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Date:         Fri, 10 Apr 1992 12:26:16 EST
From:         Brian Greenfield <CCS013@UKCC.UKY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Questons...

I have come across a couple of password protection programs thatencrypt their p
asswords (Yes I do have the originals and I did not have anything better to do)
.  Scanning the disk for passwords did not help here.  The key to "cracking" th
is type of program is watching where the program prompts for the password.  You
 can then disassemble the code and scan for particular AmigaDOS, Intuition, and
 Graphics function calls.   For example,  if you have a program that displays a
 title screen, then opens a window prompting for a password, you can scan for t
he display of the title screen and the subroutine to open the window.  When you
find the correct subroutine,(*note* most commercial programs use structured cod
ing schemes) you can eliminate it by skipping it (ie allowing any value to be e
ntered, but not checking the value with the stored password(s)) or by skipping
the entire password code.

You do have to know assembly language and be familiar with the different librar
y function calls.  You will also need a disassembler and a sector editor.  It m
ay also help to have an assembler with a debugger, like DevPac.


speaking of DevPac, does anyone have it running on the 3000?


*note*  Read the licensing agreement that comes with the software.  Some compan
ies claim that you cannot disassemble or modify their code.



Brian Greenfield
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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 09:22:04 EDT
From:         HYLBKL@MOREKYPR.BITNET
Subject:      pascal compiler

Forgive me if this has already been answered, but does anybody know
of a good PD or SW pascal compiler?  I checked ab20, but didnt see any.
Let me know if anybody has a good one.  Thanks!

-Ken Hylbert
hylbkl@morekypr
From: dmwick@napier.waterloo.edu (Dale Wick)
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Subject: Re: Leo Schwab re; Cool Demos
Date: 15 Apr 92 20:06:44 GMT
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In article <920415.08025256.079285@USM.CP6> JMPIERCE@USMCP6.BITNET (JIM PIERCE) writes:
>Uhm, I hate to disappoint, but Eric Schwartz and Leo Schwab are
>two different Amiga animators. Leo does more screen hacks than
>animations. Leo's latest project, that I know about, is 'Disney
>Animation Studio.' It gives you the capability of cell-animations,
>just like the old movie cartoons. Later, JimP.

	My first thought was to say that Leo Schwab wrote the program that
Eric Schwartz uses to make animations, but as Jim points out, Eric actually
uses the competition (MovieSetter).  I have both programs and would say
that both would be good to make demos.  My only problem with using
AnimStudio is that once I'm used to using colour in my first sketches (like
with MovieSetter, for instance), It's difficult to adjust to doing pure
pencil sketches, and then after that is fully done adding colour.  It keeps
me from showing firends my sketches.
	On the otherhand, I've made an anim in DPaintIV which was too big
to play on another machine, and "decolourized" it to a b&w pencil test
(3.6Meg->750k), which was easy to preview on a less capable machine.
	Basically I know how to put sounds with MovieSetter (it's easy), I
know that I can't with DPaintIV (though I can add them with DVideoIII,
which works), and I haven't tried sound syncronized with an animation on
Disney's Animation Studio.
			Dale
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These are someone's views.  I think.	Lake's Research Branch.
"You can interpret it much better if I just animate it." - concerning my Amiga
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 22:33:00 CST
From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: TeX on ab20
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>Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 07:05:55 -0400
>From: Herbert I Brown <hibrown@CS.ALBANY.edu>
>Subject: RE: TeX on ab20
>
>While we are on the subject of TeX, let me ask the following question.
>What is the 'best' way to learn how to use TeX?
>
>Herb

By doing TeX, of course!  Use TeX to write a few non-mission critical
paper, such as letters to your friends and family, inter-office notes,
ect. Use the previewer!  Work the examples in the TeXBook (Get the
TeXBook).  What type of style are you required to write in,
considering margins, indentation, ect.  Re-do a paper you did by some
other means to duplicate that format.

I approached TeX as I was learning a language, with keywords and
statements. I used The TeXBook, working the examples. I recently found
a book _TeX for the Beginner_ by Wynter Snow, published by
Addison-Wesley, copyright 1992, that seems to be written for those
with word processor background.  This book also covers LaTeX, which is
why I bought it, as I have very little info on LaTeX.

Good Luck,

Lance

>
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 11:08:59 -0500
From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      MultiKick Start board
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Well I installed the $15 ($12 actual) Kickstart board and it works
great!  It can accept up to 3 roms, but of course only one being active.

Of course I had to put it together, and found 3 dead traces, but I made
a patch (wire patch).

Paul
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From:         Cedric Beust <Cedric.Beust@AURORA.UNICE.FR>
Subject:      Questons...
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>  2. I use to
>  'buy' (ya! Buy!) pirated copies of games and utilities from some shops
>  here (there are only 3-4 amiga shops in my country). It always puzzle me
>  as how did the ppl crack the passwords? Is there a utility specially for
>  cracking password? Can someone teach me?

      If you get flamed, you'll have asked for it...

>  3. What is CRC? I use to get
>  this CRC problem when I download stuff from ab20.  Is there something
>  wrong with the .lzh files?

      CRC = Cyclic Redundant Check(sum?)

      It is a number used to make sure the archive wasn't corrupted during
      the transfer. This number is written in the archive and the program
      recalculates it on its side. If both numbers don't match, the archive
      is corrupt.

      If you had such problems, maybe you forgot to switch to BINary type
      when transfering...

> 5. I am very
>  amazed by the music potential of amiga. I have a copy of DeluxeMusic. I

      Is it one of the pirated copies you were talking about?...

> 6. Are there any programs that can display
>  pictures according to the time specifications given by the user? I mean
>  something like a slide shows. Where can I get it then?

      You're looking for something called "The Director". Sorry, I have no
      more information about where you can get it since I've never used it
      myself...


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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 09:42:43 BST
From:         "N.TAYLOR" <hh2nta@UK.AC.SUNDP.ORAC>
Subject:      Re: Amiga FTP sites

But wheres Archie ?
Whats the full address ?

Nick Taylor,
hh2nta@orac.sundp.ac.uk
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From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      RE: URGENT HELP: Amiga Dealers in Eagan-Mineapolis area.

        Well, I don't live in Eagon but... if you have him call 1-800-66AMIGA.
that will put him through to C= who can give him a list of dealers in
that area.

        ->dave
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It is very premature to jump ship and switch over(back to!) the
MS-DOS(messydos) world.

No matter how fast machines get, whether it's a 486,586, etc, putting MS-DOS
just simply cripples the machine.

It's not even worth having an MS-DOS unless you get a 386. But then you have to
run windows and you're really only running at 286 speeds. Which brings us back
to where we started...that DOS really only works at 386 speeds.

We can be thankful that IBM's salespeople(over 300,000 of them--larger than
many nations' armies) are pushing OS/2. At least then a real multitasking
environment(alas, not the Amiga) will be the standard.
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At least with 1.2 and 1.3, in the root directory of your Extras: disk,
there should be a directory under the name of 1.3_bmaps or something
like that.  You will need to run the program ConvertFD on these files.
(Wow... it's been a long time since I messed with these...)  Anyhow, I
believe it asks you for the source and the destination.  Something like
"Extras:1.3_bmaps/icon_lib.fd" for source and "LIBS:icon.bmap" for
destination should be supplied.

Speaking of .bmap files, you can put them in your LIBS: directory and
the path will not matter when you do an OpenLibrary in your AmigaBASIC
program.  Got that trick from somewhere, but I really don't remember
where.  Saves on disk space!

Allen
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              "DELANEYD%SNYSYRV1.BITNET%nmsuvm1.NMSU.Edu" at Apr 6, 92 2:35 pm

Ok, yes I know there's a flag in Disksalv that lest you choose
files, but how do you use it?

Also, is there a way to tell it to undelete anything in a particular directory?
Or better yet, only recover the files that have been deleted and ignore all the
"OK" files? Or make it so that it only goes after the "LOOSE BLOCKS"  ?

I simply don't understand the way you're supposed to type things in here.
I think Dave Hayne has written a very nice program, but it assumes way too
much knowledge, at least for the average user.

Darrell Leland
dleland@nmsu.edu
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Subject:      <none>

SUBJECT: SCANNER
FROM: Guy Weyens <GWEYENS@BBRBFU60.BITNET>

I have the possibility to use a HP ScanJet.
Can someone advise me some Amiga programme or
driver to use this scanner? Maybe something
similar to Scanlab JX100?
Thanks in advance.
Guy Weyens
GWEYENS@BBRBFU60.BITNET
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From:         "D.Lamptey" <co2dll@UK.AC.SHEFFIELD.SUNC>
Subject:      Re: Z-files

Dear Terry,
   Where do the startup-files get posted?

I am VERY eager to see the new one!!!


Derryck.
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Date:         Sat, 11 Apr 1992 17:18:51 -0400
From:         CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU
Subject:      pc emulation
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Today I got myself a MS-DOS disk I must admit that I
was truly amazed when I booted a MS-DOS program and it came up on
  screen. It really makes you realize how truly the Amiga
inyway... I've tried the PC-Task Demo. What are IBem and Cross-PC
like on a 68000 A500? When are the latest upgrades planned. And can
someone supply a cost?

Thanks,
Carlos
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Victor,

        Anytime you use postscript, it will be an exact output.  That is
the advantage of using Postscript printers as opposed to the HP's.  Yes,
you can do such things on HP's but often you must d/l the font if it is
not built in and the way the program outputs becomes much more important
in relation to the final product quality.
        As far as if a "math" font exists... I couldn't tell you.  I would
seem with all of the postscript fonts floating around (tons of PD as well
as shareware and commercial) that there would have to be something like
that out there somewhere.

        ->dave
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Date:         Wed, 8 Apr 1992 18:22:01 -0400
From:         victorng@SNOWHITE.CIS.UOGUELPH.CA
Subject: Re: TeX on ab20
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In addition to Clare's question on Tex:

Does any Amiga Tex versions support the Latex command sublibrary?  The reason
why I avoid TeX is that the version I had of PasTex did not support the
Latex commands.  This is unfortunate as most people actually use Latex versus
the lower level Tex commands.

Victor.
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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 16:41:02 -0400
From:         Dan Riley <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: FileSystems
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Michael Whitten <M-WHIT2@UMINN1.bitnet> writes:
>I'm puzzled.  Can anyone tell me the definitive method of finding out the
>file system in use?

Select the disk drive icon from workbench, and select 'Info'.  Look for
'Block size' (or something like that) in the info display.  If it is 488,
it is using OFS; 512 is FFS.

>Is there a real-world benefit to FastFileSystem?

It is *tons* faster on hard disks, with even a mediocre controller.  With
a good DMA controller, it flies (I recently saw a diskspeed report of
4 mega*bytes*/sec sustained for a 1 Gig 3.5" Maxtor on an A3000...).

>And if its a good thing....how do I get it?

It comes with 1.3, and is built into the 2.04 ROM.  If you are using OFS,
you will have to reformat your disk with the filesystem set to FFS as the
disk formats are different.
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From:         GADGET <SHALEY@ALBION.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: state-of-the-union

>>Wow, I just finished going through my .info mag. There seems to be ALOT
>>of users jumping ship from the Amiga community. Everyone says that
>>CBM has new machines ready... but it seems that they better hurry up!
>>Carlos
...
>Atari Falcon Series
>-------------------
>M68030 main processor 16-50 MHZ (depending on which Falcon model)
>DSP56001 (like NEXT) 16 bit STEREO input,output
>Graphics processor at least 640x480 (up to 1280x960?), 64K simultaneous colors
>4 Megabytes standard, expand up to ?
>LAN port
>MIDI port
>Serial/parallel
>Four Joystick ports
>Prices is from $800!!! (16 MHZ) up to about $1200 (50 MHZ?)
>
>Some people think NEXT might port their stuff to the Falcons!!!!
>Everybody already knows that Commodore will only bring
>out a 256 color Amiga and that is why no one likes them anymore..

The first thing I have to say is, where did you come up with this information?
Based on all of the BS flying around about new machines on this list, I can't
believe someone would still submit something like this without telling where
they got the information.  Also, 1200 dollars for 50 MHZ?!!!?  C'mon gateway
has trouble making PC's that cheap, and they have the cheapest I've ever
encountered.  Finally, the day NeXT ports it's stuff over to ATARI, is the day,
I buy and I*M and that's all there is to it!!!!
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From:         "Evrard E." <eevrard@VUB.AC.BE>
Subject:      Re: Cool demos
              13,

>
> Pres, I just checked incoming/amiga/DEMOS and saw none of the ones you listed,
> any idea where they are?
>                                                         Kevin

Hi Kev,

There are less demos on ab20 than I thought! However, in
incoming/amiga/DEMOS you will find Probedemo, which is an oldy but a (very)
goody, Virtual Word demo, which was in my list and two demos by Majic12
(whose name I couldn't remember the other day) which is a very promising
group. There's also something from Alcatraz.

He, I thought that Hardwired was on ab20? Where did it go? Is there someone
who knows where it can be found if it's not on ab20?

(Kevin, you might have to resort to consulting the Archie database
as described in the Amiga Startup file that was posted recently to this list)

I've looked around for more demos:
 - on amiga.physik.unizh.ch (130.60.80.80) in amiga/demo you will find the
   Odyssee demo (five or six disks!).
 - on forwiss. uni-passau.de (132.231.20.10) you will find in pub/amiga/eric
   a couple of big Eric Schwartz anims. They need LOTS of memory.
 - on athene.uni.paderborn.de (131.234.2.32) ther might be a lot of stuff,
   but I could not reach it right now, so try for yourself.

Good luck and happy showing off to your roommates!  :)

Pres


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>Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 18:27:51 -0400
>From: victorng@SNOWHITE.CIS.UOGUELPH.CA
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>
>Thanks to everyone on the replies about Math formula handling in Prowrite.
>However, will these formulae come out in the Postscript output that
>Prowrite generates? and are their pre-made fonts already available?
>
>Thanks,
>Victor.

DVIPS is a public domain TeX output to postscript translator. Yes, the
postscript output prints as the previewer shows it on the screen.

Lance

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From:         "Patrick Rogoschewsky" <ROGOSCHP@UREGINA1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: ECS or Deinterlacer?
              15 Apr 1992 12:48:43 SST from <ENG40034@NUSVM.BITNET>

I wholeheartly recommend that you do.  It makes life a lot nicer when running p
rograms like wordprocessors and DTP stuff and almost anything else that wil ben
efit from a flicker free hires screen.
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Subject:      Re: A-MAX II with 6.0.7 system PB

arch so... it should work , but it does not.
The question is : Does AMAX II use A3000 co-processor ?
if not, I have to find 6.0.5.
but if it does, what's happen in this ..... computer (Spike lee)...
My A3000T may have some gremlins in it ?....
Thanks...
JCF@frmop22.bitnet
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From:         Kevin Shafer <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Cool demos

>   Kevin
>
>           Try the Amiga/graphics/demos directory on ab20. The Eric's anims are
>in the Anims directory, in a directory with his name.
>
>                                                 Chris
     There is no amiga/graphics/demos on ab20 last I checked.  Yes, I know
where the anims are, but I still can't find one of the demos Pres listed.  I
also checked a semi-old listing of amiga/demos ayt ab20.
                                                Kevin
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