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From: td06@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (THOMAS EDWARD DEFLAVEES)
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Subject: Clarification Please:  Monitors !
Date: 17 Nov 92 19:42:56 GMT
Organization: Lehigh University

Well,

    the nets have simply been bristling with posts about what monitors do what
    and are usable in which video modes on which systems.  Well, I must say
    that I am somewhat puzzled by the bewildering array of what people assume
    concerning each monitor.  Therefore, could i implore someone with the
    knowledge to clear this up for me:  What the heck is the difference
    between the models of monitors that C= puts out ?  the 1080, 1084, 1950,
    1960, 2002 ?  I've had my A500 for 5 years now, and have little to no clue
    as to what the other monitors can handle as my 2002 has served its purpose
    quite well [excluding the little on/off switch problem which haunts me !]
    Any and all help would be significantly appreciated !!!


    Tom DeFlavees -  The Eternal Counseling Grad Student
                     At this rate anyway.....

                     
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Date:         Sat, 21 Nov 1992 14:34:39 EST
From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      256 color PD Paint Package?

Is there currently a 256 (256,000) color paint package for AGA machines?

---
 I will have my Gold Service soon, so I will have my new A4000 ms-dos -
 floppy ready in the near future.
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This 68040 really compiles my programs fast! :)

Paul
"1280x512 (256 colors) real sweet"

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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 16:15:49 CST
From:         "Joel A. Garza" <JAG8B6EA@PANAM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Amigas by mail order

Hmmmm....I don't know if anyone has anymore news on this..(I am a little
behind in mail)..but they  told me that the 3000 has been discontinued.

Either way, I got a great deal from Software Hut, details removed, and as
long as the 3000 does tomorrow what it does today, I'll be happy for
a long time.

P.S. I have also had great experience with Creative, as far as ordering
and working out the kinks in any problems I have had.  Special commendations
go to "Steve"in particular, he was a great help! Thanks Steve!

JAGuar.
(waiting for someone to buy out the remaining stock of 4000's  ;)
From: 96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU (Lance Tagliapietra)
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Subject: Re: probs with WUSTL .DMS files
Date: 18 Nov 92 15:50:00 GMT
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>Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 11:11:24 -0600
>From: "Mark C. Langston" <langston@MEMSTVX1.MEMST.EDU>
>Subject: RE: probs with WUSTL .DMS files
>
>  Okay, here's a new twist on this story:
>
>I (yes, BINARY) ftp a .DMSed file from a site to my VAX, then ZMODEM it
>directly to my Amiga.  When I run DMS (ver 1.11), the only device it'll
>let my unDMS to is DF0:  (this is annoying, since I have a hard drive).

Well, the whole point of DMS is to crunch a floppy disk, retaining the
track and sector layout of the disk so that it can be re-created at
decompress time.

Also, I didn't think that DMS would read the DMS file and write the
output to the same drive.  Since you have a hard drive, why don't you
try copying the DMS file onto your hard drive and extract to your floppy.

>So, I copy the file to DF0:, and proceed as it wants me to.  So.  I
>tell it DMS WRITE DF0:blah to DF0:.  It spins up the drive and then says
>'please insert disk into DF0:'.  Now.  The disk didn't spin enough for
>it to read anything.  It's not telling me to _swap_ disks.  It can't
>recognize there's a disk in the drive!  What gives?
>
>
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From: CHUCK@UNK.UNK.EDU
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Subject: Contacting commodore about faulty disks????
Date: 18 Nov 92 22:29:04 GMT
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Does anyone know how, where I can contact Commodore to get a replacement of my
2.04 upgrade disks?? Thanks, any help would be appreciated. Please e-mail me
directly at   CHUCK@unk.unk.edu.


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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 21:39:24 UCR
From:         Juan Manuel Palacios Fabrega <JMPALACI@UCRVM2.BITNET>
Subject:      2.x kickstart for A1000

How can i install the 2.0X kickstart on a AMIGA 1000, without having a
upgrade card. I talking about install the chips just modifyding the board.

                     thanks in advance.....

                                          Manuel Palacios F.
                                         JMAPALCI@UCRVM2
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 10:39:00 EDT
From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Virtuality, Teradactyl.. was re.......

Date sent: 19-NOV-1992

>About this whole virtual reality thing....
>
>First, Virtuality is going from place to place with a sit-in virtual reality
>game where you and someone else pilots a hugh robot around a maze, and try
>to kill each other, and a couple of other robots in the maze.
>Look for it in you local mall video arcade!
>
>Also, I read somewhere a company(I think Virtuality) is using an A3000,
>or a few A3000's to act as the brain of it's Virtual Reality games!
>
>Captain *CRASH*
>YDEZTJA@IUP.BITNET

Also in addition to this......... Since I was asked about my original post and
I finally got onto a VT100 terminal that supports editing.  The Company that
came here was Event Design Group.  Located in : Brooklyn, NY 11231.  The are a
division of Absolute Amusement Rental Co. Inc.  They came to our college union
with two stand alone machines.  We didn't fight with robots though we played
Dactyl Nightmare.  Where you go onto a playing field with platforms and object
to hide behind.  The object is to shoot the other played with your lobber gun
that has a limited range.  So you need to sneak around a bit.  It's pretty
realistic.  And when you lean to the left your guy leans, when you duck he
ducks, jump, etc......  It was cool. :>  If ya want the whole address of the
company e-mail me directly.

-Nyle

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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 14:58:47 MET
From:         AMIGA@BANRUC60.BITNET
Subject:      Re: DF1: How to create a pseudo-one???

(Stuff deleted)

Hi,

 I know the A2000 has a jumper on the motherboard which tells the computer if
 there are 1 or 2 internal drives.
 I'm not sure if the A500 has one, I don't think so, but if it is, set the
 jumper as if you had 2 drives.

 Regards,

      Aeneas
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From: schilli@Physik.TU-Muenchen.DE (Burkhard Schillinger)
Subject: Re: 2.x kickstart for A1000
Organization: Leibniz-Rechenzentrum, Muenchen (Germany)
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 19:28:59 GMT

Juan Manuel Palacios Fabrega <JMPALACI@UCRVM2.BITNET> writes:

>How can i install the 2.0X kickstart on a AMIGA 1000, without having a
>upgrade card. I talking about install the chips just modifyding the board.

>                     thanks in advance.....

>                                          Manuel Palacios F.
>                                         JMAPALCI@UCRVM2  

The German "Amiga Magazin" describes exactlz how to do this in 
its November issue. The hack consists of soldering an extra socket 
into a prepared location on the board an a small adapter board to 
fit into the new and one of the old sockets, which can hold a 2.0 rom.
Some solder-jumpers on the board must be changed, and the extra required 
Address line must be wired. 
Three different versions of A1000 PCBs are described, including the one 
with piggy-back board and two without. 
Send me your S-Mail address, and I'll smuggle photocopies into 
my institute's mail. 
However, several Companies in Germany (at least the one got mine from)
offer PCB's for an 1.3 or 2.0 Rom for the Expansion Port of the A1000
(Bus lead through, works with Sidecar!) for around DM 75.- .
I am a new and happy owner of such, got it to work three days ago... :-) 

-Burkhard.
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From: dewald@plains.NoDak.edu (Eric Dewald)
Subject: AtOnce+3.0
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 23:31:36 GMT
Organization: North Dakota Higher Education Computing Network


Dwill
ll someone please upload a version of AtOnce + 3.0 to an
FTP site. AtOnce+2.34 is currently at wuarchive.wustl.edu
it is as good as any place to put it. in the drawer
systems/amiga/incoming/misc
 Thanks in advance
 Eric Dewald
 North Dakota is a cold place to be...
  ...if you dishonest!!!

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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 00:53:51 EST
From:         "P. Larkin" <IQM259@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Wolf 3D for Amiga?
              13 Nov 1992 19:03:38 -0500 from <dubes00@DMI.USHERB.CA>

  I don't think there are any plans for ID Software to write an Amiga
version of Wolfenstein 3D.  A good friend of mine, Jay Wilbur, is the
CEO of the company.  They have a NeXT,  so maybe you could find a
NeXT version.

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From:         SARGEANT@WHITMAN.BITNET
Subject:      RE: Pigtailing HD's

Date: MON, NOV 16, 1992,  7:37 AM
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From: JEFF-SARGEANT

Subject:  RE: Pigtailing HD's

>I have a GVP harddrive attached to my A500.  Considering that there is
>already a controller within this unit, If I later wish to add another
>harddrive or a syquest drive via the scsi port on the back of the HD,
>do I need another controller?  Or can I simply hook a harddrive directly
>to this unit?
>
Any SCSI controller can handle a number of devices that conform to the
SCSI format (a maximum of 8, I believe, ID#'s 0-7, with the controller
being ID# 0, for a total of 7 additional devices (somebody help me out
here if this is incorrect)).  The difficulty in attaching multiple
devices is that the SCSI format requires an indicator telling what unit
is the start of the SCSI chain and which one is the end of the chain.
Your GVP controller is already defined as the start of the SCSI chain.
Any additional device will need to indicate that it is the end of the
chain, usually done with HD's by installing a resistor-pack into the back
of the last HD.  Any new SCSI drive should indicate in its instructions
how to make it the last device in the chain.  Also, most of the info I'm
telling you here is from the GVP HD manual.  You may find your manual
covers this point, too.

Jeff
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From:         "Evrard E." <eevrard@VUB.AC.BE>
Subject:      Re: for the numbers lovers my A4000 speed results
              92

> I'm still somewhat puzzled over the choice of and IDE drive, although I
> understand that it may be slightly less expensive.  I wonder how that data
> transfer rate stacks up against the SCSI alternatives.

The guy that put the IDE in the A600 and later machines was the same guy
that created the PCjr for IBM. He is no longer CBM's head of engineering
anymore.  :-)

Mr. Eggebrecht is said to have said (!) in Pasadena that future machines
would contain the new SCSI II 32 bit controller. Hurrah! :-)

Pres

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From: glovercj@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu
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Subject: Re: Coming to you live via my new Amiga 4000!
Date: 18 Nov 92 21:54:18 GMT
Organization: Drexel Univ-Software Testing Lab


>>
>>I have viewed a few 256 color pictures and 256,000 very impressive!
>>The 1.76MB disks work fine, no problems.
In terms of compatibility how is the A4000, handling??? And yes, I believe
Commodore will be shipping A4000 with 030's, hopefully. I think GVP should make
some CPU boards of their own, just to give Commodore a little competition!
>__________________________________________________________________________
>|  Nyle F. Landas      |   LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA      |   SPOTVB::LANDAS88   |
>|________________________________________________________________________|
>|  C= Amiga  For creative power.  Any A4000s shipped with 68030s???????? |
>|________________________________________________________________________|
>

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From:         AMIGA@BANRUC60.BITNET
Subject:      DigiPaint 3

Hi,

  Can anyone let DigiPaint 3 work with the WB2.0, on a pal machine ?
  It's just that the requesters of WB2.0 are bigger, and when you want
  to load a picture, the requester where you have to click, to say if you
  want to keep the palette and screen size, comes too low, so you can't click
  it with the mouse !!!

    Regards,

      Aeneas.

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From: S.J.E.Champion@bradford.ac.uk (SJE CHAMPION)
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Subject: AMIGA 1200 P/X ?
Date: 18 Nov 92 11:04:35 GMT
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Hello. Can anyone tell me if there is a company in the U.K. offering
a trade in on old A500s for an A1200 ? How much would they give me ?

I'm quite peeved. It's only been atwo months since I paid #330 for
my RocHard 85Mb Hard drive with 2meg memory. The least C= could've
done is put an edge-connector on the A1200 so I wouldn't have to
sell that too, with corresponding loss in value. Aaaauuuurrrrggghhh.

I mean, it's not as if the PCMCIA is actually a valid expansion port,
is it ? It's too expensive a a memory upgrade, and as for portable data
transfer, well . . . Floppies may be slower, but at least they don't
need to have their batteries changed every few years.

Sorry 'bout that.

	Simey

 
 	S.J.E.Champion@Bradford.ac.uk


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From: langston@memstvx1.memst.edu (Mark C. Langston)
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Subject: Re: probs with WUSTL .DMS files
Date: 17 Nov 92 11:11:24 -0600
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  Okay, here's a new twist on this story:

I (yes, BINARY) ftp a .DMSed file from a site to my VAX, then ZMODEM it
directly to my Amiga.  When I run DMS (ver 1.11), the only device it'll
let my unDMS to is DF0:  (this is annoying, since I have a hard drive).
So, I copy the file to DF0:, and proceed as it wants me to.  So.  I
tell it DMS WRITE DF0:blah to DF0:.  It spins up the drive and then says
'please insert disk into DF0:'.  Now.  The disk didn't spin enough for
it to read anything.  It's not telling me to _swap_ disks.  It can't
recognize there's a disk in the drive!  What gives?



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From: jmpierce@whale.st.usm.edu (Jimmy Malcolm Pierce)
Subject: Re:      Video Toaster Seen!
Organization: University of Southern Mississippi
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 15:15:43 GMT

In article <01GR9TOKHWS08Y6EU9@grove.iup.edu> YDEZTJA@IUP.BITNET writes:
>(If this hasn't been stated before....)
>
>On the Discovery Channel's 'INVENTION' TV show tonite,
>there was an impressive 15 min. display of the Video Toaster!
>
>OF course, they never mentioned that it is basically a computer we
>all know(and love) with a couple of 24 bit card in it...
>
>It was still impressive.
>
  Did you notice the real quick little video being shown on one of the
monitors ? It showed several NewTek Video Toaster screens, then an I*M
screen, followed by a New Tek screen picture. No Amigas were visible
anywhere. No computer brands were mentioned, but a M*C and two or three
I*Ms were visible... If there were any Amigas there, I didn't notice
them although I looked very carefully...  JimP.


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From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      Fighting GAMES!

        I think it is time for the Amiga to have some real neat
        fighting games, like Street Fighter, World Heroes, and
        Martial Combat.  Anything like these out there in AmigaLand?

Paul

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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 10:57:34 EST
From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      amiga 4000 with MessyDOS MSH:

Well since CrossDOS failed, I tried MessyDOS (i.e. MSH:).  It can read
720k IBM disks, but cannot write.  AH! I called Commodore Technical Support,
they turned me away, because I didn't have GOLD SERVICE YET! I guess I
cannot blame them, but they didn't even want to know about the problem.

If Commodore themselves won't listen, then who will!?!

Paul
"funny, my dealer says call CBM Tech support, but CBM tech support tells me
to call my dealer. AH!!!!!!!!!!!!"


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From: oahvenla@snakemail.hut.fi (Osma Ahvenlampi)
Subject: Re: Commodore are CHICKEN!! :)
Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 11:05:48 GMT

In article <MAILQUEUE-101.921117104024.352@noc.niu.edu> Dan Szkola <A02DJS1@NOC.NIU.EDU> writes:
>    How do you use the HD disk drive if you have one? Is there a
>mountlist entry for them? Or will HD disks just format as 1.77meg. I
>know the HD drives were made by CHINON and my drive is made by them
>so I figured I'd try it. Thanks for your help in advance.

There's a very easy way of checking whether you have a HD drive or not. Just
put in a HD floppy and format it. If it turns out be 17xx KB free, you have
a HD drive.
The drives automatically adjust to the floppy, by checking whether there's a
HD extra hole in it. This has one drawback: if you boot the computer with
a DD floppy in it, the 2.04 ROMs decide you have a DD drive, and you won't
be able to use HD disks.
2.0 WB has some bugs in HD support, so get 2.1 and run the patches you'll
find at some ftp site. No hardware hacking needed, though.
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