Comments


    This bit of the 'MUG Guide' is simply  where we blow our own trumpets
    and list a few bits of praise we've  received over the last couple of
    years....  If  anyone wants to send in any valid criticisms of TI, we
    will more than happily print these as well.


 Bob Powell:
 ...it's good to see a  dedicated  music  forum which has
           a good sense of humour and at  the  same  time, is  able
           to  offer  good  advice and interesting articles, unlike
           another disk based mag which  always  seems to be rather
           straight-laced about everything...



 Andrew Lingham:
 ...I've been a regular purchaser  of all types of PD
           and Licenseware since I bought my  Amiga  four years
           ago and I can honestly  say that I consider TI to be
           one of  the  best  examples  of its genre. Packed to
           capacity  with   items  which  are  interesting  and
           informative and modules which would often  be  found
           on disks of their  own simply because of their sheer
           quality.  TI  is  a  brilliant  example  of  how  it
           should be done...  quality efforts produced by Amiga
           loving people who seem to know what they are talking
           about.



Clive Gardner:
  I really enjoyed TI7.  The  mag  seems to get better
         with each issue. Is there no stopping it?



James Crockett:
 I think you've  got the style and presentation of TI
        as perfect as possible.  It's  the  best looking and
        operating diskmag I've seen...



Peter Kwann:
 Here is mini review of TI - The mods are of a very high
        standard and the  editorial  content  in lively. I look
        forward to future issues. Keep it up!




Grant Mearns:
 ...ModSpot is now perfect,  I cannot  fault it at all.
           Coloured  text,   logical   codes   for  regulars  and
           newcomers, and a  good  whack of text for each review.
           The Christmas mods on TI4 were excellent,  the Memoirs
           articles (TI1993) were very entertaining and,  it's my
           humble opinion,  that  it  is  these sorts of articles
           that put TI  streets  ahead  of the rest. The "homely"
           feel you said you wanted to create is certainly paying
           off by  making  the  mag  so  much  more  relaxed  and
           entertaining to read.  Originally I wasn't too keen on
           this concept  at  the start, but I much prefer it now.
           You have made me see the light of day....




Matthew Horn:
....I only  wish you  had  named  that  lovely snowman
           featured on TI4's boot  up  picture  because  my three
           year old daughter has made me print it out for her and
           stick it on her bedroom wall. Any chance of seeing the
           easter bunny on TI6?...




Joseph Rosenski:
 ...I got hold of every  available issue of TI three
           days  ago.  All  these  disks  are  real  technical
           treasures  which  I can use for study and examples.
           I even liked your first volume...




Michael Richmond:
 I must congratulate  you  on  a superb magazine...
        Had I not started  to  read  your diskmag, I would
        not have continued producing music.  I was getting
        a bit disillusioned because I wanted to improve my
        music skills and let others listen to my music but
        I had no way of doing so.  TI  has  provided  just
        that - the  hope  of  getting  a  good  review  in
        Modspot section simply keeps me going...



Andrew Southgate:
 ....I can't believe how  you've managed to improve
            TI with every issue.  When  TI2 came out I thought
            "Well, this is how it's gonna be now, it can't get
            any better", I was proved wrong with TI3 and I was
            simply blown away with TI4.  The  new  menu system
            and improved  module  player  helped, but it's the
            quality of the  mods  and  articles  that make the
            magazine. Unlike other diskmags I have read, there
            is not ONE "filler"  article  in  TI. Each article
            has been  given  individual  attention, nothing is
            "shovelware",  all  the articles are written in an
            interesting and entertaining fashion and presented
            well  especially  considering  the  boundries of a
            text viewing programme.  The  commands  series was
            probably the  most  entertaining  tutorial  I have
            ever  read  and  on  the  strength  of  the FOPIII
            review, I  got  it straight away and really had to
            agree with every comment.   ModSpot  just improves
            every issue and  as  soon as TI gets the attention
            it deserves  from  the  computer press, it will be
            un-touchable...





     and finally...



 Tony Horgan (CU Amiga)
  If you're into OctaMED in a big way, there's plenty in
    TI to keep you happy.



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