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From:         Daniel Roman <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM>
Subject: Re: Tape drive
              7, 93 3:11 pm

Rick Johnson writes:

> 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.

If it's a true SCSI port the answer is yes.  People in the peecee world
sometimes have trouble with their "standard" SCSI cards and a
SCSI/soundboard combination sounds like trouble.

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From:         Terry Jeffery International Product Support Group
              <TGJ@UKHOUO.PRIME.COM>
Subject:      Re: Games and Amiga

> From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
> Subject:      Games and Amiga
>
>         I purchased a game called AWESOME a while back, but I didn't get to
> play it much, because of college, etc.  Now it doesn't boot (on the A500).
> This is depressing somewhat, a $49 dollar game = $0 now because I couldn't
> back it up!  Wonder how long SWIV/SpeedBall 2/STreet Fighter II will last!?!
>
>         I do not want to resort to pirated versions, so if anyone has a way
> of copying AWESOME/SWIV/SpeedBall 2/Street Fighter II, email me.

Happy New Year Paul,

I've never had a problem in sending back faulty media for replacement.

Obviously it has to be the original disk. A couple of times after phoning
first, the Company has had various 'offers' for latest versions/upgrades
although these tend to be application rather than games disks, you may, however
find an odd bug put right.

Good Luck

Terry

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Subject: Laptop harddrives in A600,A1200.
Date: 12 Jan 93 16:01:19 GMT
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  Is it possible to use a 20mb hard drive from a compaq LTE laptop in a 
  600 or 1200 ?  Is it plug in and go ? (Well except for the formatting)

 Thanks in advance.
   Darren

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From:         JVENTOLA@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU
Subject:      Re: Amiga rumours

You are NOT the only one who likes the 600.  My dealer does.  It is
what people who come in asking for a "low-end" system look at.  But he
also sells a bunch of them to cable tv stations.  They make excellent
dedicated character generators, it seems.  Keep the Toaster system
for other work, I guess.
 Jim Ventola

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From: ALEX@PLTUMK11.BITNET (Alex BadBrain)
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Date: 10 Jan 93 16:36:33 GMT
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              7 Jan 1993 21:56:44 -0700 from <STU524491938@WSC.COLORADO.EDU>

On Thu, 7 Jan 1993 21:56:44 -0700 Shacka, When the Walls Fell said:
>
>Hello all,
>  I was wondering if any of you know where I can get a good PD, SW,
>  or FW spread sheet.  I need one that will do graphs and the like.
>  Any and all advice will be appreciated
>
>Thanks
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>The reason to be crushed by other kids..............
>
>FAZER / Matt Heil
>STU524491938@WSC.Colorado.edu
There was simple spreadsheet called Calc 1.2 on the Amiga Computing coverdisks.
I could send it to you, if you need it very much. It isn't very powerful or
complicated, but it _is_.
Hope this helps.

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From: hal@caty.north.de (Holger Lubitz)
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Subject: Re: Amiga rumours
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 21:18:31 GMT
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In article <9301070628.AA07781@vnet3.vub.ac.be>, Tom Maes writes:
> Here's an interesting file for all those rumour lovers out there...

They obviously got a copy of the posts on Lew Eggebrechts speeches.
Unfortunately, they got them all wrong. There WILL be a low-end
and a high-end chipset, right. But the rest is wrong.

> There will be no DSP (Digital Signal Processor) like
> the MOTOROLA 68851 in this AMIGA. Instead of it, there
> will take a new Commodore own Signal Processor part in this
> wonderful machine.

The 68851 is not a DSP, it's the external MMU for the 68020,
as all A2620 owners know. The Motorola DSP is the 56001, and
there really is a very high probability that this will never
show up in an Amiga due to its very limited possibilities.
Expect something like the AT&T 3210 instead.

> The new chips are not fully compatible to AA Chips. Most of
> the new AA Registers like $dff106 and $dff10c will be changed.

Of course they're not. Commodore is sick of having to cripple
new chips by having to stay compatible on hardware level.

> That's the reason, why Commodore didn't released a new
> A1200 and A4000 Hardware Reference Manual.

One of them, sure.

> The old Registers won't be changed.

NOT!

> Consequence: If Coders use the old (Normal & ECS) registers,
> that are documented from Commodore, there are no probs with
> the High-end chips. But if they use AA Registers, the new
> AMIGA will propably CRASH.

It will probably crash anyway. STOP HARDWARE CODING!

> Probably publishing date of this AMIGA: Summer '93 (August).

Forget it.

> Other facts:- The consumer price of the A4000 will turn under
>              $1200 in 1993!

Forget it.

>             - Kickstart 4.0 is finished!

Forget it.

> The truth of this facts is nearly 100 %.

More like 0%.

> Text from SMC of ABYSS
> {written on 30.12.92}


Obviously a total loser with no idea of what's really going on
at Commodore.

> I think especially the A4000 price is good news for all of us!

No hope for $1200, at least not in 1993.

> Hmm, I'm not sure about my A4000 dreams anymore. Maybe I'll wait
> for the new wonder machine...

Don't expect new machines before 1994. And expect them to carry
a high price tag throughout 1994.

> Oh yes, of course this news should be taken with a grain of salt ;-)

A grain ? More like a pound of salt.

Holger

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Subject:      Re: Re[2]: DeepSpace9
              93 3:55 pm

BBOWLES writes:

>           I apologize to all the other I-Amiga users out there, but it
>           really steams me when someone gets on here and criticizes
>           something they have not even watched yet.  How anyone could
>           decide they don't want to watch the show based on the
>           "Teasers" is beyond me!

Well, since the "Teasers" are supposed to display the best part of a
show and get you to watch it and the "Teasers" for Space Rangers looked
ludicrous with lousy special effects (certainly not even close the to
the level of sophistication of either TNG or DS9) I have made the
determination for myself that the series is going to "suck".  I'd be
delighted to be proven wrong and if I hear that it was good I will
happily watch it.  The more GOOD sci-fi the better.  I just don't think
CBS (or NBC or ABC) are capable of it.  The major networks are in
trouble and I fear Space Rangers will be another example of why.  NBC in
my area has resorted to putting on half hour long infomercials in the
middle of a Saturday afternoon for example, is that hurting or what?

The DS9 "Teasers" have made me want to watch the series more and more
and I can't wait until tommorrow night.  I have not seen any Bab V
"Teasers", but the graphics I've seen posted have sparked my interest
enough to at least watch it.  Graphics does not a show make though, and
the type of plots as far as I know have not been alluded to yet.  I AM
willing to give that one a try.

BTW, I happen to like Bambi, it was a good movie, but I thought we were
talking sci-fi and trash TV?  How'd Bambi come into this discussion?
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From: etlinbe@cato.ericsson.se (Ian Bale)
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Subject: Looking for mail servers other than Archie.
Date: 5 Jan 93 12:01:29 GMT
Organization: Ericsson Cellular Division

Does anyone know of any mail servers similar to Archie. 

I am looking for something a bit more specific to the Amiga, and hopefully a little quicker replying than Archie. 

I do not have FTP access so please don't bother to send addressess of FTP sites.

Many thanks,
		Elfrick.

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Subject:      Re: ...

If you want to see a CNET BBS in action try Sanctuary BBS 414-426-3715 2400baud
   .23
From: etlinbe@cato.ericsson.se (Ian Bale)
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Date: 4 Jan 93 12:05:08 GMT
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I need a new KS2.04 Rom chip. I can get it mail order for 30 quid. Does anyone know of somewhere in the UK where I can get one cheaper by mail order.
Telephone number and price if possible.

Many Thanks,

		Elfrick.
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From:         JVENTOLA@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU
Subject:      Re: DTP & Graphics enhancers

What if any graphics enhancers are supported by DTP software is a
good question.  I notice that someone is advetising paper white high
resolution monitors by CBM for about $230 in Amiga World.  They have
over something like 680x1200 pixels.  I wonder how much better than
my IBM VGA monitor such a system would look with Propage?  Anyone know?

Of course, these have no color, so I would have to keep 3 monitors around:
my current VGA for most things, the old 2002 in case I want to do video
work, and the new one.  Still, it MIGHT be worth the hassle and a lot
cheaper than a good multisync, which would not have the same quality.

What do folks think of this idea?
 --Jim Ventola

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From:         JAKOBERE@UWSTOUT.BITNET
Subject:      AA Animation Speed

  Greetings,

I have read a few articles, and talked to a number of dealers that claim
the A1200 and A4000 can play back full frame animations at 30frames per
second in any mode. Is this true? The dealers can't prove it because they
sell every machine they get in.



I have doubts about anything I read till I see it myself.......Here is a
challange to anyone out there with a 1200 or 4000 and a VCR(NTSC). Create
a 30 frame anim in DPaint (HAM8,Hires, interlace, and overscan). Each frame
numbered 1-30 and airbrush sqiggles painted out to the corners of each frame
(to make a FULL frame anim). Record a few minutes of the looping animation
to tape (VHS is fine) and send it to me. I'll take the tape and transfer
it with burned in SMPTE time code and check to see how close to 30 frames
per sec is possible.

I'd be more than happy to report back here with the results.
Contact me directly for my mailing address.

Ed :-{

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From:         Alp <E63257@TRMETU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Games and Amiga
              5 Jan 1993 17:26:22 GMT from <jmpierce@WHALE.ST.USM.EDU>

      About the Cross-Over programs that transforms games to Amiga;

      If Street Fighter II had been produced with such a method;
      You could play it with Larry's speed..
      There may be such systems that can transforms games into Amiga;
      But It is obvious that neither Team17 nor Bullfrog use them..

      Alp
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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Power-Up Yeah Right....

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Subject: Power UP - YEAH RIGHT!!!!!!!!
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Hi all,
   The prices have yet to drop with the introduction of Commodore's Power
Up.  I have been calling and the biggest drop so far way $100.  Of course you
do get the neato software like AGA - Dpaint IV, and FC 1.3 (Good but Outdated).
Final Copy that is not Dpaint, it's up to date.

C'mon the retail prices drop, but not the mail order prices what's up here.

Lowest price I found on the A4000 in the U.S. was AmigaMan $2499.......

I'm not connected with them in any way.

-Nyle

P.S. If anyone has more facts on the Power Up dela I'd love to hear them.
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Subject:      Re: Re[4]: DeepSpace9

Nice speech Flasar.  Tucson agrees.
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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 68010 processor questions

>Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 16:44:29 +0000
>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!

Well, you don't just kick up the speed of the processor clock without a bit
more work (that's what AdSpeed is on a board and not just a couple replacement
components).   I would not suggest that you attempt to run your system at
12MHz, either, as you could really screw up syncronization with the chip bus.

There are several PD hacks to let you speed up your system to 14MHz (double
speed processor clock).  The problem with the cheaper ones is that unless
you floppy drives can step in 5ms you might have problems booting off of
floppy without patches.

That said, there are several files available ftp on wuarchive and the AmiNet
which describe how to speed up your A500.  One file is new14acc_4.lha
which seems to be the best but means building a small daughter board like
the commercial product AdSpeed.   There are others in the same directory.
(hard/hacks).

Hope this helps.

>
>
>Thanks in advance for reading this,
>
>
>Mark J Cargill (mjcargil@uk.ac.dundee.dux)


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From:         Amiga is power computing! <BURTON@IPFWCVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Games and Amiga

Yes there is a demo version on Amiga.physik. It will run perfectly
on your 3000, it works fine on mine.
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Subject:      CBM compentent to drive?

CBM apparently sell more PC`s than IBM, (True?), and the Amiga has a 47% share
of the total TV graphics market, so CBM can`t be doing so badly. Too be honest,
I think word of mouth is more important, would you believe ad hype, or the
advice of a friend? I would like to see CBM advertise more, simply as a
show of strength.
I have just used WB3, What a lovely little system. I was wavering for a while,
possibly buying a 486 66dx, but my mind is now set on an A1200, 80Meg HD,
68881 or 2 co-pro and some memory, and a PC emulator.

Anyone know much about the Emplant system, emulates MACII, (any mac upto a
Quadra), PC upto 486, sega megadrive, SNES, NES, Atari falcon, Atari 8 bit,
Atari ST, (Mega), and a host of others. all for the bargain price of #250.00
(Ex roms), and its A1200 compatable using the so far untouched PCMCIA slot.


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From:         Daniel Joseph Oak <jonin@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      Re: amiga 2000 rgb pinout wanted. :)
              "jorrit@UZ.KULEUVEN.AC.BE" at Jan 5, 93 12:58 pm

> >for the life of me, I cannot find my a2000 book, so could somebody be so kind
> >as
> >to post the pinouts to the rgb port on the 2000?  seeying as this might not
 be
> >something everybody wishes - an email to me would be cool too. :)
> >  ( Jonin@netcom.com )
> >   Thanks in advance. :)

> Isn't this information in your manual you received with your computer?

Ah - you didnt read the above message did you? :)  Think about it.

To all who have sent me the pinouts - Thanks!  I make the cable and everything
looks swell. :)

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From:         BBOWLES <bbowles@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Games and Amiga

          Try Maverick for backing up software.  They have lots of
          parms for protected games, and I think you can send your
          game to them and get it broken if they don't yet have the
          parms.
                                                    Brian
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Has anyone heard any details of RCS Management's new video card?

Carlos
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