From: Simon N Goodwin <simon@studio.woden.com>
To: Errol <errol@emcomp.demon.co.uk>
Date: Mon, 06 Apr 1998 21:40:27 -0000
Message-ID: <yam7400.1360.138647152@mail.woden.com>
In-Reply-To: <yam7392.41.119838632@post.demon.co.uk>
Organization: Silicon Studio Ltd.
Subject: Re: Your <#?> update for Amiga Format CD27
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On 29-Mar-98, Errol wrote:
>Hi Guys,

>If you would like to have your website included (or updated) on Amiga
>Format magazine's CD #27, (issue 111, June 1998), could you please
>upload your archived website site to:

>             ftp2.futurenet.co.uk/pub/incoming

Hi Errol,

Glad Ben explained incorrigible to you. I thought he would. Probably. (-:

Anyway I'm sending you two disks tonight (Monday) with loads of stuff for
the next CD. There's the Samplitude Opus demo (still waiting for confirmation
that we can ship the demo tune, but it's on there anyway for now) to tie in
with my review in the mag, lots of Floating Point related stuff to go with my
Tutorial, and the Lambda demo because it's cool (though as yet unwritten-
about), and some more emulators, because they keep coming.

One disk is all Emulator and FPU related stuff (plus joke instructions on how
to make a water-cooled Amiga) - the emulator stuff is in a subdirectory, all
archived - and the other has the Lambda demo, FPSP (FPU Qdos support
update in a subdirectory - executables archived to preserve file comments)
and the Demo, RAP and VIP directories for Samplitude. The RAP and VIP
will have to come off, if Mac Albrecht vetoes inclusion of the sample tune,
though I doubt it. I'm waiting for his reply and will forward it ASAP, but did
not want to delay the disks just for that.

Happy April!

Simon

-- 
Cheers, simon@studio.woden.com AKA simon@silicon.studio.co.uk