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From:         Charles McCreary <CHASMC@IUP.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Amiga...Thumbs up (what is the magazines name?)

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>Try as I might, I just can't remember the name. It had a white cover
>though... I'm sorry...
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> Carlos C
I believe that magazine is called "NewMedia" and it specializes in multi-media
applications.
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 13:05:56 EST
From:         "P. Larkin" <IQM259@URIACC.URI.EDU>

  Does anyone know if there is an Apple // series emulator out for the
Amiga?  Preferably software based and also available via FTP.  I've
really been looking for one,  Archie isn't helping me much.  Any
ideas anyone?

P. Larkin Iqm259@URIACC.URI.EDU
From: ai182@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Wayne Draznin)
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Subject: latest virus checkers
Date: 21 Nov 1992 23:09:57 GMT
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I'm looking for the latest versions of 
VirusX, VirusChecker and ZeroVirus.  Anyone
know where I might find them?  I assume they
are on wustl, but I have no idea where....

Thanks much

Wayne Draznin
Computer Arts Program Coordinator
Cleveland Institute of Art
ai182@po.cwru.edu
draznin@cwru.bitnet

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From: oahvenla@snakemail.hut.fi (Osma Ahvenlampi)
Subject: Re: What that DMS "Fatal error" means.. Here goes.
Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 18:21:36 GMT

In article <203C0B6C40A02AB9@PLU.BITNET> "Matt Sawyer" <SAWYER_M@PLU.BITNET> writes:

>The HEADER IDENTIFICATION ERROR people are experiencing with DMS doesn't have
>anything to do with whether or not the disk is a DOS disk or NDOS (custom
>bootblock).  What the so-called "error" is, is that some systems (ie VAX/VMS)
>store all files in a fixed-byte format.  Which means they append extra bytes
>to the end of a file to round it up to the nearest 128, 256, 512, etc. bytes.
>For instance, on a VAX/VMS system with a 512 fixed-byte format would append
>200 bytes to a file which was originally 824 bytes (thus making it 1024 bytes).
>DMS checks the length of the file and sees a discrepancy and reports this as
>a header identification error.  If you were to take a program such as ChopIt
>(should be on wuarchive.wustl.edu) and chop off these excess bytes, DMS will
>not complain.  To see if this is what your problem is, check the file length
>of the file on your Amiga (using the list command) and compare it to the
>length of the file on the ftp site you got it from.

>This problem will also affect executable files.  An executable will not work
>with these excess bytes on the end.  Using ChopIt or some such program and
>removing the excess bytes will fix this problem.

Well, stupid VMS systems are something else entirely. It should be mentioned
that the DMS problems come from using brain-dead operating systems between
computers. As it wasn't, I had no way of knowing...
You know, I thought those file size problems were a thing of past, from the
time there was only XModem capable terminals for Amiga.. Anyway, if DMS
complains about those, it's not very good... Well, I didn't think so even
before, so what am I complaining? File packers or LHWarp don't care about
the extra bytes.
--
Osma Ahvenlampi  -  oahvenla@snakemail.hut.fi   * Workstation power for micro-
All my opinions are not necessarily really mine * computer price: Amiga := FUN
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 20:59:44 -0600
From:         flasar@WUGCRC.WUSTL.EDU
Subject:      RE: Virtuality, Teradactyl.. was Re: Heart of China (virtuality?)

>>Interesting - where was this located? and do you remember the company that is
>>marketting this?  I am just wondering if they will be making such a setup in
>>the bay area (calif.) :)

> I believe it was first in the area near Chicago, Illinois. I have heard
>rumours that New Orleans, Louisiana will be the next location. I'm not
>positive about Chicago, but it was somewhere in the Illinois, Ohio area...
>  JimP.

   I missed the original post on this, but if you're talking about Virtuality
and the pterodactyl nightmare virtual reality game, the first one was in
St. Louis at the Union Station mall.  It's been here over a year now, and is
still very popular, so much so that another one is going up in Crestwood Plaza,
about 10 miles away.
   Dan Flasar
   Washington U School of Medicine
   St. Louis, MO
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 10:29:51 MST
From:         dleland@NMSU.EDU
Subject:      Re: Term 2.4 problems
              Nov 16, 92 9:13 am

Well, no. I am using Term 2.4 right now and it's never had any problems.
In fact it's the nicest and most 2.0 compliant program of its type I know
of, much better than any comercial program. What do you mean by "iconizing"
the program? If you mean something like the old "Iconify" program on
Fred Fish, maybe it on't let go of the program. I don't know....


dleland@nmsu.edu
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 00:39:00 EST
From:         STBLEZA@IUP.BITNET
Subject:      Thomson 4375M monitor

Greetings all...

I have a Thomson 4375M Monitor that scans down to 15.6 KHz that I'm trying to
wire into my A500.  I haven't has much sucsess yet (though I did get pretty
colors |>  and was wondering if anyone has already tried this one, or may have
some info experience with other monitors that may be of some help...

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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 08:59:42 BDB
From:         "Marlos A. Marques" <DMAXBRAZ@BRUFV.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: UUENCODE/DECODE

>   What are UUENCODE & UUDECODE? I'm having trouble when downloading
>files...they arrive fine at my CMS userid, but when I try to transfer
>then to a PC (to finally bring them to my Amiga) the software sends me
>an error message because it only transfer files that fit in the display
>(80 cols) but the files come with more than 2000 cols...will UUDECODE or
>UUENCODE solve it? HOW CAN I TRANSFER FILES TO MY AMIGA ??
>   Please help me  <:-( !!

                 Hi Omar (you're welcome) and all,

   Well, we CMS users have a BIG problem for transfer files from host to
PC (or Amiga), because I*B (mainframe) use EBCDIC (127 symbols, don't
ask me why?!?) and not ASCII (256 symbols) this cause one mess in
transfer time...
   UUENCODE/DECODE is method for transfer binary files as text (mail)
files (correct me if I wrong) and not solve your (uor) problem, but
but, but, but, but, but... recently I found one program called ARCUTIL,
it is the 8th wonder for CMS users!!!
   It's able of UNZIP, UNARC, UNLIB, UNSQ, UNCR directly on your terminal
shorten a file (eg. 256 to 80 cols). But not only that. It also do
XXencode (THANKS EVERYONE FOR XXDECODE FOR AMIGA) that use characters
commons of the EBCDIC and ASCII in process of encode and finish your file
transfer problems!!!
   Therefore, you may to ask for file in NETDATA or UUENCODE formats,
the first must be XXENCODEed and then transfered, the second must be
UUDECODEed (with ARCUTIL), XXENCODEed (with ARCUTIL too) and finally
transfered.
   After, on PC, use XXDECODE for PC, transfer the file to your Amiga
and everything will work fine. (I hope...)

   I have ARCUTIL v2.0.2 by (sorry, don't remember the author), if you
(or someone) are interested in ARCUTIL let me know, and any doubt feel
free to e-mail me.

   Hope this help,
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 10:27:00 CST
From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: How to use Aquarium

>Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 01:23:54 GMT
>From: Fuzzy Fox <fuzzy@NETCOM.COM>
>
>I have finally decided to track down and use the program called Aquarium
>which is a database of the contents of the Fred Fish collection.  I
>found an archive called AquaBundle.lha which contains the Aquarium
>program and the database for disks 1-660, but it contains no
>documentation!

Grab the original Aquarium archive off of fish disk 559.  Delete the
Database that comes with the archive, but keep the documentation, and
the newfish.orig program.  I have been using this setup for over a
year, and have just updated my aquarium to FF760.

>
>I have figured out how to make the program do simple searches, and it
>lets me browse through the archives, which is what I want.  However,
>there are a couple of things I can't figure out:
>
>1.  What do the icons on the lower right side do?  One looks like an
>arrow with a padlock, and the other looks like a key with question mark.
>The last icon seems to change the behavior of the program, but I'm not
>sure how.

From the documentation:

Right Gadget with open Lock:  Search the database for the next item which
does not have any keys specified.

Mode Gadget: switches between search mode and program mode.

In program mode, the screen will turn red, and you will be able to set the
keys (items at in the upper half of the screen) which correspond to that
entry.

>
>2.  How do I update the database and add more Fish Disks?  I know that
>there are more than 660 disks in the FF collection; what should I do to
>add those to my Aquarium database?

The program newfish, as located on fish disk 559.

>
>--
>#ifdef TRUE         | Fuzzy Fox                  fuzzy@netcom.com
>#define  TRUE   0   | a.k.a. David DeSimone      an207@cleveland.freenet.edu
>#define  FALSE  1   | "You have been recruited by the Star League to defend
>#endif              |    the Frontier against Xur and the Kodan Armada."

-Lance
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From: ronell@CARON.ATI.COM
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Date: 19 Nov 92 02:07:38 GMT
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This is an article from bit/listserv/i-amiga,
forwarded by Ronald Elliott <ronell@caron.ati.com>.

------------- beginning of forwarded article -------------
  I guess I need an update then!  It doesn't list ANYTHING when I type
SETPATCH other than what it's actually patching.  And yes,  I'm NOT
redirecting the output to nil:

P. Larkin   Iqm259@uriacc.uri.edu
---------------- end of forwarded article ----------------
Try "version <path>setpatch where path is c: or wherever you have it.

Ronald Elliott                   Science and Technology Center
ronell@caron.ati.com                     P.O. Box 2968
                                     Apple Valley, Ca 92307
                        Serving Education throughout the High Desert Area
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 07:25:00 PST
From:         "26637::BRZWICKY" <BRZWICKY%26637.decnet@CONSRT.ROCKWELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Heart of China

> > Help me !! I'm stuck in the snake room in Heart of China !!  What do I do to
> > save nurse Lomax ?
> >
> > I'm desparate !!!!!!!!
>
>     Even though you may be 'desparate', you sure are in the wrong
>     mailing list, pal... ;->

Not if you're playing the game on an Amiga!  Sorry, I don't have it myself.


>              | These opinions are almost always my own ;-) |
>              | Magnus Wissler                       //     |

Good, otherwise we'd have to sue you for copyright infringement.



PS.  Anyone notice that the abbreviated C= logo is a smily-face? (:


|\      / Bill Zwicky                    / Campbell's Beef Boolean
|<      / Insight Industries, Inc.       / "Yes or No"
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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Emplant Update....

Date sent: 16-NOV-1992

>I'm supposed to be getting a board in on Monday...  As soon as I
>have it up and running (after I find some ROMs) I'll tell people what I
>think...

I noticed a file needed for emplant rom info on let's see funet.

128.214.4.100  <----- I think..... In the incoming dir under amiga.

File name emplantROMinfo.lha <------ C.I.O. quickly I bet it'll be gone soon.
              I hope the address is correct for you....

-Nyle
P.S. I didn't put it there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As I believe Apple Roms are
Copyrighted.... I just saw it there...............
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|________________________________________________________________________|
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 23:41:29 -0500
From:         Tech Duinn <WAREP@WABASH.BITNET>
Subject:      "new" Mac revisions

I was just reading through an old(September 1992) MacWorld(eeew!), and
noticed an article dealing with the PowerPC deal and all of the surrounding
OS upgrades and things of that nature.  I just though that you'd enjoy
seeing the humor in what Apple has _finally_ decided to put in machines
that will be released in the second quarter 1994:
    Pre-emptive multitasking    - YAY!  ABOUT TIME!  What took them?
    Multithreading              - again, what took them?
    Interprocess messaging and
    _Shared Libraries_          - again....what took them?
The only thing that I saw that was interesting as useful is the protected
memory addition.
    Also, they give a tentative production schedule withprojected prices
based on the average mac price in 1992:
    PowerPC601, midpriced desktop system        :       $3500+, 1994
    PowerPC603, low-end/notebook systems        :       $2400+, 1995
    PowerPC604, mainstream desktop systems      :       $4200+, 1995
    PowerPC620, high-end desktop systems/servers:       $9000+, 1996
Hmmmm....Let's see here: Mainstream desktop system STARTING at $4200?  Oh,
well, who am I to judge...besidss, prices will go down, right?  Oops, I'm
sorry, this _is_ Apple we're discussing.
    Oh, well, enough of this waste of bandwidth; I just though a few of you
out there might find this interesting and/or amusing.  I did.

                                 19-NOV-1992 23:40:34
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From: MORANG@MAINE.BITNET (Stacy Morang)
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Date: 18 Nov 92 21:41:34 GMT
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>Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 11:17:51 EDT
>From:         Omar Colocci <ALUNOINF@BRUFSE.BITNET>
>   What are UUENCODE & UUDECODE? I'm having trouble when downloading
>files...they arrive fine at my CMS userid, but when I try to transfer
>then to a PC (to finally bring them to my Amiga) the software sends me
>an error message because it only transfer files that fit in the display
>(80 cols) but the files come with more than 2000 cols...will UUDECODE or
>UUENCODE solve it? HOW CAN I TRANSFER FILES TO MY AMIGA ??

UUENCODE and UUDECODE translate files to and from an alphabetic code that
uses multiple characters to encode each byte. It is also designed to
format the resulting text so it can be mailed.
However, I'm not sure why you would need it, I use C-Kermit on our
CMS machine here and at home and everything goes fine, no matter how
wide it was to start. I'd suggest you see if kermit is available on your
system. As far as I know, it's one of the very few (if not the only)
transfer methods that work.
Also, if you use UUENCODE it will take a lot longer to make transfers.
-good luck, Stacy
--
Stacy Morang -- morang @ maine.maine.edu, stacy @ adunix.uma.maine.edu
                KA1HMB @ WHO.KNOWS.USA.NA (packet radio)
Of course there's a Silicon Heaven - where would all the calculators go?
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 12:49:42 EDT
From:         Omar Colocci <ALUNOINF@BRUFSE.BITNET>
Subject:      Search For The King

Hello everybody,

I,m in trouble playing 'Search For The King' adventure from Accolade...
I know the most of you don't like the list to be used as a game help line,
but I'm really desperate!
If anybody out there has already played Accolade adventures, you know
they have the best non-sense puzzles...
I'm stucked at the Circus...I've got the free ticket but I can't find
Luigi...How can I get the keys on the boss' desk to open that door
at WILL ?  What Should I do to the person at the apartment to get in there?
Simple suggestions up to complete game descriptions will be accepted.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!!!

                                     Omar Silas Colocci
                                   ALUNOINF@BRUFSE.BITNET
                                      Sergipe - Brazil
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Date:         Sat, 21 Nov 1992 18:06:00 CST
From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      C64 Mouse on Amiga

Hi,

Today I purchased a Commodore 1351 Mouse for the C64 which was being closed
out for  $15.  Does anyone know of a conversion circuit so that it can be
used on the Amiga other than as a JoyStick?

Inside this mouse is built much better than my Amiga mouse.  The switches
(well, the right mouse button anyway) are starting to give out.  My Amiga
mouse uses those foil bubbles where the new C64 mouse uses actual switches.

Thoughts welcome,

-Lance
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 08:39:47 CST
From:         "Alejandro J. Kurczyn S." <AKURCZYN@ITESMVF1.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: HAM8 vs 24Bit

>>I would like someone that has a 4000, and a 24bit board run a test...
>>Render a picture to 24 bit mode... Then use Art Pro to convert it
>>to HAM8... My two questions... How much file space do you save.. and
>>how much picture quality is lost??? I've heard that HAM8 looks real
>>good... I would be interested in any comments...
>It does look good but the numbers come out like this.
>
>HAM8 = 256,000 colors
>
>A 736x483 pic has 355,488 pixels
>A 1472x483 pic has 710,976 pixels
>
>As you can see the hires pics fall short on colors needed.

But generally speaking, almost never a normal image will have more than
10,000 or 12,000 colors, unless it is a "test pattern" or something, the
image with more colors that I ever saw was one with 9,000. So, it fits
nicely on the 256,000 limit.

-Alejandro
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