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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 15:49:56 TUR
From:         Alp <E63257@TRMETU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: GIF viewer
              7 Jan 1993 13:47:47 EUR from <jara@LION.ICS.MUNI.CS>

         About the viewer progs for pictures in Gif format;

         There are severals of them; In ftpsites which has the mirror
         of aminet. Hamlab; Gif_view; Hamgif. Hamlab is shareware
         the others are freeware I think.
         Also I met one (Gifconvert) in Peanuts #2 collection by Alcatraz
         which I picked up from wuarchive in systems/amiga/demos/euro..
         Gifconvert is Sceneware (How funny|)..
         Hamlab is the best..

         Alp
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From: c92caren@IDA.LiU.SE (Dingbats)
Subject: Re: DMS files.
Organization: CIS Dept, University of Linkoping, Sweden
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1993 17:35:27 GMT

In article <10099.9301081228@mph.sm.ucl.ac.uk> Matthiew Clemence <mclem@MPH.SM.UCL.AC.UK> writes:

>   Ok, I think this question has been asked before but the startup-file doesn't
>   say.

>   I was under the impression that .dms files (DiskMasher ?) were self unpacking
>   archives but the programme I have just ftpd claims not to be an object module

>   Am I missing something
>    Matthew
Yepp, you are missing something...

.dms files are not self extracting archives, they need dms
(DiskMasher) to extract...

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From: GEN2010@Husky1.StMarys.Ca (ROSS BILLARD)
Subject: Anyone know of a good wardialer?
Organization: St. Mary's University, Halifax, N.S., Canada
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 22:02:24 GMT
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Hi. I was wondering, does anyone know of where I could get a half way
decent wardialer? I was able to get CyberTerm (Cterm.lzh on most amiga
ftp sites in aminet/comm/term), but it does have bugs etc... so, if anyone
knows where I could get my hands on one, I'd *** greatly *** appreciate it.

   Thanx.
     _________ ______   ______   ___________________________________________
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"And the knowledge that they fear, is a weapon to be used against them."-Rush
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 13:47:03 EST
From:         IQM160@URIACC.URI.EDU
Subject:      Re: BBS Packages

A friend of mine has StarNet BBS or someting like that . He used to run a bbs a
nd as soon as he gets his 030 back ( 50 MHZ!!!!!), he'll put his board back up.
 I thought of your "requirements" and none of the bbs's I call ( for Amiga) hav
e ALL of the features. Some have most but lack either the #'s  for users of the
 ease of set up. I'll let ya know if I see my pal's bbs up soon. Lata!!
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From:         Amiga is power computing! <BURTON@IPFWCVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      ibm memory

I need to know if there are any programs out there that would allow
the 386sx bridgeboard to use some of the amiga's fast memory.
I've tried AmigaEMS but all i get is an error on the ibm side, saying that
interrupt 67 is already in use.  Any ideas or suggestions would greatly
be appreciated.

      Burton@cvax.ipfw.indiana.edu
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 16:25:00 EST
From:         YDEZTJA@IUP.BITNET
Subject:      A1200

I have decided to take the plunge, and retire my A500. I was concidering
an A1200. I have a few questions to pose to those who know about or
own an A1200:

1_
: Are they backward compatible with earlier software, so that I can keep
    my existing software and use it?

2_: Are they good computers? (AGA and all...)

3_: Price? I know the list price is $699, but do mail order vendors sell
    them cheaper? If so, where, and how much???

4_: How much faster are the 68020s compared to a 68000?

_____________________________________________________________________________
Any and all answers can be sent to my private e-mail, unless the info
is thought to be of interest or value to all!

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YDEZTJA@OAK.GROVE.IUP.EDU

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Date:         Sun, 10 Jan 1993 23:45:47 -0500
From:         JVENTOLA@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU
Subject:      Re: Changing Amax Colors with Zap

I am curious about why you would want to change Amax screens since one
sees so little of them.  If by chance you meant changing the colors once
in the MAC, then I think you do that with the Chooser or something like that
in the upper lefthand corner of the mac menu bar.  It's part of the mac
system software.

 Jim Ventola

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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 13:43:55 EST
From:         IQM160@URIACC.URI.EDU
Subject:      Re: Subscribing or joining

Yeah...me too.
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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 10:19:28 GMT
From:         Matthiew Clemence <mclem@MPH.SM.UCL.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Recoverable ram drives....

Just my oars worth,
Does the copy of the game end up as a disk or as a directory, i.e. does
RAD get renamed to copy of xxxx: ?

If not, then the game is probably looking for the volume name so try an assign

assign xxxx: to rad:xxxx

Matthew
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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 15:11:21 CST
From:         Rick Johnson <96942392@UWWVAX.UWW.EDU>
Subject: Re: Tape drive

OK, here's my question about this drive:

I own an Amiga 2000, 3000, and an IBM 386.  If I were to buy this SCSI
tape drive, would I be able to use in on my 386 (If I were to purchase
some type of "multimedia" soundboard which includes an SCSI port (whick
which is usually used for CD-ROM))?  I'm thinking of purchasing a tape
drive for the IBM (clone - of course), but if I could buy one that
would work on both the Amiga and the IBM, I would be better off.

This might be the wrong group to ask, but Amiga Users = Smart Users!

(Correct spelling of any words in the above text costs extra today, so
 please ignore my mistakes!)

RJ

Rick Johnson
96942392@UWWVAX.UWW.EDU
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Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1993 18:38:37 CET
From:         Alex BadBrain <ALEX@PLTUMK11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: PD Typing Tutor
              11 Jan 1993 16:38:08 +0000 from <M.P.Stratfold@OPEN.AC.UK>

Hi all,
There was a such program called Typist on Amiga Computing coverdisk about a
year ago.
If U need it very much, I can send it to U.
Alex

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From: johnv@acix.DIALix.oz.au (John Verhoeven)
Subject: COBOL for the Amiga (was Re: No Subject Given)
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Cliff (cmckeith%galsci.uucp@MATHCS.EMORY.EDU) wrote:
> Good luck in your attempt!  Writing a COBOL interpreter for a windowed
> operating system seems to me a duanting task at best.  My guess is that you
> won't find too much demand for it on the Amiga -- COBOL tends to be a
> favorite language for the buisness community, and we all know how successful
> the Amiga has been in that area!

A lot of Computer Science courses over here (Australia) still teach
COBOL.  12 months ago I would have loved to have had a COBOL compiler or
interpreter for my Amiga instead of having to trundle off to university
to use their computer.

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Date:         Thu, 7 Jan 1993 08:55:05 EST
From:         Daniel Roman <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM>
Subject:      Re: DS9 (fwd)

You may want to pick up a copy of "CINEFANTASTIQUE" February 1993 issue.
The whole issue is talks about Babylon 5 and talks about the TOASTER too.

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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 18:25:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Re[2]: DeepSpace9

HIYA! I lost my reply program, but here goes.  I liked Space Rangers.

The acting was not great, but I thought the effects were decent.

The concept is not bad I'd place the overall show somewhere btn. the old
Star Trek and the Next Generation.

Deep Space 9 in my opinion was no where near as good as Next Generation. IMHO.

The effects were good, but I thought the plot was a bt weak.

It does fit well into the Next Generation though, but it couldn't replace it.

-Nyle

P.S. By the way these are just my opinions. :>
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 15:12:30 -0400
From:         MSG0642@RITVAX.BITNET
Subject:      Re: External keyboard adaptor for A500

I have just recently built an A500 Tower System which includes an external PC
compatible keyboard.  I recieved the mid-size tower case and keyboard for
Christmas.  The adapter you need is made by a company called TOP SECRET SERVICE.
     The adapter should cost you around $54.00 (American) including a free
prototype adapter to connect it to your A500.  You must make sure that the
keyboard you buy is capable of running in XT mode.  The first keyboard I tried
was a FOCUS 2001.  It had an AT/XT switch which was described in the user
manual.  Unfortunately, the keyboard did not have the hardware to support XT
mode.  The switch merely acted like an on/off switch.  The keyboard I am
using now is a SUNTOUCH Click-Style (much better than the original A500's).
You can even reboot using CTRL-Left Amiga-Return.  It will take some adjustment
getting used to the new placement of some keys.  Caps-Lock becomes Control,
Scroll-Lock maps to Caps-Lock, The ALT keys are the two Amiga keys, and the
Control keys are really ALT keys.  For some reason the arrow keys do not work
properly on mine.  A minor flaw, the keyboard is still much better than the
Amiga brand.
     If you would like more information on building your tower and the adress of
   TOP SECRET SERVICE, send e-mail to MSG0642@ritvax.isc.rit.edu.

Sorry about the length, just trying to be helpful.  I hope you get something
out of this.  I really enjoy my tower.  I've been using it for a week and it's
great.

                                                -Know-Logik
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 13:43:10 +0100
From:         jorrit@UZ.KULEUVEN.AC.BE
Subject:      Re: C++

>The correct name is  gcc2.2.2 (or gcc2.3.3). You can find it at
>wuarchive.wustl.edu (or other aminet sities) - directory dev/gcc.
>I also have a question : Is it possible (and easy!) to use this program
>with 1MB of ram and 2 disk drivers (no HD).
>
>        Cezary 'Beren' Biernacki (biernack@ii.uj.edu.pl)

Absolutely not! I've used gcc2.1 with 3 megabytes of memory and I had no
memory left to do anything else. Compiling C++ programs is certainly
impossible with only 3 meg. The C++ compiler executable is more than 1 meg.
It is also (almost) impossible to use gcc with only 2 disk drives because
the executables don't fit on one disk (at least not on one normal density
disk).

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Date:         Mon, 4 Jan 1993 11:37:27 EST
From:         Brent <BPHILLIP@UTCVM.BITNET>
Subject: RE: Supra...
              21 Dec 1992 15:56:19 PST from <EBRUC@CATGSG.DNET.HAC.COM>

I've had a supra 2400, supra 2400 plus, supra 14.4 fax.... I've never
had any problems with any of them, except the supra 2400 (lightning hit
the telephone line)... But they gave me like $65 to $80dollars for it...
There has been one place I couldn't connect to at 14.4 and one guy
I couldn't connect to at all... But the main places I call, I can connect
with little or no problem... Now I know my friend with the Dual Stand. can
connect with everyone with no problem, but he gave a lot more money for
the modem... Anyone know what to do to get a better phone line? Can you
get a special data/fax/voice line? Are they expencive?
Well, I love my supra...
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 13:02:00 CST
From:         JAKOBERE@UWSTOUT.BITNET
Subject:      Re: AA Animation Speed

-Dan Riley writes:

>I haven't verified these claims myself, but there are couple of things
>you should be aware of...

>Part of the animation speedup claimed for the new machines is due to the
>new double-buffered screen support functions in the 3.0 graphics.library,
>so, if you want to verify those claims, you need a 3.0 aware animation
>player (and I'm not aware of any that are generally available yet--but
>I haven't really been paying attention).

I guess I thuoght the new AGA version Dpaint would work. No?
Maybe I assume too much!

Ed:-{
JAKOBERE@UWSTOUT.EDU
From: glovercj@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu
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Subject: Re: AA Animation Speed
Date: 12 Jan 93 13:35:51 GMT
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In article <1isa0jINN41n@lns596.TN.CORNELL.EDU> dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu
(Daniel S. Riley) writes:
>Part of the animation speedup claimed for the new machines is due to the
>new double-buffered screen support functions in the 3.0 graphics.library,
>so, if you want to verify those claims, you need a 3.0 aware animation
>player (and I'm not aware of any that are generally available yet--but
>I haven't really been paying attention).

I think there is a program named Viewtek, that is 3.0 graphics library aware.
It should do the new animations at the new speeds given to us by 3.0.

                        Chad J Glover
           glovercj@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu      
       Drexel University Software Testing Lab
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From:         "M. J. Cargill Psychology ext 4621" <mjcargil@DUX.DUNDEE.AC.UK>
Subject:      68010 processor questions

Hi All,

I have a question for all you hardware gurus out there.  Recently I picked up
a 12mhz 68010 processor and installed it in my A500.  I would like to know
how to increase the processor clock in the A500 so that the 68010 runs at
12Mhz, because at the moment it is still running at the old speed (7.xxMhz).

Does anybody have any ideas or has anybody actually done this with their amiga?

A fully description on how to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated!


Thanks in advance for reading this,


Mark J Cargill (mjcargil@uk.ac.dundee.dux)
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Date:         Fri, 8 Jan 1993 10:08:39 GMT
From:         R.Tait@BNR.CO.UK
Subject:      Re: Tape drive

>         In the latest Amigaworld (which I just got in the mail yesterday)
 there
>         is an ad by Software Hut for the Commodore A3070 150 MB tape drive
>         (originally sold by Commodore for use with A3000 UNIX systems) for an
>         unbelievable price of $349.  Sounds too good to be true but just
 thought
>         I would relay the info to those on the list that might be interested
 in
>         a SCSI tape drive.  It says the original list price was $1095.  I have
>         no idea how good Software Hut is but that price is pretty good and
 they
>         are supposedly brand new.  If I did not have a tape drive already I'd
>         probably buy one of these.
>
> I purchased one when the ad first appeared two months ago and have
> been one happy tape-backup-user. It is terrific with AmiBack.
>

I suppose I'm asking too much for one of these babies to read from SUN 150MB
tape drives too?

Now that would be fun...

Cheers,                                                            __o
Rick                                                               \<,
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Date:         Wed, 6 Jan 1993 13:23:54 EST
From:         Lion Eyes <KYL113@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      3FGX Horsing a dead-beat...

OK, I want to confirm what was said on an earlier thread.

Am I correct if I say that the NEC 3FGX Multisync will display all of the
Amiga's graphics modes EXCEPT PAL modes?

I was playing with a multisync my school has and it couldn't go low enough
for 320x200 or 640x200, but it really liked the super hi-res.

btw this is a 3000.

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From: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu (Daniel S. Riley)
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Date: 12 Jan 1993 13:42:34 -0500
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RABID SPINACH <QCZUSEA@IUP.BITNET> writes:
>         As long as the HD is an IDE 2.5" device, then it should have no problem
> with the A1200...

So you'd think.

Unfortunately, not all hard drives are equal.  In the early days of SCSI,
drive manufacturers often interpreted the spec in different ways, or didn't
even bother to implement the spec correctly.  Unfortunately, IDE is currently
in that same state--most vendors only seem to care if it works on a generic
PC, and the Amiga IDE implementation uses some features of the IDE spec that
PCs don't.  As a result, you may have to fiddle with the maxtransfer setting
in the RDB, and even then it may not work.

> I believe that you will need to get some sort of addidtion to
> the A600 for it if it was not shipped with an HD.

I believe the A600HD has a different ROM than the A600, so you need to
get the HD ROM to add an IDE drive to non-HD A600.

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From:         the king of rock and roll <M.P.Stratfold@OPEN.AC.UK>
Subject:      PD Typing Tutor

Has anyone come across a amiga typing tutor program that is public domain
or shareware?  The one on one of the fairly early fish disks isn't up to
much (anything?).  There is Mavis Beacon - but she's commercial, I don't
know where I could find that program at the momment.  If none of you can think
of one, then I shall write one - ideas very welcome.  I've been looking for
an excuse to do some more programming for a while now :-)
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From:         BBOWLES <bbowles@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Space Rangers and DS9 (was Re[4]: DeepSpace9)

          O.K. Daniel you win!
          I can see that you are as hard headed as I am about this
          issue of Space Rangers.  For the record I liked it, but I
          will admit that I like Sci-Fi for Sci-Fi's sake.  I will
          agree that the animation was week, I could tell it was done
          on computer but I just refused to belive it was an Amiga.  I
          was just reading "Computer Graphics World" in which they
          explain that the network went with Industrial Light & Magic
          who use MACs, not Toasters, I think that explains a lot!
          As for a time slot I don't care as long as they put it
          someplace I can still see it.  At this time it stands at 8pm
          Wednesdays.  As for DS9 or Babylon 5, they are syndicated
          and the time that they will apear will vary according to
          your local stations.

          "Gee this has been a long round, someone ring the bloody
          bell!"
                                                      Brian Bowles
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