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From: LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET (The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair.)
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Subject: Re: What is an ARJ extension??
Date: 9 Nov 92 20:59:00 GMT
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>I have some PC files (with stuff of use to the amiga in them) but they have
>been packed and have the extension "ARJ".  This extension is not listed in
>the startup file (Did you think you had them all!!).  Does anyone know what
>software, PC or Amiga, I will need to unpack these files??
>
>Thanks all :-)
>
>Matthew.  M.P.Stratfold@open.ac.uk

Robert Jung's adress's are :
   Internet : robjung@world.std.com
   Compuserve Userid : 72077, 445

Robert K Jung
2606 Villiage Rd West
Norwood, Massachusetts 02062 USA

I highly recomend ARJ to replace PKZIP.  Another nice feature of the ARJ
package is REARJ.exe.  REARJ.exe will decompress other archives(if you have
there decompressor), and then arj them for0e you.  Then it reports how much
space you have saved in the new achives.  This shows you how good ARJ is.

Here's a good example try to compress a .gif file with PKZIP.
Then do the same with ARJ.     Which one compresses it at all?
                               ANS: ARJ.

Comment in some cases I've seen PKZIP make the archive bigger than the original
file.

IF you find out any information for Mr. Jung on source code or an Amiga version
please let me know.  If you want me to send you the self extracting IBM version
of ARJ let me know.  (Note: It is freely distributable for non-commercial use)

ARJ is up to version 2.30 and there is a Beta test version 2.39A floating
around.

-Nyle

Hope this helps you out.
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 17:45:00 EST
From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: MultiClock

Nope, it's not on my title bar!  It doesn't even show up on Xoper.
Kevin
From: 91016@TAYLORU.BITNET (Owen)
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Date: 5 Nov 92 03:10:00 GMT
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Were did you find these icons?  I've never heard of them.  For interesting
WB's, I have an 8 color Nagel pic for a backdrop in hi-res interlace mode.
Looks great (besides the flicker (which I plan to reduce with one of the
FlickerMasters mentioned earlier on this list).
                                                        Kevin
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From:         CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU
Subject:      Re: Emplant saga....

How about when they will ship, and if someone has one, what do they
think??? And as a side note... Does the company plan on supporting
AGA modes???

Carlos Camacho
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 00:37:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: AmigaDOS 2.0

Date sent: 11-NOV-1992

>>Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 14:39:00 EDT
>>From: "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair."
>> <LANDAS88%SNYPOTVA.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu>
>>Subject: AmigaDOS 2.0
>
>[deleted]
>>I thought that under AmigaDOS 2.X that when you launched an aplication no busy
>>pointer appeared and it was done as a background task.  Subsequently letting
>>you click on another program right after the first and lauch it, and so on.  A
   m
>>I right or wreong on this one?  I still haven't gotten Grapevine to re-send me
>>my 2.X rom.
>
>An example of what I mean is when you are showing information on an icon,
>you cannot do other tasks on (with) the workbench.  And even the process of
>launching a task under workbench does not multitask.  Should you not be
>able to launch multiple tasks concurrently on a multitasking workbench.
>
>I have a 1.3 system, but as I recall from working with a friends 2.04
>system, workbench still does not multitask.
>
>
>-Lance

No actually I'm sure I'm right on this one.  In fact I just checked my 2.X
manuals. :> *Evil Grin*  You are right that not all of workbench multitasks,
but this does now.  And it's a great new feature.

I repeat again don't order   :
from Grapevine guys.  (In my opinion)  I just talked to the Manager and boy was
she helpful. NOT!  I mailed out my chip for replacment 24 businesss days ago.
And first of all it's still on the incoming stack.  Secondly they "Have no 2.X
Rom chips in stock."  "Can't keep up with the demand."

Anyways later,
Nyle
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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      MultiClock

Does anyone have MultiClock?  I just ftp'd it and nothing happens when I run
it.  Does anyone else have it?   If so, could you send it to me (Ithink i only
need the program itself, nothing else.
                                                                Kevin Shafer
                                                                91016@tayloru
Yes, I have WB2.0.
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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 02:04:00 EDT
From:         ARGO <FRASER50@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: The 1200

   the 1200 come with a 880k disk drive , right?  Can you order one with
 a High Density dirve or have one installed at the dealer level? I should
 be possible. if so what would the price be? And another thing, has anyone
 seen the educational price list? what is the ed price for a 4000 or 1200??

Thank you for reading!!!

fraser50@snypotva
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 11:10:45 PPE
From:         EBRUC@CATGSG.DNET.HAC.COM
Subject: Re: C++ for the amiga

>I once had a copy of a program called gcc c++ compiler... I was big and
>it was not wb2.0 compatible so I got rid of it.. You be able to find it
>on one of the ftp sites. Try archie to find where it is.

I have gcc v2.2.2 and it runs under wb2.04.  It does not come with Commodore's
copyrighted libraries.  Once you have them it should be able to use all of the
amigas capabilities.  I have recently downloaded the ROM kernal files from the
Fish collection and hope to use them.  I may just be able to create my own
library.

Ed
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From:         "Daniel S. Riley" <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: .Z ???

>>While, I have been around for a while, this type of compression still baffles
>>me.  Which program should I use to decompress these files, and where might I
>>find it ?  Any and all help is appreciated.

>I believe you are looking for TAR.

You need tar for .tar files.  You need compress for .Z files.  You need both
for .tar.Z files.

Note that most Unix compresses default to 16-bit compression, which requires
over a meg of contiguous ram for the compression tables--so even if you have
tar and compress, you may still be out of luck.

There's a mostly-ok version of compress on fish disk 51 (I believe you can
find them that far back on gatekeeper.dec.com--they have 'em on CDROM).  I
know there are later versions, but don't have any locations handy.  Last
time I needed it, I picked up the source and compiled it with gcc...

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From:         "P. Larkin" <IQM259@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Polaroid's Slide Maker

  A worthwhile screen shot can be obtained directly if have a decent
enough camera, the right film, and a COMPLETE lack of outside light.

  I've done several GREAT screen slide-shots by using my Olympus OM-4T
camera on a tripod.  By setting the shutter speed VERY low,  you won't
have to worry about picking up the monitor's scan line.  Also,  use
a relatively slow speed film.  There can also be NO other light source
in the room besides the monitor,  put a piece of electrical tape over
the monitor's power LED and if possible, drape a large thick blanket
over yourself, the monitor and the camera.  (This is to shield the monitor
from any glare caused by other lighting in the room).

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From:         "Magnus Wissler... Amiga rules..." <NDB120@NOV.HB.SE>
Subject:      The 1200

Does anybody out there know if the 1200 has hit the mailorder
companies, and if so, how long you're gonna have to wait for it?  I'm
dying to know, as I intend to lay my hands on it ASAP ;-> (drool).


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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 20:38:13 EDT
From:         "Breno A. Silva" <ALUNOINF@BRUFSE.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: HELP!

Oh yeah? And why don't you send me it? >:-)
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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: AmigaDOS 2.0

>Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 11:45:16 -0500
>From: "Daniel S. Riley" <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
>Subject: RE: AmigaDOS 2.0
>
>Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU> writes:
>>An example of what I mean is when you are showing information on an icon,
>>you cannot do other tasks on (with) the workbench.  And even the process of
>>launching a task under workbench does not multitask.  Should you not be
>>able to launch multiple tasks concurrently on a multitasking workbench.
>
>You're behind the times.  2.04 does do program launches asynchronously, and
>3.0 also does info asynchronously.  Workbench still isn't fully multitasking,
>but it does now multitask the two examples you cited.
>
>--
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Thanks for the updated info.  Yes, I still run 1.3....

-Lance
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Subject:      <quest for hd>

Mike-

Have you thought of trying a floptical drive by DMI?  It's a high
quality laser tracked floppy drive capable of storing 20MB to a specially
formatted floppy.  They run about $359 and the disks are $19 each...yes,
that's $1/MB.  They're as fast as a slow HD, but faster than a normal
floppy...

Brad

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From:         "(Arc Wave)" <ARC@JUDY.BITNET>
Subject:      -- Options I need on AMIGA PURCHASE.

   We need a 32bit system.  Here is a list of things we wish to do with it:

	(This is now, or a little later):
	AmigaVision Prof.
	24BIT Graphics (Opal Vision, GVP IMPACT IV ,DCTV...one of these)
	UNIX
	Final Copy II
	CDTV (they are willing to fork out more for this)
	MAC II emulation (via EMPLANT, a future option)
        Math Software (Maple, future)
	PC Emulation (probably PC-TASK or something)

	Overall, this system will serve as a demo machine, it will be placed
	in a public lab, so everyone can come and see it :). I will be
	managing it, with the help of other on campus Amiga Fans!  Basically,
	if this goes well, we will consider a future A4000!

        It has taken us some years to get our university to get one, but its
	worth it!

Paul


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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 13:40:00 EST
From:         COLLINS_B@NIEHS.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Polaroid's Slide Maker

Not unless you have a monitor which gives you 4000+ lines of resolution.  The
way these things work is that they have a very high resolution (but small)
black and white monitor behind a color wheel.  They actually superimpose three
different pictures in each of the primary colors onto the film to make a color
composite.  We have one of the polaroids here at work and it seems to work
very well with the I*M's and Mac's that are hooked up to it.

brad  [collins_b@niehs.bitnet]
From: sauber@iesd.auc.dk (Soeren Doessing Nielsen)
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Subject: THE PARTY 92 demo
Date: 10 Nov 92 22:20:06 GMT
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A invitation demo for

			    C R Y S T A L

			    S I L E N T S

			    A N A R C H Y



			  T H E   P A R T Y
			       1 9 9 2

			 Part II, The FINAL!


has been uploaded to

Host:

             ftp.iesd.auc.dk (130.225.48.4)

Directory:

             /Amiga

Filename:

             theparty.invitationdemo.dms

The demo is made by Mellon Design, a fraction of Crystal.


                                                  SauberSound
                                                  Organizer
                                                  THE PARTY 92


PS. Look out for a PC invitation demo.
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From:         Alex BadBrain <ALEX@PLTUMK11.BITNET>
Subject:      HARDWIRED demo problems

Matt Brunton  writes:

>I downloaded the Hardwired demo from wuarchive the other week, last night I
>got around to unpacking the DMS file.  Awesome!  But I think my copy is
>perhaps corrupted.  The demo works fine until the part where you see 2
>blue & white checkerboard surfaces at an angel to each other - and thats it.
>It stops there.  The music carries on though.
>
>Amyone else had the same problems?
>
>Matt
>
>(ps 'amyone' should have course been 'anyone' but perhaps it was a Freudian
>   slip...   ;-)  )

I saw this version of the demo. There is another wersion, that have corrupted
one frame of raytraced anim, but passes all fine. Try to find it on other site,
or better try a BBS or ask your local amigers :-)


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From:         Robert Harnaga <rharnaga@ARISTOTLES.RUTGERS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: PD Award?

 |I have some ideas to share, and I'd like to hear some comments about them:
[stuff deleted]
 |
 |2. The I-AMIGA list can offer a public acknowledge to the author(s) of the
 |   best PD/SW program to appear in a certain time, I can remember such good
 |   programs as MED, HamLab+, AIBB, SysInfo, SuperDuper, DirWork, etc.
 |
 |   It will also work for some readers to know what is the best program
 |   available in any area.
 |
 |Well, any comments, sugestions, whatever to me or to the list if you think
 |it will be of interest for someone else.
 |
 |-Alejandro
 |

I think it would be great if we could some how give a "best PD software"
award.  Some ideas to think about would be to make different areas to
vote on, i.e. audio, graphics, system utilites, disk utilities.  Maybe
this could be conducted on the Amiga listserver on wuarchive since
that is the list for the ftpsite (if that Amiga mailing-list is still
around?)

Robert


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From: S2405@NAIT.AB.CA (Reed Gully)
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Subject: Re: Amiga go.
Date: 9 Nov 92 16:04:14 GMT
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Does anyone know of any support boards for Xenolink?  Or any BBSs that
run Xenolink?
From: AKURCZYN@ITESMVF1.BITNET (Alejandro J. Kurczyn S.)
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Subject: Re: HARDWIRED demo problems
Date: 5 Nov 92 15:05:28 GMT
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>I saw this version of the demo. There is another wersion, that have corrupted
>one frame of raytraced anim, but passes all fine. Try to find it on other
site,

I had a chance to dowload this fine demo, and I still have it. If anyone is
interested I can upload it again either as a DMS or ZOOM file. To the
people that don't know about the hardwired demo (besides the dalai lama),
it was the first "technical" place in a demo competition, the demo shows
some very impressive effects, ranging from "glenz" vectors to really cool
animations. I consider it THE amiga demo to showoff what you can do on a
1MB system. The demo (2 disks) runs fine with 1MB, but I recommend two or
three as there are some more fun with more memory. Unfortunately, it doesn't
run on accelerated machines.

Well, any comments?

-Alejandro K.
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 12:34:13 HST
From:         Todd Mizomi <TODDM@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject:      keyboard and mouse

I recently bought a used A2000HD, and have been having some problems with
sticky keys  "l", "p", and some keys on the numeric keypad.  ya have to hit
'em twice or so before they print upp a character, and it makes it very hard
to use.  The mouse buttons seem to have the same problem of "stickiness"  can
anyone help? or should I just junk the thing?

Also, I have a 2088 bridgeboard with 5 1/4 disk drive and 3 1/2 40 MB hard
drive.  Since I don't use these, and I have two extra internal disk drives
left over from my previous A2000, how would I go about moving the HD to the 5
1/4" bay and installing a second 3 1/2 disk drive into the 3 1/2 bay?  what
cables would I need to purchase?

And finally, can anyone suggest a good mail-order place to purchase the
2.04/2.1 Dos/ROM upgrade from?  I heard a certain company wasn't too hot to
order from, My uncle
recommended software hut.   any other recommendations?


thanks in advance,

Todd K Mizomi
toddm@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu
University of Hawaii at Manoa

"Amiga 4000 - boldly going where no Amiga has gone before...."
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From:         Alex <ALEX@PLTUMK11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Amiga go.
              6 Nov 1992 14:24:00 GMT from <ECZCAW@VAX.CCC.NOTTINGHAM.AC.UK>

Hi guyz
There was a vesrsion of go (I think simplified) called Go-Moku on Amiga
Computing's coverdisks a year or two ago

Alex
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From:         BARNETTJ@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Medical Graphics

Does anyone know of any good FTP sites with medical images?
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