put any more software on, but Amigans are
hackers, so
> they will install more software, and with each new program, the machine
will
> decrease in speed by 2-5% or so.

A certain truth in it, due to the registry. It's not ALL that bad though,
some software doesn't expand the registry at all or just minor and thus
have a smaller impact.

> Both mainstream Web browsers are quite unstable -- illegal memory
> operations mostly.

Unfortunately true. Or fortunately perhaps...

>Java is decent, but adds no functionality whatsoever,

Depends. Most Java-stuff is quite useluss but it can be put to good use.

> and RealVideois unusable with a modem connection.  Also, it doesn't behave
> too well if *any* other apps are running.

Strange that I routinely have some 10 programs running. That's the
programs I constantly have a use for (that is, at work) and the computer
isn't crawling. At home I don't have the need to have as many programs
running at the same time.

> Also, emulating an Amiga is not satisfactory at all:

It most certainly is not. It works but that's about it.

> The biggest problem with PCs is that nothing is free.  There is no Aminet
> with giftware and freeware and cheap shareware.  Everything costs money.

Not really. There are freeware and giftware software there too. Besides,
if you don't need the latest versions some PC-mags do the same thing
CU used to do: covermount older versions.

> The hardware, while newer and a little more stable, flatly sucks.  IDE is
> pitiful next to the vanilla SCSI in a 3000,

On the other hand, the SCSI in the 3000 is good for a plain SCSI-II
interface. Add a decent SCSI-card to the PC and there's a stalemate
on that point.

> and try adding cards to a PC.

Usually quite easy, although the Amiga is far superior on that
account. But the PC cards are generally speaking superior in the
price/perfomance ratio. I can get a TNT2 Ultra card for less money
than a PicassoIV and the latter is as slow as AGA in comparison.

> The bottom line is that PCs look cute in the store, they even behave well
> the first 3 days at home, but after that they turn to crap.  I know
> many/most of you know this, but I just few that those folks who are
> interested in switching to PCs need to hear this again.

Why switch? Use both computers, i.e. best of both worlds.

> The closest OS to AmigaOS in my opinion is Sun Solaris, but it's hard to
> use.

I haven't used Solaris much but how different to any other Unix-variety
can it be? A good X-Window environment can do wonders.

> Sun stations are awesome toys,

Not very cheap though...

> boxes.  The best hardware in the world right now is coming from Apple,
> though, those G4 towers are super fast, super easy to upgrade and super
> nice.

If you don't mind the clumsy operating system.

> priority.  That's really what PCs are good at.  Otherwise, MS Word is
> worse than Final Writer, IE/Netscape are slower and more crash-prone than
> AWeb, and the networking sucks, and on and on.

Which part of the networking?

> If you still want a PC, then I recommend Dell.  Their hardware sucks the
> least.  Avoid Compaqs and home-brews.  Also avoid Toshibas.  That's just
> asking for it.

Agreed completely! Also avoid IBM Aptivas, especially the earlier
models.

> My experience is with a Dell Demension PC with 450Mhz, an HP Kayak at
> 300Mhz and several Toshiba laptops.

I have experience with just about every laptop ever been released by IBM,
several compaq laptops and about 13-14 different models of stationery
machines from several brands (IBM, Compaq, Dell, Toshiba and Gateway).
Oh, and some really heavy duty server-only models too, including one
DEC-Alpha server.

>I have an A3000 with a CyberStorm
> MkIII, which makes everything else feel like crap.

Ah, just what I have...almost. MKII but what the...

/Jonas


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Hello Chris

On 18-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Reader,
> 
> When Amiga Format published there last reader figures it had dropped
> around 4000 readers which i mentioned in AIO and said something along
> the lines that I will wait to see the next figure.
> 
> Issue 129 is now out (to subscribers) and the new figure is,
> 
> 13,264 readers whereas the last was 14,644 so the readership has
> lost over 1000 readers.

Remember that they've been really pushing the subscriptions over the past few
weeks/months though. IIRC, the subscriptions are not included in this figure,
though you'd need to verify this with Future Publishing. So this figure may
account for a great deal of that drop. 

FWIW, I still buy AF and have been every issue since late 1990. But I can
understand that with more and more people going on-line that they don't feel
the need to buy it as the information is woefully out of date compared to
that on the net. That's not a critisisum of AF, it's the same with any mag
and deadlines that have to be met. There's also the percieved cost of the mag
for what it offers that other sources don't. Personally I'm in the lucky
position that 6 quid every four weeks is small change.  

Though as I've said the news is of no interest I still buy it for several
reasons. My top three below.
 

(1) Reviews
(2) Tutorials, I got a great deal out of the one that Neil Bothwick did on
HTML.
(3) Readers Stuff. A lot of which never appears anywhere else.



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> > 
> > This is all so true!  I am so tired of hearing people say that because
> of
> Err, you've taken that the wrong way my friend.
> I mean computers in general will progress very little because the
> next computer will have not so many new features no matter who

I understand what you mean and agree.  I just feel that folks have a
"grass-is-greener-over-there" attitude about computers and have been
convinced that they are missing some great magic by their PC friends.

> makes it, i am 100% Amiga so don't think I don't love the Amiga.

I believe you.  I didn't mean to imply that at all.  I just wanted to
state my opinion that the PC isn't what its cracked out to be.

-Eric


> 
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> -- 
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> From: "Jonas Thorell" <jonasth@bahnhof.se>
> for example: I make my living by being a network administrator, mainly
> with Windows NT being the server-OS. How do I add the client-based server
> tools I need to the Amiga? That's right, I can't. Or how about this:

Have you tried Samba?  That makes the Amiga both a client and a server on
the NT network?  It can't really handle PDC stuff yet, but my wife has my
Amiga's larger disk mounted as H: on her PeeCee.  There are two versions
of Amiga Samba:

http://www.kampsax.dtu.dk/~rask/Samba/
and
ftp.logicalline.de/pub 

I just downloaded the second one tonight and will try it out later.

Samba is definitely a cool Unix port to have.  As is Amiga QMail and Amiga
Apache.  No NetShow of course or NetMeeting, and that is important.

> I need to be able to access MS-Access databases every now and then, also

I haven't looked too far into the ODBC world on an Amiga.  I understand, I
run MySQL on my Sun Sparc Classic and I wish my Amiga could access that.
There is a MSQL port for the Amiga, and it may be helpful.  Still, this is
a point I will gladly concede.

> a non-starter on the 'Miggy. Or how about saving MS-Word files (and don't
> mention RTF-files since the RTF-filters in MS-Word and FinalWriter/Wordworth
> aren't always compatible...)?

Very true.  The only real way to use an Amiga for you would be to have
ShapeShifter insalled and run Office 98 for the Mac.  Having a built-in
Mac would give you access to mainly mainstream tools, but you would only
have to use it when necessary.

I understand the need to take files to and from work.  I operate with
ASCII myself or do my word processing on my PowerBook from work.  I still
stand by the fact that FinalWriter is a great litte word processor and
more than most people really need.

> Well, depends on how the PC is configured. Mine doesn't crash more
> than my Amiga does. Win98 on the PC and AOS 3.1 on the other. Some

I really find that a little hard to believe.  My Amiga did have a crashing
problem until I replaced the 8520's and the Buster.  Then the 060 addition
sealed it.  It stays on 24/7 (runs www.chernoff.org) and crashes maybe
once a week on a bad piece of downloaded shareware (bad habit).

> The hardware is cheap compared to a Amiga-system. The software is
> priced waaaay over the top.

I read somewhere that Amigas run $5 software on $3,000 machines while PCs
run $3,000 software on $5 machines.  Kind of funny.

> > and it will be fast and stable at first.
> And later, if you know what you're doing.

I have yet to see anyone who has no had stability problems with their PC.
I am not saying I don't believe you have it under control, but I have
never seen it with my own eyes.

> > decrease in speed by 2-5% or so.
> A certain truth in it, due to the registry. It's not ALL that bad though,
> some software doesn't expand the registry at all or just minor and thus

It should *never* be that case IMHO.  What I detest most about the
Registry is that it is almost impossible to get an unwanted program's
dropping out of the registry once its in.  It's also next to impossible to
get all of the dll's out too.


> > and RealVideois unusable with a modem connection.  Also, it doesn't behave
> > too well if *any* other apps are running.
> Strange that I routinely have some 10 programs running. That's the
> programs I constantly have a use for (that is, at work) and the computer
> isn't crawling. At home I don't have the need to have as many programs

And this is video?  I agree that the RealAudio runs very smooth, and it's
all I really want when working (broadcast.com is awesome), but video is
still on the way, I feel.

> > The biggest problem with PCs is that nothing is free.  There is no Aminet
> > with giftware and freeware and cheap shareware.  Everything costs money.
> Not really. There are freeware and giftware software there too. Besides,
> if you don't need the latest versions some PC-mags do the same thing
> CU used to do: covermount older versions.

I will take your word on it.  I still believe that given a good Amiga with
the full OS, you can download most of the apps you need for free.  Not
all, but most.

> > The bottom line is that PCs look cute in the store, they even behave well
> > the first 3 days at home, but after that they turn to crap.  I know
> > many/most of you know this, but I just few that those folks who are
> > interested in switching to PCs need to hear this again.
> 
> Why switch? Use both computers, i.e. best of both worlds.

It's seem an extraordinary number of people talk about the fateful day
when their Amigas go into the closet and the PC takes the desk.  People
seem tired of being in the weird crowd, especially since they aren't being
rewarded for it.  I agree with you, but I think many folks don't look at
it that way.

> > The closest OS to AmigaOS in my opinion is Sun Solaris, but it's hard to
> I haven't used Solaris much but how different to any other Unix-variety
> can it be? A good X-Window environment can do wonders.

A lot.  It is very, very slick, and very fast.  My Sparc Classic has a
mere 32 megs of RAM and a 50Mhz CPU, but it runs everything I throw at it
beutifully.  Is it as fast as my Amiga?  Not even close!  But it is very
compatible, scalable, and professionally done.  Sun has made a fine
product in Solaris.

I use Linux at work for our file/web server, and it does the job, but it
really doesn't compare to our Ultra 5 which is 166 slower (500 versus
333).  Of course Suns are RISC and the Linux boxe is CISC, but Solaris has
a strong air of legitimacy that Linux still lacks.  Plus the Common
Desktop Environment is the best Unix windowing system yet.  It's smooth
and still fast.

> > Sun stations are awesome toys,
> Not very cheap though...

True.  Computers are a situation where you get what you pay for.  Cheap
equipment is available, but not very good.  Suns are over most people's
budget, including mine, but used Suns can be found for the same prices as
used Amigas, most are cheaper.  Sun themselves has a used equipment
program, but you'll have better luck on Usenet.

> > boxes.  The best hardware in the world right now is coming from Apple,
> > though, those G4 towers are super fast, super easy to upgrade and super
> If you don't mind the clumsy operating system.

Now that's an interesting statement coming from an NT guy!  MacOS is the
most inefficient, non-multitasking OS I have seen, but its also the most
elegeant when it comes to the user interface.  Everything about using my
Mac is a true joy, and the last word I would say about it is "clumsy."  In
fact, I contend that Windows 95/98/NT attempts to be MacOS but fails
miserably.  It wants to make computers easy but really complicates matters
because Windows can't handle the behind-the-curtain stuff like MacOS.
With MacOS, you don't need to know anything about the guts, but with
Windows, you really do, because if the GUI technique goes wrong, then
fixing the problem will take an MCSE to begin to understand.

> > AWeb, and the networking sucks, and on and on.
> Which part of the networking?

The controls are missing.  I am using Miami Deluxe, and really, nothing
compares to it.  MiamiDx is the best networking package on any computer
anywhere, anytime.  It is the only GUI-driven package that puts more power
in the hands of the user than a command-line package.  Plus, it actually
fills my A2065, and I have never seen a PC fill an Ethernet card, 10 or
100 mbs.  Granted, most Amigas can't use 100 mbs cards, but I hope that
will change someday.

I am glad we agree and disagree on so much.  You sound like someone who
has learned to love NT somewhat, and I can respect that.  NT is far better
than Windows 9x, but it is a toy compared to Solaris or Linux.  A lot of
folks feel that NT is the thing to use because Unix boxes require more
time and effort, but the busiest, most stressed out folks I know are NT
admins.  My Unix machines can run years without being touched.

The Amiga lacks a lot of features, but so does every OS on the market.  I
feel that the Amiga doesn't lack the most important features, and so I
stick with it.  Perhaps if my machine is still at 50mhz when others run at
10Ghz, I will have to switch.  But truthfully, Windows boxes are as slow
as ever, and my Amiga gets faster with age (or maybe I am going crazy.)

-eric


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From: Colin Wenzel <colstv@hotkey.net.au>

On 19-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>Hello,
>How do I change the font in IBroswe that is used to display
>text in the window?  No matter which of the three fonts I change
>in the MUI settings, the text remains very small.
>Jack

I have found changes won't take place instantly, 
especially to the display.
After saving,  you have to quit the thing & run it again 
before you see the changes.

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From: Neil Ives <neil.ives@btinternet.com>

Hello Stephen

On 18-Sep-99, you wrote:

> When my Amiga gives up the ghost *pats keyboard, hopefully not soon*
> I haven't a clue what I'll replace it with.  I don't want Microsoft
> software or Intel hardware.  I don't want a Mac.  BeOS looks quite
> interesting, actually.
> 
> I will give up computing rather than giving Microsoft a penny.

RIGHT!

It aint over till the fat lady sings. 

It might not be Amiga but it aint gonna be Microshit.

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From: John E Lord <chaos@lamiga.screaming.net>

Hi Richard

, On 19-Sep-99, you wrote:


> Remember that they've been really pushing the subscriptions over the past

[snip]

> FWIW, I still buy AF and have been every issue since late 1990. But I can
> understand that with more and more people going on-line that they don't
> feel the need to buy it as the information is woefully out of date
> compared to that on the net. That's not a critisisum of AF, it's the same
> with any mag and deadlines that have to be met. There's also the
> percieved cost of the mag for what it offers that other sources don't.
> Personally I'm in the lucky position that 6 quid every four weeks is
> small change.

I thought that perhaps I might not find a reason to still buy it, but
there's always quite a bit in it that I havn't read online.

> Though as I've said the news is of no interest I still buy it for several
> reasons. My top three below.

    I still find bits that I have missed.

> (1) Reviews

    Yep, first thing I usually read, including games ones.

> (2) Tutorials, I got a great deal out of the one that Neil Bothwick did
> on HTML.

    I agree with that one, but havn't yet put it into practice

> (3) Readers Stuff. A lot of which never appears anywhere else.

    Yup :) there have been some gems there in the past IIRC
    And .. It's always good to look at the Coverdisk page to see what some
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Eric Chernoff wrote:

>> for example: I make my living by being a network administrator, mainly
>> with Windows NT being the server-OS. How do I add the
>> client-based server tools I need to the Amiga? That's right, I can't.

> Have you tried Samba?

Not on my Amiga, which unfortunately lacks a network-card but I've
seen it in action. It works, albeit not the easiest thing to configure.

> That makes the Amiga both a client and a server on
> the NT network?  It can't really handle PDC stuff yet, but my wife has my
> Amiga's larger disk mounted as H: on her PeeCee.

I don't think it will work as long as no-one makes tools for altering
the user/mail/etc databases on the PDC/BDC. The UserManager For Domains
and ServerManager at the very least needs to exist.

Come to think of it, a workaround might be possible if I set up
a telnet-daemon on the NT-server and telnet in and use calcs to alter
user-rights. Everything can't be done that way though (:

> Samba is definitely a cool Unix port to have.  As is Amiga QMail and Amiga
> Apache.  No NetShow of course or NetMeeting, and that is important.

I don't know how important the latter two are, actually. Never met anyone
that has used them. The Amiga-ports of QMail and Apache, while they are
good, I wouldn't trust the Amiga as a server on the Internet. It's too
vulnerable without protected memory and user-rights (MuFS isn't good
enough).

>> I need to be able to access MS-Access databases every now and then, also

> I haven't looked too far into the ODBC world on an Amiga.

Is it at all possible?

> I understand, I run MySQL on my Sun Sparc Classic and I wish my Amiga
could access
> that. There is a MSQL port for the Amiga, and it may be helpful.  Still,
this is
> a point I will gladly concede.

I'm by no means a SQL-expert but from what I've heard, the Amiga-port is
lacking things the other ports does have. Now, where is that Oracle8 port...

> Very true.  The only real way to use an Amiga for you would be to have
> ShapeShifter insalled and run Office 98 for the Mac.  Having a built-in
> Mac would give you access to mainly mainstream tools, but you would only
> have to use it when necessary.

I did that for a while but decided it wasn't worth the effort. Especially
since there are 3 PC's standing next to me as well...

> I understand the need to take files to and from work.  I operate with
> ASCII myself

I cannot do that unfortunately. Too many damn macros in some of them (:
And not by my choice either.

> or do my word processing on my PowerBook from work.

Probably the best solution.

> I still stand by the fact that FinalWriter is a great litte word processor
and
> more than most people really need.

I agree. It's a great little program. Too bad it won't use TrueType fonts
though. Or can FW97 do that? I'm a little behind the times there and
have a later version.

>> Well, depends on how the PC is configured. Mine doesn't crash more
>> than my Amiga does. Win98 on the PC and AOS 3.1 on the other. Some

> I really find that a little hard to believe.  My Amiga did have a crashing
> problem until I replaced the 8520's and the Buster.

Well, both of them crashes occassionally but not too often. Mainly when
I try out some new software that wasn't as well-behaved as it should be.

> Then the 060 addition sealed it.  It stays on 24/7 (runs www.chernoff.org)
and
> crashes maybe once a week on a bad piece of downloaded shareware (bad
habit).

Too much when it comes to a machine that stands as a server. Then again,
that's
unavoidable with an unprotected OS.

> I read somewhere that Amigas run $5 software on $3,000 machines while PCs
> run $3,000 software on $5 machines.  Kind of funny.

Not too far from the truth either.

> I have yet to see anyone who has no had stability problems with their PC.
> I am not saying I don't believe you have it under control, but I have
> never seen it with my own eyes.

I didn't say I have never had it but it's been stability itself for the
last couple of months. It probably will develop a problem at some
time...most likely because some silly program insists on installing
a older version of some .DLL without asking me.

>> A certain truth in it, due to the registry. It's not ALL that
>> bad though, some software doesn't expand the registry at all or just
>> minor and thus

> It should *never* be that case IMHO.

No, it shouldn't. Unfortunately, it is.

> What I detest most about the Registry is that it is almost impossible to
get an
> unwanted program's dropping out of the registry once its in.  It's also
next to
> impossible to get all of the dll's out too.

What, you don't like working with Regedit and regedit32?? ;-)

The worst problem with the registry IMO is that it makes the entire OS so
unstable. One entry in the registry gone wrong and you may have to reinstall
the OS. And for some things, you *need* to manually alter the
registry. There is no other way.  Some (read: a lot) of Microsofts
proposed solutions explicitly states that you need to alter the registry.
Which I really do not like to do. The /bin/etc solution in *IX is a
better approach. Or the ENVARC: way.

>> Strange that I routinely have some 10 programs running. That's the
>> programs I constantly have a use for (that is, at work) and the computer
>> isn't crawling. At home I don't have the need to have as many programs

> And this is video?  I agree that the RealAudio runs very smooth, and it's
> all I really want when working (broadcast.com is awesome), but video is
> still on the way, I feel.

Not over the 'Net but I've had the MediaPlayer or WinAmp playing away
without
getting interrupted while having a bunch of other programs running. For
Video
over the 'Net, it's not really the PC's fault: it's the damn slow
connections
and congestions everywhere that makes it stutter. I don't know how well
or bad RealVideo is programmed so that's just a guess.

> I will take your word on it.  I still believe that given a good Amiga with
> the full OS, you can download most of the apps you need for free.  Not
> all, but most.

Very true. But I don't like that I have to buy a god-damn CD-ROM filesystem.
True, there is one in AOS 3.1 and some on Aminet but they're worthless in
comparison to AsimCDFS or CacheCFS (IMHO that is).

>> Why switch? Use both computers, i.e. best of both worlds.

> It's seem an extraordinary number of people talk about the fateful day
> when their Amigas go into the closet and the PC takes the desk.

Well, I've seen it happen...and I guess most people here has too. It's gone
to the point where people actually asks me when I'm going to throw mine
into the bin. The day it dies of old age and I can't find replacements,
that's when.

> A lot.  It is very, very slick, and very fast.  My Sparc Classic has a
> mere 32 megs of RAM and a 50Mhz CPU, but it runs everything I throw at it
> beutifully.  Is it as fast as my Amiga?  Not even close!

Not surprising. A OS with real VMM, MP and Multiuser will be slower than
one which has not, and your Amiga had a better Mhz number too. True, Sparcs
are RISC so not directly comparable.

> But it is very compatible, scalable, and professionally done.  Sun has
made a fine
> product in Solaris.

Compaqs Tru64 isn't bad either. Requires a Alpha-server though which aren't
cheap.

> I use Linux at work for our file/web server, and it does the job, but it
> really doesn't compare to our Ultra 5 which is 166 slower (500 versus
> 333).

I don't know if this is true or not but from what I've head that is
because Solaris can handle a whole lot of more threads per process
than Linux. Linux is supposed to be around 20/process and Solaris
1024/process,
should make a difference to say the least.

> True.  Computers are a situation where you get what you pay for.  Cheap
> equipment is available, but not very good.  Suns are over most people's
> budget, including mine, but used Suns can be found for the same prices as
> used Amigas, most are cheaper.  Sun themselves has a used equipment
> program, but you'll have better luck on Usenet.

I might try to find one...I'll also see if I can convicne my employer
that the old VAX-Mainframe in the basement would be better of at home...

>> If you don't mind the clumsy operating system.

> Now that's an interesting statement coming from an NT guy!

Maybe, also a matter of personal taste.

> MacOS is the most inefficient, non-multitasking OS I have seen,

Indeed. The TOS/GEM combo on the AtariST is up there too.

> but its also the most elegeant when it comes to the user interface.
> Everything about using my Mac is a true joy, and the last word I would say
about it is
> "clumsy."

Well, just a small list of things I find utterly annoying:

1. The lack of responsiveness.
2. When something crashes the computer can freeze completely
   with no option besides turning the power off.
3. The Data/resource gibberish filesystem which makes it a nightmare
   trying to open documents where the original creator isn't available.
   Usually involves using ResEdit.
4. No good scripting utility a la WSH or Arexx (AppleGuide or Hypercard
doesn't
   cut it).
5. No command prompt whatsoever.

I have used Macs extensively before and everytime a beginner asks how to
remove
a disk from the diskdrive..."Drag it into the trashbin". "No, I don't want
to erase
what's on it"...

> In fact, I contend that Windows 95/98/NT attempts to be MacOS but fails
> miserably.  It wants to make computers easy but really complicates matters
> because Windows can't handle the behind-the-curtain stuff like MacOS.

True. It tries too and in some cases it succeeds perfectly, in other cases
well the less said than better.

> With MacOS, you don't need to know anything about the guts, but with
> Windows, you really do, because if the GUI technique goes wrong, then
> fixing the problem will take an MCSE to begin to understand.

Good thing I am one then.

>> Which part of the networking?

> The controls are missing.

True. On the other hand, if you use NetBEUI you don't need any...but you
don't want to use that. The thing that annoys me the most is that all
the network-parameters aren't in one place. No, no. You need to alter
things at several places.

>I am using Miami Deluxe, and really, nothing
> compares to it.

I have just used ordinary Miami and if Deluxe only delivers half of
what it promises it is one heck of a TCP/IP stack.

> fills my A2065, and I have never seen a PC fill an Ethernet card, 10 or
> 100 mbs.

Me neither, but sometimes you could be fooled into thinking it becuase
of the speed (or lack thereof).

>Granted, most Amigas can't use 100 mbs cards,

Can any Amiga do it?

>but I hope that will change someday.

It's supposed to. I don't know how far RBM has progressed with it but they
claim a 100 mbs Ethernet-addon is in the works for their IOBlix.

> I am glad we agree and disagree on so much.  You sound like someone who
> has learned to love NT somewhat, and I can respect that.

I wouldn't go that far. It's got more than its share of silly bugs and
oversights but all in all, it's usable and most likely the best desktop OS
for networks there is. It's familiar for the users and therefor easier
for them, which cuts down on support issues but doesn't elliminate them.
As you say, Linux and Solaris are better OS but I think they're better of
being "just" the server-OS.

And don't get me started on Windows2000. Someone shoot the people
responsible
for that piece of crap, although some things in it are nice.

> NT is far better than Windows 9x, but it is a toy compared to Solaris or
Linux.

True.

> A lot of folks feel that NT is the thing to use because Unix boxes require
more
> time and effort, but the busiest, most stressed out folks I know are NT
> admins.

Hey! Have you looked at my schedule lately?...Truth being told, the servers
aren't the problem. The workstations are since you never can trust the
users enough. And I have turned off many options so they cannot screw up
that
many things. Sad part is, it's impossible to prevent it all together since
if
you do you effectively cripple them so they cannot do their job. It's a
tough
balance act.

> The Amiga lacks a lot of features, but so does every OS on the market.

Yep. Most things I miss when infront of another OS is generally
speaking some of the Amigas applications, not some aspect of the
OS although that comes into play as well. I do find myself missing
my very customized workbench though...I simply cannot put my finger
on what it is that makes the Amiga so special that I don't want to
get rid of it.

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From: Stephen Williams <sw@nysa.u-net.com>

Jonas Thorell wrote:
>> I still stand by the fact that FinalWriter is a great litte word
>> processor and more than most people really need.
> 
> I agree. It's a great little program. Too bad it won't use TrueType fonts
> though. Or can FW97 do that? I'm a little behind the times there and
> have a later version.

My ancient Final Writer 4 Lite uses TrueTypes just fine :-)  I've
got freedom.library installed (a TrueType equivalent of bullet.library);
the <fontname>.otag file contains information on which library to
use to decode the font.  There's a similar library available for
Type 1 fonts too.

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Colin

On 18-Sep-99, Colin Wenzel wrote:
> From: Colin Wenzel <colstv@hotkey.net.au>
> 
> On 19-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
>> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>> Hello,
>> How do I change the font in IBroswe that is used to display
>> text in the window?  No matter which of the three fonts I change
>> in the MUI settings, the text remains very small.
>> Jack
> 
> I have found changes won't take place instantly, 
> especially to the display.
> After saving,  you have to quit the thing & run it again 
> before you see the changes.

I tried changing each font size, saving it, quitting IBrowse and
then re-starting it.  The fonts used for the fastlinks and where
the url is put changed size but the rest didn't.  If I just start
IBrowse without having Miami running the IBrowse info file is
displayed.  It has the names of the developers on it.  These are
almost unreadable the way it is setup now because they are so
small.

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From: Sandy Brownlee <sandy@brownlee99.freeserve.co.uk>

Hello Neil

On 19-Sep-99, you wrote:

<Snip>

> It might not be Amiga but it aint gonna be Microshit.

Couldn't have put it better myself.

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi James, 

On 18-Sep-99, you wrote:

> Try UKOnLine, and dial up using the Easynet numbers.
> UKonLine are free and are basically the same company as Easynet, so you
can
> use the Easynet news servers etc for free :-))

Well thanks for the help but it didn't work like that. I signed up with
UKOnline and they gave me an 0845 number. I then went to the
Easynet site as you suggested and got a number for Slough which
is a long distance number for me.

I dialed in and it doesn't take the password, but using the UK Online
local number (0845) works fine and even the Easynet local number
doesn't work so you obviously can't use their numbers.

Easynet isn't free either so thats out the question. Does anyone
else know any free ISPs with a long distance dialup.

I found Virgin.net have one but for some reason it doesn't work with
Miami, their 0845 works fine but the long distance don't. I have a
friend with a PC, he has the same telephone company as me and the
long distance number works, bugger!

PLEASE! someone must know one!!!

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi All,

Well by now most of you are probably bored by my rants at AF and
its staff but i'm going to rant anywa ;) Thats not to say that I don't
like AF because I have actually just taken out a 12 month subscription
with them, if they'll still be around in 12 months is another matter
altogether.

The first knowledge of Paul Cavanagh was when he called my up
saying he was reviewing Wasted Dreams for AF, as I am the UK
Distributer for the game I offered him the advice and then see
the review which gives the game 72% overall. Not wanting to sound
bias but even if I wasn't the UK Distributer I would certainly
give it a hell of a lot more than that as most of the people who
registered it did.

Before I'd actually seen the review a person from one of the
leading Amiga software suppliers, VERY well known who will
remain nameless also told me that they had their doubts about
Mr. Cavanagh but thats all I will say on that matter :-)

This month I see the Gremlin Collection receive 36%. Firstly
I do not condone piracy but some of these games on that CD
are not available anymore so how the heck does he expect
them to appear on the CD. Its alright people today saying
that you should buy the games but say when a company has
gone bust and the game doesn't exist anymore to buy, what
do you do? well people are left with one solution.

I notice he didn't complain about AF putting a full game of
Stunt Car Racer on the CD a few issues again and the reply
to a persons letter about it was that the Aminet also had
it, they call THAT and excuse?

I think Mr. Cavanagh was expecting a CD full of playstation
games because the games on the CD are some of the all time
greats, Gremlin was a market leader back then and probably
still would be on the Amiga. Zool was one of the a1200 launch
items and looking through the list of old scores from past
magazines that they display at the top most got over 80%.

Is Mr. Cavanagh up for the job? Why didn't AF employ an
Amiga fan and not someone who packed up their Amiga
well over 2 years ago?

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From: Darren Stevens <daz@sunhawk.u-net.com>

On 19-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

>Hello,

>How do I change the font in IBroswe that is used to display
>text in the window?  No matter which of the three fonts I change
>in the MUI settings, the text remains very small.
Thats because you are changing the fonts MUI uses for windows and gadgets.
To change the fonts for HTML displays you must open the 'General...'
settings window and choose the fonts tab from there. You'll see 3 sets of
fonts to change there, each corresponding to a different HTML style.

Hope this helps..

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From: Andrew Cashmore <aj.cashmore@ukonline.co.uk>

Hello Chris,

On 19-Sep-99, you wrote:

> Well thanks for the help but it didn't work like that. I signed up with
> UKOnline and they gave me an 0845 number. I then went to the
> Easynet site as you suggested and got a number for Slough which
> is a long distance number for me.

You did enter your username properly, didn't you?

For example, your email is chris.seward@ukonline.co.uk.

For UKOLs 0845 number, chris.seward would be OK, but for an easynet
number, you need all of it.

There is a London number at 0171 900 1111 and a Manchester one at 0161 930
8220. I'm using the 0161 number right now, so it does work.

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I quote below the final words from
Open Letter to the Amiga Community
September 17, 1999
From
Thomas J. Schmidt
President and CEO
Amiga, Inc.

> In summary, we are continuing to focus our
> resources on setting software standards for
> the coming generation of Internet appliances.
> We are not planning to offer hardware devices,
> but will work with hardware manufacturers who
> want to license our technology. As far as
> offering next-generation Amiga systems, we
> are open to talking to companies who want to
> offer such a product. 

To be honest, if I were a hardware developer, I don't think I would be
too enthused about developing the hardware when Amiga Inc. seem to be
only interested in "Internet Appliances"!

To my way of thinking, the only way a new Amiga computer would be able
to take off again would be for Amiga Inc. to produce the new Amiga
computer and back it up with solid advertising. Nothing will take off
without solid positive advertising from Amiga Inc. itself. Their current
comments only seem to reinforce our opinions that they are only
interested in the  "Internet Appliances" side of things.

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Anyone know what has happened to the Team AMIGA web site?

  http://web.wt.net/~gpeake/teamamiga.html

seems to be a broken link!!

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From: Colin Wenzel <colstv@hotkey.net.au>

On 20-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
-snip-
>I tried changing each font size, saving it, quitting IBrowse and
>then re-starting it.  The fonts used for the fastlinks and where
>the url is put changed size but the rest didn't.  If I just start
>IBrowse without having Miami running the IBrowse info file is
>displayed.  It has the names of the developers on it.  These are
>almost unreadable the way it is setup now because they are so
>small.
>Jack

Uh - Huh !!    I see your problem,   
you want the screen & window fonts changed, 
NOT the html display fonts.....    

Go into MUI & set the "Screen" font, then
set all 3 of the "Window"  fonts to whatever you want......

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From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>

Hi Frank

In the most part I whole heartedly agree with you. The only
opening I see is the offer about Linux and the GUI they started.
My qualm is, how much have they really done on it? Or on the MMC
for that matter. If it was obvious they were not going to make
the deadline it sounds like there were more problems than they
let out. I just hope they have not soured the name Amiga to make
it unattractive is there is someone out there who is willing to
try and has the backing.

In a similar vein, what do you think about the G4 board with QNX?
Do you think the lack of software will hurt sales. I have not
heard anything about any software for it, yet.

On 19-Sep-99, Frank Bunton wrote:
> From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>
> 
> I quote below the final words from
> Open Letter to the Amiga Community
> September 17, 1999
> From
> Thomas J. Schmidt
> President and CEO
> Amiga, Inc.
> 
>> In summary, we are continuing to focus our
>> resources on setting software standards for
>> the coming generation of Internet appliances.
>> We are not planning to offer hardware devices,
>> but will work with hardware manufacturers who
>> want to license our technology. As far as
>> offering next-generation Amiga systems, we
>> are open to talking to companies who want to
>> offer such a product. 
> 
> To be honest, if I were a hardware developer, I don't think I
> would be too enthused about developing the hardware when Amiga
> Inc. seem to be only interested in "Internet Appliances"!
> 
> To my way of thinking, the only way a new Amiga computer would
> be able to take off again would be for Amiga Inc. to produce
> the new Amiga computer and back it up with solid advertising.
> Nothing will take off without solid positive advertising from
> Amiga Inc. itself. Their current comments only seem to
> reinforce our opinions that they are only interested in the
> "Internet Appliances" side of things.
> 

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Darren

On 19-Sep-99, Darren Stevens wrote:
> From: Darren Stevens <daz@sunhawk.u-net.com>
> 
> On 19-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
>> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
> 
>> Hello,
> 
>> How do I change the font in IBroswe that is used to display
>> text in the window?  No matter which of the three fonts I change
>> in the MUI settings, the text remains very small.
> Thats because you are changing the fonts MUI uses for windows and gadgets.
> To change the fonts for HTML displays you must open the 'General...'
> settings window and choose the fonts tab from there. You'll see 3 sets of
> fonts to change there, each corresponding to a different HTML style.

That makes sense but I don't see a fonts tab in the General settings.
Can you tell me where it is located?  I am using 2.1 if that makes a
diference.

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Colin

On 19-Sep-99, Colin Wenzel wrote:
> From: Colin Wenzel <colstv@hotkey.net.au>
> 
> On 20-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
> -snip-
>> I tried changing each font size, saving it, quitting IBrowse and
>> then re-starting it.  The fonts used for the fastlinks and where
>> the url is put changed size but the rest didn't.  If I just start
>> IBrowse without having Miami running the IBrowse info file is
>> displayed.  It has the names of the developers on it.  These are
>> almost unreadable the way it is setup now because they are so
>> small.
>> Jack
> 
> Uh - Huh !!    I see your problem,   
> you want the screen & window fonts changed, 
> NOT the html display fonts.....    
> 
> Go into MUI & set the "Screen" font, then
> set all 3 of the "Window"  fonts to whatever you want......

I don't think that is what I want.  When I tried that the font used
for the menus changed (actually looks better - thanks :)) but the
text in the window didn't change.

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From: Jon Peterson <alden1@airmail.net>

I would surely think that having someone interview Jim Collas and/or Bill
McEwen would be a grand idea. These two gentlemen certainly are not the types
to crawl into a hole at this time. Although NDAs might be somewhat
constricting, I suspect a word or two from them would help in clarifying the
situation....... Well, perhaps. 
There are goings on that we would like to know about. 

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Stephen Williams wrote:

>> I agree. It's a great little program. Too bad it won't use
>> TrueType fonts though. Or can FW97 do that? I'm a little behind
>> the times there and have a later version.

> My ancient Final Writer 4 Lite uses TrueTypes just fine :-)

Ah, the same version I'm using (sort of).

>I've got freedom.library installed (a TrueType equivalent of
bullet.library);

Hm, I'm using the competitor: ttf.library. It works fine albeit a bit
slow. Still, better than nothing. If I remember correctly, there
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On 19-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> 
>> Try UKOnLine, and dial up using the Easynet numbers.
>> UKonLine are free and are basically the same company as Easynet, so you
> can
>> use the Easynet news servers etc for free :-))
> 
> Well thanks for the help but it didn't work like that. I signed up with
> UKOnline and they gave me an 0845 number. I then went to the
> Easynet site as you suggested and got a number for Slough which
> is a long distance number for me.
> 
> I dialed in and it doesn't take the password, but using the UK Online
> local number (0845) works fine and even the Easynet local number
> doesn't work so you obviously can't use their numbers.

Strange, it works for me. Maybe they closed the loop-hole after I joined UKOL,
but couldn't be bothered to seperate out all those that had previously signed
up...?

Cheers.
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> That makes sense but I don't see a fonts tab in the General settings.
> Can you tell me where it is located?  I am using 2.1 if that makes a
> diference.

I think I read somewhere that, with IBrowse2 you can't actually change
the font size yet. You'll have to wait for an update. It seems a strange
thing not to be able to do. Actually, I think I read it in last months
AF when they were comparing it to Voyager 3

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> I tried changing each font size, saving it, quitting IBrowse and
> then re-starting it.  The fonts used for the fastlinks and where
> the url is put changed size but the rest didn't.  If I just start
> IBrowse without having Miami running the IBrowse info file is
> displayed.  It has the names of the developers on it.  These are
> almost unreadable the way it is setup now because they are so
> small.

RTFM. Check the "General" settings I believe. There you can set the
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Hello Mike

On 20-Sep-99, Mike Cardwell wrote:
> From: Mike Cardwell <mickeyc@ukonline.co.uk>
> 
> On 20-Sep-99, Jack York wrote about:
> Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Changing IBrowse fonts
> 
>> That makes sense but I don't see a fonts tab in the General settings.
>> Can you tell me where it is located?  I am using 2.1 if that makes a
>> diference.
> 
> I think I read somewhere that, with IBrowse2 you can't actually change
> the font size yet. You'll have to wait for an update. It seems a strange
> thing not to be able to do. Actually, I think I read it in last months
> AF when they were comparing it to Voyager 3

I know they were in a hurry to get it out so I guess that part was 
not that important to them.  For me, at least, it just about makes
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From: "Tony P. Parr" <tony@merlin.net.au>

Greetings all...

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here goes...

Can someone advise me (in plain English please) what purpose do AmiTCP and
AmiFTP and similar programs serve?

I often see them mentioned in MLists and a friend has all sorts of assigns
and extra lines in his user-startup/startup-sequence to run these programs
and complained about the problems he had setting them up.

When  I  asked the above question he couldn't give me an answer, just that
he'd been advised to have these running before he went online on the 'net.

I run Miami, YAM and iBrowse and get mail of all kinds from all around the
world. With iBrowse I go to http and ftp sites and never have any problems
connecting  and  D/Loading  HTML files, LhA, LZX or DMS archives, nor do I
have any problems attaching files to my emails.

So... any easily understood answer would be appreciated.

I am having an on-going debate re: attaching files to emails. 

Except  for  one  person,  in  all  the dozens of mails I've received with
attachments  the attachment has been of base64 type and the YAM manual and
other  texts  I've  read lead me to believe this is the norm these days as
the  encoding is smaller, (ergo, faster in transmission) and more reliable
than uuencoding. The way I have my system set up (button in DOpus) it also
seems easier to decode base64 files.

Again, an easily understood answer on this subject would be of help.

Thanx to all in advance.

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Hi Tony,

>From: "Tony P. Parr" <tony@merlin.net.au>
>Greetings all...
>
>Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here >goes...

Anything Miggy related...

>Can someone advise me (in plain English please) what >purpose
do AmiTCP and
>AmiFTP and similar programs serve?

Well, AmiTCP does the same a Miami; it dials up your ISP, and
sets up a TCP/IP connection to allow you to communicate.
AmiFTP allows you to download files from Aminet etc., and allows
you to upload too- its bloody good at it too.

>I often see them mentioned in MLists and a friend has all >sorts
of assigns
>and extra lines in his user-startup/startup-sequence to >run
these programs
>and complained about the problems he had setting them up.

Wouldn`t know about that.

>When  I  asked the above question he couldn't give me an >answer,
just that
>he'd been advised to have these running before he went >online
on the 'net.

Unless you have another magical way, it *would* be useful.
(You could always use Miami though, which you do)

>I run Miami, YAM and iBrowse and get mail of all kinds >from
all around the
>world. With iBrowse I go to http and ftp sites and never >have
any problems
>connecting  and  D/Loading  HTML files, LhA, LZX or DMS >archives,
nor do I
>have any problems attaching files to my emails.

Good for you- you won't be able to upload much, though.

<Snip>

>Thanx to all in advance.

No problem.

>Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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Hello,
 
Does anyone know anything about the USB to SCSI adapters?  I have
seen them online and from the desciptions it sounds like they are
for hooking up SCSI devices to a USB port.  I am wondering if
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From: Lorens Johansson <SnorsleX@Home.se>

Hi...

I did this, got a fan that I now use, it's square, about 5 cm wide... I have
drilled a square hole in the bottom of my 1200, right under the processor
and put it there...

My problem is, is it dangerous that the metal thingie that gets cold touches
the memory chips??? It presses abit on them...!!!

It only touches the top of the chips, not the legs!!!!

My Amiga is BTW piled up by two Kalle Anka (Donald Duck) pockets ;) (150
pages thick)

Hmmm, it's true that the Amiga is something that is VERY personal ;)

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From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

Hi Everybody,

> I did this, got a fan that I now use, it's square, about 5 cm wide... I have
> drilled a square hole in the bottom of my 1200, right under the processor
> and put it there...
>
> My problem is, is it dangerous that the metal thingie that gets cold touches
> the memory chips??? It presses abit on them...!!!
>
> It only touches the top of the chips, not the legs!!!!

   If in doubt, put some tape over that area. That'll prevent any shorting out.

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Hi Andrew...

>> I did this, got a fan that I now use, it's square, about 5 cm wide... I
>> have drilled a square hole in the bottom of my 1200, right under the
>> processor and put it there...
>> 
>> My problem is, is it dangerous that the metal thingie that gets cold
>> touches
>> the memory chips??? It presses abit on them...!!!
>> 
>> It only touches the top of the chips, not the legs!!!!
> 
>   If in doubt, put some tape over that area. That'll prevent any shorting
> out.

What kind of tape would you recommend ?? Any kind?

/Lorens
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Hello,

I am trying to install a Toshiba 6201 (ext SCSI) CR-Rom drive.
The first drive they sent me would not show up on the bus but
the tray wouldn't open either so they sent me another.  The 
tray works on this one but it is still not seen on the bus.  My 
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it and set the proper SCSI id and then run SCSIMounter, should
I be able to at least see the drives ID there?  I am not seeing
anything at that address and the seller is telling me I have
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Don and Lynn Benson wrote:
> 
> From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>

> In the most part I whole heartedly agree with you.
> ... snip ...
> I just hope they have not soured the name Amiga to make
> it unattractive

For my part - the name would not matter.

If a new computer came out with Amiga technolgy inside it but a
different name that would do me!!

Maybe a completely new name would be a good idea to prevent the
misconceptions in the non-Amiga community from souring the new product.

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From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>

Hi Frank

On 22-Sep-99, Frank Bunton wrote:
> From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>
> 
> Don and Lynn Benson wrote:
>> 
>> From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>
> 
>> In the most part I whole heartedly agree with you.
>> ... snip ...
>> I just hope they have not soured the name Amiga to make
>> it unattractive
> 
> For my part - the name would not matter.
> 
> If a new computer came out with Amiga technolgy inside it but a
> different name that would do me!!
> 
> Maybe a completely new name would be a good idea to prevent the
> misconceptions in the non-Amiga community from souring the new
> product.
> 

I definitely and wholeheartedly agree 100% with that. The best
thing is that it is entirely possible to do, but does any
developer think it is worth the expenditure. We can only hope
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From: Phil Collins <p.collins@eisa.net.au>

On 17-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> All,
> 
> I've had this question sent into thee 'general@aio.co.uk'
> address and wondered if anyone knew where you could get one
> from?
> 
> "I`m trying to get hold of a 15 - 23 pin VGA adapter for my
> A1200 and wondered
> if you cold tell me where I could get one Thanks for your help
> "
> 
> I've told him to try Eyetech but if anyone knows of a place
> that has one for certain then let me know please.
> 
> Toodle Pip!




Unitech Electronics in Sydney, make all that sort of thing, and
would gladly post parts anywhere, I'm sure.
Their email address is unitech@ideal.net.au,
with a website at http://www.ideal.net.au/~unitech/

Don't tell me you have to come to Australia to get Amiga parts - 
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----- Original Message -----
From: Phil Collins <p.collins@eisa.net.au>
To: <just-amiga@onelist.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 1999 3:20 PM
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> > I've had this question sent into thee 'general@aio.co.uk'
> > address and wondered if anyone knew where you could get one
> > from?
> >
> > "I`m trying to get hold of a 15 - 23 pin VGA adapter for my
> > A1200 and wondered
> > if you cold tell me where I could get one Thanks for your help
> > "
> >
> > I've told him to try Eyetech but if anyone knows of a place
> > that has one for certain then let me know please.
> >
> > Toodle Pip!
>

I have a spare one if you want it then mail me privately and I`ll send it to
you.

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Greets-

From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>
To: just-amiga@onelist.com
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Hi Frank

On 22-Sep-99, Frank Bunton wrote:
> From: Frank Bunton <bunton@acay.com.au>
> 
> Don and Lynn Benson wrote:
>> 
>> From: Don and Lynn Benson <dlbenson@psnw.com>
> 
>> In the most part I whole heartedly agree with you.
>> ... snip ...
>> I just hope they have not soured the name Amiga to make
>> it unattractive
> 
> For my part - the name would not matter.
> 
> If a new computer came out with Amiga technolgy inside it but a
> different name that would do me!!
> 
> Maybe a completely new name would be a good idea to prevent the
> misconceptions in the non-Amiga community from souring the new
> product.
> 

DALB> I definitely and wholeheartedly agree 100% with that. The best
DALB> thing is that it is entirely possible to do, but does any
DALB> developer think it is worth the expenditure. We can only hope
DALB> there is at least one out there.

        I recently ran across a msg that I agreed with but wouldn't have
thought it was as prevailent as this.  Hope larry (and others) doesn't mind the
cross post.

-copy-  -copy-  -copy-  -copy-  -copy-  -copy-  -copy-  -copy-  -copy-

From: lnbolch@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca
To: lnbolch <teamamiga@thule.no>
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>                                          ....  Back in the days when C=
> had organized a group to interface to federal organizations they showed
> up at one of the computer/electronic exhibits sponsered by NASA at the
> Langley research center.  They displayed the A3000 and the A3000UX. Just
> about the only comments I heard were along the lines of "What's a toy
> company doing at a computer show?"

L Bolch:-

No question that was the attitude in the late 80's. The interesting thing
is that games are largely driving computer evolution now. With the
perspective of a decade, people are realizing that much of what is new and
slick on the PC and Mac was being done with our "game machine" in 1985. 

The insult of 1989 has become the supreme compliment of 1999. I would love
to be conceited enough to think that nVidia, Matrox, ATI, 3Dlabs and all
are developing boards for my 3-D excesses, but those billions are being
spent to corral the games players first. We enjoy the fall-out.

The budget for a game rivals that of movies as does the profit. Look at
all the press coverage surrounding Sega and Sony's new consols. Games are
big business now and getting a LOT of respect.


We tend to think that the on-line community is the whole Amiga community.
We are just the loud ones who get noticed, and may well be just the small
but visible tip of a rather large iceberg.

I am constantly running into people involved with other systems who have
nothing but respect and admiration for what Amiga pioneered. A honcho from
Tandem told me that throughout his company, Amigas were pervasive - the
engineers regarded them as micro-mainframes, using them much as you do, as
a programming sketch-pad at home. 

A lot of people programming in the Windows market, started with Amigas and
still have them at home. Had lunch with one last Saturday. The company he
works for is releasing a pretty major application this week and he was the
architect. He is still an enthusiastic member of AmiCUE.

Many of the AmiTrix group work for other system companies as their day
jobs, but still develop and distribute Amiga products. They just completed
the legal paper work for the browser in OS3.5, and it should now be in
Haage & Partner's hands. As of last Thursday, Dale and Yvon had pretty
much wrapped up the coding.

Amigas have been and ARE STILL BEING USED throughout the whole television
and video industry - at least in North America. Probably 99% of the
professionals working in the CG/FX production houses began their careers
or caught the love of CG/FX on Amigas and speak with great nostalgia about
them. NewTekniques Magazine is still loaded with Amiga features, news and
ads. Many who work with SGI and NT machines still have their Miggies at
home. 

A whole 'nuther community - perhaps larger even than this on-line bunch. A
big difference is that they don't - and never did - regard the Amiga in
the way that the religious cast does. It was a special tool that empowered
them to realize their vision with as little computer clutter as possible
getting in the way. They are not inclined toward the emotionalism we see
here, but would be delighted to move back to contemporary Amiga systems.
Easy network rendering on scalable MP machines plus LightWave and CG/FX
would be back. NewTek for example, is saturated with Amigans and as they
have expressed many times on the LightWave mailing list, they would love
to have new Amiga systems to develop for.

There is probably another community - equally silent - built around
scientific visualization. Paula would probably know. In any case we are
not alone.

> If the general computing press isn't aware of what lineage of the new
> machine is, they probably wouldn't get the information right in the first
> place, and what is wrong with "It's not an Amiga.  XYZ embraces the concepts
> that created a community of zealots, but this time they did it right."

Nothing whatever. However, the computer industry has spawned firms of
highly professional information disseminators who can get the message to
those who can do the client the most good. A whole lot different than
sending off press releases - as has been the style of the Amiga stragglers
if any effort at all is made. These people personally know writers and
editors and work with them to get accurate stories in the general
computing press through actual personal contact. A major story in "Wired"
would be the equivalent of years of full page ads in the Amiga magazines
that remain. Some may sneer at the pretensions of "Wired", but it is
avidly read by a lot of well-heeled consumers who have the pocket change
to buy expensive new technology on a whim. 

> Since the new machine won't really be an Amiga in the classic sense,
> perhaps changing the name might not be a loss of anything except a
> big dose of nostolgia.  By itself, the name is not likely to draw users
> from the PC or MAC bases.  The only way you will do that is to offer
> something that is far better for the same price, or every bit as good
> for a far lower price.  But... you will still have to market it.

A new name is likely to be viewed as another Be. A system that started
development in the early '90s - a system that never gets to market. Yes,
there are people using Be, but they tend to be programmers developing
programs to show each other. Another "private label" system is not what we
need.

Having the name "Amiga" is no guarantee of success - nothing is a
guarantee of success except immense amounts of cash and marketing, and a
sterling product with game and application software better than WIntels
and Macs. Otherwise it will simply be a private label that does a
production run for us and then vanishes. If someone can come up with a
killer app, there is always a chance that it will dominate a niche and
survive - even if it does not become a contender in the Mac/PC
marketplace. Another e-mail app won't be it.

The name however, will alert folks from the Mac and PC communities that
the Amiga is back in contemporary garb. They are not so insular as you
might think. We have had many visitors from the Mac user group at AmiCUE
over the years. Of course, these are mature enthusiasts - not the bulk of
users for whom it is only a working tool.

As an aside, one visit took place by a cross section of the Mac user group
exec, to try and find out what we were doing right. At that meeting, we
had around 50 people show up - counting guests. The Mac guys were boggled
- they had over 400 members and were lucky to get 10% at any meeting. We
had about 40 members at the time - something like a 125% turnout!

larry!

-end copy-  -end copy-  -end copy-  -end copy-  -end copy-  -end copy-


        I know several that started on Amiga and went to CGI foundries, peesea
developer houses, or became mainframe programmers/controlers/adins.  Most still
have their Amiga h'ware and, I think, most would be interested in a new Amiga
with current or better features/capabilities.

        I agree with several on the TA list,  if the name can be had for
reasonable, or maybe even slightly less than reasonable, cost then I think it
would be worth it.  The highly recognizable name and badges (boing ball and/or
rainbow checkmark) would be more than worth the equivalent mucho expensive ad
work needed to push a new name.  Fleecy and Bill McEwen (Amino) are talking to
AI to see if something can be worked out.  The Phoenix group seems to be behind
them 100%.

        Meanwhile, back at the ranch...  Dirk Harlar(sp?) of the Ripper list
has stumbled across indications of a new Amiga box coming out soon.  He says
they are rolling off the assembly lines even as you read this.  Dirk is excited
as he has met with parties involved when He demoed 3.5 in Holland and saw the
signed contract.  There are low and high end boxes (ruffly equivilent to the 500
and A3/4K only with updated capabilities I assume) that should be available for
purchase in 1 or 2 months.  He has been sworn to secrecy so will not divulge
more.  Makes me want to track him down and try a lit'l bamboo-under-fingernails
therapy on him.  ;^)  I'm anxious to know the specs on these new boxes.


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Dear all,

I have just read the news on a mainstream computer news page on
teletext on the british channel four, 21/9/99 on page 651. I am sure
you'll all know the news now and that is that Amiga will not be making
another computer but instead focus on internet applications, again,
us the community has been screwed over when everything was
going good for the first time. Groups like Digital Corruption
complained about Amiga long ago although they went about it in the
wrong way they came up with the truth long before most people could
see it.

I think we have all been wary at times but sometimes have been blind
to the facts and been living a pipe dream. Another company has
screwed us but I hope we can survive, why should now be the end?
there is nothing to pull me to the PC or Mac market so the Amiga is
still my number 1 choice and I hope you and all developers will stay
with our platform and support it, it is us who can save what we have
and no one else now. We have survived since 1993/4 until now so why
can't we carry on, I didn't see us still being here 4-5 years later
but we still are, we may have lost a few people along the way but
if in your heart of hearts you claim to be an Amiga user then stay
with us, the elite Amiga users and show the world we care about
OUR computer because now it belongs to US.

I urge Gateway to sell the rights to Amiga the company to someone
who cares and see if anyone will bid for it, they owe us this at
least, if they are going to do nothing with it then give someone
else a chance, even if no big players buy our computer name then
sell it to a smaller company and give us back the name, we don't
want to see the word Amiga on an internet box, if we'd have wanted
that we would have supported Escom.

Some may call this the 3rd time we've been done over or some might
say the second but the basic fact is its happend again and its
something we have come through before so I see no reason why
we can't do it again. The Amiga is our choice, if it wasn't the
choice of many then we wouldn't be here now, we would have
parted 3 or 4 years ago but we are the REAL users who know
our computer and like what it does and what it stands for, lets
show the computing world that we are not ready to die even if
for the future ahead we can yet see no new computer.

My pledge is to make Gateway sell the rights to Amiga to a
company of our choice that we support and we back.

I don't think we should blame Jim Collas or any Amiga worker
because I don't think this is what THEY wanted, of course not,
I blame Gateway. Tom Schmidt has been quoted as saying that
it was unrealistic, of course it isn't, the Mac is hanging around,
people are bored with the PC so it is not unrealistic at all.

They have said that they _might_ consider a licence for someone
else to work on a new computer but all this really says to me
is they believe in the back of their minds that it could take off
but they are too gutless to put a bit of effort in and give it
a go, with a licence if it doesn't take off then they are safe and
if it does they rake in the money.

I think we should all email Gateway and tell them what we really
think of them and tell them to sell the rights.

I would like to say however that I am willing to show my support
by making the commitment now that for as long as people want
AIO to keep running it will, as long as there is a small readership
then it will continue.

I would also like to say to everyone reading that I hope you
too stick with the Amiga, if you want buy a PC along side then
do that but stay with the Amiga, I for one am 100% an Amiga user
and for as long as I can see will always be. The Amiga has been
a part of my life for as long as I can remember and its not
about to die yet. Stay with us, don't let *our* computer fade away.

Toodle Pip!
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Dear All,

Your probably wondering what the hell that topic means right? Well let
me tell you, me and a few of the Amiga press have been contacted
by the one and only Bill McEwen. I mean he has something up his
sleeves and its big, hence the big sleeves joke.

I can't say much as the topic was "CONFIDENTIAL" but I will quote
a small piece which has nothing to do with the rest of his exciting
email,

"I did not leave Amiga, Gateway told me to leave."

The word from the mouth himself.

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In the latest colum in AF 129 I see Tony Horgan has split us users in
two reasons for using the computer we do, below are how he sees
each reason for using it,

- "They favour a particular application that's not available for
any other platform"

or

- "they like being part of a club"

This really is the biggest load of bulls**t i've ever heard. I do not
use my Amiga because I like one application or even 2,3 or 4 that
I could not get on a PC and then the other suggestion is just plain
taking the p**s out of us.

Neither of these reasons sum up why I personally use the Amiga.
I admit the Amiga is not as powerful as the PC but if you want a
power machine get a PC, no one is stopping you, we are here for
a reason that people can not explain and not put into words, i'm
just using my Amiga because I can. You see in the modern world,
in most countries we have a choice on what we do, what we say
and what damn computer we use. I choice Amiga because its plain
and simple I can.

I am not living in a cloud thinking that my machine is more powerful
than the latest wizz-bang PC, I agree with Tony Horgan whoever
does is mad but the reasons he says we use are Amigas are
awful.

The Amiga does 95% of what I want and the other 5% I can live with
out. Have people changed into a mode of lets slag the Amiga off
as much as possible to show we are 'funny guys' and can slag
off the computer we use? The Amiga is not like a vintage car,
we do not get pleasure from polishing it on a sunday and
occationally taking it out for a spin as heads turn. Yes, heads
probably do turn when I mention to another computer user that
I use an Amiga but it isn't a toy computer, its a serious computer.

If people used the Amiga for being part of a club then they are
not a computer user at all. I think there are a million and one
reasons we all use our Amigas, does it really matter why we
use them, the fact is we use them, the end to that story. Saying
the main two reasons are the ones he states is very narrow
minded.

Now Tony Horgan to many is seen as a good guy and i'm not
complaing about him at all, I like his work and he was one of the
best Amiga writers to past through Cu-Amiga but these few
comments are badly wrong.

So Tony Horgan, what do you like about our club or are you
here for that one application you can't find anywhere else.

Me, i'm here for the one application....

the application being....

AMIGA

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Andrew, 

On 20-Sep-99, you wrote:

> For example, your email is chris.seward@ukonline.co.uk.
> For UKOLs 0845 number, chris.seward would be OK, but for an easynet
> number, you need all of it.

Ahhhh.... didn't realise for the Easynet one you had to enter your
whole email address as the username, anyway why would I :)? noone
told me that, i just put the username in from the ukonline account,
if this works then I owe you!!!! :)

*<«THANKS»>*

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Hello Chris,

On 24-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Dear All,
> 
> Your probably wondering what the hell that topic means right? Well let
> me tell you, me and a few of the Amiga press have been contacted
> by the one and only Bill McEwen. I mean he has something up his
> sleeves and its big, hence the big sleeves joke.
> 
> I can't say much as the topic was "CONFIDENTIAL" but I will quote
> a small piece which has nothing to do with the rest of his exciting
> email,
> 
> "I did not leave Amiga, Gateway told me to leave."
> 
> The word from the mouth himself.
> 

Would the words Amino, Aqua, and Pheonix Platform Consortium be what you
are on about? :GRIN:


> Toodle Pip!
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Kenneth
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Howdy Chris

On 24-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

> My pledge is to make Gateway sell the rights to Amiga to a
> company of our choice that we support and we back.


Better idea is one I've had for a few years...
Key Word: Consortium

Sell the rights to a collective of Amiga Software and Hardware developers-
people who have PROVEN themselves and might have the combined financial
resources to pull this off.  All in the consortium would shatre both
resources, talent, and (in the end) profits, each according to their best
specialties.
  Amongst the obvious advanbtages, is that the Amiga would be protected from
the political rampages of a single company... if one outfit is tired of the
Amiga then he can pull out and still leave the others to continue it.  If
at some later date someone else wants to get in on it, he can by in and
start putting his programers/researchers/techies where his mouth is.

Have a central board- 1 rep from each company in it, but making sure that at
least half of the ones on the board are actual Engineers and one or two
knowing somethiung about marketing and the real world- to control the
allocation of resources, and then have at it.

Just think, say if Haag, Phase 5, Kruse, certain famous individuals in the
Amiga community, and maybe even Motorolla could get together (tell
motorolla they get a percentage and the freedom to get a say in how They
might want to see a real computer made- that would also elliminate the cost
for the Consortium actually #buying# the needed CPUs), what a monster
machine could be made (without the interference of politics).  Then give it
some native task emulation for PC and Mac stuff, and start advertising the
ultimate desktop supercomputer (Hey- if Apple can call their G4 a
Supercomputer with just the one chip, what do you think we could call ours
with /FOUR/ G4 chips in parallel).

It's the way it should have been done 2 or 3 companies ago.

-Later
-- 
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make it shorter.
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From: Jon Peterson <alden1@airmail.net>

Hello Chris

On 24-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

> Dear All,

> Your probably wondering what the hell that topic means right? Well let
> me tell you, me and a few of the Amiga press have been contacted
> by the one and only Bill McEwen. I mean he has something up his
> sleeves and its big, hence the big sleeves joke.

> I can't say much as the topic was "CONFIDENTIAL" but I will quote
> a small piece which has nothing to do with the rest of his exciting
> email,

> "I did not leave Amiga, Gateway told me to leave."

> The word from the mouth himself.

Seriously hope something is afoot. Let's face it, there was a certain amount of
passion in the ways Collas and McEwen parted with Gateway/Amiga. Surely,
surely they have not been idle in the interim. Anyone heard from Collas? He
certainly has some capital - and vision. Really would be interesting (and most
likely very motivational/inspirational) to hear something of his plans.
Anyone else curious?

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Greets-

From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
To: just-amiga@onelist.com
Reply-to: just-amiga@onelist.com
From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>


CS> Your probably wondering what the hell that topic means right? Well let
CS> me tell you, me and a few of the Amiga press have been contacted
CS> by the one and only Bill McEwen. I mean he has something up his
CS> sleeves and its big, hence the big sleeves joke.

        Well, it seems that you have already heard from them.  My previous
msg was unecessary.

CS> I can't say much as the topic was "CONFIDENTIAL" but I will quote
CS> a small piece which has nothing to do with the rest of his exciting
CS> email,

CS> "I did not leave Amiga, Gateway told me to leave."

CS> The word from the mouth himself.

        ACK! First Dirk and now you.  IT'S NOT FAIR!  You turkeys!  Sittin'
there a lookin' down on us goin', "Nyaahh, nyah, nyah, nyaahh, nyaahh.  I know
something you don't."  :^/  I don't know if I can wait. EEEEEeeeuuugh!
(heavy breathing).  ...   Ok.  I'm better now.  ... Really ..  I am.  ...

mmmmmMMMMMMGGGAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!  TELL ME!  TELL ME NOW!  I'VE GOT TO KNOW!

TEELLLLLLL    MMEEE
                   EE
                     E
                      E
                       E
                       E
                       E

                       E

                       E

                       e

                       e


                       e


                       !


      ;^)



        _rich_        AmigaLine BBS sysop       member Team *AMIGA*





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Greets-

From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
To: just-amiga@onelist.com
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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

CS> Dear all,

CS> I have just read the news on a mainstream computer news page on
CS> teletext on the british channel four, 21/9/99 on page 651. I am sure
CS> you'll all know the news now and that is that Amiga will not be making
CS> another computer but instead focus on internet applications ...

O
 \ /
--X--- snip slash Hack WHaCK THWACK ---
 / \
O
        Since you are ed for AIO, I've got to believe that you know 'bout PPC
(Phoenix Platform Consortium), Amino, Aqua, and AMIE.  Surely you realize that
"screaming" at Gateway/AI could cause any negotiations that Fleecy Moss, Bill
McEwen, or anyone else involved, all sots of problems.  They are talking to AI
in an attempt get the Amiga name, possibly the badges (boing ball, rainbow check
mark) and whatever else they think necessary or required.  There are large group
of ppl that you could get pissed at you if you screw up their plans.

        There is a slight possibility that such action as throwing flames at
Gateway would be useful.  They have to be smarting from the reaction of all that
flamed them for their change in plans.  It is concievable that more of the same
could push their guilt button hard enuff to cause them to stike a deal more in
our favor.  I think it would be a good idea to clear this, and coordinate your
actions, with Fleecy and Bill.

        Other than that I applaud and agree with your position and "tude". 
With the BoXeR near completion and, according to Dirk Harlaar, new Amiga clones,
both low end desk top and high end workstation,  rolling off the assembly lines
now, it's obvious that ppl aren't ready to let the Amiga die.  Let's all pull in
the same direction and prove to G2K/AI how wrong they were.  With names like
Dave Haynie, Fleecy Moos, Bill McEwen, Carl Sassenrath, Wolf Dietrich, Dan
Dodge, and many others from the Amiga h'ware and s'ware developers industry
(with more joining every minute), things are looking up.  As one old movie line
goes, "We're mad as hell, and we're not going to take it any more".  Or as
Popeye says, "I c'n stands no more!".

        Let's do it ppl.  Let's show the corporations we will not be dictated
to.


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On 24-Sep-99 20:07:00, Rich Holtzschue said about [just-amiga] The Phoenix also rises.:
> From: Rich Holtzschue <Rich.Holtzschue@f2020.n147.z1.fidonet.org>


> O
>         Since you are ed for AIO, I've got to believe that you know 'bout PP
> (Phoenix Platform Consortium), Amino, Aqua, and AMIE.  Surely you realize th
> "screaming" at Gateway/AI could cause any negotiations that Fleecy Moss, Bil
> McEwen, or anyone else involved, all sots of problems.  They are talking to 
> in an attempt get the Amiga name, possibly the badges (boing ball, rainbow c
> mark) and whatever else they think necessary or required.  There are large g
> of ppl that you could get pissed at you if you screw up their plans.

Lets get real here....Gateway pulled the plug on the MMC regardless of
current users wishes!!
Sending them e-mail isn't going to upset them in the slightest,or they 
would have changed their minds.
The user base is now so small that they don't care what we think and
have shown their indifference by their actions!!!
Gateway will,as usual,look at the bottom line in relation to any
dealings with other parties ie if they stand to make money from it
without any effort on their part,it'll go ahead.
Flame them!!! Why not nuke them :))

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Hello Chris

On 25-Sep-99, you wrote:

<Snip>

> I can't say much as the topic was "CONFIDENTIAL" but I will quote
> a small piece which has nothing to do with the rest of his exciting
> email,

Please tell us, pretty please!
(I hate NDAs & stuff)

> "I did not leave Amiga, Gateway told me to leave."
> 
> The word from the mouth himself.
> 
> Toodle Pip!

According to AF, he wasn't making money, so was chucked. I wouldn't be
surprised if this was the case, but at the same time, I wouldn't be shocked
if AF were wrong.
The real concern was Jim leaving; someone must have heard something from
him?

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Kenneth, 

On 25-Sep-99, you wrote:

> Would the words Amino, Aqua, and Pheonix Platform Consortium be what
you
> are on about? :GRIN:

Errr, his message was posted to 'us' after you posted your Pheonix
post, so no :)

But I do notice he comes under the company 'Amino' in that release.

You'll just have to wait and see.

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On 24-Sep-99 20:07:00, Rich Holtzschue said about [just-amiga] The Phoenix also rises.:
> From: Rich Holtzschue <Rich.Holtzschue@f2020.n147.z1.fidonet.org>

<snip>

 
> With the BoXeR near completion and, according to Dirk Harlaar, new Amiga
> clones both low end desk top and high end workstation,  rolling off the
>assembly line.....
>From all the news...the Boxer is released...and according to the IWin
site ,they started production of their new Amiga compatible range on
9/8/99. They also say you will be able to buy them at the end of
September!! 
If thats right,theres not long to go until we are spoiled for choice!
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Greets-

From: - <drstrange@jps.net>
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On 24-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
CS> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

CS> My pledge is to make Gateway sell the rights to Amiga to a
CS> company of our choice that we support and we back.


DS> Better idea is one I've had for a few years...
DS> Key Word: Consortium

DS> Sell the rights to a collective of Amiga Software and Hardware developers-
DS>  people who have PROVEN themselves and might have the combined financial
DS> resources to pull this off.  

- snipage of neat consortium stuff -

       You wouldn't be talking 'bout Phoenix and Amino now would you?  :^)P



        _rich_        AmigaLine BBS sysop       member Team *AMIGA*




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Rich, 

On 25-Sep-99, you wrote:

>        ACK! First Dirk and now you.  IT'S NOT FAIR!  You turkeys! 
Sittin'
> there a lookin' down on us goin', "Nyaahh, nyah, nyah, nyaahh, nyaahh. 
I know
> something you don't."  :^/  I don't know if I can wait. EEEEEeeeuuugh!
> (heavy breathing).  ...   Ok.  I'm better now.  ... Really ..  I am. 
...

Its not a case of knowing something you don't. Its not my fault that I
can't release what he has said, he hasn't said that much but all I
want to do is tell you something has been said not showing off that
I know more.

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Dear All,

I wrote to Petro after 'the' announcement to ask some things and thought
you may want to read his reply. These are the words of Petro
Tyschtschenko.

---

Dear Chris, do not worry...Thanks for your mail......Unfortuneately I
have 
had no influence to the
 development in the last weeks.My understanding is that it is AMIGA Incs
 dream to build a ubiquitous platform that can succeed in the environment
of
 the future, not an unsuccessful computer that is rooted in the past. The
 dream of ubiquitous computing and a common amiga interface across
multiple
 devices (PC`s, Mac`s, phones, TV`s, PDA`s, cars, Internet, etc) is the
 direction of AMIGA Inc. GW wants AMIGA to be pervasive and in use by
 millions. Maybe an exciting adventure into the future. I am quite sure
that
 there are also someone enterprising people which are willing to continue
 with the existing AMIGA technology...and I will support those of course.
 I will continue to support my A 1200 sales with spareparts and service
as
 long as it is requested from our Amiga community and for the benifit of
my
 beloved AMIGA. Our Os 3.5 will be available in the next 2-3 weeks.
 
 Best regards
 Petro

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Rich, 

On 25-Sep-99, you wrote:

>        Since you are ed for AIO, I've got to believe that you know
'bout PPC
> (Phoenix Platform Consortium), Amino, Aqua, and AMIE.  Surely you
realize that
> "screaming" at Gateway/AI could cause any negotiations that Fleecy
Moss, Bill
> McEwen, or anyone else involved, all sots of problems. 

I know very little apart from what Bill McEwen has posted. I doubt
Gateway
are going to say that editor of AIO bloke said some stuff about us now we
are going to stop everything.

They stopped the Amiga MMC easily enough, don't forget they are a big
company who cares about nothing much as long as they make profit, they
don't care what any of us say otherwise the Amiga MCC would still be on.

> There are large group of ppl that you could get pissed at you if you
screw
> up their plans.

I doubt it seriously. If I wanted my views noticed I would have sent it
further than just this mailing list.

I speak my mind, sometimes people don't like that but i'm not one for
hiding the truth or my ideas.

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Hello Chris,

On 25-Sep-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Rich, 
> 
> On 25-Sep-99, you wrote:
> 
>>        ACK! First Dirk and now you.  IT'S NOT FAIR!  You turkeys! 
> Sittin'
>> there a lookin' down on us goin', "Nyaahh, nyah, nyah, nyaahh,
>> nyaahh.
> I know
>> something you don't." :^/ I don't know if I can wait. EEEEEeeeuuugh!
>> (heavy breathing). ... Ok. I'm better now. ... Really .. I am.
> ...
> 
> Its not a case of knowing something you don't. Its not my fault that I
> can't release what he has said, he hasn't said that much but all I
> want to do is tell you something has been said not showing off that
> I know more.
> 
> 

Don't worry, Chris.  We all know there is something going on and are
awaiting the good news. While we are waiting you might try out this URL:

http://www.amino1.net

Nothing much there but nice anyway.


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 On Sunday September 19 1999, Chris Seward said to All:

 CS> The first knowledge of Paul Cavanagh was when he called my up saying he
 CS> was reviewing Wasted Dreams for AF, as I am the UK Distributer for the
 CS> game I offered him the advice and then see the review which gives the
 CS> game 72% overall. Not wanting to sound bias but even if I wasn't the UK
 CS> Distributer I would certainly give it a hell of a lot more than that as
 CS> most of the people who registered it did.

I was a bit stunned that he gave it a mark like that.

His excuse seemed to be that it was 'slow' and you needed patience.  Gosh,
it's not StarWars:Pod Racers then? :-)

 CS> Is Mr. Cavanagh up for the job? Why didn't AF employ an Amiga fan and
 CS> not someone who packed up their Amiga well over 2 years ago?

I think Future try to allocate writers to magazines - a few years ago they
put someone in charge as editor who didn't have an Amiga, at all, if you
remember.

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Greetings Âll...

Can anyone tell me how to subscribe to the "PureAmiga" ML, please?

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On 26-Sep-99 12:52:27, Tony P. Parr said about [just-amiga] PureAmiga:

> Can anyone tell me how to subscribe to the "PureAmiga" ML, please?

Just like just-amiga, the pureamiga list is hosted by onelist.
http://www.onelist.com  list pamiga

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On 26-Sep-99 13:52:27 BST, Tony P. Parr wrote:

> Can anyone tell me how to subscribe to the "PureAmiga" ML, please?

Send a blank email to pamiga-subscribe@onelist.com or you can do
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From: Andy Kinsella <andy.k2@ukonline.co.uk>

Greetings  Chris 

On 19-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

> Hi All,

> Well by now most of you are probably bored by my rants at AF and its
> staff but i'm going to rant anywa ;) Thats not to say that I don't
> like AF because I have actually just taken out a 12 month
> subscription with them, if they'll still be around in 12 months is
> another matter altogether.

> The first knowledge of Paul Cavanagh was when he called my up
> saying he was reviewing Wasted Dreams for AF, as I am the UK
> Distributer for the game I offered him the advice and then see
> the review which gives the game 72% overall. Not wanting to sound
> bias but even if I wasn't the UK Distributer I would certainly
> give it a hell of a lot more than that as most of the people who
> registered it did.

I don't see what the big deal his. If he thinks the game is only
worthy of 72%, then that's what he should give it. He gave his
opinion; that's what reviewers do. If you don't agree with it; well,
them's the breaks.

My favourite piece of software scored about 76% or something the last
time it was reviewed in a mag'; while an inferior product of the same
genre consistently scored over 90%. Oh well.


> Toodle Pip!
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Hello,

I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I 
remember that there was something specific needed for the monitor
to work on an Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it
had to do with the scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the
requirements are or where I can find out?  

Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an
A3000 with a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made
to fit the Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a 
different type of connector.  Is there an adapter?

Jack

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> From: ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk
> 
> 
>  On Sunday September 19 1999, Chris Seward said to All:
> 
>  CS> The first knowledge of Paul Cavanagh was when he called my up saying 
he
>  CS> was reviewing Wasted Dreams for AF, as I am the UK Distributer for the
>  CS> game I offered him the advice and then see the review which gives the
>  CS> game 72% overall. Not wanting to sound bias but even if I wasn't the UK
>  CS> Distributer I would certainly give it a hell of a lot more than that as
>  CS> most of the people who registered it did.
> 
> I was a bit stunned that he gave it a mark like that.
> 
> His excuse seemed to be that it was 'slow' and you needed patience.  Gosh,
> it's not StarWars:Pod Racers then? :-)
> 
>  CS> Is Mr. Cavanagh up for the job? Why didn't AF employ an Amiga fan and
>  CS> not someone who packed up their Amiga well over 2 years ago?
> 
> I think Future try to allocate writers to magazines - a few years ago they
> put someone in charge as editor who didn't have an Amiga, at all, if you
> remember.
> 
>  Neil Williams, 

Here lies the problem with Amiga Format being the only Amiga magazine left.
Its only one man's view. That is why I bought all the available  Amiga magazines in 
the old days and remember reviews could be quite different at times.

Same thing with Amiga advertisers. One by one they are drifting away from the 
magazine, giving us less choice.

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From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>

Yes, if you want PAL or NTSC to work on your monitor. Usually monitors handle scanrates from 30KHz and up, but for PAL the monitor has to work with 15KHz. This can be fixed with a so called scandoubler. Also the connector is not a standard VGA connector on the amiga. A converter must be bought too.

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>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>
>Hello,
>
>I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I 
>remember that there was something specific needed for the monitor
>to work on an Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it
>had to do with the scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the
>requirements are or where I can find out?  
>
>Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
>setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an
>A3000 with a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made
>to fit the Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a 
>different type of connector.  Is there an adapter?
>
>Jack
>
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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Mattias

On 26-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
> 
> Yes, if you want PAL or NTSC to work on your monitor. Usually monitors
> handle scanrates from 30KHz and up, but for PAL the monitor has to work
> with 15KHz. This can be fixed with a so called scandoubler. Also the
> connector is not a standard VGA connector on the amiga. A converter must
> be bought too.


I am in the states so I need NTSC.  Are you saying that any monitor
that works from 30khz and up will work?  


>> I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I 
>> remember that there was something specific needed for the monitor
>> to work on an Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it
>> had to do with the scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the
>> requirements are or where I can find out?  
>> 
>> Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
>> setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an
>> A3000 with a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made
>> to fit the Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a 
>> different type of connector.  Is there an adapter?
>> 

Jack

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From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

Hi Everybody,

> I am in the states so I need NTSC.  Are you saying that any monitor
> that works from 30khz and up will work?  

   Ok, do you actually use anything other then NTSC modes? You may be better off getting a nice big scart VT, I'm using an old 21" TV with scart and it's great :)

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Andrew

On 26-Sep-99, Andrew Crowe wrote:
> From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>
> 
> Hi Everybody,
> 
>> I am in the states so I need NTSC.  Are you saying that any monitor
>> that works from 30khz and up will work?  
> 
>   Ok, do you actually use anything other then NTSC modes? You may be
> better off getting a nice big scart VT, I'm using an old 21" TV with scart
> and it's great :)

I only use NTSC.  I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere (scart VT) but
it sounds like it will be out of my price range.

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From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>

Nope. NTSC use 15KHz also. (Actually 15.72 if i remember correctly). You can use double NTSC which should be in your storage/monitors directory. But remember that you cannot use standard NTSC(or PAL) then. Most of the programs nowdays are released are userfriendly and will use the mode you're using. Older games and so on doesn't (including most of the scenedemos)... I use Commodores old 1950 monitor which can handle both PAL and NTSC + Multiscan and the 'double' modes.

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>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>
>Hello Mattias
>
>On 26-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
>> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
>> 
>> Yes, if you want PAL or NTSC to work on your monitor. Usually monitors
>> handle scanrates from 30KHz and up, but for PAL the monitor has to work
>> with 15KHz. This can be fixed with a so called scandoubler. Also the
>> connector is not a standard VGA connector on the amiga. A converter must
>> be bought too.
>
>
>I am in the states so I need NTSC.  Are you saying that any monitor
>that works from 30khz and up will work?  
>
>
>>> I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I 
>>> remember that there was something specific needed for the monitor
>>> to work on an Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it
>>> had to do with the scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the
>>> requirements are or where I can find out?  
>>> 
>>> Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
>>> setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an
>>> A3000 with a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made
>>> to fit the Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a 
>>> different type of connector.  Is there an adapter?
>>> 
>
>Jack
>
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Hello Mattias

On 26-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
> 
> Nope. NTSC use 15KHz also. (Actually 15.72 if i remember correctly). You
> can use double NTSC which should be in your storage/monitors directory.
> But remember that you cannot use standard NTSC(or PAL) then. Most of the
> programs nowdays are released are userfriendly and will use the mode
> you're using. Older games and so on doesn't (including most of the
> scenedemos)... I use Commodores old 1950 monitor which can handle both PAL
> and NTSC + Multiscan and the 'double' modes.

I think we may not be talking about the same thing or (even more likely)
I am totally missing the point.  It seems you are talking about which
monitor driver to use while I am talking about which monitor to use.
I have a graphics card installed so I am not using the NTSC driver
in the devs directory.  What I originally meant to ask was what
are the hardware requirements of the monitor with regards to the Amiga?

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Hi Jack

On 26-Sep-99, you wrote:

>>  Ok, do you actually use anything other then NTSC modes? You may be
>> better off getting a nice big scart VT, I'm using an old 21" TV with
>> scart and it's great :)

> I only use NTSC.  I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere (scart VT) but
> it sounds like it will be out of my price range.

Hi Jack

I think what Andrew meant to write was a Scart TV not a VT !

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From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>

And the hardware requirements if using an amiga is that the monitor can handles 15KHz and up. I am now talking about a standard amiga. On the other hand, if you have a graphics card and never use the NTSC mode you can use almost any monitor brand. Every new monitor handles 30KHz and up(at least they should do). About the 1084S. Isn't that a "TV"-monitor?? I'm not sure but I think you can't use it with any other modes than standard PAL or NTSC (15KHz) modes.

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>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>
>Hello Mattias
>
>On 26-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
>> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
>> 
>> Nope. NTSC use 15KHz also. (Actually 15.72 if i remember correctly). You
>> can use double NTSC which should be in your storage/monitors directory.
>> But remember that you cannot use standard NTSC(or PAL) then. Most of the
>> programs nowdays are released are userfriendly and will use the mode
>> you're using. Older games and so on doesn't (including most of the
>> scenedemos)... I use Commodores old 1950 monitor which can handle both PAL
>> and NTSC + Multiscan and the 'double' modes.
>
>I think we may not be talking about the same thing or (even more likely)
>I am totally missing the point.  It seems you are talking about which
>monitor driver to use while I am talking about which monitor to use.
>I have a graphics card installed so I am not using the NTSC driver
>in the devs directory.  What I originally meant to ask was what
>are the hardware requirements of the monitor with regards to the Amiga?
>
>Jack
>
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Hello Jack

On 26-Sep-99, you wrote:

> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
> 
> Hello Andrew
> 
> On 26-Sep-99, Andrew Crowe wrote:
>> From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>
>> 
>> Hi Everybody,
>> 
>>> I am in the states so I need NTSC.  Are you saying that any monitor
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>> 
>>  Ok, do you actually use anything other then NTSC modes? You may be
>> better off getting a nice big scart VT, I'm using an old 21" TV with
>> scart and it's great :)
> 
> I only use NTSC.  I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere (scart VT) but
> it sounds like it will be out of my price range.
> 
> Jack

I could be wrong but I don't think SCART TV's are available in the U.S.

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On 25-Sep-99 09:11:04 amiga@thefree.net Chris Seward wrote:

>From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

>Kenneth,

>On 25-Sep-99, you wrote:

>> Would the words Amino, Aqua, and Pheonix Platform Consortium be what
>>you are on about? :GRIN:

>Errr, his message was posted to 'us' after you posted your Pheonix
>post, so no :)

>But I do notice he comes under the company 'Amino' in that release.

>You'll just have to wait and see.

Erm, he was also on the list in the Phoenix Consortium post, I think. So
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From: Kenneth Craig <kwdjc@wf.net>

Hello Jack,

On 26-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I 
> remember that there was something specific needed for the monitor
> to work on an Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it
> had to do with the scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the
> requirements are or where I can find out?  
> 
> Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
> setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an
> A3000 with a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made
> to fit the Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a 
> different type of connector.  Is there an adapter?
> 

For a standard Amiga here in the states (no graphics card or scan
doubler) you have to use a monitor that is capable of 15khz such as the
1084. If you have a graphics card, you can use an SVGA monitor and
connect it to the card. Do not use the 1084 on the graphics card.

Kenneth


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Hello Wayne

On 26-Sep-99, Wayne Pyrah - H y p e r B o y - wrote:
> From: Wayne Pyrah - H y p e r B o y - <wayne@here.is>
> 
> Hi Jack
> 
> On 26-Sep-99, you wrote:
> 
>>>  Ok, do you actually use anything other then NTSC modes? You may be
>>> better off getting a nice big scart VT, I'm using an old 21" TV with
>>> scart and it's great :)
> 
>> I only use NTSC.  I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere (scart VT) but
>> it sounds like it will be out of my price range.
> 
> Hi Jack
> 
> I think what Andrew meant to write was a Scart TV not a VT !

That does make more sense although I haven't heard of that either.
I'll start looking around for them.

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Hello Kenneth

On 26-Sep-99, Kenneth Craig wrote:
> From: Kenneth Craig <kwdjc@wf.net>
> 
> Hello Jack,
> 
> On 26-Sep-99, Jack York wrote:
>> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I 
>> remember that there was something specific needed for the monitor
>> to work on an Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it
>> had to do with the scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the
>> requirements are or where I can find out?  
>> 
>> Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
>> setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an
>> A3000 with a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made
>> to fit the Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a 
>> different type of connector.  Is there an adapter?
>> 
> 
> For a standard Amiga here in the states (no graphics card or scan
> doubler) you have to use a monitor that is capable of 15khz such as the
> 1084. If you have a graphics card, you can use an SVGA monitor and
> connect it to the card. Do not use the 1084 on the graphics card.

Thanks Kenneth.  I think I finally understand.

Jack

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Hello Mattias

On 26-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
> 
> And the hardware requirements if using an amiga is that the monitor can
> handles 15KHz and up. I am now talking about a standard amiga. On the
> other hand, if you have a graphics card and never use the NTSC mode you
> can use almost any monitor brand. Every new monitor handles 30KHz and
> up(at least they should do). About the 1084S. Isn't that a "TV"-monitor??
> I'm not sure but I think you can't use it with any other modes than
> standard PAL or NTSC (15KHz) modes.

Ahh - the fog clears.  So if I want to be able to use a standard
display (not use the graphics board) I need to have a monitor that
works from 15 to xx khz or get one that works from 30 to xx khz
and buy a scan doubler - right?


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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Larry

On 26-Sep-99, Larry Miller wrote:
> From: Larry Miller <lmill@bellatlantic.net>

> I could be wrong but I don't think SCART TV's are available in the U.S.

Just did a quick search on Yahoo but didn't find anything info.  I'll
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From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>

That's right.

And hey, a scart doesn't work with your graphics card. A scart is for TVs or videos. I think they also are known as a Euroconnector so they might not be on USA tvs and videos. (?)

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> From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
> 
> Hello Mattias
> 
> On 26-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
> > From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
> > 
> > And the hardware requirements if using an amiga is that the monitor can
> > handles 15KHz and up. I am now talking about a standard amiga. On the
> > other hand, if you have a graphics card and never use the NTSC mode you
> > can use almost any monitor brand. Every new monitor handles 30KHz and
> > up(at least they should do). About the 1084S. Isn't that a "TV"-monitor??
> > I'm not sure but I think you can't use it with any other modes than
> > standard PAL or NTSC (15KHz) modes.
> 
> Ahh - the fog clears.  So if I want to be able to use a standard
> display (not use the graphics board) I need to have a monitor that
> works from 15 to xx khz or get one that works from 30 to xx khz
> and buy a scan doubler - right?
> 
> 
> Jack
> 
> > AIO website @ http://www.aio.co.uk

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Mattias

On 27-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
> 
> That's right.

Uh-oh, I thought I had it.  I just took a look at the manual for the
monitor I use on my main Amiga.  It says it syncs from 31 to 48 khz.
But I don't own a scandoubler.  So I guess I don't understand after
all.  Shouldn't my current setup fail since the monitor doesn't sync
down to 15 khz? 


Jack

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From: tim@ramjam.u-net.com (Tim Corringham)

Hi Jack

> Ahh - the fog clears.  So if I want to be able to use a standard
> display (not use the graphics board) I need to have a monitor that
> works from 15 to xx khz or get one that works from 30 to xx khz
> and buy a scan doubler - right?

IIRC you have an A3000, and the A3000 has a built in scan doubler.
That's the 15 pin VGA style video socket on the back near the
23 pin Amiga video socket. There is a switch to enable/disable the
scan doubler - if you attach a VGA capable monitor ensure that you
only use it with the switch enabled, or you'll feed 15KHz video to
you VGA monitor, and it probably won't like that!

  Tim

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From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>

You use a graphics card. Thats why it works. The graphicscard is probably using 30KHz and up.

/M
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>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
>
>Hello Mattias
>
>On 27-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
>> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
>> 
>> That's right.
>
>Uh-oh, I thought I had it.  I just took a look at the manual for the
>monitor I use on my main Amiga.  It says it syncs from 31 to 48 khz.
>But I don't own a scandoubler.  So I guess I don't understand after
>all.  Shouldn't my current setup fail since the monitor doesn't sync
>down to 15 khz? 
>
>
>Jack
>
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Hello Mattias

On 27-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
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> 
> You use a graphics card. Thats why it works. The graphicscard is probably
> using 30KHz and up.

Hmmm... I just got the card a few months ago.  I've had the monitor
for 3 or 4 years.  I always ran in NTSC Hires mode before.  

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From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>

Strange. Did you use the VGA connector that someone in this list mentioned? And used the scandoubler mode that apparently are a feature on the A3000?

/Mattias
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>From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>
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>Hello Mattias
>
>On 27-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
>> From: "Mattias Andersson" <mattias.andersson@home.se>
>> 
>> You use a graphics card. Thats why it works. The graphicscard is probably
>> using 30KHz and up.
>
>Hmmm... I just got the card a few months ago.  I've had the monitor
>for 3 or 4 years.  I always ran in NTSC Hires mode before.  
>
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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Tim

On 27-Sep-99, Tim Corringham wrote:
> From: tim@ramjam.u-net.com (Tim Corringham)
> 
> Hi Jack
> 
>> Ahh - the fog clears.  So if I want to be able to use a standard
>> display (not use the graphics board) I need to have a monitor that
>> works from 15 to xx khz or get one that works from 30 to xx khz
>> and buy a scan doubler - right?
> 
> IIRC you have an A3000, and the A3000 has a built in scan doubler.
> That's the 15 pin VGA style video socket on the back near the
> 23 pin Amiga video socket. There is a switch to enable/disable the
> scan doubler - if you attach a VGA capable monitor ensure that you
> only use it with the switch enabled, or you'll feed 15KHz video to
> you VGA monitor, and it probably won't like that!

I forgot all about that - haven't looked at it since I got the 
computer.  So I guess for an A3000, there is no special consideration
needed when choosing a monitor?

Jack

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From: Jack York <jyork@voyager.net>

Hello Mattias

On 27-Sep-99, Mattias Andersson wrote:
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> 
> Strange. Did you use the VGA connector that someone in this list
> mentioned? And used the scandoubler mode that apparently are a feature on
> the A3000?

Yes, that is how I have it connected and explains the mystery. :)

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Greets-

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JY> Ahh - the fog clears.  So if I want to be able to use a standard
JY> display (not use the graphics board) I need to have a monitor that
JY> works from 15 to xx khz or get one that works from 30 to xx khz
JY> and buy a scan doubler - right?


        This thread appears confusing so let me see if I can make it worse. 
;^)

        I gather this is for an A3K with a graphics card.  You should have 2
video ports on the back of your A3K.  On the groups BBS machine they are labeled
15KHz video and 31 KHz video.  The 15Khz port (DB-23 socket) should work on your
1084S  (which was a standard Amiga monitor, a stereo "upgrade" to the 1084 which
had a single [mono] speaker as the 1084S has stereo [2 speakers, left and
right]).  The 1084S starts at 15KHz and goes up (altho not as high as some
monitors).  Next to the 15KHz port is the 31KHz port (DB-9 socket, IIRC) that
most VGA monitors would plug into.  Next to that port is a switch that turns
your scandoubler on/off.  We are presently using a VGA monitor on our machine
with the doubler on as the old ADC monitor can't go as low as 15KHz.  Umm... 
come to think of it, this is a desktop box.  If yours is a tower then the ports
may be positioned diff.

        I can't say much 'bout your graphics card.  Most have a VGA port.  Some
have "pass thru" that allows a second monitor to be used for standard WB
screens.  You *may* be able to use the 1084S *and* a VGA with the gfx card.  RTM
of the card for details, if you have one.  If not, some one here probably would
know something 'bout the flavor of card you have, just ask.  Our BBS doesn't
need/use one so I can't tell you.

        So is that clear as mud?  :^)


        _rich_        AmigaLine BBS sysop       member Team *AMIGA*





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> I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I 
> remember that there was something specific needed for the monitor
> to work on an Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it
> had to do with the scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the
> requirements are or where I can find out?  

If you want to play some games and genlock to your monitor, you would 
want 15.77khz scan rates to work. That would pretty well exclude most 
all new monitors. But with your A3000 + flicker fixer built in, almost 
any VGA monitor would do.. but a multisync would allow larger screen 
modes (the ideal monitor would scan from 15.77 and up to higher 
is better.) and give you a cleaner better flicker fixed display. Dual 
video inputs would be even better.... 
 
> Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
> setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an
> A3000 with a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made
> to fit the Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a 
> different type of connector.  Is there an adapter?

Depends on the graphic board.. but for most popular types, I would say 
no. But on the other hand you can conenct it directly to the RGB 23 pin 
port and bypass the graphic card hard/software.

here's a list of 'old' monitors that will scan 15.77 (I take no credit 
for this list and will not attest to it's accuracy.. use it as a guide, 
I'm sure you would be much happier with a Viewsonic, Sony or Mag but 
you'll have to learn to live without the 15.77 (after all you do have a 
1084 already for those times you might want NTSC).

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Model             Manufacturer                 kHz       Hz 
--------------------------------------------------------------
MS-8431           Amazing Tech.          14   15-36       ?
AML-1402          Adara Technology       14   15-36     45-90
CM-324            AOC International      14   15-36     50-90
CM-324H/M         AOC International      14   15-36     50-90
CM-326            AOC International      14   15-38     50-90
Auto-Trak 714     Conrac Display         13   15.5-37   45-80
Auto-Trak 9250    Conrac Display         13   15-37.5   48-90
Model 7126S       Conrac Display         26   15-32     48-75
Model 7211        Conrac Display         13   15-37.5   47-80
Model 7211        Conrac Display         19   15-37.5   47-80
Model 7241        Conrac Display         19   15-37     47-80
Model 9214        Conrac Display         13   15-38     50-80
Multiscan 3436    CTX International      14   15-38     50-90
TSM-1431          Darius Technology      14   15.5-39   50-90
ECM 1410          Electrohome, Ltd.      14   15-40     45-90
ECM 2010          Electrohome, Ltd.      20   15-38     45-120
Eversync Color    Everex Systems         14   15.5-35   50-70
FMS               Falco Data             14   15-38     47-90
MTS-9608S         Forefront Technology   14   15-38     50-90
TY-1411           Golden Dragon          14   15.5-3    50-120
Idek MF-5017      IDEK/Iiyama North Amer 17   15-40     50-90
Idek MF-5021      IDEK/Iiyama North Amer 21   15.5-38   50-90
C21LV-65MAX       Image Systems Corp.    21   15-65     55-90
C24LV-65MAX       Image Systems Corp.    24   15-65     55-90
CM-1403           Intra Electronics USA  14   15-38     40-100
GD-H4220US        JVC Information        19   15-37     45-87
CMON M            Leading Edge           14   15.75-39  50-90
MagicVIEW 20      Mac                    20   15.75-36  50-100
Model 2014/LP     Microvitec             14   15-40     45-100
Model 2020        Microvitec             20   15-38       ?
Model 710MH       Mitsuba Corp.          14   15-38     50-90
Diamond Pro 26M   Mitsubishi Electronics 25   15-38     45-90
HC-3505SK         Mitsubishi Electronics 26   15.7-38   45-90
XC-3315C          Mitsubishi Electronics 33   15-38     40-120
XC-3715C          Mitsubishi Electronics 37   15-36     45-120
AM-2752A          Mitsubishi Electronics 27   15.6-36   45-90
AM-3151A          Mitsubishi Electronics 31   15.6-36   45-90
AM-3501R          Mitsubishi Electronics 35   15-35.5   45-70
MG-3430           Modgraph                9   15-35     50-70
DM-2710           NEC Technologies       27   15-38     40-100
PanaSync C1391    Panasonic Communicatio 13   15.5-36   40-80
Ultra 1200        Princeton Graphic Syst 12   15-38     45-120
Ultra 1400        Princeton Graphic Syst 14   15-38     45-120
Ultra 1600        Princeton Graphic Syst 16   15-38     45-120
AlphaScan         Sampo Corp. of America 14   15.75-36  50-87
CE-8              Sceptre Technologies   14   15-38     50-90
CM-3              Sceptre Technologies   14   15.5-36   50-70
CPD-1302          SONY Corporation of Am 13   15.75-36  50-100
GVM-1310          SONY Corporation of Am 13   15.75-36  50-100
GVM-2020          SONY Corporation of Am 20   15.75-36  50-100
Tuff/CRT          Talon Technology Corp. 14   15-35     47-73
Omniscan CM-1495H Tatung Co. of America  14   15-37     40-120
MultiVision 770+  TAXAN America          14   15-37     50-90
MediaScan 3+      TVM Professional Monit 14   15-38     46-100
TM-5414           TW Casper Corp.        14   15.5-35   50-70
AKF50             Acorn             14   15-32       ?     .28
MS-8431           Amazing Tech      14   15-36       ?     .31
AML-1402          Adara             14   15-36     45-90   .28
CM-324            AOC               14   15-36     50-90   .31
CM-326            AOC               14   15-38     50-90   .28
Model 9002        Aydin Controls    20   15-38     40-120  .31
Ranger 5021       Aydin             21   15.5-38.5 50-90   .31
Patriot 9002,9003 Aydin             19   15-38     40-120  .31
ICD 451 B         Barco             20   15-36     45-85   .31
OCM 2846          Barco             28   15-36     45-120  .80
SCM 3346          Barco             33   15-36     45-120  .80
Auto-Trak 7114    Conrac Display    13   15.5-37   45-80   .31
Auto-Trak 9250    Conrac Display    13   15-37.5   48-90   .31
Model 7126S       Conrac Display    26   15-32     48-75   .82
Model 7211        Conrac Display    13   15-37.5   47-80   .31
Model 7211        Conrac Display    19   15-37.5   47-80   .31
Model 7241        Conrac Display    19   15-37     47-80   .31
Model 9214        Conrac Display    13   15-38     50-80   .28
Multiscan 3436    CTX               14   15-38     50-90   .28
TSM-1431          Darius            14   15.5-39   50-90    ?
Flexscan 9060S    EIZO              14   15.5-38.5 50-90    ?
ECM 1410,1411     Electrohome       14   15-40     45-90   .28
ECM 2010,2012     Electrohome       20   15-38     45-120  .31
Eversync Color    Everex            14   15.5-35   50-70   .28
Infinity FMS      Falco Data        14   15-38     47-90   .28
MTS-9608S         Forefront         14   15-38     50-90    ?
Idek MF-5015A     IDEK/Iiyama       15   15.5-39   50-90   .31
Idek MF-5017      IDEK/Iiyama       17   15-40     50-90   .31
Idek MF-5021A     IDEK/Iiyama       21   15.5-39   50-90   .31
M21LMUMAX         Image Systems     21   15-65     55-90   .31
C21LV-65MAX       Image Systems     21   15-65     55-90   .31
C24LV-65MAX       Image Systems     24   15-65     55-90   .31
CM-1403           Intra             14   15-38     40-100  .28
GD-H4220US        JVC               19   15-37     45-87   .31
CMON M            Leading Edge      14   15.75-39  50-90   .28
MagicVIEW 19      MacProducts       19   15.75-36  50-100  .55
Model 1440        Microvitec        14   15-40     45-95   .28
Model 2014/LP     Microvitec        14   15-40     45-100  .31
Model 2020        Microvitec        20   15-38       ?      ?
AutoScan 2038     Microvitec        20   15-38     45-120  .31
Model 710MH       Mitsuba           14   15-38     50-90   .28
AM-1381A          Mitsubishi        13   15.6-36   45-90   .31
AM-1391A          Mitsubishi        14   15-38     45-90   .28
FA-3415           Mitsubishi        14   15.7-35.5 50-87   .28
Diamond Pro 26M   Mitsubishi        25   15-38     45-90   .31
Diamond Scan 20LP/Mitsubishi        20   15-38     45-90   .31
HC-3915           Mitsubishi        20   15-38     45-90   .31
HC-3505SK         Mitsubishi        26   15.7-38   45-90   .31
XC-3315C          Mitsubishi        33   15-38     40-120  .83
XC-3715C          Mitsubishi        37   15-36     45-120   ?
AM-2752A          Mitsubishi        27   15.6-36   45-90   .75
AM-3151A          Mitsubishi        31   15.6-36   45-90   .76
AM-3501R          Mitsubishi        35   15-35.5   45-70   .92
MG-3430           Modgraph          9    15-35     50-70   .26
MultiSync I       NEC               14   15.5-35   50-72    ?
MultiSync II      NEC               14   15-35     50-80   .31
MultiSync 3D      NEC               14   15.5-38   50-90   .28
DataSmart DM-2710 NEC               27   15-38     40-100  .75
445A801           Nokia             20   15-35     45-80   .31
445F001           Nokia             20   15-35     45-80   .31
445J202           Nokia             20   15-35     45-80   .31
PanaSync C1391    Panasonic         13   15.5-36   40-80   .31
AlphaScan         Sampo             14   15.75-36  50-87   .28
CE-8              Sceptre           14   15-38     50-90   .28
CM-3              Sceptre           14   15.5-36   50-70   .31
CPD-1302          SONY              13   15.75-36  50-100  .25
GVM-1310          SONY              13   15.75-36  50-100  .25
GVM-1311Q         SONY              13   15-36     50-100  .25
GVM-2020          SONY              20   15.75-36  50-100  .55
Tuff/CRT          Talon             14   15-35     47-73   .31
Omniscan CM-1495H Tatung            14   15-37     40-120  .31
MultiVision 770+  TAXAN             14   15-37     50-90   .31
MediaScan 3+      TVM               14   15-38     46-100  .28
TM-5414           TW Casper         14   15.5-35   50-70   .31
TY-1411           Tystar            14   15.5-37   50-120  .28
Princeton MAX-15  Ultimate Display  14   15-36     45-120   ?
Princeton Ultra12 Ultimate Display  12   15-38     45-120  .28
Princeton Ultra14 Ultimate Display  14   15-38     45-120  .28
Princeton Ultra16 Ultimate Display  16   15-38     45-120  .31
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 On Sunday September 26 1999, Andrew Crowe said to All:

 >> I am in the states so I need NTSC.  Are you saying that any monitor
 >> that works from 30khz and up will work?

 AC>    Ok, do you actually use anything other then NTSC modes? You may be
 AC> better off getting a nice big scart VT, I'm using an old 21" TV with
 AC> scart and it's great :)

Scart is pretty damn good.  I always thought there would be some
quality loss, so I never got a cable for any computers, but
seeing a digital TV box hooked up with scart has changed my mind!
Absolutly beautiful quality images.

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 On Sunday September 26 1999, Jack York said to All:

 JY> I am looking into getting a larger monitor ( 15 to 17 ").  I remember
 JY> that there was something specific needed for the monitor to work on an
 JY> Amiga but I can't remeber what it was ( I think it had to do with the
 JY> scan rate).  Does anyone know offhand what the requirements are or
 JY> where I can find out? 

The Amiga normally displays 15KHz video rather than the 31KHz
supported by SVGA style monitors. If you need to play Amiga games, and
don't want to keep an older monitor or TV/modulator nearby, then a
scan doubler is needed (like on an A3000 or Picasso-IV).

AGA Amigas will support 31KHz (Multiscan, DBLPAL DBLNTSC, etc.
screenmodes), but again games and old stuff like AMOS will still
force open 15KHz screens.

 JY> Also, the monitor on my spare Amiga went bad.  I have a spare 1084S
 JY> setting around.  Can someone tell me if this will work on an A3000 with
 JY> a graphics board?  The cable from the monitor was made to fit the
 JY> Amiga's video port while the graphics card has a different type of
 JY> connector.  Is there an adapter?

No - the 1084 is a 15KHz only monitor.  It'll only work with the Amiga's
normal video output.

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Hi!

    I bought a copy of version 1.25 of Metacomco Pascal on eBay.  Today I
received the diskette.  Running a verify program on the diskette revealed that
one minor file in the "C" directory was unreadable.  So I decided I had better
make a backup copy.  But in the process of making a backup copy, the most
important files, "pascal" in the "C" directory and "paslib.obj" in the
"l/pascal" directory became unreadable.  The reason is obvious when the
surface of the diskette is examined as there's damage that wasn't there when I
received the diskette.
    I've sent e-mail to the individual I bought the diskette from but there's
an excellent chance he won't be able to help me.  Can anyone on this list help
me?

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Hi Everybody,

> received the diskette.
>    I've sent e-mail to the individual I bought the diskette from but there's
> an excellent chance he won't be able to help me.  Can anyone on this list help
> me?

   Have you tried scraping it off the disk with a recovery program like Disksalv or something?  Also, do other disks work in the drive, as it may be faulty...

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On 28-Sep-99 at 20:06:10, ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk wrote these words of wisdom:

> AGA Amigas will support 31KHz (Multiscan, DBLPAL DBLNTSC, etc.
> screenmodes), but again games and old stuff like AMOS will still
> force open 15KHz screens.

AMOS programs are notorious for not liking promoted screens and gfx cards.
If I see a program (usually a game) that was made with AMOS I just delete it
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From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

Hi Everybody,

>> AGA Amigas will support 31KHz (Multiscan, DBLPAL DBLNTSC, etc.
>> screenmodes), but again games and old stuff like AMOS will still
>> force open 15KHz screens.
> 
> AMOS programs are notorious for not liking promoted screens and gfx cards.
> If I see a program (usually a game) that was made with AMOS I just delete it
> or don't download it.

   Would that count if, say, it had support for system friendly RTG screen usage? Which it can, y'know.  (sorry, can't help sticking up for amos :)

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Hello. I am new to this list and I'd like to ask a question about the Amiga Commodore, 
yet perhaps this has been asked several times already, so I hope this doesn't bother 
you. I have a good old Amiga with OS 1.2 about 13 years old, and I'd like to know 
what problems would it have with the y2k and if there is any way to fix it.  
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If you go to the AmigaInc web site, they have section
dealling with Y2K issues on the Amiga.  The url is
<http://www.amiga.com>
Jim

Johanna vR wrote:

> From: Johanna vR <edelsteen@icqmail.com>
>
> Hello. I am new to this list and I'd like to ask a question about the Amiga Commodore,
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> what problems would it have with the y2k and if there is any way to fix it.
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Hi Everybody,

> Hello. I am new to this list and I'd like to ask a question about the Amiga Commodore, 
> yet perhaps this has been asked several times already, so I hope this doesn't bother 
> you. I have a good old Amiga with OS 1.2 about 13 years old, and I'd like to know 
> what problems would it have with the y2k and if there is any way to fix it. 
   I'd think that the worst that could happen is that it looses the right date. I doubt that it will have any problem though. (you know, you can test it by setting the date to the 31st Dec 1999 at 11:50, then leave it off for 20 minutes and turn it back on.


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From: Hilda <hwagner@primenet.com>

On 30-Sep-99, Johanna vR is alleged to have said...

>Hello. I am new to this list and I'd like to ask a question about the Amiga
>Commodore, 
>yet perhaps this has been asked several times already, so I hope this doesn't
>bother 
>you. I have a good old Amiga with OS 1.2 about 13 years old, and I'd like to
>know 
>what problems would it have with the y2k and if there is any way to fix it.  
>Thanks for any comment, 
>Johanna 


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On 01-Oct-99, Johanna vR wrote:
>From: Johanna vR <edelsteen@icqmail.com>

>Hello. I am new to this list and I'd like to ask a question about the Amiga
>Commodore, 
>yet perhaps this has been asked several times already, so I hope this doesn't
>bother 
>you. I have a good old Amiga with OS 1.2 about 13 years old, and I'd like to
>know 
>what problems would it have with the y2k and if there is any way to fix it.  
>Thanks for any comment, 


    AmigaOS maintains the date as a count of seconds since a start date.  I
believe the start date is January 1, 1980.  So the AmigaOS date will not go
weird on January 1, 2000.

Willi

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From: "Marion E. Wyatt" <amiscorp@earthlink.net>

On 30-Sep-99 at 19:48:20, Andrew Crowe wrote these words of wisdom:
> From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

>>> AGA Amigas will support 31KHz (Multiscan, DBLPAL DBLNTSC, etc.
>>> screenmodes), but again games and old stuff like AMOS will still
>>> force open 15KHz screens.
>> 
>> AMOS programs are notorious for not liking promoted screens and gfx
>> cards. If I see a program (usually a game) that was made with AMOS I just
>> delete it or don't download it.
> 
>   Would that count if, say, it had support for system friendly RTG screen
> usage? Which it can, y'know. (sorry, can't help sticking up for amos :)
> 
> See ya :)

No AMOS program I have ever used since getting a gfx card has worked on a
CGFX screen :) They want to use screens that can't be retargetted for some
reason. This is my experience anyways... I'd love to be proven wrong and
shown how to get them to show up on my CV64/3D :) I use ModePro to grab
screen calls.

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From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>

Hi Everybody,

>>   Would that count if, say, it had support for system friendly RTG screen
>> usage? Which it can, y'know. (sorry, can't help sticking up for amos :)

> No AMOS program I have ever used since getting a gfx card has worked on a
> CGFX screen :) They want to use screens that can't be retargetted for some
> reason. This is my experience anyways... I'd love to be proven wrong and
> shown how to get them to show up on my CV64/3D :) I use ModePro to grab
> screen calls.

   Ah, I was hoping you'd ask that :)

/me cracks his knuckles

   I suggest you go to http://mantasoft.tripod.com/ and download the latest version of the JamesBond game. It fully supports a selectable screenmode, and is quite a good laugh anyway :)

See ya :)
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Dear AIO Readers,

Please fill in the Amiga Information Online Survey 1999 if you have ever
read AIO.

We would like everyone of you to return the survey so we can get
a good understanding of who our readers are.

You can fill it in at,

http://www.aio.co.uk
(Click the Survey link on the left sidebar)

or return the enclosed text (survey.txt)

Closing date : 15th October 1999.

Thankyou for your time!

Toodle Pip!
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Survey
------

Please place a '*' between the [ ]. Unless otherwise stated please
choose as many options as you want. (Choose 1) indicates that only
one box should receive a '*'.

Return to : survey99@aio.co.uk

Closing date : October 15th, 1999.

About yourself...
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Name?

[                              ]

Age?

[  ]

What country are you from?

[                              ]

Are you Male or Female?
(Choose 1)

Male   [ ]
Female [ ]


How many years have you owned an Amiga system?
(Choose 1)

1-2 Years     [ ]
3-5 Years     [ ]
6-9 Years     [ ]
Over 10 Years [ ]


What Amiga systems do you own?

A1200     [ ]
A4000     [ ]
A600      [ ]
A500      [ ]
A500+     [ ]
A3000     [ ]
A2000     [ ]
A1000     [ ]
Other     [ ]


Which of these do you already own?

Printer B/W or Col          [ ]
Graphics Card               [ ]
Sound Card                  [ ]  
PPC Card                    [ ]
68030 Accelerator or less   [ ]
68040 Accelerator or better [ ]
CD-ROM 8x or less           [ ]
CD-ROM higher than 8x       [ ]
Monitor                     [ ]
TV (Used on Amiga)          [ ]
Other                       [ ]


What other systems do you own?

PC type                   [ ]
Apple Mac                 [ ]
Sony Playstation          [ ]
Nintendo 64               [ ]
Psion (3/3a/3c/3mx/5/5mx) [ ]
C64                       [ ]


About AIO...
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What do you think of the AIO GUI?
(Choose 1)

Excellent [ ]
Good      [ ]
Average   [ ]
Poor      [ ]


Please rate the following sections of AIO :
(Choose 1 for each row)

                     Excellent  Good  Average  Poor  Rubbish  Didn't Read

Magazine Layout      [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      N/A
Editorial            [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      [ ]
Games Section        [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      [ ]
Utilities Section    [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      [ ]
Articles Section     [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      [ ]
News Section         [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      [ ]
Letters              [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      [ ]
Adverts              [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      [ ]
Length of reviews    [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      N/A
Quality of writing   [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      N/A
Website              [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      N/A
Size of issue        [ ]        [ ]   [ ]      [ ]   [ ]      N/A


Which section of AIO do you like best?
(Choose 1)

Games     [ ]
Utilities [ ]
Articles  [ ]
News      [ ]


Who is your favourite editor ;)?
(Choose 1)

Editor, Chris Seward               [ ]
Articles Editor, Mark Tierno       [ ]
Utilities Editor, Lorens Johansson [ ]
News Editor, Neil Williams         [ ]
I don't like any of you really!    [ ]
Your all really great!             [ ]


Other...
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Please state which of these electronic/paper magazines you also read
regularly.

Amiga Format   [ ]
Amiga Energy   [ ]
Amiga Survivor [ ]
World of Amiga [ ]
Amiga Report   [ ]
Amiga Central  [ ]
Amiga Flame    [ ]
Amiga Nutta    [ ]

What is your favourite Amiga magazine?
(Choose 1)

Amiga Information Online (AIO) [ ]
Amiga Format                   [ ]
Amiga Energy                   [ ]
Amiga Survivor                 [ ]
World of Amiga                 [ ]
Amiga Report                   [ ]
Amiga Central                  [ ]
Amiga Flame                    [ ]
Amiga Nutta                    [ ]
Other                          [ ]


Comments
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Thankyou.

Please return this survey to,

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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Dear Reader,

Amiga Information Online issue 28, September 1999 has now been released
today, 28/9/99.

I appologise for the short 3 days delay in the release of this issue but
this was due to me being unwell.

As always you can receive the latest issue from the places listed in
distribution in any older issue of AIO or our website. You can also use
these main release sources,

URL : http://www.aio.co.uk
Aminet : Docs/Mags/AIOV28.lha

Please allow a few days for it to appear on the Aminet.

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Hi All,

YES, it was a year ago September that Just-Amiga started officially,
just thought i'd let you all know.

Sorry, we didn't have time for any cake or jelly but there are a few
fish paste sandwiches on a first come first serve basis ;)

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From: Kenneth Craig <kwdjc@wf.net>

Hello Chris,

On 01-Oct-99, Chris Seward wrote:
> From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> YES, it was a year ago September that Just-Amiga started officially,
> just thought i'd let you all know.
> 
> Sorry, we didn't have time for any cake or jelly but there are a few
> fish paste sandwiches on a first come first serve basis ;)
>

Just what is a fish paste sandwich?  Sounds terrible!  I am sure it is
something that is edible, but I have never heard anything called that
here in the US.
 
> Toodle Pip!
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From: Chris Seward <amiga@thefree.net>

Hi Kenneth, 

On 01-Oct-99, you wrote:

>> fish paste sandwiches on a first come first serve basis ;)
>> 
> Just what is a fish paste sandwich?  Sounds terrible!  I am sure it is
> something that is edible, but I have never heard anything called that
> here in the US.

Ahh, the old fish paste sandwich. Well fish paste is a fish flavoured
paste basically, aka a sandwich spread maybe.

Remembering back to very early childhood at parties they would have
jelly (not the American type, not what you Americans would have with
peanut butter, the red and green stuff that wobbles) cake, hats etc
and normally a big tray of fish paste sandwiches or some other
horrible sandwich filled with a paste that no one would like so plenty
left over!

:)
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