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Hiya,

I heard about the World of Amiga 2ooo being held in
Birmingham, UK. After that I've heard nothing else
plus the website (http://www.worldofamiga.com) seems
to have no information what so ever.

Has this been cancelled? Its coming very close to
the usual dates for such events and little has been
said, I really hope it hasn't been cancelled as I was
actually looking forwards to going even just for the
atmosphere.

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Hi just-amiga people,

Copying following email to just-amiga egroups to give some indication where
i'm at. Have had lots of help from an Amiga user-group member via phone,
snail + email, now trying to find own way. Have much to learn and hoping
for some help or a prod in the right direction here and there.

Other questions - apart from obvious unfamiliarity (long spelling of
'ignorance') with net software and etiquette -  how can I check if FPU
present? preferably without opening up my Amiga. Voyager 3.2 about: says
image decode vimg lib is 68020. On install I selected 68030+FPU (there was
no 68030 without FPU option. I've set 'images' config to '2 pass' and fpu.

Don't know modem speed. thought it was 33k, have set interface to 38k and
miami says V34 but have read somewhere that 32bis=9,600bps. Tried USR
website but no info - its prob obsolete.

Offline browsing is 'interesting':-) seem to lose some links or complete
websites after switch-off or reboot. just had a thought-maybe should
install Voyager Docs in V drawer. 

Cache directory takes ages to load, then, after selectting and viewing
something, if i go 'back' to directory it goes through the whole loading
process again.

Don't know when to use 'cache memory flush' or prune.

re - long load time for cache directory, I read emails from just-amiga re HD
cache. As my HD is relatively empty to date I copied everything from the
sector containing internet files to another sector, reformatted the sector
with directory cache OFF and copied them back. Don't know yet if any
different. (Had a look how to do it just using HDtools but couldn't find an
option to do it).
 
I hope these things not too trivial to engage brains:-)

Thanks in advance, I'll be grateful for any daylight.
 
/email referred to at top:/

>> Hello Nomen
> 
>> On 30-Apr-00, you wrote:
> 
>>> You have contacted an anonymous remailing service.  If you are
>>> trying to send anonymous mail, please send a message with subject
>>> "remailer-help" to <remailer@dizum.com> for more information.
>>> 
>>> Problems or inappropriate use of the service should be reported to
>>> the administrator at <abuse@dizum.com>.
>>> 
>>>  -- remailer@dizum.com
>>> 
>> I am new to Internet and receive messages 'you are about to submit data
>> in an insecure way' - ok for now but some sites require encryption as
>> condition of use, so I have experimented by sending emails to myself
>> using:
> 
>> (1st): 'encryption' Security option on my mailer - resulted in my
>> internet access prog jamming up so had to shut down and reload.
> 
>> (2nd): 'anonymous' Security option. then realised it had sent it to
>> 'remailer'.
> 
>> What I expected to happen was I would receive the email without a sender
>> address. Obviously not the case - trying to see why.
> 
>> I am using: Amiga 1200 computer, 68030/40 CPU accel. (not sure whether
>> FPU present), IBM DALA 540Mb HD, USRobotics 'Courier' modem (V34fax with
>> V32bis).
>>        Software:   Miami 2.0 Internet access
>>                    YAM   2.0 Mailer
>>                    Voyager 2.95 & 3.2 browsers
>>                     
>> will try to copy this to the administrator at <abuse@dizum.com>
> 
>> Regards
> 
>> Joe Callaghan

More info: 32Mb fast RAM. workbench 3.0  kickstart 39.106 (exec 39.47  disk
39.29). show config: shows processor CPU 68030/68030mmu.

my email address: joe@cally.abelgratis.com

Bye

Joe Callaghan


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Hello Chris...

On 30-Apr-00, you wrote:

> Thanks and Happy Birthday back (for yesterday) i'm
> quite sure you've had plenty more than me :) shhh!

You did say yours was the 7yh May, didn't you?

I've aware of DST, but, a week earlier...???

Regards... Tony

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Hi Joe

>        Software:   Miami 2.0 Internet access

I would upgrade miami, it's free to 2.1p (I THINK)... but 3.x should be alot
better!!

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Hi roger...

>> today i wanted to add a fan in my tower, when i started the comp with fan
>> inside i accidentally put my hand in it, and then pulled it away fast,
>> that i should *not* have done... i pulled my finger along with a metall
>> thingie that was sharp as hell, cut my finger an inch, and got 4 stiches
>> :)
>> 
>> am i  the master or what?
>> 
> everyone must make the blood sacrifice when messing about with the miggy's
> internal workings.

That is soo true :) thanks for pointing that out, don't feel bad about it
any more.. it was a joke that it was an accident, I just wanted to sacrifice
a little for it! ;-)

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Hello, Joe.


You wrote at 01-Mai-00 concerning "[just-amiga] Absolute Beginners":


 Jc> Other questions - apart from obvious unfamiliarity (long spelling
 Jc> of 'ignorance') with net software and etiquette - how can I check
 Jc> if FPU present? preferably without opening up my Amiga.

Type 'cpu' in a shell or in the command line of workbench.
If you have a fpu, you will see '68030 68882'
Or look at your acceleration board. If there is an empty square socket,
you have no fpu.

 Jc> Don't know modem speed. thought it was 33k, have set interface to
 Jc> 38k and miami says V34 but have read somewhere that
 Jc> 32bis=9,600bps. Tried USR website but no info - its prob obsolete.

V32bis is up to 14400 bit/s.


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On 30-Apr-00 at 22:02:45, Lorens Johansson wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hi Joe
> 
>>        Software:   Miami 2.0 Internet access
> 
> I would upgrade miami, it's free to 2.1p (I THINK)... but 3.x should be
> alot better!!

The most bang for your buck would be to upgrade to MiamiDx. :-) Upgrading
from Miami to MiamiDeluxe is $30US. :-) I think that includes from 2.x to
Deluxe (otherwise it is 3.x to Deluxe.. but I don't think 2.x is excluded)

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Hello Joe

> Copying following email to just-amiga egroups to give some indication
> where i'm at. Have had lots of help from an Amiga user-group member via
> phone, snail + email, now trying to find own way. Have much to learn and
> hoping for some help or a prod in the right direction here and there.
> 
> Other questions - apart from obvious unfamiliarity (long spelling of
> 'ignorance') with net software and etiquette -  how can I check if FPU
> present? preferably without opening up my Amiga. Voyager 3.2 about: says

open a CLI and type "cpu".. it should look something like this;

) System: 68030 68882 (INST: Cache Burst) (DATA: Cache CopyBack)

if you have 68882 or 68881 present, then yes you do have an FPU...

> image decode vimg lib is 68020. On install I selected 68030+FPU (there was
> no 68030 without FPU option. I've set 'images' config to '2 pass' and fpu.

it would probably crash if you didn't have an FPU...
 
> Don't know modem speed. thought it was 33k, have set interface to 38k and
> miami says V34 but have read somewhere that 32bis=9,600bps. Tried USR
> website but no info - its prob obsolete.

that is all fine.. i wouldn't touch anything in there...

> Offline browsing is 'interesting':-) seem to lose some links or complete
> websites after switch-off or reboot. just had a thought-maybe should
> install Voyager Docs in V drawer. 

even after visiting whole webpages, you never seem to actually get the WHOLE
thing in your cache.. don't know why ;(

> Cache directory takes ages to load, then, after selectting and viewing
> something, if i go 'back' to directory it goes through the whole loading
> process again.

yup.. this is just a little bit of crap programming really.. the author
(bless him) works hard on the browser and such, but should really have an
'index' file for the cache - it takes AGES to load on EVERYONE's system! :)

> Don't know when to use 'cache memory flush' or prune.

you don't have to use them at all if you don't want to.. the browser will
automatically prune/delete old stuff out of the cache.. you can use 'memory
flush' if you find your running low on memory after a good 10+mins of
browsing...

> re - long load time for cache directory, I read emails from just-amiga re
> HD cache. As my HD is relatively empty to date I copied everything from
> the sector containing internet files to another sector, reformatted the
> sector with directory cache OFF and copied them back. Don't know yet if
> any different. (Had a look how to do it just using HDtools but couldn't
> find an option to do it).

i would highly recommend re-formatting the sector/partition *WITH* Directory
Cache ON.. it does give significantly faster HD access..

Cya
hugo
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Hello Neil..

> Freeserve have had a week to process my (=A310 a month 0800 access) order
> and still haven't replied.

i signed up for that too.. and if you did it on the THURSDAY 20th like I
did, then the earliest you'll hear from them is tuesday (tommorow).. it
takes 7-10 WORKING days apparently to get it all sorted..=20

> AIO: http://www.aio.co.uk     TKG: http://www.tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk
> Zeus Developments, BBS s/w:      http://www.bleach.demon.co.uk/zeus/

what does TKG BBS stand for?? I use to run Innovations BBS on xenolink
(which has stopped developement).. i'm interested in setting up a telnet
BBS and I remember when I first bought Xenolink, it was a hot battle (back
in 1994/95) between Xeno and Zeus. anyway, now, its obvious that Zeus is
'better'.. it was even better back at the time.. i just didn't realise, and
I think the cost was substantially higher...

anyway, how much does Zeus cost now!??! still available? and what useful
internet features does it use?!? is it any good for telnet? (i imagine so,
even Maxs was)...

thanks
cya
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Hi ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk...

>> today i wanted to add a fan in my tower, when i started the comp with
>> fan inside i accidentally put my hand in it, and then pulled it away
>> fast, that i should *not* have done... i pulled my finger along with
>> a metall thingie that was sharp as hell, cut my finger an inch, and got
>> 4 stiches :)
> 
> I have suffered with cheap cases too.. never more than a scratch though.

I beg to differ, I don't think a Towerhawk is a cheap case!

>> am i  the master or what?
> 
> I hereby appoint you to be a master of the finger slicing guild.  Welcome.

Thanks! Means alot!

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 On Monday May 01 2000, Hugo Wilkinson said to Joe Callaghan:

 HW> i would highly recommend re-formatting the sector/partition *WITH*
 HW> Directory Cache ON.. it does give significantly faster HD access..

DO NOT DO THIS FOR HARD DISKS!

Directory caching for floppy disks only, on hard disks you have a huge
overhead in reading file lists, blocks, and everything else.


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 On Monday May 01 2000, Hugo Wilkinson said to Neil Williams:

 >> Freeserve have had a week to process my (£10 a month 0800 access) order
 >> and still haven't replied.

 HW> i signed up for that too.. and if you did it on the THURSDAY 20th like
 HW> I did, then the earliest you'll hear from them is tuesday (tommorow)..
 HW> it takes 7-10 WORKING days apparently to get it all sorted..

On their website they said one week - I took them at their word, damn bank
holidays and all :)

 >> AIO: http://www.aio.co.uk     TKG: http://www.tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk
 >> Zeus Developments, BBS s/w:      http://www.bleach.demon.co.uk/zeus/

 HW> what does TKG BBS stand for?? I use to run Innovations BBS on xenolink

The Killing Ground.

 HW> (which has stopped developement).. i'm interested in setting up a
 HW> telnet BBS and I remember when I first bought Xenolink, it was a hot
 HW> battle (back in 1994/95) between Xeno and Zeus. anyway, now, its
 HW> obvious that Zeus is
 HW> 'better'.. it was even better back at the time.. i just didn't realise,
 HW> and I think the cost was substantially higher...

Zeus was pretty much the same price as Xeno, until Xeno dropped to 60 quid -
Zeus then dropped to 75..

 HW> anyway, how much does Zeus cost now!??! still available? and what

I'm working on Zeus everyday, in fact release 1.4 is due soon.  You'll find
pricing on our website (along with credit card ording facilities) at
http://www.bleach.demon.co.uk/zeus/

You can also order by cheque if you want.

We supply Zeus on CD-R disks.  If you don't have a CD-ROM drive (ha!) then we
can arrange to send a /big/ archive via e-mail too.

It costs UK£59 new, or if you send us proof of purchase (front of the manual
etc., which we'll send back) of Xenolink you can get a decent discount. 
/Please/ write to zeus@bleach.demon.co.uk (or follow the guides on the
website) to arrange where to send it - as credit card ordering is more
expensive than a cheque (US$97 vs UK£59) it'd be a good idea to stick a cheque
in with the proof..

You can also buy a manual (1.1 manual with a suppliment for Zeus 1.3 features)
for UK£15 - it's expensive but they cost loads to get printed...  You get
guide and HTML online manuals on the CD.

 HW> useful internet features does it use?!? is it any good for telnet? (i
 HW> imagine so, even Maxs was)...

Currently, Zeus 1.3 relies on a third party telnet device (like TelSer) and
works well.  This will change with the 1.4 release, but I'm keeping that under
wraps until release time :)


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 On Monday May 01 2000, Lorens Johansson said to Neil Williams:

 >>> fast, that i should *not* have done... i pulled my finger along with
 >>> a metall thingie that was sharp as hell, cut my finger an inch, and got
 >>> 4 stiches :)
 >> I have suffered with cheap cases too.. never more than a scratch though.
 LJ> I beg to differ, I don't think a Towerhawk is a cheap case!

Oh.  Production irregularity, then?

 >>> am i  the master or what?
 >> I hereby appoint you to be a master of the finger slicing guild. 
 >> Welcome.
 LJ> Thanks! Means alot!

You realise there's a subscription cost?

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Hi Everybody,

>> Plus what the hell is this redhotants.com thingymabob?
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Hello Lorens

> Well, I dunno, I think Towerhawk is a great tower, it's made in metall, not
> plastic :), fits alot, etc...

Towerhawk is a big Tower ... not great ... I've some trouble with the
A1200 Onboard ex (Zorro Board) ... it's really slow when used with 
products from individual computers like x-surf / buddha ... not really
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On 30-Apr-00 01:16:37, Chris Seward said about Re: [just-amiga] Possibily the slowest email EVER?:
>Ian, 

>On 29-Apr-00, you wrote:

>> Did it originate from a Freeserve address?? :))

>It didn't actually, it was from outside the UK,
>no mention of any freeserve mail servers etc.

>Why, if it had of been what difference would it
>of made :)?

>The actualy host was.... "acadia.net"

>Plus what the hell is this redhotants.com thingymabob?

Just another ISP that gives a free phone number 24/7 for a few quid :)
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Hi ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk...

>>>> fast, that i should *not* have done... i pulled my finger along with
>>>> a metall thingie that was sharp as hell, cut my finger an inch, and
>>>> got 4 stiches :)
>>>
>>> I have suffered with cheap cases too.. never more than a scratch
>>> though.
>>
>> I beg to differ, I don't think a Towerhawk is a cheap case!
> 
> Oh.  Production irregularity, then?

Well, I dunno, I think Towerhawk is a great tower, it's made in metall, not
plastic :), fits alot, etc...

>>>> am i  the master or what?
>>> I hereby appoint you to be a master of the finger slicing guild. 
>>> Welcome.
>> Thanks! Means alot!
> 
> You realise there's a subscription cost?
> 
> ;)

haha, ofcoz, what is it then?

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On 01-May-00 18:50:22, Andrew Crowe said about [just-amiga] Re: Possibily the slowest email EVER?:
>Hi Everybody,

>>> Plus what the hell is this redhotants.com thingymabob?
>> 
>> Why not go and see?  It's £20 a year for 0800 internet access, from the
>> Free4All people.  I have yet to hear a bad word said about them.

+£30 to register.....

>   Ooo, I've heard quite a few bad things about redhotand from the AFB
>   mailing list.

My God.....some people are still on that list....probably rabbiting on
about DVD films and anything not even remotely connected with Amiga
and sending 150 mails a day to do it :(

>Some people find it really hard to get on (always engaged)

Depends if you try and get on between 6-11p.m.,with free access at all
times and being a shift worker,I don't usually use those times.

>   and other people say it's really slow. 

I've had much slower downloads using a traditional paying ISP...it can
be slow but if you do get on ,it usually downloads about 5k/s

>They do say on their website they're dealing with the problems though... 

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 On Monday May 01 2000, Lorens Johansson said to Neil Williams:

 >>> I beg to differ, I don't think a Towerhawk is a cheap case!
 >> Oh.  Production irregularity, then?

 LJ> Well, I dunno, I think Towerhawk is a great tower, it's made in metall,
 LJ> not plastic :), fits alot, etc...

Argh, I hate plastic cases.  If you scratch a metal case you can paint over
it, not so with plastic.

Is the Towerhawk an A1200 tower conversion?  I'm thinking of doing it with
mine..

 >>>> I hereby appoint you to be a master of the finger slicing guild.
 >>>> Welcome.
 >>> Thanks! Means alot!
 >> You realise there's a subscription cost?
 LJ> haha, ofcoz, what is it then?

It's measured in litres of blood.

As long as don't forget to cut your finger next year, we'll let you off.


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Hello Sandy

On 29-Apr-00, you wrote:

> starring Chris Seward...
> On 29-Apr-00, you wrote:

>> Happy Birthday to meeee, Happy Birthday to meee, Happy
>> Birthday dear myself, happy birthday to meee :)

> Happy birthday! If you don't mind my asking, how old does that make you
> then?

> (I'm 17 btw)

Let's stop this bragging right now!!! Good grief! I wish I could remember
whether or not I was ever 17..... Congratulations.

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Hello Ralph

On 01-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello Joe
> 
> On 01-May-00, you wrote:
> 
> 
> Just to let you know that yuour message got to the list OK
> 
> I will try to answer you questons my self when I get a min to my self

I don't intend to let you out of my sight!:-) that's a threat.

This was a really good idea from you, i've had good response :-) :-)
(will acknowledge/say appreciate asap)

I can now confuse/* the whole world*/ :-) 

Had a fright Sat. intermittent failure to power up monitor became permanent.
Lucky - only u/s main sw - have by-passed.

Thanks again

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Hi Everybody,

>> i would highly recommend re-formatting the sector/partition *WITH*
>> Directory Cache ON.. it does give significantly faster HD access..
> 
> DO NOT DO THIS FOR HARD DISKS!
> 
> Directory caching for floppy disks only, on hard disks you have a huge
> overhead in reading file lists, blocks, and everything else.

   He's rigth y'know. Directory caching speeds up reading a directory, but on a hard disk that is so fast anyway you really wouldn't notice a difference.

It does, on the other hand, slow writing to the disk down considerabally, and presumably take up room on the disk as well.

See ya :)
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Hello
        Lorens Johanson
        Armin Huebner
        Marion E. Wyatt
        Hugo Wilkinson
        and all

Many thanks for your response to my questions; much appreciated :-)
        
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Hello Ian

On 01-May-00, you wrote:
i Everybody,
>=20
>>>> Plus what the hell is this redhotants.com thingymabob?
>>>=20
>>> Why not go and see?  It's =A320 a year for 0800 internet access, from t=
he
>>> Free4All people.  I have yet to hear a bad word said about them.
>=20
> +=A330 to register.....
>=20
>>   Ooo, I've heard quite a few bad things about redhotand from the AFB
>>   mailing list.
>=20
> My God.....some people are still on that list....probably rabbiting on
> about DVD films and anything not even remotely connected with Amiga
> and sending 150 mails a day to do it :(

<Typical afb reply>.............................. Yup!
=20
>> Some people find it really hard to get on (always engaged)
>=20
> Depends if you try and get on between 6-11p.m.,with free access at all
> times and being a shift worker,I don't usually use those times.

I beleive ther had been a few problems at the start, But according to
reports they seem to have sorted this out. Redhotant is run by "Free4all"
and has great Amiga Support ;)
=20
>>   and other people say it's really slow.=20
>=20
> I've had much slower downloads using a traditional paying ISP...it can
> be slow but if you do get on ,it usually downloads about 5k/s
>=20
>> They do say on their website they're dealing with the problems though...=
=20
>=20
> Yeah......we'll see :)

I use Telewest's SurfUnlimited for web browsing .....=A310 per month
...Unlimited access .....Not to bad ...Never experienced a lot of problems
with them ...But not as cheap as RHA (Yet;)

Best
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Hi ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk

, On 30-Apr-00, you wrote:


>> Plus what the hell is this redhotants.com thingymabob?

> Why not go and see?  It's =A320 a year for 0800 internet access, from the
> Free4All people.  I have yet to hear a bad word said about them.

I signed up with rha last week, and within about 1 min, got the confirmatio=
n
email from them, 20 mins later I was using them. There is, in a way, a
problem, in that you can sometimes have a bit of a wait trying to connect,
but once on, generally things are ok. I have not had many line drops, the
only thing that they ask is for people NOT to stay connected all the time.
Because that makes the connecting problem for others, and they state that
they WILL track down the ones you are abusing the system, and when they do,
their accounts will be terminated :)

And ATM they are installing more modems to try to ease this problem, not ba=
d
for a new isp, IIRK since they have been active they have constantly
monitored the situation, and acted on it where possible.

I paid =A330 + =A330 a year for the top service, others are =A330 + =A320 a=
nd =A330 +
=A310. The prices are due to go up now, but they havn't announced the new
prices yet.

And the best bit yet is that they, and free4all actively support the Amiga,=
 so
that's a big point in their favour anyway:)

As My web site http://www.lordofchaos.co.uk is hosted by free4all, it now
means that updating my site is nw free through rha. I need this because in
the next few weeks, I hope to have added a great deal, (special project I
have started).

> Freeserve have had a week to process my (=A310 a month 0800 access) order=
 and
> still haven't replied.

I think I have said it all above :)



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Hi everyone,

A problem has manifested itself on my Microvitec 1438 multisync monitor, and
I was wondering whether anybody else out there has experienced a similar
problem.  The video signal has started to intermittently disappear at
regular intervals, even though the monitor screen still has power to it, and
the only way to get the signal back is to tap the monitor on the side, or to
switch the monitor off for five minutes or so, and then back on again.  This
is happening whatever screen mode I happen to be in, whether playing a game,
or using workbench etc.  Any information i.e. fault description or repair
cost (and a recommended repair centre), would be much appreciated.

Jeff Wheeler  
Cap Gemini UK (Rotherham) 
jeffrey.wheeler@capgemini.co.uk 
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Hi ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk

>
>  On Friday April 28 2000, Marion E. Wyatt said to Gary Peake:
>
>  MEW> How about rallying a group of developers to port Java to the classic
>  MEW> Amiga
>  MEW> :-) 68k/ppc optimized? It would be a great project to start up... It
>
> I've been considering this, I may have a CVS server I could 'procure'...
> Apart from AmigaOS needing a better Java implementation than Kaffe, there's
> also MorphOS and AROS to think about - both of which will good Java support.

Writing the JVM is not a problem. There are several around.

It's the libraries that are the problem. Before you commit to starting yet
another Amiga java attempt, read up on the AWT and Swing libraries, and design
an outline of how you'd implement that on the Amiga. Work out how many classes
you need, and how many could be written per week - then work out how many
years it will take...

  Tim

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 On Tuesday May 02 2000, John Lord said to Neil Williams:

 JL> I signed up with rha last week, and within about 1 min, got the
 JL> confirmation email from them, 20 mins later I was using them. There is,
..
 JL> many line drops, the only thing that they ask is for people NOT to stay
 JL> connected all the time. Because that makes the connecting problem for

Why not?  You have paid for the service.

 JL> others, and they state that they WILL track down the ones you are
 JL> abusing the system, and when they do, their accounts will be terminated
 JL> :)

I'm not too happy about that :(

Pay for something, use it, get kicked for using it.

I did use Free4All at one time, and found it very reliable.  The thing that
pulled me to Freeserve was the unlimited email accounts under my own domain..
I should really register my own domain, but haven't a clue how to go about it.
 If I do it via Freeserve it'd cost £150!  So, I'm looking for other ways..

 >> Freeserve have had a week to process my (£10 a month 0800 access) order
 >> and still haven't replied.

 JL> I think I have said it all above :)

They still haven't set it up.  Well, I haven't had an email..  Perhaps I
should see if any money has left my bank account..


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Hi Neil

On 02-May-00, you wrote:

> I did use Free4All at one time, and found it very reliable. The thing tha=
t
> pulled me to Freeserve was the unlimited email accounts under my own
> domain.. I should really register my own domain, but haven't a clue how t=
o
> go about it.
> If I do it via Freeserve it'd cost =A3150! So, I'm looking for other ways=
..

Try www.easily.co.uk - you can get .co.uk for a tenner + .com + .net for
=A335 - both last for 2 years and then you pay again if you want to keep it=
.

I have no connection with the company at all.  I haven't even used them - I
just came across it the other day.

Alternatively you can get one free from www.freenetname.co.uk but there are
limitations, the main one being you HAVE to use their ISP on a 0845 local
rate number to collect email and update webspace.  I personally use them at
the moment and find the service pretty good.  Tech support is on an 0800
freephone number.  These are only .co.uk

I've just checked and neilwilliams.com has gone but .co.uk and .net are
still available as @ 8.30pm 2/5/00 ( GMT+1 [BST] )

Hope that helps
Wayne

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Hi ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk...

>>>> I beg to differ, I don't think a Towerhawk is a cheap case!
>>> Oh.  Production irregularity, then?
> 
>> Well, I dunno, I think Towerhawk is a great tower, it's made in
>> metall, not plastic :), fits alot, etc...
> 
> Argh, I hate plastic cases. If you scratch a metal case you can paint over
> it, not so with plastic.
> 
> Is the Towerhawk an A1200 tower conversion?  I'm thinking of doing it with
> mine..

It's a ready Amiga 1200 tower (there is 4000 towerhawks too), check
www.rbm.de (or similar url)... Just fit the motherboard in it, and off ya
go!

>>>>> I hereby appoint you to be a master of the finger slicing guild.
>>>>> Welcome.
>>>> Thanks! Means alot!
>>> You realise there's a subscription cost?
>> haha, ofcoz, what is it then?
> 
> It's measured in litres of blood.

Then I won't have a problem, it will be for life :)

> As long as don't forget to cut your finger next year, we'll let you off.

No way!!

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 On Tuesday May 02 2000, Tim@ramjam.u-Net.com said to Neil Williams:

 >> I've been considering this, I may have a CVS server I could 'procure'...
 >> Apart from AmigaOS needing a better Java implementation than Kaffe,
 >> there's
 >> also MorphOS and AROS to think about - both of which will good Java
 >> support.

 TN> Writing the JVM is not a problem. There are several around.

Oh.

 TN> It's the libraries that are the problem. Before you commit to starting
 TN> yet another Amiga java attempt, read up on the AWT and Swing libraries,

I have only basic information on them.

The source in the JDK is 17MB, although it appears to be mostly documentation.

 TN> and design an outline of how you'd implement that on the Amiga. Work
 TN> out how many classes you need, and how many could be written per week -
 TN> then work out how many years it will take...

I'd better get started then.


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Hi ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk

On 02-May-00, you wrote:

>> Try www.easily.co.uk - you can get .co.uk for a tenner + .com +
>> .net for =A335 - both last for 2 years and then you pay again if you wan=
t
>> to keep it.

> How does this work? I can understand with Freeserve and Freenetname that
> you already have webspace with them and upload the pages to there, but ho=
w
> does it work with Easily, for example?

To be honest Neil I'm not really sure !! - I think they can just redirect t=
o
say a Freeserve account with email but I'm not quite sure about the
webspace.

Does anyone know what would be displayed in the address window of the
browser after entering say http://www.pyrah.net would it be that address or
would it say show the address its being diverted to like
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 On Tuesday May 02 2000, Jeffrey Wheeler said to All:

 JW> A problem has manifested itself on my Microvitec 1438 multisync
 JW> monitor, and I was wondering whether anybody else out there has
 JW> experienced a similar problem.  The video signal has started to
 JW> intermittently disappear at regular intervals, even though the monitor

Sounds like a loose connection or perhaps even the tube is going.

If you have the Amiga version of the I think you'd be best off trying Analogic
(advertise on the back of Amiga Format / Active) otherwise god knows what a PC
repairer will make of the 23pin connector :)

If it's the other version with a 15pin connector then any good PC or TV repair
shop should be able to take a look.


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 On Tuesday May 02 2000, Wayne Pyrah - H Y P E R B O Y - said to Neil
Williams:

 >> domain.. I should really register my own domain, but haven't a clue how
 >> to go about it.
 >> If I do it via Freeserve it'd cost £150! So, I'm looking for other
 >> ways..

 > Try www.easily.co.uk - you can get .co.uk for a tenner + .com +
 > .net for £35 - both last for 2 years and then you pay again if you want
 > to keep it.

Interesting!

How does this work?  I can understand with Freeserve and Freenetname that you
already have webspace with them and upload the pages to there, but how does it
work with Easily, for example?

Do I pay extra to have them host a web site and store email, or do they
redirect to (e.g.) my Freeserve account?

Is there a step-by-step or beginners guide to this somewhere? :)

As soon as I understand the principles behind hosting & domain names I'll
register what I need.  I don't want to do it and find I've wasted 35 quid...


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On 03-May-00,  a un-named person wrote:
> On Tuesday May 02 2000, someone else wrote:
>> A problem has manifested itself on my Microvitec 1438 multisync
>> monitor, and I was wondering whether anybody else out there has
>> experienced a similar problem.  The video signal has started to
>> intermittently disappear at regular intervals, even though the
>> monitor

> Sounds like a loose connection or perhaps even the tube is going.

Jeez I hate that,   "The tube is going".....   

Now listen,  irrespective of what you have heard,  or what "magic"
you think is inside a TV/Monitor,  unless you throw a damn ashtray 
through the front if the screen,  *picture tubes DON'T go !!!*

They have 3 colour guns,  ALL of them would have to fail simultaneously
to cause a black out.

The best you can do, is watch them fade away over periods of years.
The focus will degrade,  the brightness & contrast controls will be
flat-out and it is still not high enough for a normal picture.
One or more of the colour guns output may be so low as to cause
a  "grey scale"   imbalance,  so that everything may be  green-ish
or purple....                    That is what tubes do..............

The other ways it can fail are so rare that you would have a better
chance of catching leprosy.....

The above mentioned monitor appears to have an intermittent 
component malfuction of some kind.

Or,  if giving it a  "whack"  causes the fault to change state,
it is a bad solder joint somewhere inside..  (quite common)

That is all the information that can be supplied without a first hand
evaluation of the unit.

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Sunshine Coast Audio & Television.
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On 04-May-00, bgroff@earthlink.net wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am hoping that someone out there can help me in finding a monitor
> driver for my Picssso IV graphic board. The driver I am looking for
> is for an Electrohome 1440, series 13 autoscan monitor. My system is
> an Amiga 2000 with an old Progressive peripheral 040 processor card
> and 32 MEGs memory, also can't find a newer version of their software
> driver any place. If anyone can direct me to a place where I may find
> this monitor driver, it would be appreciated. Here in the states it
> is very difficult to find any info for the Amiga.

I think you have been talking to PC owners too-much.

You do NOT need an individual monitor driver for the P96 software.
The software IS the monitor driver....

To edit your MONITOR values,  
go into:      :prefs/picasso96mode
and define a new one or edit one in there....

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On 02-May-00 at 13:06:30, tim@ramjam.u-net.com wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hi ja-list@tkgbbs.freeserve.co.uk
>>  On Friday April 28 2000, Marion E. Wyatt said to Gary Peake:
>> 
>>> How about rallying a group of developers to port Java to the
>>> classic
>>> Amiga :-) 68k/ppc optimized? It would be a great project to start up...
>> It
>> 
>> I've been considering this, I may have a CVS server I could 'procure'...
>> Apart from AmigaOS needing a better Java implementation than Kaffe,
>> there's
>> also MorphOS and AROS to think about - both of which will good Java
>> support.
> 
> Writing the JVM is not a problem. There are several around.
> 
> It's the libraries that are the problem. Before you commit to starting yet
> another Amiga java attempt, read up on the AWT and Swing libraries, and
> design an outline of how you'd implement that on the Amiga. Work out how
> many classes you need, and how many could be written per week - then work
> out how many years it will take...

Holger didn't think it would take years from the way he talked last year
aftr announcing the project.. and as for the classes, wouldn't it be faster
if multiple developers were working on it? I thought that part of what this
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Hi Marion

> > Writing the JVM is not a problem. There are several around.
> >
> > It's the libraries that are the problem. Before you commit to starting yet
> > another Amiga java attempt, read up on the AWT and Swing libraries, and
> > design an outline of how you'd implement that on the Amiga. Work out how
> > many classes you need, and how many could be written per week - then work
> > out how many years it will take...
>
> Holger didn't think it would take years from the way he talked last year
> aftr announcing the project.. and as for the classes, wouldn't it be faster
> if multiple developers were working on it? I thought that part of what this
> whole OpenAmiga open source movement thing was about.
>
Holger had all the source code from Sun - that's a lot easier
than writing from scratch.  Even so, Holger hasn't finished it...

Yes it would be faster if more people were working on it - but
then management becomes a major problem. The quality of the resulting
classes would also be rather variable :-/

  Tim

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Hi all

Here is the latest info on the Kickstart Show - hope to see you all there.

Chris Green
PR Officer
Kickstart Amiga User Group
----------------------------------------------------

There are just a few short weeks to go until K3, the third Kickstart Amiga
Show takes place. The show is being held by The Kickstart Amiga User Group
(http://www.kickstart-amiga.co.uk), based in Ottershaw, Surrey.

The Date: Saturday May 27th 2000
The Time: 12-5pm
The Place: Brook Hall, Brox Road, Ottershaw, Surrey
Admission: £1 per person

The Kickstart Show, sponsored by Amiga Inc and Analogic, is now in its third
year, and regularly attracts hundreds of show goers in search of a bargain
and the chance to meet and chat with other Amiga Users. The Kickstart Amiga
User Group is one of the biggest Amiga user groups in the country, with a
membership diverse in age, experience and professional backgrounds.



Confirmed Companies and Groups Attending K3:
* Forematt Home Computing: Forematt will be demonstrating Clickboom's new
game Nightlong on our 8ft projection screen as well as selling a vast array
of Amiga serious software and Games.

* Ramjam Consultants: Ramjam will be selling PFS3, the new Amiga disk
filesystem and various other Amiga goodies, including brand-new Amiga floppy
drives.

* Epic: One of the largest software retailers in the Amiga market, Epic will
be selling a vast array of Amiga software, including both shareware
collections and commercial applications.

* Digitec UK: Digitec will be selling a selection of printer supplies (ink,
toner etc) and printer paper.

* SEAL: Once again our good friends at SEAL will be present to promote their
group and their club magazine 'Clubbed'

* ASA: The Portsmouth-based Amiga Support Association will be on hand to
talk to anyone from the Portsmouth area that is looking to join a usergroup.

* A further 8 stands selling modems, monitors, CD-Rom drives, hard drives
and a diverse collection of Amiga software and hardware.

Refreshments courtesy of CashCo will also be on sale throughout the day and
a Kickstart membership stand will be on hand to answer questions and handle
membership enquiries from show-goers. Also on-sale at the show will be the
new issue of the Kickstart magazine ‘Amiga Insight’.

Amiga Inc has also provided us with a selection of Amiga merchandise that
will be available on the day!

If you would like to take a stand, please contact us using the details
below. Do hurry, as floor space is limited!



Join the Kickstart Amiga Group:
Analogic is also offering a special deal to anyone who joins Kickstart at
the show: Join Kickstart for just £5 and get a 3.1Gb hard drive from
Analogic for just £80 - that's £50 off the normal selling price!



Giveaways:
Amiga Inc has again agreed to support the Kickstart Show for a second time,
this year giving us TWO (yes two!) A1200HD Magic Pack bundles to give away.

Each pack consists of:
1 Amiga A1200 Personal Computer (2Mb RAM)
260Mb Hard Drive
Full Magic Pack software bundle pre-installed
- Wordworth
- Organiser
- Datastore
- Photogenics
- Personal Paint
- Scala MM300 preinstalled
- Workbench 3.1
- Complete with 3.1 ROMs (Ready for AmigaOS3.5)

One of these packs will be given away as a door prize that all show goers
will be automatically entered for. The second pack will be given away in a
separate prize draw for Kickstart members.

Other prizes will be available to runners-up and to the winners of the games
competitions.



Demonstrations:
A number of presentations designed to show you how to use and get the most
out of a variety of popular Amiga applications and activities will take
place throughout the day including:

AmigaOS 3.5
Lightwave
Using Your Amiga for Internet Access
PowerPC Games and Software
Amiga for Beginners



Games Competitions:
Our games arena will again be packed out, with two main tournaments in
Multiplayer Quake and Super Skidmarks.

Up for grabs for the winners of these competitions are some fantastic
prizes:

Quake: A 3.1Gb Hard Drive and a copy of Clickboom's newest game Nightlong.
Skidmarks: A 3.1Gb Hard Drive and a joystick.

Places for these competitions are limited so make sure you can take part by
signing up in advance. From May 20 you can do just that by using our online
sign-up form. Just go to http://www.kickstart-amiga.co.uk and follow the
SHOW link.

Prizes for the games competitions have been donated by Analogic (hard
drives), Forematt (Nightlong) and Epic (joysticks).



Contacts:
For show enquiries and stand bookings please contact Ray McCarthy (Show
Promoter) at ray-mccarthy@cwcom.net or call (01737) 215432.
For all other enquiries, please contact Chris Green (PR Co-ordinator) at
chris@amigainsight.com or call (07971) 273850.

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

Directions to the Show:
Directions to Brook Hall: From the M25, J11 take the Woking exit, at the
next roundabout take the first left onto the A320 to Woking, at the next
roundabout take a left again into Murray Rd, about 20yds on the left is a
car park, park here and Brook Hall is straight in front of you, on the
corner of Murray Rd and Brox Rd.  Public transport: Ottershaw is close to
Woking, which is easily accessible from London and the South. From Woking to
Ottershaw transport is by Bus or Taxi. Taxis cost about £5.

PLEASE NOTE: All software sold by anyone at the show must be original and
proof of ownership may be required from vendors before entrance to the sale
is permitted. Kickstart reserve the right to refuse entrance to any person,
regardless of a booking. Kickstart cannot accept responsibility for any
goods purchased at the show. Entry to the show is at your own risk.
Kickstart reserve the right to add or remove events from the show without
notice.


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 On Wednesday May 03 2000, Colin Wenzel said to Neil Williams:

 >> Sounds like a loose connection or perhaps even the tube is going.

 CW> Jeez I hate that,   "The tube is going".....  

 CW> Now listen,  irrespective of what you have heard,  or what "magic" you

I've heard a bang.

 CW> think is inside a TV/Monitor,  unless you throw a damn ashtray through
 CW> the front if the screen,  *picture tubes DON'T go !!!*

I have a TV which started making 'pinging' sounds occasionally, turning red in
the process.  After a while of this it failed in a fairly loud way blowing the
back of the tube off.

If you think it's still repairable I do still have it to try.

I also have another TV, used for spares, in which the horizontal electromagnet
no longer works.  It is attached to the tube fairly well, but again I'm all
for trying to fix it.

 CW> They have 3 colour guns,  ALL of them would have to fail simultaneously
 CW> to cause a black out.

<cut>

I'm not really a retard, honest, but I find 'the tube is going, man' a quicker
way of saying the obvious.


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 On Wednesday May 03 2000, Bgroff@earthlink.net said to All:

 B> can help me in finding a monitor driver for my Picssso  IV graphic
 B> board.  The driver I am looking for is for an  Electrohome 1440, series
 B> 13 autoscan monitor.  My system is an Amiga 2000 with an old Progressive

The 'driver' is in the monitor manual :)

Set up the modes in Prefs/Picasso96Mode to be within the details given for the
monitor specs.

You don't need any form of software driver for a monitor.


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Hi all,
I am hoping that someone out there can help me in finding a monitor 
driver for my Picssso  IV graphic board.  The driver I am looking for is 
for an  Electrohome 1440, series 13 autoscan monitor.  
My system is an Amiga 2000 with an old Progressive peripheral 040 
processor card and 32 MEGs memory, also can't find a newer version 
of their software driver any place.
If anyone can direct me to a place where I may find this monitor driver, 
it would be appreciated.  Here in the states it is very difficult to find any 
info for the Amiga.
-<BUD>-
   
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Now showing at a cinema near you: "Re: [just-amiga] Re: Possibily the
slowest email EVER?," starring Ian Urie...

On 01-May-00, you wrote:

>>   Ooo, I've heard quite a few bad things about redhotand from the AFB
>>   mailing list.
>=20
> My God.....some people are still on that list....probably rabbiting on
> about DVD films and anything not even remotely connected with Amiga
> and sending 150 mails a day to do it :(

Traffic is down recently, normally <100 mails a day, and Ben's been keeping
a firm hand when it cmes to ot waffle. Most things seem to a vaguely on-
topic at present, except that garb about monitor refresh rates.


Sooner,

        Sandy

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On Mon, 01 May 2000 00:09:24 +0000, Chris Seward wrote,

> I heard about the World of Amiga 2ooo being held in
> Birmingham, UK. After that I've heard nothing else
> plus the website (http://www.worldofamiga.com) seems
> to have no information what so ever.
> 
> Has this been cancelled? Its coming very close to
> the usual dates for such events and little has been
> said, I really hope it hasn't been cancelled as I was
> actually looking forwards to going even just for the
> atmosphere.

I think they're looking at holding it in the autumn this year, which
would explain the lack of any concrete info at the moment

Worzel


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On 30-Apr-00 at 20:09:24, Chris Seward wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hiya,
> 
> I heard about the World of Amiga 2ooo being held in
> Birmingham, UK. After that I've heard nothing else
> plus the website (http://www.worldofamiga.com) seems
> to have no information what so ever.
> 
> Has this been cancelled? Its coming very close to
> the usual dates for such events and little has been
> said, I really hope it hasn't been cancelled as I was
> actually looking forwards to going even just for the
> atmosphere.
> 
> Toodle Pip!

There was an announcement a few days ago that AmigaInc asked them to
postpone the show until this Fall, and apparently they have. I guess Amiga
wants to have something substantial to show off at the event...

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Neil,=20

On 02-May-00, you wrote:

> How does this work?  I can understand with Freeserve
> and Freenetname that you already have webspace with
> them and upload the pages to there, but how does it
> work with Easily, for example?

I haven't actually looked into the company Easily but
for =A335 I would be 99% sure they only register the
.com / .co.uk domain or whatever they register.

You need to have webspace somewhere. I'm not sure if
your ISP or freeserve will allow you to have your
domain name pointed to your own webspace, you'd have
to email them to ask.

Then you will need to give easily the two DNS servers
for the webhosting so the domain knows where to be
pointed to.

For AIO I have dedicated webspace with a specific
company which isn't too expensive. Do a search for
hosting etc.

Don't get conned into paying =A3200+ for hosting as alot
of UK companies charge faaaaar too much. I suggest
looking to US companies, these are much cheaper, you
do have the hastle of paying in $$$ but in the end you'll
save money.

Although saying this your ISP may let you point to your
free space, although i'm sure not many allow this, its
worth asking.

If you are stuck in the end I can recommend who I host
aio.co.uk with. They do have their problems but you
get access to a unix/linux system which can do alot more
than just host your website, they can also subdomain
etc.

Any specific questions feel free to ask, i'll most likely
write a beginners guide for AIO possibily.

>=20
> Do I pay extra to have them host a web site and store email, or do they
> redirect to (e.g.) my Freeserve account?

I don't know about Easily, you'll have to look at what
the provide, i do expect =A335 is just for the 2 years
internic charges.

If you want a dedicated pop3 server for your email then
expect to pay a big amount for your hosting.

> As soon as I understand the principles behind hosting
> & domain names I'll register what I need.  I don't
> want to do it and find I've wasted 35 quid...

If you want a .co.uk or .org.uk then freenetnames
does those free, but if you want .com/.org/.net then
=A335 is cheap. I think thats cheaper than if you
register direct with the US internic company who
handle all top level domains (.com/.org/.net) plus
you save the hastle of paying in $$$ :)

Another UK company i think charges =A325 or =A335 for
those domains is

http://www.ezee.co.uk

I don't know what they are like but i plan to register
my .com domain through them for my next project as
soon as i can find a .com name that isn't already
taken ;)

Regards
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Folks:

Have any of you got this month's Amiga Active magazine?  The local
W.H. Smith doesn't have it; I tried yesterday, as well as the previous
Saturday.

Anyone else having trouble sourcing a copy, or is it just me?

PS.  Happy birthday, Chris!  :-)

-Stephen

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Hi Everyone,
    Just wanted to pass along the good news that I don't have to sell my
A4000 after all!!!!

    Boy, what a relief. Especially after getting it running a little faster
and more memory. My family and some others helped me out financially so I
can still afford the Miggy. I have a smile on my face again.

    I am still moving, so I will be in North Idaho, USA, for 2 to 4 months.
Then I will be heading to Arkansas, I think, to warm up some. Hope to do
some catfishing there. I will be keeping in touch as I can.

    Thanks for all the good wishes, jokes and help. My email address for
the meantime will be

drb1939@yahoo.com

if anyone wants to get in touch personally.

    Also, many thanks to SoftwareHut for getting my Miggy going again
without charging me a king's ransom. Chris at SWH is definitely 'the Man!'

    Take care and keep the faith in the New Amiga!

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Now showing at a cinema near you: "[just-amiga] Amiga Active," starring
Stephen Williams...

On 07-May-00, you wrote:

> Have any of you got this month's Amiga Active magazine?  The local
> W.H. Smith doesn't have it; I tried yesterday, as well as the previous
> Saturday.
> 
> Anyone else having trouble sourcing a copy, or is it just me?

You sound like a likely candidate for the competition that's just been
launched by Pinprint. See http://amiga.org

Basically, if you can't find Amiga Active in your local area, you get put in
a draw to win a 6 month sub to the mag. And you'll be more likely to fnd it
locally in the future.


Sooner or later,

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Hello All at just-amiga,
My monitor is a Microvitec multiscan (computer is A1200+68030/40). In
multiscan productivity screenmode all operations seem slow compared with
PAL hi-res mode, which is more or less instantaneous. Is this something to
learn to live with or have I missed something?

DEVS: drawer has multiscan driver. Startup-sequence has a couple of lines
for a VGAonly driver so I tried changing that to multiscan but no effect.
setups for multiscan say ECS required.....whats that?

 PAL is lower resolution but I would have thought  the
 electronics/software would be fast enough for difference not to be so
obvious.

Its not just academic, it takes up a lot of time over any period, inc
paid-for online time.

To quantify it a bit I compared times to display a typical Wordworth doc
from first clicking on Ww
        multiscan = 75secs   Pal hi-res =  28secs   times approx and include
using mouse to select document.

I'd be grateful to know how to put it right if I have set up wrong.

Ta in advance
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Greetings All...

Sorry if anyone got this twice, I've had trubs with my ISP.

Does anyone know the email address of Henning Tietgens, the author of
CassCover  v1.41  on  Aminet?  I D/L'd all the cassette inlay utils I
could  find  on  Aminet  and  the printouts from this were by far the
best.  The  only problem is, all documentation and the utility itself
are all in a language that is foreign to this English (well, sort of)
speaking  Australian. It's much, much easier to find out if he's done
an  English  version  than  me doing a TAFE course and learning a new
language. (I have enough trouble with this one !!)

The address in the doc is:

                    b19b@alf.zfn.uni-bremen.de

and he's not to be found there.  TIA for any help.

Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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Hi list members,
Thanks for the info concerning my request for help in finding a monitor 
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Hi list members,
Thanks for the info concerning my request for help in finding a monitor 
driver for my Electrohome 1440 monitor to use with the Picasso IV 
graphic card.
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Hi Joe

On 08-May-00, Joe callaghan wrote:
> Hello All at just-amiga,
> My monitor is a Microvitec multiscan (computer is A1200+68030/40). In
> multiscan productivity screenmode all operations seem slow compared with
> PAL hi-res mode, which is more or less instantaneous. Is this something to
> learn to live with or have I missed something?
>
I had a multiscan only last year,I found it far better to ignore multiscan
mode completely, and put Super72, or DBLpal in your devs/monitors drawer.
Available (still I hope) at aminet.
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Now showing at a cinema near you: "[just-amiga] Screen modes," starring Joe
callaghan...

On 08-May-00, you wrote:

> My monitor is a Microvitec multiscan (computer is A1200+68030/40). In
> multiscan productivity screenmode all operations seem slow compared with
> PAL hi-res mode, which is more or less instantaneous. Is this something to
> learn to live with or have I missed something?

Learn to live with it. I'm afraid that multiscan pushes AGA to its limits,
with having to refresh the screen at about double the rate of PAL: hi-res.
This is one of the reasons why people spend lots on nice, fast graphics
cards.


Sooner,

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 On Monday May 08 2000, Joe Callaghan said to All:

 JC> My monitor is a Microvitec multiscan (computer is A1200+68030/40). In
 JC> multiscan productivity screenmode all operations seem slow compared
 JC> with PAL hi-res mode, which is more or less instantaneous. Is this
 JC> something to learn to live with or have I missed something?

Multiscan is much slower than PAL.  Any modes that show as more than "15KHz"
in ScreenMode are.

Something important to consider is the number of colours.  In PAL, 256 colours
can be /just/ about usable - in MultiScan Productivity everything slows to a
crawl in 64 colours.

 JC> DEVS: drawer has multiscan driver. Startup-sequence has a couple of
 JC> lines for a VGAonly driver so I tried changing that to multiscan but no
 JC> effect. setups for multiscan say ECS required.....whats that?

ECS = Enhanced chipset, the chips in the A500+, A3000, some A500s and A2000
and others.

AGA (in the A1200, A4000) is the next step up from ECS.

 JC>  PAL is lower resolution but I would have thought  the
 JC>  electronics/software would be fast enough for difference not to be so
 JC> obvious.

Well, this is something you'll see on any graphics hardware, but with the
built-in Amiga modes you have to remember that they are more designed for
PAL/NTSC applications.  Multiscan was just something put in 'because it could
be done'.

The problem is that multiscan is something like 4 times more demanding of the
chips than PAL.  The solutions are to stick to PAL, reduce the number of
colours in multiscan, or get a graphics card (all of which feature much faster
graphics chips).



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Hi

Has anybody tried using 2 printers from thier Amiga ?

Ive got a Canon BJC250 connected to my Hypercomm card but would like to have a
dot matrix on my internal port, anyone know how to set up the printer
prefs (OS 3.5)?

The only reason for doing this is cos im a skin flint & dont want to waste ink
just for a dir listing :)

Ta very much :)

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Hi Joe

On 08-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello All at just-amiga,
> My monitor is a Microvitec multiscan (computer is A1200+68030/40). In
> multiscan productivity screenmode all operations seem slow compared with
> PAL hi-res mode, which is more or less instantaneous. Is this something to
> learn to live with or have I missed something?

I don't know if Ww loading is slow cos I use Final Writer, (just tried it -
It took 10 seconds to start FW then choose and load a letter). 

I just thought I'd let you know how I have my A1200 set up. you might like to try
doing the same thing. I also have a Microvitec multiscan monitor. I found a better
monitor driver for Super 72 Hi Res Interlaced. I use 800x600 in 64 colours for Workbench. I don't need a
flicker fixer gizmo, the display is rock steady and comfortable and not too
slow with 64 colours. If anyone wants a copy of this driver let me know.

BTW I have an 040/40 accelerator and 32Mb ram.

Regards
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On 08-May-00 11:52:15 a.paynter@zoo.co.uk Alan Paynter wrote:

>Hi Joe

>On 08-May-00, Joe callaghan wrote:
>> Hello All at just-amiga,
>> My monitor is a Microvitec multiscan (computer is A1200+68030/40). In
>> multiscan productivity screenmode all operations seem slow compared
>> with PAL hi-res mode, which is more or less instantaneous. Is this
>> something to learn to live with or have I missed something?
>>
>I had a multiscan only last year,I found it far better to ignore
>multiscan mode completely, and put Super72, or DBLpal in your
>devs/monitors drawer. Available (still I hope) at aminet.

Has anyone else tried HighGFX from AmiNET? I use it for a lot of stuff
on my A1200 and it doesn't seem all that slow here. It does flicker a
bit, but that's not a problem for me. It goes all the way up to 256
colors and supports HAM8 and screen dragging, of course.

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Hello Mick

On 08-May-00, Mick Failes wrote:
> Hi
> 
> Has anybody tried using 2 printers from thier Amiga ?

I have two printers connected.  I am using the two ports on my 
Hypercom and the parallel port.  One of the Hypercom cables 
and the parallel port cable goes to a switch box so I can still use
them both.  I have one old program that demands to use the 
parallel port thus the strange setup.  But it works fine.

> Ive got a Canon BJC250 connected to my Hypercomm card but would like to
> have a dot matrix on my internal port, anyone know how to set up the
> printer prefs (OS 3.5)?

When you start printer preferences you select the printer name and
the port.  If you use the Hypercom port you will need to check the
Use custom device gadget..  When it is set up the way you want it,
save it.   You can do this by just clicking the save gadget.  If you
do this you will need to restart the prefs program (I think) since
it exits after saving.  Or, you can use the saveas option.  This is a
little more involved than you may want to know about.  If you
do let me know.  You are probably better off just clicking on the
save button and restarting the program.  

Then for the next printer setup, click on the Printer Device Unit 
gadget at the top of the printer prefs window and choose unit 1 
(or any other unit).  Go through the same setup as before and save it.   

Now when you want to switch printers just start the prefs program,
select which printer you want to use by using the Printer Device
Unit gadget and then clicking on the use gadget.

Note that there is a bug in the prefes program that won't let you
set which printer to use via a cli command.  This is useful if you 
want to set up a DOpus button to switch printers with just a click.  
I reported the problem and was told it would be fixed with the next
Boing Bag release.

I hope this helps. 

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Hello Jack, on 09-May-00 04:24:07 you wrote

>> Ive got a Canon BJC250 connected to my Hypercomm card but would like to
>> have a dot matrix on my internal port, anyone know how to set up the
>> printer prefs (OS 3.5)?

>Then for the next printer setup, click on the Printer Device Unit
>gadget at the top of the printer prefs window and choose unit 1
>(or any other unit).  Go through the same setup as before and save it.

Thanks, this is exactly what i wanted to know.

>Note that there is a bug in the prefes program that won't let you
>set which printer to use via a cli command.  This is useful if you
>want to set up a DOpus button to switch printers with just a click.
>I reported the problem and was told it would be fixed with the next
>Boing Bag release.

Would it not be possible to use a dosdriver mountlist to say set up a device
called PRT1: or whatever?
I havent got my sticky mits on this second printer yet, so i have no way of
trying it at the moment, probably will by the end of the week.

Thanks again for your help.

Mick.


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Right, I've tried to replace the battery on my A4000T with a battery from a
PC, but it appears to be soldered on (it's a button battery! how could they do
this to me?).  Not only that, but they're different batteries anyway (I
thought perhaps it was standardised).

Could anyone please point me to a step-by-step guide to replacing it or
connecting a battery to the pinouts below it.  Same for an A4000D too.  What I
really need is known part numbers so I get the right things to solder on.


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Hi Neil,

the battery can be obtained from Radiospares, I`ve changed mine twice, =
you have to remove the motherboard from the case and de-solder the old =
one, the new one needs to be solered in place. The battery has 3 tags on =
it and it is polarised, so it will only fit one wat on the board.

It`s a lithium coin cell type 2330, the rs part no is 597-368 and its =
price is =A32.43 + vat. You may be able to obtain this from Maplin as =
well.

If you need one the I can get you one and post it off to you.

John


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  Right, I've tried to replace the battery on my A4000T with a battery =
from a
  PC, but it appears to be soldered on (it's a button battery! how could =
they do
  this to me?).  Not only that, but they're different batteries anyway =
(I
  thought perhaps it was standardised).

  Could anyone please point me to a step-by-step guide to replacing it =
or
  connecting a battery to the pinouts below it.  Same for an A4000D too. =
 What I
  really need is known part numbers so I get the right things to solder =
on.


  --
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Hi Neil,

the battery can be obtained from Radiospares, I`ve changed mine twice, =
you have to remove the motherboard from the case and de-solder the old =
one, the new one needs to be solered in place. The battery has 3 tags on =
it and it is polarised, so it will only fit one wat on the board.

It`s a lithium coin cell type 2330, the rs part no is 597-368 and its =
price is =A32.43 + vat. You may be able to obtain this from Maplin as =
well.

If you need one the I can get you one and post it off to you.

John


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  Subject: [just-amiga] A4000 batteries



  Right, I've tried to replace the battery on my A4000T with a battery =
from a
  PC, but it appears to be soldered on (it's a button battery! how could =
they do
  this to me?).  Not only that, but they're different batteries anyway =
(I
  thought perhaps it was standardised).

  Could anyone please point me to a step-by-step guide to replacing it =
or
  connecting a battery to the pinouts below it.  Same for an A4000D too. =
 What I
  really need is known part numbers so I get the right things to solder =
on.


  --
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Dear Amiga Lovers,
   I have an Amiga A600HD computer which I hope to use during a tour
of Europe, including Bulgaria.
   I know that I may have to step down the voltage from 220 to 110
volts.  I have an adapter with which to do that.
   The computer is used to generate interval tones for our harmonic
keyboard.  The A600 generates specific-frequency, sine-wave tones.
   My question is:
      Will my A600HD run correctly with 50-cycle electricity?

   Thank you, in advance, for your wisdom on this subject.
      
     Bless You with Divine Inspiration,
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Hello Chris

On 06-May-00, Chris Seward wrote:


>> How does this work?  I can understand with Freeserve
>> and Freenetname that you already have webspace with
>> them and upload the pages to there, but how does it
>> work with Easily, for example?

> I haven't actually looked into the company Easily but
> for =A335 I would be 99% sure they only register the
> .com / .co.uk domain or whatever they register.

No, that's an all-inclusive price, for a period of two years.  After that, =
the
renewal fee would be another 35 UKP, again for a period of two years.


> You need to have webspace somewhere. I'm not sure if
> your ISP or freeserve will allow you to have your
> domain name pointed to your own webspace, you'd have
> to email them to ask.

I don't think that Freeserve do or, at least, if they do, they may well cha=
rge
you for doing so.  RedHotAnt do, and if you've bought the Advanced or
Superior options, it's included in the price.


> Don't get conned into paying =A3200+ for hosting as alot
> of UK companies charge faaaaar too much. I suggest
> looking to US companies, these are much cheaper, you
> do have the hastle of paying in $$$ but in the end you'll
> save money.

If all that you want is web space within your own domain, with no fancy bel=
ls
or whistles, then a combination of Easily and RHA is a good, cost-effetctiv=
e
way to go.  That's the route that I went, so I'm probably a bit biased B-)

=20
>> Do I pay extra to have them host a web site and store email, or do they
>> redirect to (e.g.) my Freeserve account?

> I don't know about Easily, you'll have to look at what
> the provide, i do expect =A335 is just for the 2 years
> internic charges.

For the 35 squids (or a tenner, if you go for a *.co.uk* address), Easily w=
ill
redirect calls to either your domain name or e-mail address, to any account
of your choice.  They will also point your domain to someone else's name
servers (as they did for me, with RHA), or they will transfer the name to a=
n
ISP of your choice.  As I said, that's all inclusive of the original purcha=
se
price;  there are no hidden transfer fees, for example.
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Hello j-a Egroups,
Many thanks for help re screen modes 08-05-00 from:
            Neil Ives
            Alan Paynter
            Neil Williams
            Sandy Brownlee 

I don't know if Ww loading is slow cos I use Final Writer, (just tried it -
It took 10 seconds to start FW then choose and load a letter). Neil Ives

/Sounds like FW a bit faster. The example I used was long winded, using/
/several screens on the way - wanted that for easier to time. /

I found it far better to ignore
>multiscan mode completely, and put Super72, or DBLpal in your
>devs/monitors drawer. Available (still I hope) at aminet.
Alan Paynter

/Found I had those drivers. Super 72 worked out best/

Something important to consider is the number of colours.  In PAL, 256
colours
can be /just/ about usable - in MultiScan Productivity everything slows to a
crawl in 64 colours.
 Neil Williams

/Reducing the number of colours from 256 to 64 had a lot more effect than /
/changing drivers/

Learn to live with it.
        Sandy
/Sorry you had to talk about refresh rates!! :-)  (re your mail to j-a last/
/week) /

Thanks again for all the info. Its not a perfect world but its starting to
make sense. I now know
what I am doing in this area of the Amiga.

Regards
Joe

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Hi Everybody,

>   My question is:
>      Will my A600HD run correctly with 50-cycle electricity?

   Yes.


If you're using a telly, it may not support NTSC (or pal, whichever way round you're doing it), so you may need to go into the early startup, press a key to change it, and then in display options change the default screen. 

See ya :)
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Hi Everybody,

>   My question is:
>      Will my A600HD run correctly with 50-cycle electricity?

   Yes.


If you're using a telly, it may not support NTSC (or pal, whichever way round you're doing it), so you may need to go into the early startup, press a key to change it, and then in display options change the default screen. 

See ya :)
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Hi Everybody,

   Huh? I didn't send it twice...

(hmm, which one's the evil twin? :)

See ya :)
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Hi guys,
    Can some email me directly with the jumper to change an A4000 from the
030 daughter board to a 040/25 daughter board. Sure appreciate the help. I
won't see it on the list as I am off list right now. This is for a friend.

Thanks ever so much.

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 On Wednesday May 10 2000, Robert Miller Foulkrod said to All:

 RMF>    I have an Amiga A600HD computer which I hope to use during a tour
 RMF> of Europe, including Bulgaria.
 RMF>    I know that I may have to step down the voltage from 220 to 110
 RMF> volts.  I have an adapter with which to do that.

In the EU the voltage is 230 volts, give or take.  Bulgaria I have no idea
about though.

You're not totally clear though; do you have a 110v/60Hz A600?

 RMF>    The computer is used to generate interval tones for our harmonic
 RMF> keyboard.  The A600 generates specific-frequency, sine-wave tones.

This may be a problem depending on the program used: basically, keep the
machine set to an NTSC screen mode if you hear differences when using PAL. 
Most TVs and monitors handle both.

 RMF>    My question is:
 RMF>       Will my A600HD run correctly with 50-cycle electricity?

Erm. I defer. On the A2000/A500 there are switches on the motherboard to set
the system to run with 50 or 60Hz supplies, but I don't know if that affects
the /usability/ of the machine or just the genlocking capability (which
depends on accurate timing).


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Hello Mick

On 09-May-00, Mick Failes wrote:

> Thanks, this is exactly what i wanted to know.

Glad I could help.

>> Note that there is a bug in the prefes program that won't let you
>> set which printer to use via a cli command.  This is useful if you
>> want to set up a DOpus button to switch printers with just a click.
>> I reported the problem and was told it would be fixed with the next
>> Boing Bag release.
> 
> Would it not be possible to use a dosdriver mountlist to say set up a
> device called PRT1: or whatever? I havent got my sticky mits on this
> second printer yet, so i have no way of trying it at the moment, probably
> will by the end of the week.

I don't think so but I have never tried it.  When you are entering the
command I mentioned above you are just running the printer prefs
program with various arguments.

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Greetings All...

Can anyone aid me in finding the current email or web address of

Denis GOUNELLE the author of APrf and co-author of ABackup? 

The address from both the above (denis.gounelle@ramses.fdn.org)
doesn't seem to apply anymore.

or Reza ELGHAZI (reza.elghazi@psygnosis.co.uk) co-author of ABackup
with Denis?

Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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Hi All,

Just thought i'd tell my interesting spam story, its not
too long but its really p**s annoying.

Last sunday i got more than a bit annoyed at receiving
emails from a

k@pcuk.co.uk

I had never asked to receive them and had been for a
long time so i reported it to,

abuse@pcuk.co.uk

THIS was my first mistake, i didn't think that they could
actually own the domain pcuk.co.uk and so emailing
abuse@pcuk.co.uk just sent the email to them. I got a
reply from a

alicia.<something>@pcuk.net

<somthing> is the surname that I can't remember. The
reply was telling me the users account had been closed
etc.

With that email I received two emails saying i'd sign
up on two different sites, which i can assure you I
hadn't, this week I have receivied about 8-10 more
for different websites that I've never even visited,
nor wish to probably. Luckily most require me to reply
to confim my subscription, but still, I am now being
targetted.

Now you could say anyone is targetting me, but when I
wrote to abuse@pcuk.co.uk I only used my first name and
ALL the subscriptions to the sites are ONLY signed up
with the name "Chris", no surname or anything which is
why it makes me 100% sure that it is these same people
donig this to me.

A mistake the "person" made is when they signed up on
some sites the IP of the person who signed up was
emailed to me with the confimation, and so a friend
who will remain nameless did a scan on the IP and found
it is a dynamic or static IP belonging to a customer
on NTL (the cable company) internet provider, in the
United Kingdom and so this links in with the pcuk.co.uk
as it being a uk address.

I am going to report this all to my ISP but if anyone
has any suggestions or help otherwise, then i'd be
MOST thankful.

Toodle Pip!
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G'Day Chris and all others

The way I handle spam is to report it all at this site:-

  http://spamcop.net/

When you get there read all the conditions and click on:-

  I understand and agree

Then a bit more to read and enter your e-mail address. No worries there
- they are legit.

Then they send you your own personal URL reporting adress. Bookmark it.
You then go to that URL every time you want to report spam.

All it takes is to copy the whole spam e-mail (including ALL headers)
into a form on the page and click on "PROCESS SPAM"

Their system analyses the spam and comes up with a number of address to
which reports will be sent. NOT JUST ONE ADDRESS!! They show all
addresses to which report is sent

Then you click on SEND SPAM REPORTS and away they go.

All very simple and I get the feeling that I am getting less spam since
I started doing this! (But maybe that is just my imagination)

In the case you talk about, I think that:-

  pcuk.co.uk

would be hosted by some other ISP and SPAMCOP would ferret out that ISP
and report it to them, not just to pcuk.co.uk

Chris Seward wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> Just thought i'd tell my interesting spam story, its not
> too long but its really p**s annoying.
> 
> Last sunday i got more than a bit annoyed at receiving
> emails from a
> 
> k@pcuk.co.uk
> 
> I had never asked to receive them and had been for a
> long time so i reported it to,
> 
> abuse@pcuk.co.uk
> 
> THIS was my first mistake, i didn't think that they could
> actually own the domain pcuk.co.uk and so emailing
> abuse@pcuk.co.uk just sent the email to them. I got a
> reply from a
> 
> alicia.<something>@pcuk.net
> 
> <somthing> is the surname that I can't remember. The
> reply was telling me the users account had been closed
> etc.
> 
> With that email I received two emails saying i'd sign
> up on two different sites, which i can assure you I
> hadn't, this week I have receivied about 8-10 more
> for different websites that I've never even visited,
> nor wish to probably. Luckily most require me to reply
> to confim my subscription, but still, I am now being
> targetted.
> 
> Now you could say anyone is targetting me, but when I
> wrote to abuse@pcuk.co.uk I only used my first name and
> ALL the subscriptions to the sites are ONLY signed up
> with the name "Chris", no surname or anything which is
> why it makes me 100% sure that it is these same people
> donig this to me.
> 
> A mistake the "person" made is when they signed up on
> some sites the IP of the person who signed up was
> emailed to me with the confimation, and so a friend
> who will remain nameless did a scan on the IP and found
> it is a dynamic or static IP belonging to a customer
> on NTL (the cable company) internet provider, in the
> United Kingdom and so this links in with the pcuk.co.uk
> as it being a uk address.
> 
> I am going to report this all to my ISP but if anyone
> has any suggestions or help otherwise, then i'd be
> MOST thankful.
> 
> Toodle Pip!
> --
> Chris Seward
> *Email* : chris@aio.co.uk - *ICQ* : 41724074
> *Phone* : o777 3o7 7256 - *Ph Int'l* : +44 777 3o7 7256
> *Just-Amiga ML* : http://www.onelist.com/subscribe.cgi/just-amiga
> Support *AIO* @ http://www.aio.co.uk
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I read the other post on spamcop.net which sounds like a very interesting
prospect that I'm considering trying, but what I've been doing until now is
this...

NEVER reply to the spam mails you get.  If your reply actually gets to a
live mail box then you are just letting the spammer know that somebody
reads the mail at the address he just spammed.

View the header of the offending message.  You should see something like
this somewhere in the header:

from myrop (AC8E6AFC.ipt.aol.com [172.142.106.252]) by
amhotsv01.amhot.co.jp...

This is out of a message with a reply to of "ielauty@calvacom.fr"

What has happened is the spammer is using an AOL dialup account to send
messages through an smtp server in the amhot.co.jp domain.  In this case
sending a message to "abuse@aol.com" might fix it, but I never actually
have heard a reply from them before.  Other ISP's are much better about it
and will give you a status as they nail the spammer.

Many times it's not always this easy as spammers will sometimes use an smtp
server with a "HELO localhost" in which case you'll never find out who sent
it. because you won't find the originating IP address.

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In accordance with the prophecy, Frank Bunton uttered:

> G'Day Chris and all others
> 
> The way I handle spam is to report it all at this site:-
> 
>   http://spamcop.net/

> snip

I'm sure that's a great site. However, for those who prefer an email
interface, please have a look at www.abuse.net. Once you sign up, you can send
mail to site@abuse.net, where site is the name of the site you wish to report.
Example: pcuk.co.uk@abuse.net. In the message body I usually include about 2
lines with "The following mail was sent to me, and I consider it spam. Please
take appropriate action.", followed by the original mail (with headers!). Then
abuse.net will send the mail along to whatever addresses will be appropriate
(probably including abuse@pcuk.co.uk if they've never heard of that site
before, since abuse@site is the default).

But remember to send your mail to many sites (as in site@abuse.net,
site2@abuse.net), actually to every site you find in the Received: lines in
the mail headers.

My experience of abuse.net is that it works great.

Linus
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   voice recognition for input, fits in your shirt pocket and costs $300.
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G'Day Linus et al

The thing I like about SpamCop is that it decides on a number of address
to which to send the report.

For example, one I am doing right now was:-

  From:     success@freeinet.com
  Reply to: starluckcasino@mail.com

But Spamcop made out reports to be sent to the folloiwng four addresses,
none of which appear at first glance to be related to freeinet.com:-

     Spam Recycling Center
                                                   
src@admin.spamcop.net
     Source of email
                                                    abuse@mindspring.net
     fire41@bigfoot.com - Email host
                                                    abuse@bigfoot.com
     http://www.starluckcasino.com/slcasino/links/4540.... - Web host
                                                   
jcrescenzi@colosseum.com

which makes me think that just sending it to abuse@freeinet.com may not
work!!

Linus Akesson wrote:
> 
> In accordance with the prophecy, Frank Bunton uttered:
> 
> > G'Day Chris and all others
> >
> > The way I handle spam is to report it all at this site:-
> >
> >   http://spamcop.net/
> 
> > snip
> 
> I'm sure that's a great site. However, for those who prefer an email
> interface, please have a look at www.abuse.net. Once you sign up, you can send
> mail to site@abuse.net, where site is the name of the site you wish to report.
> Example: pcuk.co.uk@abuse.net. In the message body I usually include about 2
> lines with "The following mail was sent to me, and I consider it spam. Please
> take appropriate action.", followed by the original mail (with headers!). Then
> abuse.net will send the mail along to whatever addresses will be appropriate
> (probably including abuse@pcuk.co.uk if they've never heard of that site
> before, since abuse@site is the default).
> 
> But remember to send your mail to many sites (as in site@abuse.net,
> site2@abuse.net), actually to every site you find in the Received: lines in
> the mail headers.
> 
> My experience of abuse.net is that it works great.
> 
> Linus
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>    (The numbers in this quote are a bit old. The moral is still valid.)
> 
>    Imagine that Cray computer decides to make a personal computer.  It has
>    an 800 MHz processor, 512 megabytes of RAM, 1500 gigabytes of disk
>    storage, a screen resolution of 2048 x 2048 pixels, relies entirely on
>    voice recognition for input, fits in your shirt pocket and costs $300.
>    What's the first question that the computer community asks?
> 
>    "Is it PC compatible?"
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Greetings Mike...

On 16-May-00, you wrote:

>> BTW...  I  took your suggestion and emailed Dan at both the addresses
>> below, twice as a matter of fact...
>> 
>>                 mailto:sales@antigravity.com
>>                        sales@antigravity.com
>> 
>> I was not clear which was correct, ie., if the `*mailto*:' bit should
>> be in front or not, and asked him for their snail and email addresses,
>> and used your name. To this date I've had no reply.

> The mailto just makes it highlight, in YAM and other mailers, the bottom
> one is the actual address.  They are very busy with the new Boxer
> project and I have even had trouble reaching them by phone.
> 1-800-7-gravity.  Email them again, and use my name, but I would not
> expect a quick reply.  Software Hut http:''www.softhut.com, may have
> them too, but the price is likely to be higher.  I just know GVP-M is
> in Pennselvania, but I can't find the pamphlet that came with my board.
> If you have the address, a snail-mail might help.

OK, I'll try sales@antigravity.com again, later.

The reason I wanted to deal direct with GVP was they claimed to have
the RAM board I wanted, they were cheaper by far than anywhere else,
and most importantly I expected proper support and no lies regarding
compatibility with my Series 1 accelerator. A sydney computer store
told me bare faced lies about the RAM board I asked for.

Another reason is of all the suggested sites to go to, www.softhut.com
included, of those that bothered to reply, (2 from memory) none had the
board in question, either new or secondhand, or knew where to get same.

Regarding GVP, at this time I've sent 8 (yes, eight) emails to them.
Three to each address on their Web site and 2 snail-mails, the last 
one by airmail included an international return mail coupon, I'm not
sure what the correct name is, and a self addressed envelope. 

They just don't want a sale, and I find their attitude ignorant in
the extreme. Why have a bloody Web site with addresses all over the
place if one is arrogantly going to ignore potential customers?

Someone answered me making excuses for the poor, hard working Mike
and his partner, who, out of the goodness of their heart, are keeping
GVP going while holding down an outside job. What utter bullshit!!
the only reason they are involved with GVP is to make money, or to
piss off potential customers, otherwise, why bother?

Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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Hi,


Does any one have any info on a Commodore 1935 monitor ?

is it a multi sync ?



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Dear Amiga Lovers,
   What is the best application program for imputting text into
an Amiga by voice?  I am interested in dictating text into a file
rather than voice control of the computer's functions.

     Bless You with Divine Inspiration,
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On 17-May-00, Ralph wrote:
> Hi,
> Does any one have any info on a Commodore 1935 monitor ?
> is it a multi sync ?
> 

I have a 1940 & a 1960,  they are....
So I guess all the 19xx series are too...

Try running it at 31 Khz,  (DBLPAL)  you'll soon 
find out if it can display it or not..

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Hello Colin

On 17-May-00, you wrote:

> On 17-May-00, Ralph wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Does any one have any info on a Commodore 1935 monitor ?
>> is it a multi sync ?
>> 
> 
> I have a 1940 & a 1960,  they are....
> So I guess all the 19xx series are too...
> 
> Try running it at 31 Khz,  (DBLPAL)  you'll soon 
> find out if it can display it or not..

I had a 1960 till a few months ago   :-(

This monitor will not show a pal screen ( high res ) very well ( it is
ghosted & distorted ) but will show screens on my PPC/Bv ok 

it is not listed in the cyber gx  list of monitors .
-- 
Ralph

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On 17-May-00, Robert Miller Foulkrod wrote:
> Dear Amiga Lovers,
>   What is the best application program for imputting text into
> an Amiga by voice?  I am interested in dictating text into a file
> rather than voice control of the computer's functions.
> 

Search Aminet for "Voice Shell" 
As far as I know it is the only one...

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PRESS RELEASE – 19/5/00

Final exhibitor list for K3 – The Kickstart Amiga Show announced!


The Kickstart User Group (http://www.kickstart-amiga.co.uk) is pleased to
announce the final exhibitor list for K3 – The Kickstart Amiga Show.

The Date: Saturday May 27th 2000
The Time: 12-5pm
The Place: Brook Hall, Brox Road, Ottershaw, Surrey
Admission: £1 per person


Retail Exhibitors:
Eyetech – Selling a huge array of hardware expansions for all Amiga models,
in particular the A1200. Items on sale will include the Zorro4 Busboard
expansion and Eyetech’s new EZ-Tower A1200 tower conversion and EZ-Key
keyboard adapter.

Analogic – Co-sponsor of the show, selling Amiga hardware including the
Squirrel SCSI interface for the A1200 and A600, along with hard drives, CD
drives and other peripheral expansions. Join Kickstart at the show and get
£50 off a 3.1Gb 2.5inch hard drive.

Forematt Home Computing – A long-time supporter of the Kickstart Show,
Forematt will be selling their vast stock of Amiga games, utilities,
educational software and serious application software. Foremat will also be
previewing several titles on Kickstart’s 8ft projection screen.

Ramjam Consultants – On hand with copies of acclaimed disk filing system
PFS3 and other Amiga products.

Alive Mediasoft – Will be selling their catalogue of current and classic
Amiga games.

Epic Marketing – Offering an array of Amiga games, serious software and
compilation CD sets.

AmigActive Magazine – The UK’s number one newsstand Amiga magazine will be
on hand to take subscription orders and to sell copies of the brand-new
issue of the magazine, back-issues and AmigActive merchandise

Digitec UK – Stocking printer supplies (ink, toner etc) printer paper and
other computer consumables.

Kelly Taylor – A regular independent trader at the show offering a range of
classic Amiga software and hardware for sale.

Stephan – Another regular independent trader at the show selling the latest
in peripherals such as hard drives, monitors, printers and CD drives (exact
sale stock to be confirmed).

Chris Green – Selling a range of Amiga software, games and hardware  -
including copies of MacOS 8.1, ideal for Fusion or ShapeShifter emulation
and a limited stock of Amiga-compatible memory SIMMs.

Dean Swift – Selling books, back issues of Amiga magazines, software and
hardware.


Usergroups:
Kickstart – The host usergroup will be on-hand to sign up new members and
sell copies of its Amiga Insight fanzine
Seal – The Essex-based usergroup and publisher of the Clubbed Amiga fanzine
ASA – A growing usergroup in the Portsmouth/Southampton area
PAG – A new usergroup in the Portsmouth area


Contacts:
For show enquiries and stand bookings (stand-by only) please contact Ray
McCarthy (Show Promoter) at ray-mccarthy@cwcom.net or call (01737) 215432.
For all other enquiries, please contact Chris Green (PR Co-ordinator) at
chris@amigainsight.com or call (07971) 273850.

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

Directions to the Show:
Directions to Brook Hall: From the M25, J11 take the Woking exit, at the
next roundabout take the first left onto the A320 to Woking, at the next
roundabout take a left again into Murray Rd, about 20yds on the left is a
car park, park here and Brook Hall is straight in front of you, on the
corner of Murray Rd and Brox Rd.
Public transport: Ottershaw is close to Woking, which is easily accessible
from London and the South. From Woking to Ottershaw transport is by Bus or
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PLEASE NOTE: All software sold by anyone at the show must be original and
proof of ownership may be required from vendors before entrance to the sale
is permitted. Kickstart reserve the right to refuse entrance to any person,
regardless of a booking. Kickstart cannot accept responsibility for any
goods purchased at the show. Entry to the show is at your own risk.
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Hi all

Just to let you know that from 1pm on Saturday (May 20th) you can sign-up
for the multiplayer Quake and Super Skidmarks tournaments taking place at
K3 - The Kickstart Amiga Show.

How to sign up for the Kickstart Games Arena:
Simply go to http://www.kickstart.amiga.co.uk and click on the 'Show' link.

Places in the tournaments are limited so don't delay. Places are offered on
a strict 'first come, first served' basis.

-----------------------
The Prizes:
-----------------------

Quake:
------
First Prize:
A 2.5" 3.1gig Hard Drive from Analogic
A trackball
A copy of Quake for the Amiga from Forematt
A copy of Super Skidmarks from Forematt
A mouse from Eyetech
A joystick from Epic

Runner-up:
A 2.5" 800k Hard Drive from Analogic
A copy of Super Skidmarks from Forematt
A mouse from Eyetech
A joystick from Epic

3rd and 4th Place Prizes:
A joystick, mouse and a copy of Super Skidmarks each


Super Skidmarks:
----------------
First Prize:
A 2.5" 3.1gig Hard Drive from Analogic
A trackball
A copy of Quake for the Amiga from Forematt
A copy of Super Skidmarks from Forematt
A mouse from Eyetech
A joystick from Epic

Runner-up:
A 2.5" 800k Hard Drive from Analogic
A copy of Super Skidmarks from Forematt
A mouse from Eyetech
A joystick from Epic

3rd and 4th Place Prizes:
A joystick, mouse and a copy of Super Skidmarks each

-----------------------------
K3 - The Kickstart Amiga Show
-----------------------------
The Date: Saturday May 27th 2000
The Time: 12-5pm
The Place: Brook Hall, Brox Road, Ottershaw, Surrey
Admission: £1 per person

-----------------------
Directions to the Show:
-----------------------
Directions to Brook Hall: From the M25, J11 take the Woking exit, at the
next roundabout take the first left onto the A320 to Woking, at the next
roundabout take a left again into Murray Rd, about 20yds on the left is a
car park, park here and Brook Hall is straight in front of you, on the
corner of Murray Rd and Brox Rd.
Public transport: Ottershaw is close to Woking, which is easily accessible
from London and the South. From Woking to Ottershaw transport is by Bus or
Taxi. Taxis cost about £5.

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

PLEASE NOTE: All software sold by anyone at the show must be original and
proof of ownership may be required from vendors before entrance to the sale
is permitted. Kickstart reserve the right to refuse entrance to any person,
regardless of a booking. Kickstart cannot accept responsibility for any
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Please note that the correct web site address for Kickstart is actually
http://www.kickstart-amiga.co.uk.

Online signup for the Quake and Super Skidmarks tournaments are now online
and ready to accept applications.

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In answer to many requests we have received from people wanting to use
route-planning software to find their way to the Kickstart Show, the post
code for Brook Hall is:

KT16 0HL

In addition, local and Motorway maps showing the venue can be found on our
web site at http://www.kickstart-amiga.co.uk

-----------------------
Directions to the Show:
-----------------------
Directions to Brook Hall: From the M25, J11 take the Woking exit, at the
next roundabout take the first left onto the A320 to Woking, at the next
roundabout take a left again into Murray Rd, about 20yds on the left is a
car park, park here and Brook Hall is straight in front of you, on the
corner of Murray Rd and Brox Rd.
Public transport: Ottershaw is close to Woking, which is easily accessible
from London and the South. From Woking to Ottershaw transport is by Bus or
Taxi. Taxis cost about £5.

Thanks
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> Dear Amiga Lovers,
>    What is the best application program for imputting text into
> an Amiga by voice?  I am interested in dictating text into a file
> rather than voice control of the computer's functions.



search on Aminet "Voiceshell" or "aniMan" or "VCLI"

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Hello: well after a lot of time...i have finally got a pcmcia ethernet
device for my Amiga. Now im ready to network 2 pc and my Amiga in my house
via RJ 45. The amiga device is called APNET. What i would really love is any
directions/suggestions/comments you could give me on how to configure
everything. I have Miami 3 Deluxe new, not yet installed as i dont want to
mess up my system.

What i would like to know is what machine is better as server: the Amiga or
one of the Pc, how to connect them to the HUB, how to configure Miami...
The 2 pc are already networked...so only advice on the amiga side is asked
here....

Any help will be very much apprecciatted...

Kind Regards


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Greetings Amigans...


I  have some questions regarding fonts. This is a bit longwinded, so,
please bear with me.

The  problem  was  brought  home  to  me when I recently attempted to
install  a different font caching utility than the one I'd been using
for  some  years.  It failed to work because it was looking for a dir
called `_bullet' in my Fonts: assign to write the fontcache file to.

When  I copied this dir along with `_bullet_outlines' from my back-up
partition,  it started working correctly. (So far, anyway.) These two
directories have never been in my Fonts: dir since I got the A1200.

At present I have the normal assigned Fonts: directory, plus some add
assigns for fonts stored on another partition. These assigns all work
correctly and all fonts in the multiple assigns are listed and can be
used in all programs that I use regularly, eg., paint programs and so
forth. The following is a truncated version of my setup:

Directory WORKBENCH:Fonts/

  Courier                (sub-dir)
    Courier.font            (in root of WORKBENCH:Fonts)
    Courier.metric          (as above - but no sub-dir)

  Helvetica              (sub-dir)
    Helvetica.font          (in root of WORKBENCH:Fonts)
    Helvetica.metric        (as above - but no sub-dir)

  Times                  (sub-dir)
    Times.font              (in root of WORKBENCH:Fonts)
    Times.metric            (as above - but no sub-dir)

To  the best of my knowledge, the above have been in my Fonts: assign
since I've had the A1200 with OS3.0 along with the normally installed
and added fonts and their associated sub-dirs.

What I need to know is, what purpose do the 3 .metric files serve, as
to my knowledge, I have not been able to use them?

Should there be some sort of assign? If so, I've never seen one.

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The following are also in the root of WORKBENCH:Fonts and have no
associated sub-directory.

    CGTriumvirate.otag
    CGTriumvirate.font
    CGTimes.otag
    CGTimes.font

What purpose do these 4 files serve? Once again, I don't believe I've
ever been able to use them.

PLEASE  NOTE:  There are Triumvirate sub-dir and Triumvirate.font and
as  mentioned above, Times and Times.font files in the Fonts: assign,
but no `CGwhatever' sub-dirs.

Do  the  above  have  something  to  do with the newly added sub-dirs
below? These have the following files in them...

Directory WORKBENCH:Fonts/_bullet

    hq3.fnt                 (all inside the _bullet sub-dir)
    hq3updt.tyq
    if.fnt
    if.uc
    plugin.types

Directory WORKBENCH:Fonts/_bullet_outlines

    CGTimes.type            (all inside the _bullet_outlines sub-dir)
    CGTriumvirate.type
    LetterGothic.type
    OctaMED.type

The  above  do  not have any assign associated to them either. Should
they have one?

The  only  fonts I have no problems with are Bitmap and the type used
by FinalWriter. (Adobe, NimbusQ - I think.) My version 4.02 of FW has
never  given  me  a  single problem using these (vector ?) fonts, the
ones  with  the  .pfb  postfix,  and  the internal FW libs/files have
allowed  me  to add many fancy fonts from Aminet that work absolutely
transparently  with FW. Though, with only 6Mb of memory, I am limited
on how many pages (and fonts) I can use.

The A1200 manuals are sadly lacking in information on the above, and,
despite my prolific reading on Compugraphic and other types of fonts,
(eg., Truetype) I have no idea what I should be doing to access these
add-on fonts.

Any  information  on the above, or pointing me in the right direction
of some dox that may help, would be greatly appreciated.  TIA.

Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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Tehy are there so that you can crerate fonts of various sizes
using any of the FontManager utilities.
The *.otag are what it looks for when creating these new fonts.
The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts. The creator 
wrote the documents sop you could use IBM-PC fonts with V-NG. Try it and 
see.


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On 26-May-00 at 19:06:23, Stephen Domina wrote these words of wisdom:
> Tehy are there so that you can crerate fonts of various sizes
> using any of the FontManager utilities.
> The *.otag are what it looks for when creating these new fonts.
> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts. The creator 
> wrote the documents sop you could use IBM-PC fonts with V-NG. Try it and 
> see.

Also works great with iBrowse2.2. 

FWIW I have the _Bullets and _Bullets_Outlines in the same directory as my
CGFonts. I keep my fonts seperated my type. My main FONTS: assign points to
Sys:Fonts/BitMappedFonts with additions "ADD"s for Sys:Fonts/CGFonts,
Sys:Fonts/PS_Type_1, and Sys:Fonts/True_Type_Fonts. For the most part it all
works. A few of my TTF fonts aren't recognised though they do show up in
font requestors. I could probably do it simpler, but this is my method. I
hope the original poster finds his answer.



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Hello All.
         Anyone help with a "Self Inflicted" Problem? I have an old Pal
monitor (Acorn) which i have happily been using for the past 4 years (can't
afford any thing better at the Moment) I have been using almost the
standard Workbench (3.0) running on a "SuperHires" screen. Now I was quite
happy with this set-up, But found an old version of Magic Workbench on a CD
and thought I wouuld try and "Spruce" thing up a little.

                                    <Bad Mistake>

Regardless of how much I tried, I could only get a reasonable viewing screen
using "Superhires interlaced" However this suffered from so much
"flickering" and the fonts were so small that I couldn't read any text.

So I had to "TRY" to un-install the version of Magic Workbench ....(not the
easiest task I have ever undertaken :(

I have the Workbench *almost* back to normal (With the exception of the
"Workbench Drawer" whish is distorted and coloured Blue/Green & White. Also
if I try to switch from "Superhires" to "Hires Interlaced" For using the
internet ...The screen changes to a Total Blue Background (Screen &
Windows) with black text. (although the web pages display ok)

I have "racked" my Brains and tried everything I can think of to rectify
this problem ....But sadly failed!

Anyone suggest something or had the same experience.

Thanks in advance for any assistance given.

P.S. the random tagline says it all ;)



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Hello Stephen...

On 27-May-00, you wrote:

> Tehy are there so that you can crerate fonts of various sizes
> using any of the FontManager utilities.

Err... what FontManager utilities? They're not on my system.

> The *.otag are what it looks for when creating these new fonts.
> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts. The creator 
> wrote the documents sop you could use IBM-PC fonts with V-NG. Try it and 
> see.

I'll try this URL later

Regards... Tony

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Hello Marion...

On 27-May-00, you wrote:

> On 26-May-00 at 19:06:23, Stephen Domina wrote these words of wisdom:
>> Tehy are there so that you can crerate fonts of various sizes
>> using any of the FontManager utilities.
>> The *.otag are what it looks for when creating these new fonts.
>> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts. The creator 
>> wrote the documents sop you could use IBM-PC fonts with V-NG. Try it and 
>> see.
> 
> Also works great with iBrowse2.2. 
> 
> FWIW I have the _Bullets and _Bullets_Outlines in the same directory as my
> CGFonts. I keep my fonts seperated my type. My main FONTS: assign points to
> Sys:Fonts/BitMappedFonts with additions "ADD"s for Sys:Fonts/CGFonts,
> Sys:Fonts/PS_Type_1, and Sys:Fonts/True_Type_Fonts. For the most part it all
> works. A few of my TTF fonts aren't recognised though they do show up in
> font requestors. I could probably do it simpler, but this is my method. I
> hope the original poster finds his answer.

Thanx, Marion.

Regards... Tony

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Now showing at a cinema near you: "[just-amiga] Any Suggestion Welcome!,"
starring Ian C Fyvie...

On 27-May-00, you wrote:

>         Anyone help with a "Self Inflicted" Problem? I have an old Pal
> monitor (Acorn) which i have happily been using for the past 4 years
> (can't afford any thing better at the Moment) I have been using almost the
> standard Workbench (3.0) running on a "SuperHires" screen. Now I was quite
> happy with this set-up, But found an old version of Magic Workbench on a
> CD and thought I wouuld try and "Spruce" thing up a little.
> 
>                                    <Bad Mistake>

Actually, I think MagicWB is great, but it does like a proportional
resolution.

> Regardless of how much I tried, I could only get a reasonable viewing
> screen using "Superhires interlaced" However this suffered from so much
> "flickering" and the fonts were so small that I couldn't read any text.

What about MagicTV? Or are you using too many colours?

> I have the Workbench *almost* back to normal (With the exception of the
> "Workbench Drawer" whish is distorted and coloured Blue/Green & White.
> Also if I try to switch from "Superhires" to "Hires Interlaced" For using
> the internet ...The screen changes to a Total Blue Background (Screen &
> Windows) with black text. (although the web pages display ok)

Hmm, odd. Sorry, can't help out there. Can you not just replace the
workbench drawer icon with another one?

> P.S. the random tagline says it all ;)

Indeedy.


Sooner,

        Sandy, if my maths is right, 5ish days to go...

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Hello Sandy

On 27-May-00, you wrote:

> Now showing at a cinema near you: "[just-amiga] Any Suggestion
> Welcome!," starring Ian C Fyvie...
> 
> On 27-May-00, you wrote:
> 
>>        Anyone help with a "Self Inflicted" Problem? I have an old
>> Pal monitor (Acorn) which i have happily been using for the past 4
>> years (can't afford any thing better at the Moment) I have been using
>> almost the standard Workbench (3.0) running on a "SuperHires" screen.
>> Now I was quite happy with this set-up, But found an old version of
>> Magic Workbench on a CD and thought I wouuld try and "Spruce" thing
>> up a little.
>> 
>>                                   <Bad Mistake>
> 
> Actually, I think MagicWB is great, but it does like a proportional
> resolution.
> 
>> Regardless of how much I tried, I could only get a reasonable viewing
>> screen using "Superhires interlaced" However this suffered from so
>> much "flickering" and the fonts were so small that I couldn't read
>> any text.
> 
> What about MagicTV? Or are you using too many colours?
> 
>> I have the Workbench *almost* back to normal (With the exception of
>> the "Workbench Drawer" whish is distorted and coloured Blue/Green &
>> White. Also if I try to switch from "Superhires" to "Hires
>> Interlaced" For using the internet ...The screen changes to a Total
>> Blue Background (Screen & Windows) with black text. (although the web
>> pages display ok)
> 
> Hmm, odd. Sorry, can't help out there. Can you not just replace the
> workbench drawer icon with another one?
> 
>> P.S. the random tagline says it all ;)
> 
> Indeedy.
> 
> 
> Sooner,
> 
>        Sandy, if my maths is right, 5ish days to go...
> 

If you just comment out the two long MWB lines, one in startup.sequence,
and the other in user-startup, it should totally disable MWB and return
things to normal.  Did you try that?

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Hello Marion

On 26-May-00, you wrote:

> On 26-May-00 at 19:06:23, Stephen Domina wrote these words of wisdom:
>> Tehy are there so that you can crerate fonts of various sizes using
>> any of the FontManager utilities. The *.otag are what it looks for
>> when creating these new fonts. The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site)
>> has a new link to fonts. The creator wrote the documents sop you
>> could use IBM-PC fonts with V-NG. Try it and see.
> 
> Also works great with iBrowse2.2. 
> 
> FWIW I have the _Bullets and _Bullets_Outlines in the same directory
> as my CGFonts. I keep my fonts seperated my type. My main FONTS:
> assign points to Sys:Fonts/BitMappedFonts with additions "ADD"s for
> Sys:Fonts/CGFonts, Sys:Fonts/PS_Type_1, and Sys:Fonts/True_Type_Fonts.
> For the most part it all works. A few of my TTF fonts aren't
> recognised though they do show up in font requestors. I could probably
> do it simpler, but this is my method. I hope the original poster finds
> his answer.

Simpler still, the bullets and bullets_outlines are just in my basic
fonts drawyer.

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I went there today.. It's called TTF Guide. It addresss' the fonts for
V-NG, but you can use the guide for all your font needs.


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Hi Everybody,

> Fortunately I tend to back-up my "S" Drawer after installing any new
> programs, And I had just re-installed "Kingcon" a week prior ...So I
> simpley replaced the whole "S" drawer.....I did thnk that this would get
> rid of MWB and it seemed to help apart from the annoying problems with the
> switching of screen modes and the WB Drawer icon. :(
> 
>            <Moral of the story ....If it works don't "muck around with it>

   Ok, I'm still not sure how MWB can be causing you so much problem, as it's only replacement Icons.  Although, you say you were running you workbench in superhires??? 1280x256???  uch! thats a 4x1 proportion screenmode!  You really should be using a 1x1 screenmode.

If you want MWB, all you need is a little program called, 'MagicColour' I think (to sort the palette out) and you really should be running your workbench in hires-laced (640x512). 

   Of course, if you don't like the MWB look, try 'NewIcons' instead:)

   And if you don't like Interlaced, MWB will still look fine in hires. (but you really shouldn't use superhires modes, they eat chipram speed.)

See ya :)
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Hello!,

i have just replaced my old 6gb disc, with a new 12gb.. but..
i'm having some odd problems, i'm using:
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 Professional-File-System-II 18.5 PROFESSIONAL-VERSION
 Format64 V1.04 (19.5.98)

so i shouldn't have any problems with the 4gb barrier? or, have i missed
something?, after formating it says, can't find disc error -3
any ides'.





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On 29-May-00, Ian C Fyvie wrote:
-snip-
> Yeah! I'm an "Oddball" :) .... Sadly can't afford a Decent monitor
> ATM. So stuck with this old Pal thing. 

> Problem is that the standard "High Res" is so big that it leaves 
> little room to work on the Workbench screen. 


Put it on it's own screen then,  that way you have the entire 
display area free for wb & the browser screen is full size too...

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Hello Sandy

On 27-May-00, you wrote:

>>                                   <Bad Mistake>
> 
> Actually, I think MagicWB is great, but it does like a proportional
> resolution.
 
>> Regardless of how much I tried, I could only get a reasonable viewing
>> screen using "Superhires interlaced" However this suffered from so much
>> "flickering" and the fonts were so small that I couldn't read any text.
> 
> What about MagicTV? Or are you using too many colours?

Well normally I use a 64 colour WB screen but reducing it to 4/8 colours
made no difference, In fact it seemed worse! As I said for some reason MWB
would only give a reasonable display in Superhires Interlaced running at
the Full 256 colour mode. Apart from the fact that this was almost
impossible to read because of the small text and flicker it also "Ate" up a
lot of chip Ram, Hense the reason I had to try and un-install it :(

>> I have the Workbench *almost* back to normal (With the exception of the
>> "Workbench Drawer" whish is distorted and coloured Blue/Green & White.
>> Also if I try to switch from "Superhires" to "Hires Interlaced" For using
>> the internet ...The screen changes to a Total Blue Background (Screen &
>> Windows) with black text. (although the web pages display ok)
> 
> Hmm, odd. Sorry, can't help out there. Can you not just replace the
> workbench drawer icon with another one?

Again I thought that would be easy! and it did work for the "Ram Disk" icon,
but for some stupid unknown reason the WB Drawer refuses to return to
normal, I have tried replacing it (Icon edit and Dragging a new icon in  to
the Info screen) I even tried re-drawing the Soding thing in icon edit..But
it keeps going back to the Distorted Blue/Green/White thing :(

Notice your from AberdeenShire ( Land of my birth :) well the name says it
all ;)
Ever been in "Cruden Bay"? I stayed there for 6 years :)

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Hello Mike

On 27-May-00, you wrote:

> If you just comment out the two long MWB lines, one in startup.sequence,
> and the other in user-startup, it should totally disable MWB and return
> things to normal.  Did you try that?

Fortunately I tend to back-up my "S" Drawer after installing any new
programs, And I had just re-installed "Kingcon" a week prior ...So I
simpley replaced the whole "S" drawer.....I did thnk that this would get
rid of MWB and it seemed to help apart from the annoying problems with the
switching of screen modes and the WB Drawer icon. :(

            <Moral of the story ....If it works don't "muck around with it>
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Hello Peter

On 28-May-00, Peter Lindberg wrote:
> Hello!,
> 
> i have just replaced my old 6gb disc, with a new 12gb.. but..
> i'm having some odd problems, i'm using:
> scsi.device 43.34 (OS3.5)
> Professional-File-System-II 18.5 PROFESSIONAL-VERSION
> Format64 V1.04 (19.5.98)
> 
> so i shouldn't have any problems with the 4gb barrier? or, have i missed
> something?, after formating it says, can't find disc error -3
> any ides'.

It has been a while since I formatted my drives but two thoughts come
to mind.  First, be sure you are using pfs2ds instead of pfs2 for the area
greater than 4 meg?   And second, be sure you are doing a quick format
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Hello Andrew

On 28-May-00, you wrote:

>>           <Moral of the story ....If it works don't "muck around with
>>> 
> 
>   Ok, I'm still not sure how MWB can be causing you so much problem, as
> it's only replacement Icons. Although, you say you were running you
> workbench in superhires??? 1280x256??? uch! thats a 4x1 proportion
> screenmode! You really should be using a 1x1 screenmode.

Yeah! I'm an "Oddball" :) .... Sadly can't afford a Decent monitor ATM. So
stuck with this old Pal thing. Problem is that the standard "High Res" is
so big that it leaves little room to work on the Workbench screen. "high
Res Laced" is OK but the "Flicker" bugs the old eyes to much!
Super Hi-res provides a nice sized screen with no flicker and easily
readable text, Combined with FBlit I can run it at 128 colours and still
have in excess of 1.5 meg of chip Ram left ( and yes I do have a Back Pic
on Workbench ;)

> If you want MWB, all you need is a little program called, 'MagicColour' I
> think (to sort the palette out) and you really should be running your
> workbench in hires-laced (640x512).

Don't want MWB ...In fact the CD is now lying somewhere in a Field about 500
yards from my house (Makes a great frisbee ;)

>   Of course, if you don't like the MWB look, try 'NewIcons' instead:)

Tried Newicons but it seemed to eat up Chip Ram worse that my Screenmode :(
 
>   And if you don't like Interlaced, MWB will still look fine in hires.
> (but you really shouldn't use superhires modes, they eat chipram speed.)

Call me fussy ;) Hate "hires screenmode"

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Hello Peter

On 28-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello!,
> 
> i have just replaced my old 6gb disc, with a new 12gb.. but..
> i'm having some odd problems, i'm using:
> scsi.device 43.34 (OS3.5)
> Professional-File-System-II 18.5 PROFESSIONAL-VERSION
> Format64 V1.04 (19.5.98)
> 
> so i shouldn't have any problems with the 4gb barrier? or, have i
> missed something?, after formating it says, can't find disc error -3
> any ides'.

There is something else you have to set in OS 3.5 to make it work beyond
4 gigs, but I don't remember what -- anyone know?

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Now showing at a cinema near you: "[just-amiga] Re: Any Suggestion
Welcome!," starring Ian C Fyvie...

On 28-May-00, you wrote:

>> What about MagicTV? Or are you using too many colours?
> 
> Well normally I use a 64 colour WB screen but reducing it to 4/8 colours
> made no difference, In fact it seemed worse! As I said for some reason MWB
> would only give a reasonable display in Superhires Interlaced running at
> the Full 256 colour mode. Apart from the fact that this was almost
> impossible to read because of the small text and flicker it also "Ate" up
> a lot of chip Ram, Hense the reason I had to try and un-install it :(

MagicTV is a program that seriously reduces interlace flicker, but it only
works on screens up to 16 colours.

Also, you could try increasing font size to make things more readable.

>> Hmm, odd. Sorry, can't help out there. Can you not just replace the
>> workbench drawer icon with another one?
> 
> Again I thought that would be easy! and it did work for the "Ram Disk"
> icon, but for some stupid unknown reason the WB Drawer refuses to return
> to normal, I have tried replacing it (Icon edit and Dragging a new icon in
> to the Info screen) I even tried re-drawing the Soding thing in icon
> edit..But it keeps going back to the Distorted Blue/Green/White thing :(

Dunno why that would be. Is it the disk.info on WB, or is it a drawer info
somewhere? Have you checked that you're saving the icon as the right type?

> Notice your from AberdeenShire ( Land of my birth :) well the name says it
> all ;)
> Ever been in "Cruden Bay"? I stayed there for 6 years :)

Not recently. Last time was a couple of years ago- decent place, amd not
quite as small as where I stay. (New Deer- know where that is?)   :-)


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Hi Ian
On 29-May-00, you wrote:
 >ICF TRied just about everything ....I have now managed to get rid of the
>ICF "Squashed Bug" effect for the Workbench Drawer 

I found a drawer of MWB extras in my A1200 (started withbog-standard min
config given to me by a relative 'moving on...? to 486:-) and am
collecting goodies as I go along)  Had some interesting moments in this
area. I haven't got a MWB install prog which may have prefs etc - just
imported icons to iconedit.

Pretty icons all change colors when apps progs run...even prettier!! had to
make screen 256 colours to stabilise them, then everything slows to
near-stall if wbackdrop+music+application prog. Using multiscan
productivity is part responsible and other modes better but number of
colours main prob.

More trouble after installing organiser EO2?? (found at aminet). When I
dragged windows across the screen they left residual debris behind,
obscuring everything eventually.   EO2 refused to be de-installed. when I
tried to delete it it always said 'object in use'. I found it had put time
prefs in WBStartup aand launched itself when I booted 
Some places I went to get rid of these probs:
Boot amiga up with L&R mouse buttons held down - goes to early start screen.
(avoids WBStartup)  Use cd and dir commands in the shell window to have a
look whats in where.  If you not amigaDos wizz - i certainly not-u can go
back to WB to remove anything you find wrong. think loadWB command (?) will
take you there without reboot.
Have a look at startup-sequence and user-startup (ed s:start...xxx...)
Disable with CAUTION, partic in startup-sequence,;-) any lines that refer
to MWB or whatever by putting ; at start of line.
Reduce screen colurs/resolution
After doing it the hard way I found DOpus makes life easier by miles.

...Sadly the Drawer icon
>ICF has now been replaced by a Disk symbol ...                             
Is it a drawer in a window or a 'drawer type' disk icon in Workbench ?

Use Iconedit to change it: select the correct drawe or disk option from
types menu
select 'open' from project menu - choose a xxx.info file to import to
Icoedit.  select saveas from project menu. select the icon you want to
change. 

Sounds like your "Disk symbol" is a default icon.  to change these go to
'save as default icon' in project menu.  dont forget the 'type'
>ICF  But at least it is usable :)  
Who dares wins:-))))
Hope i not boring you stupid or insulting intelligence. Its just the route I
took.
Regards
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Hello Sandy

On 28-May-00, you wrote:

> On 28-May-00, you wrote:

<snip>

>>> Hmm, odd. Sorry, can't help out there. Can you not just replace the
>>> workbench drawer icon with another one?
>> 
>> Again I thought that would be easy! and it did work for the "Ram
>> Disk" icon, but for some stupid unknown reason the WB Drawer refuses
>> to return to normal, I have tried replacing it (Icon edit and
>> Dragging a new icon in to the Info screen) I even tried re-drawing
>> the Soding thing in icon edit..But it keeps going back to the
>> Distorted Blue/Green/White thing :(
> 
> Dunno why that would be. Is it the disk.info on WB, or is it a drawer
> info somewhere? Have you checked that you're saving the icon as the
> right type?

<snip>

Colors.  I used a program off Aminet called FullPalate to recolor the
MWB icons on OS 3.5.  I must warn you it is a bitch to use in more than
16 colors, but going back to my ECS NTSC workbench and resetting the
colors at 16 worked, and the settings held when I went back to 256
colors at 800x600x8.  I also set the WB to 800x600x16, and the changes
still held there -- that is the MWB icons still looked ok.  That might
help if not solve your problem.  I don't run MWB on OS 3.5, BTW.

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On 27-May-00 at 13:33:20, Tony P. Parr wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hello Stephen...
> 
> On 27-May-00, you wrote:
> 
>> Tehy are there so that you can crerate fonts of various sizes
>> using any of the FontManager utilities.
> 
> Err... what FontManager utilities? They're not on my system.

OS2.0-3.5 comes with CompuGraphic Outline fonts (CGTimes, CGTriumvirate, and
Lettergothic) and the outline font manager "Intellifont". If you install the
ttf.library for TrueType Fonts it comes with a font manager called
"ttfmanager", and last but not least, type1.library for PS Type 1 fonts
comes with "t1manager".
 
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Hello Sandy

On 28-May-00, you wrote:

> MagicTV is a program that seriously reduces interlace flicker, but it only
> works on screens up to 16 colours.

Yeah! I've tried MagicTV but still didn't like the Interlaced screen to much
:(

> Dunno why that would be. Is it the disk.info on WB, or is it a drawer info
> somewhere? Have you checked that you're saving the icon as the right type?

TRied just about everything ....I have now managed to get rid of the
"Squashed Bug" effect for the Workbench Drawer ...Sadly the Drawer icon has
now been replaced by a Disk symbol ... But at least it is usable :)

>> Notice your from AberdeenShire ( Land of my birth :) well the name says
>> it all ;)
>> Ever been in "Cruden Bay"? I stayed there for 6 years :)
> 
> Not recently. Last time was a couple of years ago- decent place, amd not
> quite as small as where I stay. (New Deer- know where that is?)   :-)

Yep! My Mother and Father Both ame from that area ;) I still have loads of
relations in Aberdeenshire ( Mintlaw/ Ellon/ Turrif/ Aboyne etc )

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On 27-May-00 at 17:45:53, Mike Leavitt wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hello Marion On 26-May-00, you wrote:
>> On 26-May-00 at 19:06:23, Stephen Domina wrote these words of wisdom:
>>> Tehy are there so that you can crerate fonts of various sizes using
>>> any of the FontManager utilities. The *.otag are what it looks for
>>> when creating these new fonts. The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site)
>>> has a new link to fonts. The creator wrote the documents sop you
>>> could use IBM-PC fonts with V-NG. Try it and see.
>> 
>> Also works great with iBrowse2.2. 
>> 
>> FWIW I have the _Bullets and _Bullets_Outlines in the same directory
>> as my CGFonts. I keep my fonts seperated my type. My main FONTS:
>> assign points to Sys:Fonts/BitMappedFonts with additions "ADD"s for
>> Sys:Fonts/CGFonts, Sys:Fonts/PS_Type_1, and Sys:Fonts/True_Type_Fonts.
>> For the most part it all works. A few of my TTF fonts aren't
>> recognised though they do show up in font requestors. I could probably
>> do it simpler, but this is my method. I hope the original poster finds
>> his answer.
> 
> Simpler still, the bullets and bullets_outlines are just in my basic
> fonts drawyer.

Yeah, they only need to be in the Fonts: path. I simply put them in my
CGFonts directory since they deal with outline fonts and this was before I
started using the Type1 and TTF libs and fonts.

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Hello Ian,

    I have installed a demo of MWB in the past and had some of the same
problems.  

    As for your monitor, I've never gotten to work with a pal so don't know
much about them.  Super hires always shows things super small i think...
and if you don't have aga or graphics card in only four colors.... If you
use MUI,  then try your screen mode hi-res lace (will flicker without
graphics card) remember to make the dimentions slightly wider than taller
and go into the MUI drawer and then the Goodies drawer and
click on
"Click for Colors" then go to your pallet and click on save ... now it won't
look the same when you reboot but it might clear up the icon color prob.

    Another thing in addition you might try is to go to the prefs dir and
then into the Env-Archive dir and delete any thing that says MagicWB


On 27-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello All.
>         Anyone help with a "Self Inflicted" Problem? I have an old Pal
> monitor (Acorn) which i have happily been using for the past 4 years
> (can't afford any thing better at the Moment) I have been using almost the
> standard Workbench (3.0) running on a "SuperHires" screen. Now I was quite
> happy with this set-up, But found an old version of Magic Workbench on a
> CD and thought I wouuld try and "Spruce" thing up a little.
> 
>                                    <Bad Mistake>
> 
> Regardless of how much I tried, I could only get a reasonable viewing
> screen using "Superhires interlaced" However this suffered from so much
> "flickering" and the fonts were so small that I couldn't read any text.
> 
> So I had to "TRY" to un-install the version of Magic Workbench ....(not
> the easiest task I have ever undertaken :(
> 
> I have the Workbench *almost* back to normal (With the exception of the
> "Workbench Drawer" whish is distorted and coloured Blue/Green & White.
> Also if I try to switch from "Superhires" to "Hires Interlaced" For using
> the internet ...The screen changes to a Total Blue Background (Screen &
> Windows) with black text. (although the web pages display ok)
> 
> I have "racked" my Brains and tried everything I can think of to rectify
> this problem ....But sadly failed!
> 
> Anyone suggest something or had the same experience.
> 
> Thanks in advance for any assistance given.
> 
> P.S. the random tagline says it all ;)
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Hello.


You wrote at 29-Mai-00 concerning "*[just-amiga] Re: Any Suggestion Welcome!*":


 MH>> So I had to "TRY" to un-install the version of Magic Workbench
 MH>> ....(not the easiest task I have ever undertaken :(

Did you delete the MWB entries *both* in S-S *and* U-S?

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Now showing at a cinema near you: "[just-amiga] Re: Any Suggestion
Welcome!," starring Mike Leavitt...

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

> Colors.  I used a program off Aminet called FullPalate to recolor the
> MWB icons on OS 3.5.

Is this similar to 3-2-8? (ie, remaps the blue/red/green type icons caused
by differing MWB versions to the nice MWB gradient) Or does it convert the
MagicWB icons to GlowIcons?

>  I must warn you it is a bitch to use in more than
> 16 colors, but going back to my ECS NTSC workbench and resetting the
> colors at 16 worked, and the settings held when I went back to 256
> colors at 800x600x8.  I also set the WB to 800x600x16, and the changes
> still held there -- that is the MWB icons still looked ok.  That might
> help if not solve your problem.  I don't run MWB on OS 3.5, BTW.

I do, but slowly it is getting superceded by Glowicons. Especially in the
next couple of weeks, when hopefully the BVision arrives.  :-)


Sooner,

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Now showing at a cinema near you: "[just-amiga] Re: Any Suggestion
Welcome!," starring Ian C Fyvie...

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>> MagicTV is a program that seriously reduces interlace flicker, but it
>> only works on screens up to 16 colours.
> 
> Yeah! I've tried MagicTV but still didn't like the Interlaced screen to
> much :(

Mmm, it does get bugging after a while. Roll on my BVision!

>> Dunno why that would be. Is it the disk.info on WB, or is it a drawer
>> info somewhere? Have you checked that you're saving the icon as the right
>> type?
> 
> TRied just about everything ....I have now managed to get rid of the
> "Squashed Bug" effect for the Workbench Drawer ...Sadly the Drawer icon
> has now been replaced by a Disk symbol ... But at least it is usable :)

Now you just need to muck around with IconEdit. Do you you a replacement
WBInfo prog? If so, it should let you copy and paste icon images from other
drives.

> Yep! My Mother and Father Both ame from that area ;) I still have loads of
> relations in Aberdeenshire ( Mintlaw/ Ellon/ Turrif/ Aboyne etc )

Cool. If any of them are Amiga users, let them know about agnes, the new
user groups.
Mailing list address is in my sig. :-)


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Hello Marion...

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>> Err... what FontManager utilities? They're not on my system.
> 
> OS2.0-3.5 comes with CompuGraphic Outline fonts (CGTimes, CGTriumvirate, and
> Lettergothic) and the outline font manager "Intellifont". If you install the
> ttf.library for TrueType Fonts it comes with a font manager called
> "ttfmanager", and last but not least, type1.library for PS Type 1 fonts
> comes with "t1manager".

OK... got all them but have not made any real use of them. The dox
are horrendously long and presume we're all experts. I'm not.   8-)
 
Regards... Tony

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Greetings All...

On 25 May 2000, I received a welcome mail from Heiko to the...

                      finalwriter@egroups.com

mailinglist informing me that I'd been added to HIS finalwriter group
at  eGroups  and that it was the "first and one and only Final Writer
Mailing List."

As  the  above  is patently not true, I thought I'd go to the eGroups
URL  in  this mail and check it out. When I got there, I was informed
that  I  was a guest, and when I tried to go anywhere I was told that
as a guest, I didn't have access to where I was trying to go.

I  sent  an  email  asking what the whole thing was all about, and at
this stage have not received a reply.

What's happened to the real, original mail list at...

                      finalwriter@thepentagon.com

Is  this  now  dead  and has Heiko taken over and moved us to the new
site?  Has  anyone else received this email, and, do they know what's
going on?

Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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Greetings Stephen Domina...

On Sun, 28 May 2000 03:06:08, you wrote...

> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts.

Someone answered that a file named TTF.guide could be found here.

OK...  I'll  bite,  how does one find the TTF.guide, or anything else
for that matter, on this site? It seems to have no search options and
many links to oddly named sites such as:   go.to, where.are, look.at,
etc., etc.

It's the most user un-friendly site I've ever been to.  TIA.

Cop 'U Later... Tiny

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On 29-May-00 04:35:19, Ian C Fyvie said about [just-amiga] Re: Any Suggestion Welcome!:
>Hello Sandy

>On 28-May-00, you wrote:

>> MagicTV is a program that seriously reduces interlace flicker, but it only
>> works on screens up to 16 colours.

>Yeah! I've tried MagicTV but still didn't like the Interlaced screen to much
>:(

>> Dunno why that would be. Is it the disk.info on WB, or is it a drawer info
>> somewhere? Have you checked that you're saving the icon as the right type?

>TRied just about everything ....I have now managed to get rid of the
>"Squashed Bug" effect for the Workbench Drawer ...Sadly the Drawer icon has
>now been replaced by a Disk symbol ... But at least it is usable :)

Go into Dopus, use select #?.info ,use "delete" all. Select all
directories, click "add icon"! There, that better now ?

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Hello, Ian.


You wrote at 30-Mai-00 concerning "*[just-amiga] Re: Any Suggestion Welcome!*":


 ICF> Yeah! I've managed to almost get everything back to normal :) The
 ICF> only problem remaining is I can use *any screenmode* in anything
 ICF> more than 32 colours. If I try to go beyond 32 colours the screen
 ICF> just locks up and i am forced to reboot :(

Are you sure that installing MWB is the reason for that?
I have been using MWB icons for years now, because I like them, but
never saw a connection between MWB and the selection of screenmodes.

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When I turn on my Amiga and press Amiga-V it pastes:

----------snip---------
IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors
  IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
    DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
  EndIF

  C:List >NIL: DEVS:Monitors/~(#?.info|VGAOnly) TO T:M LFORMAT "DEVS:Monitors/%s"
  Execute T:M
  C:Delete >NIL: T:M
EndIF
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Where does it hide these lines? Not in envarc: it seems...

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On 28-May-00 at 14:22:14, Ian C Fyvie wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hello Andrew On 28-May-00, you wrote:
> 
>>>           <Moral of the story ....If it works don't "muck around with
>>>> 
>> 
>>   Ok, I'm still not sure how MWB can be causing you so much problem, as
>> it's only replacement Icons. Although, you say you were running you
>> workbench in superhires??? 1280x256??? uch! thats a 4x1 proportion
>> screenmode! You really should be using a 1x1 screenmode.
> 
> Yeah! I'm an "Oddball" :) .... Sadly can't afford a Decent monitor ATM. So
> stuck with this old Pal thing. Problem is that the standard "High Res" is
> so big that it leaves little room to work on the Workbench screen. "high
> Res Laced" is OK but the "Flicker" bugs the old eyes to much!
> Super Hi-res provides a nice sized screen with no flicker and easily
> readable text, Combined with FBlit I can run it at 128 colours and still
> have in excess of 1.5 meg of chip Ram left ( and yes I do have a Back Pic
> on Workbench ;)
> 
>> If you want MWB, all you need is a little program called, 'MagicColour' I
>> think (to sort the palette out) and you really should be running your
>> workbench in hires-laced (640x512).
> 
> Don't want MWB ...In fact the CD is now lying somewhere in a Field about
> 500 yards from my house (Makes a great frisbee ;)
> 
>>   Of course, if you don't like the MWB look, try 'NewIcons' instead:)
> 
> Tried Newicons but it seemed to eat up Chip Ram worse that my Screenmode
> :(

How much fast ram do you have? Have you tried FBlit? It makes the system use
fast ram instead of chip ram for graphics.


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 On Tuesday May 30 2000, Tony P. Parr said to All:

 >> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts.

 TPP> Someone answered that a file named TTF.guide could be found here.

 TPP> OK...  I'll  bite,  how does one find the TTF.guide,

It's listed on the right, under "Support" - Matt's TTF guide.

 TPP> or anything else
 TPP> for that matter, on this site? It seems to have no search options and
 TPP> many links to oddly named sites such as:   go.to, where.are, look.at,
 TPP> etc., etc.

It's a portal only.  It's designed to tell you about new Voyager3 updates,
releases and utilities.

 TPP> It's the most user un-friendly site I've ever been to.  TIA.

You know where to complain to :)

MAILTO:webmaster@vapor.com?subject=V3Portal


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Hello armin.huebner@t-online.de

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello.
> 
> 
> You wrote at 29-Mai-00 concerning "*[just-amiga] Re: Any Suggestion
> Welcome!*":
> 
> 
>>> So I had to "TRY" to un-install the version of Magic Workbench
>>> ....(not the easiest task I have ever undertaken :(
> 
> Did you delete the MWB entries *both* in S-S *and* U-S?
> 
> Regards, Armin

All you really have to do is to comment them out, but deleting would be
better if you know you don't wnt to go back to it.  This should do it,
but it won't get rid of the Icons.  I have the things on my OS 3.5
machine, which has never had MWB on it, because the programs were
installed with them by default.  Worse, the colors were messed up and I
had to use FullPallate to fix them.  That may be his problem with the
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Hello Ian

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello armin.huebner@t-online.de
> 
> On 29-May-00, you wrote:
> 
>>>> So I had to "TRY" to un-install the version of Magic Workbench
>>>> ....(not the easiest task I have ever undertaken :(
>> 
>> Did you delete the MWB entries *both* in S-S *and* U-S?
> 
> Yeah! I've managed to almost get everything back to normal :) The only
> problem remaining is I can use *any screenmode* in anything more than
> 32 colours. If I try to go beyond 32 colours the screen just locks up
> and i am forced to reboot :(
> 
> Best

How much Ram do you have?

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Hello Tony

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

> Greetings Stephen Domina...
> 
> On Sun, 28 May 2000 03:06:08, you wrote...
> 
>> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts.
> 
> Someone answered that a file named TTF.guide could be found here.
> 
> OK...  I'll  bite,  how does one find the TTF.guide, or anything else
> for that matter, on this site? It seems to have no search options and
> many links to oddly named sites such as:   go.to, where.are, look.at,
> etc., etc.
> 
> It's the most user un-friendly site I've ever been to.  TIA.
> 
> Cop 'U Later... Tiny
> 

You're right.  If it's a file, the easiest place to find it would be in
downloads, but you may have to check more than one country as different
countries have some variation in the files they cary.  First goround I
had to go to Germany to find Voyager 3.2 and ist plugins.  The next
night they were finally on the US site.

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Hello armin.huebner@t-online.de

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>>> So I had to "TRY" to un-install the version of Magic Workbench
>>> ....(not the easiest task I have ever undertaken :(
> 
> Did you delete the MWB entries *both* in S-S *and* U-S?

Yeah! I've managed to almost get everything back to normal :) The only
problem remaining is I can use *any screenmode* in anything more than 32
colours. If I try to go beyond 32 colours the screen just locks up and i am
forced to reboot :(

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Hello Marion,

On 29-May-00, you wrote:


>>>>           <Moral of the story ....If it works don't "muck around with
:(
> 
> How much fast ram do you have? Have you tried FBlit? It makes the system
> use fast ram instead of chip ram for graphics.

Do you think this FBlit might work on say SequencerOne+ that uses chip ram
for the samples. Or does it just focus on graphics?  SeqOne may be
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Hello Ian

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello Marion
> 
> On 29-May-00, you wrote:
> 
>>> Yeah! I'm an "Oddball" :) .... Sadly can't afford a Decent monitor
>>> ATM. So stuck with this old Pal thing. Problem is that the standard
>>> "High Res" is so big that it leaves little room to work on the
>>> Workbench screen. "high Res Laced" is OK but the "Flicker" bugs the
>>> old eyes to much! Super Hi-res provides a nice sized screen with no
>>> flicker and easily readable text, _#Combined with FBlit I can run it
>>> at 128 colours_ and still have
> in
>>> excess of 1.5 meg of chip Ram left ( and yes I do have a Back Pic on
>>> Workbench ;)
> 
>> How much fast ram do you have? Have you tried FBlit? It makes the
>> system use fast ram instead of chip ram for graphics.
> 
> As I said above I do use FBlit (Couldn't live without it ;) ....32 meg
> Fast ram.
> 
> Best

Now that I think of it though, even with fblit, this could be a chip ram
limitation.  Not everything goes to fastram afterall.  Still, even with
AGA, you ought to be able to manage 64 colors.  What's running in the
background?

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Hello armin.huebner@t-online.de

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>> Yeah! I've managed to almost get everything back to normal :) The
>> only problem remaining is I can use *any screenmode* in anything
>> more than 32 colours. If I try to go beyond 32 colours the screen
>> just locks up and i am forced to reboot :(
> 
> Are you sure that installing MWB is the reason for that?
> I have been using MWB icons for years now, because I like them, but
> never saw a connection between MWB and the selection of screenmodes.

Not positive M8 ...But prior to installing MWB ...I often switched to HiRes
Laced (Full colour) for web browsing. In an attempt to get rid of Magic
Work bench I have installed "Newicons" so I suppose it could be that
causing the screen colour selection problems.

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Hello Ian

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>>> Dunno why that would be. Is it the disk.info on WB, or is it a drawer
>>> info somewhere? Have you checked that you're saving the icon as the
>>> right type?
> 
>> TRied just about everything ....I have now managed to get rid of the
>> "Squashed Bug" effect for the Workbench Drawer ...Sadly the Drawer icon
>> has now been replaced by a Disk symbol ... But at least it is usable :)
> 
> Go into Dopus, use select #?.info ,use "delete" all. Select all
> directories, click "add icon"! There, that better now ?

Got the drawer back now :) Only got a problem that I can use a screen with
more than 32 colours without the "miggie" Freezing up on me ( Oh! and
another strange one! The prefs drawer in WB is the size of a standard
"Keyhole" Dragging it out "Clean up" and Snapshot makes no difference, it
just goes back to the Keyhole after a re-boot)

Hey! I forgot you were on this list ....Gave me quite a shock there ;)

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Hello Marion

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>> Yeah! I'm an "Oddball" :) .... Sadly can't afford a Decent monitor ATM.
>> So stuck with this old Pal thing. Problem is that the standard "High Res"
>> is so big that it leaves little room to work on the Workbench screen.
>> "high Res Laced" is OK but the "Flicker" bugs the old eyes to much! Super
>> Hi-res provides a nice sized screen with no flicker and easily readable
>> text, _#Combined with FBlit I can run it at 128 colours_ and still have
in
>> excess of 1.5 meg of chip Ram left ( and yes I do have a Back Pic on
>> Workbench ;)

> How much fast ram do you have? Have you tried FBlit? It makes the system
> use fast ram instead of chip ram for graphics.

As I said above I do use FBlit (Couldn't live without it ;) ....32 meg Fast
ram.
 
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Hello Mike

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

> Hello Ian
>
>> Yeah! I've managed to almost get everything back to normal :) The only
>> problem remaining is I can use *any screenmode* in anything more than
>> 32 colours. If I try to go beyond 32 colours the screen just locks up
>> and i am forced to reboot :(

> How much Ram do you have?

2 Chip & 32 fast (using FBlit)

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'Am looking for help/advise - I've just, well yesterday, bought an
A2000 from a car-boot(=A310). It's a rev' 6.2 board, non up-graded, with
a card carrying a hard drive and what looks like 4meg' of Ram, plus
the front panel from an A1500 with it's two floppy drives. So far all
I've done is powered it up, the power supply, hard drive and one
floppie seem to work.('t other one's missing a jumper)

I think my main question is - do I now expand the A2000, or my
A1200 030/50 34meg?


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On 30-May-00, peter j west wrote:
> 'Am looking for help/advise - I've just, well yesterday, bought an
> A2000 from a car-boot(£10). It's a rev' 6.2 board, non up-graded,
> with a card carrying a hard drive and what looks like 4meg' of Ram,
> plus the front panel from an A1500 with it's two floppy drives. So
> far all I've done is powered it up, the power supply, hard drive and
> one floppie seem to work.('t other one's missing a jumper)
> 
> I think my main question is - do I now expand the A2000, or my
> A1200 030/50 34meg?

The *first* thing you need to do is change the clock battery...
Second,  lubricate the rails in the disk drive/s.

Then,  see if you can pick up a GVP  board from somewhere.
Try here.....   http://amibench.org    for  a used one....

Have fun....

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On 29-May-00 at 14:16:47, Tony P. Parr wrote these words of wisdom:
> Greetings Stephen Domina...
> 
> On Sun, 28 May 2000 03:06:08, you wrote...
> 
>> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts.
> 
> Someone answered that a file named TTF.guide could be found here.
> 
> OK...  I'll  bite,  how does one find the TTF.guide, or anything else
> for that matter, on this site? It seems to have no search options and
> many links to oddly named sites such as:   go.to, where.are, look.at,
> etc., etc.
> 
> It's the most user un-friendly site I've ever been to.  TIA.

Go here   http://www.kittycat.co.uk/computing/webfonts/


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On 29-May-00 at 21:34:08, Matthew Hart wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hello Marion, On 29-May-00, you wrote:
>  
>>>>>           <Moral of the story ....If it works don't "muck around with
> :(
>> 
>> How much fast ram do you have? Have you tried FBlit? It makes the system
>> use fast ram instead of chip ram for graphics.
> 
> Do you think this FBlit might work on say SequencerOne+ that uses chip ram
> for the samples. Or does it just focus on graphics?  SeqOne may be
> programed to look for this address.:(

I do not know. I think it is only for graphics operations. I have never used
it since I have a graphics card, but many people without one seem to like
it, and it is still being developed.


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MovieShop users -- with VLab Motion or DraCo hardware -- are welcome to join members of the ancient Videotec Listserv at its new eGroups home.

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On 31-May-00, Tony P. Parr wrote:
> I think I asked you before Col, anywhere in OZ to get second-hand
> stuff - pârticularly GVP? Adelaide would be even better.
> 
> Regards... Tony

Yes, quite a few places,  

Me for one !!            
    Sunshine Coast Audio & TV
                                    07-54445445

Then there's:
    Synapse Comp..       07-38990980
    Unitech Elect...         02-98203555
    MVB Computers...    03-97256255
    Comprepair..             03-93315600
    AmigaTech...            03-94365555
    Byte One...                03-97523991
    IAM Australia..         08-92710624
    GSoft..                       08-82841266

These are some I can recall off hand...

I don't know how many are still around....

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Hello Peter...

On 30-May-00, you wrote:

> 'Am looking for help/advise - I've just, well yesterday, bought an
> A2000 from a car-boot(=A310). It's a rev' 6.2 board, non up-graded, with
> a card carrying a hard drive and what looks like 4meg' of Ram, plus
> the front panel from an A1500 with it's two floppy drives. So far all
> I've done is powered it up, the power supply, hard drive and one
> floppie seem to work.('t other one's missing a jumper)
>=20
> I think my main question is - do I now expand the A2000, or my
> A1200 030/50 34meg?

The best advice I can give is, bundle it up and send it to me. I'll
give you =A320 for it.  8-)

Regards... Tony

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Hello Mike

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

> Now that I think of it though, even with fblit, this could be a chip ram
> limitation.  Not everything goes to fastram afterall.  Still, even with
> AGA, you ought to be able to manage 64 colors.  What's running in the
> background?

OK! Your mail got me thinking :) I totally disabled my WBstartup drawer
...Then tried rebooting ....WoooHooo! all the Newicons displayed in the
correct colours & I could easily switch from Superhires to an Interlaced
screen using full colour (And the interlaced screen didn't come out that
horrible blue colour)

I then tried re-installing all the little patches one&one and continually
testing the Icons & Screenmodes.

I discovered that both "Autorun" & "Tools Dameon" when installed caused the
screen to lock up if switched. :)

Workbench now working properly again <Phew> I did use the Tools Dameon quite
a bit, but as I have "Netconnect" installed, I just have to move my Fav.
programs to the Menu Bar.

Thanks for the "Suggestion" and to all who have responded over the past few
days.

A Happy Ferret once again :)

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Hello Colin...

On 30-May-00, you wrote:

>> I think my main question is - do I now expand the A2000, or my
>> A1200 030/50 34meg?
>=20
> The *first* thing you need to do is change the clock battery...
> Second,  lubricate the rails in the disk drive/s.
>=20
> Then,  see if you can pick up a GVP  board from somewhere.
> Try here.....   http://amibench.org    for  a used one....

I think I asked you before Col, anywhere in OZ to get second-hand
stuff - p=E2rticularly GVP? Adelaide would be even better.

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Hello Stefan

On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>SS 
>SS When I turn on my Amiga and press Amiga-V it pastes:
>SS 
>SS ----------snip---------
>SS IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors
>SS  IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
>SS    DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
>SS  EndIF
>SS 
>SS  C:List >NIL: DEVS:Monitors/~(#?.info|VGAOnly) TO T:M LFORMAT
>SS "DEVS:Monitors/%s"
>SS  Execute T:M
>SS  C:Delete >NIL: T:M
>SS EndIF
>SS ----------snip---------
>SS 
>SS Where does it hide these lines? Not in envarc: it seems...
>SS 
>SS Gruss,
>SS Stefan

Workbench drawer (whatever you have named it)  S:startup-sequence
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Hi Everybody,
 
> When I turn on my Amiga and press Amiga-V it pastes:

   What pasting program do you use?

> ----------snip---------
> IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors
>  IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
>    DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
>  EndIF
> 
>  C:List >NIL: DEVS:Monitors/~(#?.info|VGAOnly) TO T:M LFORMAT "DEVS:Monitors/%s"
>  Execute T:M
>  C:Delete >NIL: T:M
> EndIF
> ----------snip---------
> 
> Where does it hide these lines? Not in envarc: it seems...

   It is part of your s:startup-sequence

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On 30-May-00, Stefan Schulz wrote:
> When I turn on my Amiga and press Amiga-V it pastes:
-snip example-
> Where does it hide these lines? Not in envarc: it seems...
> Gruss,


*CLIPS*:       

If you havn't assigned it to ram:clips   in your S-S 
then it must be picking it up from the old default
location   devs:clipboards   directory.

It is not used these days,  clips are put in clips: assignment,
but I am not sure if it still checks in there, 
if clips:  is empty,  probably still does. ?

Same thing goes for the old devs:Mountlist file,  
it's not used anymore as all the mountable device entries 
are put in devs:Dosdrivers,  however,  "Mount" will 
still look for/in it, if it can't find it in the dosdrivers drawer.

Isn't backwards compatibility wonderfull..... (:/
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On 30-May-00 15:48:15 joe@cally.abelgratis.com Joe Callaghan wrote:

>Hello Stefan

>On 29-May-00, you wrote:

>>SS
>>SS When I turn on my Amiga and press Amiga-V it pastes:
>>SS
>>SS ----------snip---------
>>SS IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors
>>SS  IF EXISTS DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
>>SS    DEVS:Monitors/VGAOnly
>>SS  EndIF
>>SS
>>SS  C:List >NIL: DEVS:Monitors/~(#?.info|VGAOnly) TO T:M LFORMAT
>>SS "DEVS:Monitors/%s"
>>SS  Execute T:M
>>SS  C:Delete >NIL: T:M
>>SS EndIF
>>SS ----------snip---------
>>SS
>>SS Where does it hide these lines? Not in envarc: it seems...
>>SS
>>SS Gruss,
>>SS Stefan

>Workbench drawer (whatever you have named it)  S:startup-sequence
>Handle with care :-))

Hang on a bit. Stefan, you say that *when you turn on your Amiga* you
press Amiga-V and it pastes the above text in, right? Do you mean that
you're pressing those keys during boot-up?

If this is the case, this is enlightening for me, as it means that the
Amiga is already using the clipboard *during the boot process* as that
is where anything that gets pasted by the Amiga-V combination comes
from---the clipboard (in most Amigas this is RAM:clipboards/). Why it
would do that is beyond me at the moment. :)

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On 29-May-00 at 23:31:53, Ian C Fyvie wrote these words of wisdom:
> Hello Marion On 29-May-00, you wrote:
> 
>>> Yeah! I'm an "Oddball" :) .... Sadly can't afford a Decent monitor ATM.
>>> So stuck with this old Pal thing. Problem is that the standard "High
>>> Res" is so big that it leaves little room to work on the Workbench
>>> screen. "high Res Laced" is OK but the "Flicker" bugs the old eyes to
>>> much! Super Hi-res provides a nice sized screen with no flicker and
>>> easily readable text, _#Combined with FBlit I can run it at 128 colours_
>>> and still have
> in
>>> excess of 1.5 meg of chip Ram left ( and yes I do have a Back Pic on
>>> Workbench ;)
> 
>> How much fast ram do you have? Have you tried FBlit? It makes the system
>> use fast ram instead of chip ram for graphics.
> 
> As I said above I do use FBlit (Couldn't live without it ;) ....32 meg
> Fast ram.

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Hello Marion

On 30-May-00, you wrote:

> On 29-May-00 at 14:16:47, Tony P. Parr wrote these words of wisdom:
>> Greetings Stephen Domina...
>> 
>> On Sun, 28 May 2000 03:06:08, you wrote...
>> 
>>> The www.v3.com site (VaporWare Site) has a new link to fonts.
>> 
>> Someone answered that a file named TTF.guide could be found here.
>> 
>> OK...  I'll  bite,  how does one find the TTF.guide, or anything else
>> for that matter, on this site? It seems to have no search options and
>> many links to oddly named sites such as:   go.to, where.are, look.at,
>> etc., etc.
>> 
>> It's the most user un-friendly site I've ever been to.  TIA.
> 
> Go here   http://www.kittycat.co.uk/computing/webfonts/
> 
> 

Thanks Marion, I took a brief look at it and downloaded it.

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On 30-May-00 at 05:32:55, Colin Wenzel wrote these words of wisdom:
> On 30-May-00, peter j west wrote:
>> 'Am looking for help/advise - I've just, well yesterday, bought an
>> A2000 from a car-boot(=A310). It's a rev' 6.2 board, non up-graded,
>> with a card carrying a hard drive and what looks like 4meg' of Ram,
>> plus the front panel from an A1500 with it's two floppy drives. So
>> far all I've done is powered it up, the power supply, hard drive and
>> one floppie seem to work.('t other one's missing a jumper)
>>=20
>> I think my main question is - do I now expand the A2000, or my
>> A1200 030/50 34meg?
>=20
> The *first* thing you need to do is change the clock battery...
> Second,  lubricate the rails in the disk drive/s.
>=20
> Then,  see if you can pick up a GVP  board from somewhere.
> Try here.....   http://amibench.org    for  a used one....
>=20
> Have fun....

Or go PPC and really see some speed coming from your Amiga(s) :-) But you'd
have to wait for the AmiJoe 2000 cards to use PPC on the 2000.

=20
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