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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Linus Akesson <[e-mail]>

On 01-Feb-99, Lisa Purcell ([e-mail]) wrote:
>From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>

>Hello
>I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
>I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
>Where and how to I get it?
>How do I use it?
>Many thanks
>-Lisa

Telnet? Well.. when two programs on the internet decide to communicate with
each other, they make a connection. They can then send and recieve
characters. A web browser for example will connect to the web server, where
another program (whose only purpose is to wait for a connection) will answer.
Your web browser sends some characters that, rather complexly, mean something
like "load index.html and give me the result". The two programs can thus
communicate with complex transfer protocols.

But if all you want to transfer IS characters, you don't need any protocol.
How about a program that displays all characters it recieves on the screen,
and that sends all characters you enter at the keyboard? That's what a Telnet
client does. You can use it to e.g. remote login to a unix computer, play
text based adventure games, chat 1-to-1 or whatever.

You can get one at aminet, just search for telnet.

Oh, and congratulations to a great choice of computer! I hope/suppose you
will find nothing but friends among us other amiga users!

Linus

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Wolfendoom

From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>

Hello Riccardo

On 30-Jan-99, you wrote:

> From: Riccardo Cretti <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello Larry!
>
> On 30-Gen-99, you wrote:
>
>> Hi.  I recently ran across some Wolfenstein wads for use with Doom2.  Has
>> anyone had any luck getting these to work?  In fact I havn't had any luck
>> with any custom wads.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Are you sure that is possible to run a port of Doom with Doom2 and a
> Wolfenstein wad?
> I remember when I used ADoom 1.2 with the commercial wad of Doom2
> and a custom wad, and worked perfectly.
> Maybe a corrupted wad?
> The Wolfenstein 3D wad aren't compatible with Doom2?
> You're using the Doom2 main wad of the shareware version?
>

The wads I am trying were made for Doom2.  They are not actually real
Wolfenstein wads.  When I find the website again I'll send it along to the
list to see if anyone else has tried these.  I did get one to work sort of.
It worked for about two or three minute and then is froze.  I'll have to try
some others.

I am using Adoom 1.2 with a registered Doom2 wad.

Regards,
Larry Miller

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Subject: [just-amiga] Amiga 2 PC

From: Loki <[e-mail]>

Hello,

   Does anybody know a way I can copy some files to the PC that
are bigger than 720K? A program to split and join, or a backup
program that works? (Like PCBackup) Or maybe something like
the SpanDisks option in ZIP?

I just wanna try out some Emulators :)

Thanks!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Ralph <[e-mail]>

Hello Thomas

On 30-Jan-99, you wrote:
snip-->
>> You can't have 50% with no probs and 50% with crashes
>
> Yam has a problem with the software used on some ISP's POP3 servers. It's
> nothing to do with the system Yam is running on. Marcel thinks he knows
> what the problem is (A buffer overrun), but he doesn't exactly seem to be
> in a hurry to fix it...

Yet again Ralph learns some thing that is going to help fill the virtual
space between his ears

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Amiga 2 PC

From: Willi Kusche <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 02-Feb-99, Loki wrote:

>   Does anybody know a way I can copy some files to the PC that
>are bigger than 720K? A program to split and join, or a backup
>program that works? (Like PCBackup) Or maybe something like
>the SpanDisks option in ZIP?

    I recommend hooking your Amiga and PC together with a null modem cable and
using PC2Amiga.  It allows you to access any directory on the PC as if it were
an Amiga directory.  Find it on Aminet as comm/misc/PC2Am308.lha.

Willi


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Wolfendoom

From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>

Hello Andrew

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

>
>   I belive that DoomII actually has 2 secret levels in Wolfenstein
> style (level 31&2 I think)
>
> Use 'IDCLEV31' etc.(dont quote me on that cheat though, havn't played

Thanks.  You remembered the correct level.  Guess this will give me
something to mess aorund with until I get the other wads sorted out.

In case you or anyone else is interested here is the web site that I got the
Wolfenstein (for Doom2) wads from.

http://www.doomworld.com/wolfendoom/index2.html

Regards,
Larry Miller


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Hilda <[e-mail]>

On 01-Feb-99, Lisa Purcell is alleged to have said...
>From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>

>Hello
>I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
>I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
>Where and how to I get it?
>How do I use it?
>Many thanks
>-Lisa

Welcom. I am known as the "list technical idiot" on another Amiga mailing
list - Pure Amiga - so let me try to explain this to you in my own simple-
minded way.

When you go on the internet, you use a program to log onto another computer
- your internet service provider, or ISP. Then you use a browser to go onto
the internet. Before the popularity of the internet, there used to be a lot
of computer bulletin boards - or BBS's -(there still are a few, but they are
not as popular now). To access a BBS, you would use a program called a
"dial-up" program that would connect you by phone to the computer that the
BBS was on. If the BBS was not local, you would have to pay for the long
distance phone call.

A "telnet" progam allows you to go directly into another computer. If the
other computer is a BBS, you are going directly there without the long
distance phone charge as you can go through your ISP. You can, if your ISP
allows it, log on to a friend's ISP and then telnet to your ISP. I do this
when I stay with my father in Texas. I log onto his ISP then telnet to
mine to read my e-mail. This is because my ISP has no phone numbers in
Texas and I save the long distance phone charge by having his ISP, in
effect, call my ISP.

IF you work for a company that has a computer and you want to work from
home, it may be possible to telnet into the computer at work. You can
also do this with some computers at universities or libraries. It can be
set up so that you are actually logged onto another computer thousands
of miles away from your own home computer. My husband used to telnet into
the mainframe computer his company had across the country and write
programs for it from home. Hundreds of programmers could all be telnetting
into this computer at once.

This is not something MANY computer users know about. I would venture
to say that your average person on the Web today has never even heard
of a telnet program, so it may not be something that you really need
to know about.

What  was it that you were trying to do that you thought a telnet
program would do for you?

Hildy

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Amiga 2 PC

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

>   Does anybody know a way I can copy some files to the PC that
> are bigger than 720K? A program to split and join, or a backup
> program that works? (Like PCBackup) Or maybe something like
> the SpanDisks option in ZIP?

   Zip them first.

   Split them with MUIjoin. (on aminet)


   This should create a load of files called

FILENAME.JAA
FILENAME.JAB
FILENAME.JAC
FILENAME.JAD
FILENAME.JAE

etc.


Make sure you copy them in the right order to the pc


then goto the directory on the PC where you copied them and type into
MS-DOS

COPY FILENAME.*/B FILENAME.ZIP

it should then print out:

FILENAME.JAA
FILENAME.JAB
FILENAME.JAC
FILENAME.JAD
FILENAME.JAE

Opperation sucsessful.

if it does the filenames in the wrong order and/or PKunzip won't unzip
it, you have to do

COPY FILENAME.JAA/B&FILENAME.JAB/B&FILENAME.JAC/B FILENAME.ZIP
      etc.

   (don't quote me on that last one though)



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Loki <[e-mail]>

Hello Hilda
     Hiya, Hilda... ,on 02-Feb-99 you wrote me about [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet! :)

H>> From: Hilda <[e-mail]>
H>>
H>> Then you use a browser
H>> to go onto the internet. Before the popularity of the internet, there
H>> used to be a lot of computer bulletin boards - or BBS's -(there still are
H>> a few, but they are not as popular now). To access a BBS, you would use a
H>> program called a "dial-up" program that would connect you by phone to the

`Termial Package' :), Saying `Dial-Up' program /seems/ more to refer to a
`Dialer' (TCPStack) such as Miami or AmTCP :)

I used to run a BBS :)

And what do you mean, `There still are a */few/*'? There are litterally
1000s!! You just gotta look for them, ever seen a Fido Node-List?
Granted, there are probably only about 10% of what there used to be,
but there are still lots about :))), and I still log-onto some from time
to time to chat with the SysOps' :)

H>> computer that the BBS was on. If the BBS was not local, you would have to
H>> pay for the long distance phone call.
H>>
H>> A "telnet" progam allows you to go directly into another computer.

If you want to try out TelNet, get a hold of AmTelNet which was with
the Lite version of NetConnect2 (There`s probably a demo on AmiNet, maybe)
which was on CUCD26. Then open your browser, point it to altavista
(www.altavista.com) and just search `TelNet'.. If you have the Lite/Full
version of NetConnect2 installed you will be presented with a set of
links that when clicked on will automatically fire-up AmTelNet for you,
and start the login procedure :) If you dont have the full instalation,
It can be setup in all the Amiga Browsers to automatically load AmTelNet.
But you could just get the Location and import it to AmTelNet manually :)

I dont think anybody else has said anything about getting onto a TelNet
sites on the Amiga, have they?

H>> This is not something MANY computer users know about. I would venture
H>> to say that your average person on the Web today has never even heard
H>> of a telnet program, so it may not be something that you really need
H>> to know about.

Erm, I can tell you *al*l the people I used (still do) know from
my BBS`in days know about TelNet, 1 person I know was actually going
to set one up :) But I agree, not that many pll know a lot about TelNet
and that definalty includes *me*, ehehehehe :)

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From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

> The wads I am trying were made for Doom2.  They are not actually real
> Wolfenstein wads.  When I find the website again I'll send it along to
the
> list to see if anyone else has tried these.  I did get one to work
sort of.
> It worked for about two or three minute and then is froze.  I'll have
to try
> some others.

> I am using Adoom 1.2 with a registered Doom2 wad.

   I belive that DoomII actually has 2 secret levels in Wolfenstein
style (level 31&2 I think)

Use 'IDCLEV31' etc.(dont quote me on that cheat though, havn't played it
for ages!)   As for the fact that these custom wads crash, well, um, I
have no idea. I'd email the author if I was you.


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Larry Miller wrote on 30-Jan-99:

|>> |>> Yam has a filter that seems easy to use, but one which dosn't work!
|>> |>Have you tried using a newer version of Yam?  I never could get the
|>> Sounds like a worthy tactic, I'll let you know if that works out.

|>Good luck.  Which release are you going to try, 5 or 6?  I can't seem to get
|>6 to work right.  It seems that a lot of users get a crash trying to
|>download a large number of articles and then a lot don't.  5 works perfectly
|>for me.  Maybe I'll be able to use the next one.

YAM 1.3.4 is the one I have which is good, YAM 1.3.5 is the new one
which seems the same. Niether will filter.
 It seems most likely to me that I'm doing it wrong.

All I do is goto 'config' and select the filter part. I create
a new filtering 'trick' with name and pattern, tell it to delete
it if it's in the subject and then from main yam I click 'filter'.
 No go.

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From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 31-Jan-99:

|>[Yam]
|>Yam has a problem with the software used on some ISP's POP3 servers. It's
|>nothing to do with the system Yam is running on. Marcel thinks he knows what
|>the problem is (A buffer overrun), but he doesn't exactly seem to be in a

 But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
do it, so it seems.

 It's a pest alright.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CD Rom Questions

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Dral

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

> I'm finally being forced into a corner! After fighting the
> inevitable for a year or so I'm now beginning to find it very hard to
> get certain software on floppy. For the first time I'm seriously
> thinking about buying a CD ROM.

Like me

> (I have an Amiga 1200 with Blizzard 1230 accelerator including 8
> megs of extra ram. Internal HD and two external floppy drives).

a bit like me

> Questions...
> (1) What needs to be done to fit an internal CD ROM? Can *anybody* do
> it or should only /experts/ do it?

internal? on a 1200? you can't. Where would you put it? do you see anywhere
that it would fit? You have 2 options.

External : you can either buy a pcmia slot one (hole on the left) or buy a
scsi interface and then add one. this will be faster and give you a scsi
chain. the surfsquirrle will also give you a faster serial port.

internal: put your 1200 in a tower, like me. this way you can add loads
more, cd drives, zips, more harddrives and it looks neater

> (2) Where does an external CD ROM plug into an A1200?

in the pcmia slot, on the left. or if the 1200 is in a tower, it can go onto
the ide socket (like your harddrive)

> (3) Most of all, does anybody have a list (or URL) which has a
> selection of CD ROMs, UK retailers and UK prices?

buy the latest amiga format magazine and have a look

www.powerc.com (or may be .co.uk ?)
www.eyetech.co.uk

> (4) Those who have a CD ROM already, what do you have and would you
> recommend it?

I too would like to know

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Lisa

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>

> Hello
> I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
> Where and how to I get it?
> How do I use it?
> Many thanks
> -Lisa

If you are new to computers, you do not want to be playing with telnet.

it is a piece of software which allows you to connect to bbs (bulliten board
systems) these are pretty old, and there are not many left now.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 01-Feb-99, Larry Miller wrote:

> Hello Ralph
> On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:
>> Hello Thomas
>> On 30-Jan-99, you wrote:
>> snip-->
>>>> You can't have 50% with no probs and 50% with crashes
>>>
>>> Yam has a problem with the software used on some ISP's POP3 servers.
It's
>>> nothing to do with the system Yam is running on. Marcel thinks he knows
>>> what the problem is (A buffer overrun), but he doesn't exactly seem to
be
>>> in a hurry to fix it...
>>
>> Yet again Ralph learns some thing that is going to help fill the virtual
>> space between his ears
>>
>
> If the ISP theory is true then why do I have a problem with release 6 and
my
> brother who is using the same internet provider and mail server (although
a
> different account) has no problem with it?

It only shows up when you have a certain number of emails (usually about
60). You might also find different accounts go to different POP3 servers.

Regards

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Riccardo Cretti <[e-mail]>

Hello Lisa!

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.

Ok.

> What is it?

Telnet allow you to use a remote server as if you are
really on the keyboard of this computer (but you aren't).

> Where and how to I get it?

You can use a program like AmTelnet 1.3.
It's available a shareware version on the Vaporware site at the
URL http://www.vapor.com

> How do I use it?

You insert the domain where you want to connect, and the port
that you want to use.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Linus Akesson <[e-mail]>

On 01-Feb-99, Matthew O'Neill ([e-mail]) wrote:
>From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

>Hi Lisa

>On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

>> From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>

>> Hello
>> I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
>> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
>> Where and how to I get it?
>> How do I use it?
>> Many thanks
>> -Lisa

>If you are new to computers, you do not want to be playing with telnet.

>it is a piece of software which allows you to connect to bbs (bulliten board
>systems) these are pretty old, and there are not many left now.

Noooo. That's wrong. BBSs is only _one_ thing you can do with telnet, you can
play on MUDs, remote login to unix-like (and many more) systems, use archie,
query internic, send (fake) email, read email (if you have a shell account
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 02-Feb-99, Rick Giles wrote:

> It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 31-Jan-99:

Yeah, like most things I write ;)

> |>[Yam]
> |>Yam has a problem with the software used on some ISP's POP3 servers.
It's
> |>nothing to do with the system Yam is running on. Marcel thinks he knows
what
> |>the problem is (A buffer overrun), but he doesn't exactly seem to be in
a
>
> But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
> do it, so it seems.

Nothing to do with filtering, but when Yam connects and says "Getting
statistics"

Regards

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>

Hello Ralph

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> From: Ralph <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello Thomas
>
> On 30-Jan-99, you wrote:
> snip-->
>>> You can't have 50% with no probs and 50% with crashes
>>
>> Yam has a problem with the software used on some ISP's POP3 servers. It's
>> nothing to do with the system Yam is running on. Marcel thinks he knows
>> what the problem is (A buffer overrun), but he doesn't exactly seem to be
>> in a hurry to fix it...
>
> Yet again Ralph learns some thing that is going to help fill the virtual
> space between his ears
>

If the ISP theory is true then why do I have a problem with release 6 and my
brother who is using the same internet provider and mail server (although a
different account) has no problem with it?

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From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Willi

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:


>    I recommend hooking your Amiga and PC together with a null modem cable
> and using PC2Amiga. It allows you to access any directory on the PC as if
> it were an Amiga directory. Find it on Aminet as comm/misc/PC2Am308.lha.

yep, this works brilliantly. I installed quake on my amiga like this :) took
1 hour though

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Rick

On 02-Feb-99, you wrote:

> But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
> do it, so it seems.

yeah, filtering happens offline, after the download is complete. unless you
mean the type where it happens server side, like spam filtering etc.

that works on freeserve :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Wolfendoom

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Larry Miller ([e-mail]) wrote:
> In case you or anyone else is interested here is the web site that I got
> the Wolfenstein (for Doom2) wads from.
>
> http://www.doomworld.com/wolfendoom/index2.html

I downloaded the "Second Encounter" .WAD; it works for me.  I use the
latest version of DoomAttack.

Unzip the .WAD, and use adeusf from Aminet to patch it with your Doom
II .WAD thusly:
  adeusf doom2.wad 2nd_enc.wad 2nd_enc_patched.wad

Stick the patched .WAD and the .DEH file into your Doom directory.
You should be able to start the game using:
  doomattack -wad doom2.wad -file 2nd_enc_patched.wad -deh 2nd_enc.deh

I haven't extensively playtested this, mind you; I've got onto the
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 02-Feb-99, Thomas Hurst wrote:

> On 02-Feb-99, Rick Giles wrote:
>
>> It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 31-Jan-99:
>
> Yeah, like most things I write ;)
>> But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
>> do it, so it seems.
>
> Nothing to do with filtering, but when Yam connects and says "Getting
> statistics"

Ummm, I'll complete that - it crashes on some POP3 servers.

Regards

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>

Hello Thomas

On 02-Feb-99, you wrote:


>> If the ISP theory is true then why do I have a problem with release 6 and
> my
>> brother who is using the same internet provider and mail server (although
> a
>> different account) has no problem with it?
>
> It only shows up when you have a certain number of emails (usually about
> 60). You might also find different accounts go to different POP3 servers.
>
I do get a lot more e-mails than he does.  Usually 150 to 175 per day.
However according to our prefs we both have the same mail server.  That is
unless mail gets redirected on the server side.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Wolfendoom

From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>

Hello Stephen

On 02-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> Larry Miller ([e-mail]) wrote:
>> In case you or anyone else is interested here is the web site that I got
>> the Wolfenstein (for Doom2) wads from.
>>
>> http://www.doomworld.com/wolfendoom/index2.html
>
> I downloaded the "Second Encounter" .WAD; it works for me.  I use the
> latest version of DoomAttack.
>
> Unzip the .WAD, and use adeusf from Aminet to patch it with your Doom
> II .WAD thusly:
>  adeusf doom2.wad 2nd_enc.wad 2nd_enc_patched.wad
>
> Stick the patched .WAD and the .DEH file into your Doom directory.
> You should be able to start the game using:
>  doomattack -wad doom2.wad -file 2nd_enc_patched.wad -deh 2nd_enc.deh
>
> I haven't extensively playtested this, mind you; I've got onto the
> third level so far (boy, this is difficult!) and it works up to this
> point.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

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From: Hilda <[e-mail]>
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From: Hilda <[e-mail]>

On 02-Feb-99, Loki is alleged to have said...

>H>> From: Hilda <[e-mail]>
>H>>
>H>> Then you use a browser
>H>> to go onto the internet. Before the popularity of the internet, there
>H>> used to be a lot of computer bulletin boards - or BBS's -(there still are
>H>> a few, but they are not as popular now). To access a BBS, you would use a
>H>> program called a "dial-up" program that would connect you by phone to the

>`Termial Package' :), Saying `Dial-Up' program /seems/ more to refer to a
>`Dialer' (TCPStack) such as Miami or AmTCP :)

Didn't know this. I use JR Comm daily and always heard it referred to as
a "dial up" program.  I use JR Comm to log-on to my shell account and use
the ISP's telnet client or TIN for usenet.

>I used to run a BBS :)
   ^^^^
My point, exactly :)

>And what do you mean, `There still are a */few/*'? There are litterally
>1000s!! You just gotta look for them, ever seen a Fido Node-List?
>Granted, there are probably only about 10% of what there used to be,
>but there are still lots about :))), and I still log-onto some from time
>to time to chat with the SysOps' :)

I don't know about fido-nodes, but around here, there is one semi-amiga BBS
for 300 miles...

There used to be 6-8 within a local calling area...

Hildy
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CD Rom Questions

From: "David McMinn" <[e-mail]>

> External : you can either buy a pcmia slot one (hole on the left) or buy a
> scsi interface and then add one. this will be faster and give you a scsi
> chain. the surfsquirrle will also give you a faster serial port.

You can also fit an external IDE device, as long as you have a buffered
interface and a long enough cable. Both of which you'd need if you put your
Amiga into a tower. (Unless you wnet SCSI.)

> > (3) Most of all, does anybody have a list (or URL) which has a
> > selection of CD ROMs, UK retailers and UK prices?

Go into a PC hardware store, and buy an ATAPI/(E)IDE CD ROM. Or a SCSI one
which suits the interface you have. It's all the same, just Amiga suppliers
charge more.

> > (4) Those who have a CD ROM already, what do you have and would you
> > recommend it?
>
> I too would like to know

 I recommened LG (Goldstar) CD ROMs. I've used them in many PCs and my Amiga,
and have never had any trouble with them. Very robust, quite nice looking (as
far as a CD ROM can look nice:). They even read CDRWs. And they're as cheap as
all the other makes of CD ROM out there.
 I've got a 16 speed IDE LG CDROM connected through a buffered 4-way interface
and using IDEFix97.


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CD Rom Questions

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Wednesday, February 03, 1999 11:29 AM, David McMinn
[SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
>  I recommened LG (Goldstar) CD ROMs. I've used them in many PCs and my
>  Amiga,
> and have never had any trouble with them. Very robust, quite nice
looking
> (as
> far as a CD ROM can look nice:). They even read CDRWs. And they're as
> cheap as
> all the other makes of CD ROM out there.
>  I've got a 16 speed IDE LG CDROM connected through a buffered 4-way
>  interface
> and using IDEFix97.

If you can find them, get a TEAC (e.g. the 532E). They do nice things like
CDDA extraction, reading raw Subchannels, etc.

Oliver

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Subject: [just-amiga] Terminus Script

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>


 Here's a chance to be useful!

I have created a terminus script to count rings on the phone, but I want to
log them so I can see it for later.
 Unfortunatly the logfile will not accept INTEGER VARIABLES, ie I can't
say:

log RingNumbers

but it's fine to say

log RingNumber$

because that would be a STRING VARIABLE.

 So what I need to know is how to convert an integer to a string.

      Cool Enough, TTFN!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Frank Bunton wrote on 31-Jan-99:

|>> and I must say, it's a bit quiet.
|>And one message already - if that keeps up it won't be quiet!!

I just got rid of two other onlists because they're too big. Even
with this one I wish yam's filter would work.
 This size is comfortable enough to keep.

|>> Let's hope the NG Amiga is as "Kickass" as they say it will be.
|>I am really looking forward to when I can revert to a new Amiga

 I wonder if you could tell me just briefly what it's going to do?

                                               Cool Enough, TTFN!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CD Rom Questions

From: Riccardo Cretti <[e-mail]>

Hello Dral!

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

> I'm finally being forced into a corner! After fighting the
> inevitable for a year or so I'm now beginning to find it very hard to
> get certain software on floppy. For the first time I'm seriously
> thinking about buying a CD ROM.

Good idea!

> (I have an Amiga 1200 with Blizzard 1230 accelerator including 8
> megs of extra ram. Internal HD and two external floppy drives).

> Questions...
> (1) What needs to be done to fit an internal CD ROM? Can *anybody* do
> it or should only /experts/ do it?

Internal? Impossible.
You can buy a Squirrel or a Surf Squirrel, plug it in the PCMCIA port, and
connect a SCSI CD ROM to it.
I did this with a Plextor 6x, and worked very well.
I _strongly_ suggest you to buy a tower for your Amiga.
I've bought a Power Tower and is a good tower, with a lot of space.

> (2) Where does an external CD ROM plug into an A1200?

Read above.

> (3) Most of all, does anybody have a list (or URL) which has a
> selection of CD ROMs, UK retailers and UK prices?

I don't know, sorry.

> (4) Those who have a CD ROM already, what do you have and would you
> recommend it?

Now I use a Samsung 32x CD ROM IDE in my Tower.
Is very cheap, works very well with data CDs and is excellent also with
the Audio CDs (CDDA).
Also Plextor and Creative are good.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Filters in YAM...

From: Loki <[e-mail]>

Hello,

   I only joined the list a while ago, and there has been a lot of mails
posted about using Filters in YAM. I`m using YAMP6 here, and
every single one of my filters works beautifully. I did have
some problems with a Remote filler I made to remove mail off my
server from me to mailing lists, to save downloading my own mails.
But I sorted that too!

Have I missed something?, Or are you all actually having probs with
the Filters?

Cya,..
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Amiga 2 PC

From: Srdan Kvrgic <[e-mail]>

Hello Loki

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Loki <[e-mail]>

> Hello,

>   Does anybody know a way I can copy some files to the PC that
> are bigger than 720K? A program to split and join, or a backup
> program that works? (Like PCBackup) Or maybe something like
> the SpanDisks option in ZIP?

Splitz&Jointz. There are versions both for PC and Amiga. Search the aminet,
or give me a shout and I'll throw them your way...

--

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   MicroCom 33.6 - 1.7 Gig - 4 x 200W       | *I* | refer to a new Amiga
   Mitsumi 24x CD-ROM - Cannon BJC250       | *G* | that kicks PCs all over
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Hi!

On 02-Feb-99, Larry Miller wrote:

> Hello Thomas
>
> On 02-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
>> It only shows up when you have a certain number of emails (usually about
>> 60). You might also find different accounts go to different POP3 servers.
>>
> I do get a lot more e-mails than he does.  Usually 150 to 175 per day.

As opposed to...? If it's less than about 60 then that'll be why.

> However according to our prefs we both have the same mail server.  That is
> unless mail gets redirected on the server side.

It's possible, but I don't really know enough about them to say that much.

Regards

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Subject: [just-amiga] CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Frank Bunton <[e-mail]>

Hey, Sankey seems to have started something here! And I have only just
been able to get back to it and put in another penny's worth.

Matthew O'Neill wrote:
>
> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi Frank  On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:
>
> > Well I must admit that I have given up using my beloved Amiga for web
> > surfing. I just cannot justify spending more money on my A1200 to try
> > and keep up with the rapid developments in software that Microsoft and
> > Netscape are doing - it was just hopeless trying to read web pages with
> > Amiga browsers.
>
> Why? only about 1% of web pages use all the fancy stuff, so why not?
>
> We have the best mailer and IRC program on any platform, and even PC users
> are jeleous of them. YAM and AMIRC, they cannot be beaten.
>
> As for hardware, an 030 card with 16megs cost about 100 quid

I have an A1200 OS3.1 with 68030/68882 8mb fast but I still find it is
nowhere near the performance on the web as the PC PentiumII 300 64mb
that I have access to for web surfing. My Amiga set up just cannot get
any where near the performance of the PC.

Maybe I could spend money as you suggest but I don't see any
justification until the new Amigas come out. And prices in Australia are
a lot higher than in UK or USA so what may be cheapish for you is rather
expensive for us.

The percentage of web pages use all the "fancy stuff" would depend on
what sort of web surfing you do. I agree that nearly all Amiga related
pages are designed for what the Amiga can handle but there is an awful
lot of non computer related web pages that can be surfed that are
designed for the latest Explorer and Netscape browsers.

Brian Foster said:-

> With no developement for the past 6 years the amiga would be
> in trouble with or without the internet. It is a tribute to
> the machine's greatness that there is any user base at all.
> If anything the intermet saved the amiga  because it kept a
> small core community of users together

I agree entirely with this comment. What would we do without Aminet and
all the mailing lists? And what would we do without all the faithful
developers who keep updating things like Directory Opus?

Sankey wrote:-

> I can't help, but feel sad at Your comment about "fancy stuff".
> For one thing, the "fancy stuff" is what is being written NOW,
> and is what is called progress

Spot on! And if the current Amigas can't let us keep up with progress
then unfortunately we have to use PC until the Amiga catches up. And a
lot of that "fancy stuff" can be very useful in some situations. For
instance, how else could I enter my tips in the weekly Australian Rules
Football tipping competition at http://www.afltips.com/ ??  (Come on the
Dons!!)

BTW a quick glance through the headers of e-mails in a couple of Amiga
mailing lists (not so much on this list but on others) shows quite a few
using PC mailing programs so come on, hands up all those who are using
PCs for the web!!.


Another area in which PC is far ahead of Amiga at the moment is the vast
amount of children's educational software on CD-ROM. I haven't seen
anything like it for Amiga in Australia. Is there much Amiga stuff
available in UK and USA? Some of the PC stuff is really fantastic for
kids.

Matthew O'Neill says:-

> It's called the Ami*NET* because stuff is uploaded every minute
> of the day via the *net*

And I never cease to be amazed at just how much new stuff is appearing
every day! Shows just how dedicated the Amiga user base is!

I think the Amiga windows system is STILL far superior to that (ugghh!)
PC Windows junk in many ways.

So come on Amiga - get a new one out soon and let us update to something
that will leave the PCs for dead!


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Subject: [just-amiga] Personal Paint loaders

From: Andrew Lowes <[e-mail]>

Does anybody know why the Personal Paint Gif loader/saver has been removed
from the Aminet?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Personal Paint loaders

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Andrew Lowes ([e-mail]) wrote:
> Does anybody know why the Personal Paint Gif loader/saver has been removed
> from the Aminet?

Probably due to a licensing problem.  Unisys hold patents on the
compression code used in GIF, and tend to demand large amounts of money
from anyone who publishes commercial software using the routines.
Cloanto tried to get round the problem by making the PPaint GIF plugin
free; I suspect that Unisys are clamping down on it.

I have this plugin (for PPaint 6.x) and can send it to you if you want.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Personal Paint loaders

From: Andrew Lowes <[e-mail]>


> Andrew Lowes ([e-mail]) wrote:
>>  Does anybody know why the Personal Paint Gif loader/saver has been
>>  removed from the Aminet?
>
> Probably due to a licensing problem.  Unisys hold patents on the
> compression code used in GIF, and tend to demand large amounts of money
> from anyone who publishes commercial software using the routines.
> Cloanto tried to get round the problem by making the PPaint GIF plugin
> free; I suspect that Unisys are clamping down on it.
>
> I have this plugin (for PPaint 6.x) and can send it to you if you want.
Regards

That would be great thanks.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Personal Paint loaders

From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>

Hello Andrew

On 06-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Andrew Lowes <[e-mail]>
>
>
>> Andrew Lowes ([e-mail]) wrote:
>>>  Does anybody know why the Personal Paint Gif loader/saver has been
>>>  removed from the Aminet?
>>
>> Probably due to a licensing problem.  Unisys hold patents on the
>> compression code used in GIF, and tend to demand large amounts of money
>> from anyone who publishes commercial software using the routines.
>> Cloanto tried to get round the problem by making the PPaint GIF plugin
>> free; I suspect that Unisys are clamping down on it.
>>
>> I have this plugin (for PPaint 6.x) and can send it to you if you want.
> Regards
>
> That would be great thanks.
>
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Oh, just forgot to mention:

To prep the "big drive" I recommend my HDInstTools.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: "Richard Lane" <[e-mail]>

Hi Stephen Williams,

In reference to "[just-amiga] Dust", <[e-mail]>

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi y'all
>
> Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
> on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
> Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
> I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
> effective they are, or if they're worth the money.
>

I use a small paint brush (about 1/2 inch wide) with a dab of
methylated spirits here, works wonders. :)

Those mini Vacuum cleaners IMHO are a waste of time. They're really
not powerfull enough to do anything useful.


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From: Kenneth Craig <[e-mail]>

Hello Stephen

On 13-Feb-99, Stephen Williams wrote:
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>
> Hi y'all
>
> Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
> on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
> Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
> I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
> effective they are, or if they're worth the money.
>

Don't bother buying on of those small computer vacuums as a large vacuum
with a hose attachment does just as well, and you can use it to do other
cleaning.
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From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>

Hi Oliver,

> From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>
>
> > Well actually I think this info would be welcomed by many Amiga users
> > and should be posted publicly here! I think we all have this problem
> > with html 'garbage' posted to us by PC users and... I for one would
> > love to explain to them exactly how to stop it.
>
> Okay, that's easy:
>
> Tools->options...
> Send...
> Mail Sending Format: Plain Text
> News Sending Format: Plain Text

Good grief - it's that easy!! Looks like I was right about severe
ineptitude then..

Thanks,

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Date: 13 Feb 99 17:21:36 +0100
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From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>

Oliver Kastl ([e-mail]) wrote:

>To prep the "big drive" I recommend my HDInstTools.
>It is ">4GB safe" and is available on my Website for free.

Someone care to enlighten me to why this happens (nothing to do with
HDinsttools though):

I'm using a Buddha IDE-interface in my A3000 and am trying to use two things
on it, on separate IDE-channels. One 500 meg harddisk and one CD-changer.
So far, no problem. I can access one or the other but not at the same time!
If the CD-changer is attached to the Buddha, the harddisk is invisible to
every program that inquires the bus to what devices it has. Remove the
changer and I can do whatever I please to the harddisk. I really don't
understand this since both channels seem to work just fine.

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From: jack york <[e-mail]>

Hello Andrew

On 12-Feb-99, Andrew McCombe wrote:
> From: "Andrew McCombe" <[e-mail]>
>
> try metaview - I think you have to register it to batch convert stuff, but
> it does handle eps's.

I installed it but it doesn't recognize the image.  I get an unknown
filetype message.  The docs mention the program is able to convert to EPS
but the list of types that can be read in doesn't include EPS.  Were you
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>

On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Stephen Williams wrote:

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi y'all
>
> Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
> on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
> Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
> I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
> effective they are, or if they're worth the money.

I live in a very dusty area and have to frequently turn the keyboard
upside down and give it a hard shake to knock out the bread crumbs etc. I
then use a Q-tip & rubbing alcohol or just a soft cloth damp with dish
soap to mop up the remains. It looks like most of the grim on keyboards
is a combination of human finger oils and hot dog splatters.

When in real trouble... (I have to pull the key cap up... ) I use one of
those IC chip removers and gently pry all the caps off... work each key
until it looks brand new, Qtips usually do the rest.. and light wax for
the sticky key. Disassembling a keyboard to clean out the dust bunnies
once in a blue moon should be seen as a long term investment.

Of course all of this is moot if you have a wedge designed keyboard:)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: "Andy Kinsella" <[e-mail]>

Stephen Williams said this...

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi y'all
>
> Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
> on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
> Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
> I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
> effective they are, or if they're worth the money.

I use cotton wool and an alcohol solution. Works a treat.

I once bought a used Amiga that was filthy. I had to completely strip
it down and take off all the keys and throw the lot in the bathtub and
get scrubbing 8]

> -Stephen
>

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Brian Foster <[e-mail]>

Hello SANKEY

On 30-Jan-99, you wrote:

> From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi, alll
>          I've been on this list for about a week, now, and I must
> say, it's a bit quiet. --------- So, to liven things up a bit, I
> thought I would run the following thought past You all :-
>
> I think, the biggest, if not, the ONLY factor, in the demise of the
> "classic" Amiga user - base is this thing we are all on ---------
> *THE INTERNET!!!!*

With no developement for the past 6 years the amiga would be in trouble with
or without the internet. It is a tribute to the machine's greatness that
there is any user base at all. If anything the intermet saved the amiga  because
it kept a small core community of users together. Without the internet that
community may not have existed at the time of the Gateway purchase and
Gateway may have opted to take the patents and do nothing.

Brian



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering In Secret

From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 06-Feb-99, Rick Giles wrote:

> From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>
>
> It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 03-Feb-99:
>
> |>Yeah, like most things I write ;)
>
> I might have to agree...

:)

> |>> But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
> |>> do it, so it seems.
> |>Nothing to do with filtering, but when Yam connects and says "Getting
> |>statistics"
[SNIP]
> ))Ummm, I'll complete that - it crashes on some POP3 servers.
>
> Uhh, now I understand what you dudes were talking about.
> Can't blame me for not knowing how it works, yam docs don't tell.

Heh, yeah, this is related to bug in Yam that causes it to crash when you
try to downloaed more than 60 mails.

Regards

Tom
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & AND DEBATE (PART 2)

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi SANKEY
>
> On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
> > Now ---- what's all this I have been reading, regarding a so called
> > "protest" about BT phone charges?????
> > All due respect, and all that --- BUT, a one day strike !!!!! Do Me a
> > favour --- that's about as much use as a chocolate teapot!!!!!!!
>
> This has been planned for weeks, maybe months. An organisation called
> unmetred.org trying to get rid of all the per minute charges, like most
> american phone companies have
>
> Regards
> --
> HTTP://www.myamiga.freeserve.co.uk/
> Matthew O'Neill  -  MashMan
>
>
Yeh, that's the one I was reading about. The instigator was someone
who was fed up paying 700 quid per quarter for his web calls -- right?

A few things spring to mind here :-
1/ He should try to get out more --- it's a BIG world out there.

2/ His intentions may well be sound, but the methods? Nah, not a
chance!! All that will happen, is people will "double up" the next
Sunday, or even worse, go on - line the following day (at peak time!!)
When will we Brits learn that the Internet is a tool, AND NOT a
substitute for a social life ? BT will laugh all the way to the bank,
until some PROPER competition comes along.

3/ If an American phone company charged the ammounts BT charged, do
You think the Yanks would call a one day Internet strike? NO they
would be laying Capitol Hill to siege !!! and banging on Billy boys'
door (WITHOUT the "kneepads on :-)) If it happened in France, there
would be riots in the streets, and barricades at the ports -- In
Britain ---- a one day strike (yawn!!!)

A far better approach, in My opinoin would be to unplug the modem from
the computer for, not just a day ---BUT FOR *AT LEAST* THREE MONTHS!!
THEN see BT come up with a better deal for us all --- they've gotten
away with it for far too long now. It may seem a bit of a drastic
measure, but, as the saying goes "No pain -- no gain" But, I honestly
can't see it happening, at least not for a while, and not by what the
people of Britain are prepared to do about it.

Just a few comments to "keep the pot boiling" :-)

Sankey




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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: "Andy Kinsella" <[e-mail]>

Matthew O'Neill said this...

> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi Hilda
>
> On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
> >> Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
> >> by chance :)?
>
> > Nope!
>
> > Hildy
> > A single redhead with an Amiga :)
>
> Is it true that women with read hair also.......
>
> ;)

It's true that blokes with red hair have big. . . . . .;)


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Personal Paint loaders

From: Mark Tierno <[e-mail]>

Hello Andrew

On 05-Feb-99, Andrew Lowes wrote:
> From: Andrew Lowes <[e-mail]>
>
> Does anybody know why the Personal Paint Gif loader/saver has been removed
> from the Aminet?
Probably because GIF is a proprietary format which is now being enforced by
the copyright owners; you can't use it in a program anymore unless you pay
a fee.  A lot of programs have been taking out their GIF support because of
this and going to PNG.  I'm surprised that it wasn't removed from Aminet
earlier.

-LAter
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>


On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> *CURSES!!!!!!* got Me on that one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
> But the Aminet is out on a regular basis, on CD?

Ermm excuse me mr.mistake but how do you think aminet is produced?
it is an online source, people upload, so how to you suggest the
Aminet CD is produced if we all hadn't got online like you think would
have been better for the Amiga? Right people buy the CD and don't
have internet connection, but who is providing the files to ONLINE
aminet?

You are crazy!

Bibi!
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Hilda

On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:

>> Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
>> by chance :)?

> Nope!

> Hildy
> A single redhead with an Amiga :)

Is it true that women with read hair also.......

;)

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Subject: [just-amiga] How to submit to Yahoo?

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

Ok. Ok. this isn't really Amiga related but does anyone know how to
submit sites to Yahoo? the .com site, I can't seem to find any option
except help on submitting but that doesn't actually say where to
go or click.

I need to sumbit the AIO site as soon as i get the registered domain
and another -secret- site that i'm working on ;) shhhh. nudge, nudge,
wink, wink :) You'll find out soon enough.....

Any help is greatly welcome!

Toodle Pip!
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello Chris
>
> On 06-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
> > From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>
> >
> > On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:
> >
> >> From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>
> >>
> >> Hello
> >> I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
> >> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
> >> Where and how to I get it?
> >> How do I use it?
> >> Many thanks
> >> -Lisa
> >
> > This question has already been answer but i'll put it in my words :)
> >
> > Telnet is a form of connecting two computer terminals over the internet,
> > when logging onto the internet you are given an IP address, this
> > can be Static (same each time you logon) or dynamic (Changes each
> > time) - It is sort of like a telephone number which locates you on the
> > internet and where all things you do and request are sent to.
> >
> > With telnet you would connect to another computer terminal at
> > their IP address, eg 64.222.531.224 - Telnetting has many uses,
> > but really you should only use it if you have a certain purpose for
> > doing so, this is usually access to Bulletin Board Systems etc
> > to gain files, these are open to anyone but it is rare to find a
> > BBS connected 24hours. You can also connect to other terminals
> > like Shells. These are usually PC or Unix based systems.
> >
> > Unless you have a reason for connecting to some other computer
> > on the internet then this isn't really an important part of the
> > internet.
> >
> > Regards!
>
> The main reason one needs telnet is because many providers require it to
> upload webpages for websites.
> Regards
> --
> ErikB
>
>
Also, does it not have it's uses in allowing access to One's
mailserver, to delete mails from there ?

Sankey

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: How to submit to Yahoo?

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Chris

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> Ok. Ok. this isn't really Amiga related but does anyone know how to
> submit sites to Yahoo? the .com site, I can't seem to find any option
> except help on submitting but that doesn't actually say where to
> go or click.

I can't find it at all! a few years ago there wa a link called submit which
took you straight to the form, but no more. I recommend doing a search on
"submit" you will get a couple of dodgey ones, but the rest will be free
sites where you enter the details and it will submit your site to every
search engine going. beware of the ones which charge you!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>

> From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello Matthew
>
> On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
> > From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
> >
> > Hi Hilda
> >
> > On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
> >
> >>> Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
> >>> by chance :)?
> >
> >> Nope!
> >
> >> Hildy
> >> A single redhead with an Amiga :)
> >
> > Is it true that women with read hair also.......
> >
> > ;)
> >
> > Regards
>
> I thought this was -Just amiga-  not  -Lonely singles making out via
> e-mail-
> Regards
> --
> ErikB

Ah... but the thing is we're all gaga now 'cos Hildy describes herself
as 'A single redhead with an Amiga' - funny though 'cos I could have
sworn that you said your husband had a passion for his mainframe a
couple of mails back Hildy!?

Nick - a scruffy brown-hair bloke with an Amiga...

BTW EricB you're not my long lost brother of the same name?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: How to submit to Yahoo?

From: Paul Venton <[e-mail]>

Hello

To submit on Yahoo! you need to first be in a category that relates to the submission.  Then you will see the infamous Add URL button.

If you need any help, let me know.

I have submitted our business sites to many, many search engines.  The best/quickest/easiest appears to be Alta Vista.


Bye for now

Paul

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Subject:    [just-amiga] Re: How to submit to Yahoo?

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Chris

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> Ok. Ok. this isn't really Amiga related but does anyone know how to
> submit sites to Yahoo? the .com site, I can't seem to find any option
> except help on submitting but that doesn't actually say where to
> go or click.

I can't find it at all! a few years ago there wa a link called submit which
took you straight to the form, but no more. I recommend doing a search on
"submit" you will get a couple of dodgey ones, but the rest will be free
sites where you enter the details and it will submit your site to every
search engine going. beware of the ones which charge you!

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Hello Chris

On 06-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>
>
> On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
>> From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>
>>
>> Hello
>> I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
>> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
>> Where and how to I get it?
>> How do I use it?
>> Many thanks
>> -Lisa
>
> This question has already been answer but i'll put it in my words :)
>
> Telnet is a form of connecting two computer terminals over the internet,
> when logging onto the internet you are given an IP address, this
> can be Static (same each time you logon) or dynamic (Changes each
> time) - It is sort of like a telephone number which locates you on the
> internet and where all things you do and request are sent to.
>
> With telnet you would connect to another computer terminal at
> their IP address, eg 64.222.531.224 - Telnetting has many uses,
> but really you should only use it if you have a certain purpose for
> doing so, this is usually access to Bulletin Board Systems etc
> to gain files, these are open to anyone but it is rare to find a
> BBS connected 24hours. You can also connect to other terminals
> like Shells. These are usually PC or Unix based systems.
>
> Unless you have a reason for connecting to some other computer
> on the internet then this isn't really an important part of the
> internet.
>
> Regards!

The main reason one needs telnet is because many providers require it to
upload webpages for websites.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Copying problem

From: Richard Buckingham <[e-mail]>

Every time I try to copy a disk I keep getting an error message saying
"Error on destination disk" then " Error validating disk  Key 1587
ckecksum error." I have formatted the disks and I have tried quite a
few different disks.  Could anyone email me back if they knoy the
answer.
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From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>

Hello Andrew

On 06-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: "Andrew McCombe" <[e-mail]>
>
>
>
>> Every time I try to copy a disk I keep getting an error message saying
>> "Error on destination disk" then " Error validating disk  Key 1587
>> ckecksum error." I have formatted the disks and I have tried quite a
>> few different disks.  Could anyone email me back if they knoy the
>> answer.
>
>
> may be a fault on the floppy drive, the heads are faulty - tryied a
> different drive?
>
> Or worse... some old virus like lamer exterminator or saddam virus....

these viruses gave those problems.
however this was pre-3.0....
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 07-Feb-99, SANKEY wrote:
[SNIP]
>> Moan over!
>
> Yeh, --- for now, just wait 'til c & d part 3 :-)

Quick, postban him! We can't have any debate on a mailing list! ;)

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Subject: [just-amiga] 4.5gigs

From: ken <[e-mail]>

Is anyone using a 4.5 gig Quantum HD on their a3k ? I just picked one up
today, but had no idea 4 gig was the max. I ran across something called
giga.device on aminet, says the big drive needs to be dev 0. Thats all fine
and good, but my a3k looks at dev0 to boot from. I've tried hooking a system
up to a floppy, a 100 meg hd, and a 1.3 gig (almost shot Quantum HD).
The 100 is dev 6, the 1.3 gig also is dev 6. giga device (until registered can
only access as dev/unit 0..

Anyone else hooked up with a gig drive over 4 gigs ?


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: How to submit to Yahoo?

From: Jimothy <[e-mail]>

Hi Matthew

On 06-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

> Hi Chris

> On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

>> Ok. Ok. this isn't really Amiga related but does anyone know how to
>> submit sites to Yahoo? the .com site, I can't seem to find any option
>> except help on submitting but that doesn't actually say where to
>> go or click.

You can register your site with ukplus really easy,
just click on the Add A Site button and fill in the form
also you get the option to register with many other search
engines at the same time.

Also Yahoo is quite straightforward just make sure that
you are in the catagory which best fits your site then
click Add Url.

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>Every time I try to copy a disk I keep getting an error message saying
>"Error on destination disk" then " Error validating disk  Key 1587
>ckecksum error." I have formatted the disks and I have tried quite a
>few different disks.  Could anyone email me back if they knoy the
>answer.


may be a fault on the floppy drive, the heads are faulty - tryied a
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From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

> From: Richard Buckingham <[e-mail]>

> Every time I try to copy a disk I keep getting an error message saying
> "Error on destination disk" then " Error validating disk  Key 1587
> ckecksum error." I have formatted the disks and I have tried quite a
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> answer.
> Thank you very much.
> Richard Buckingham

   What are you using? Disk copy?

It is a DOS disk your trying to copy isn't it?


   Have you tried copying all the files from one disk to your harddrive,
and then copying them all back onto a blank disk?

See ya.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filters in YAM...

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Loki wrote on 04-Feb-99:

Thomas Hurst just sent me an interesting message in our list that
might change this one to you I'd already written. It seems possible
that the filtering does happen on the server and that there is no
way of knowing it worked without outside help.
 The filter button on main screen dosn't do anything. Time will tell
me if it's true.

|>   I only joined the list a while ago, and there has been a lot of mails
|>posted about using Filters in YAM. I`m using YAMP6 here, and

I've only been joined one or maybe two weeks myself and the first
thing I remember doing is bringing up this question. Even though
I've grabed the latest aminet YAM13_5.lha (YAM 1.3.5) it just
dosn't work.
 But it's really easy to operate!

|>every single one of my filters works beautifully. I did have
|>some problems with a Remote filler I made to remove mail off my
|>server from me to mailing lists, to save downloading my own mails.
|>But I sorted that too!

Well that sounds even better!
 You've missed nothing, if you wouldn't mind telling me how to
remove them directly then I'm in business.

ps Does your yam deal with over 60 messages? I think it was when I got
170 one day that I first tryed using it. Could be wrong, but now I
have 10/20 it sure dosn't work.

                                               Cool Enough, TTFN!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Matthew O'Neill wrote on 03-Feb-99:


|>> But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
|>> do it, so it seems.
|>yeah, filtering happens offline, after the download is complete. unless you
|>mean the type where it happens server side, like spam filtering etc.

Thomas Hurst suggests that yam tells the server to do it.
Yam suggests that it does it, by the press of its button. Except
 it never acts.
I suggest that my filters have been working since the deselected
 subjects havn't appeared in the amiga mail list recently.

You swing things back again. If it is indeed done offline and so
isn't working at all I don't really care. The object of my plan
is now to have what you call 'spam filtering' because I really
care about wasting online time and it would be better not to have
to retrieve something in order to destroy it.

So if you can help there, please do. Or is it something you have
to pay the isp to do?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 06-Feb-99, Rick Giles wrote:

> It's simply incredible what Matthew O'Neill wrote on 03-Feb-99:
>
>
> |>> But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
> |>> do it, so it seems.
> |>yeah, filtering happens offline, after the download is complete. unless
you
> |>mean the type where it happens server side, like spam filtering etc.
>
> Thomas Hurst suggests that yam tells the server to do it.

When? Server side filtering is very simple, and mainly designed for killing
spam, irritating posts from people you don't like etc. It does this by using
the TOP command to download headers and deciding what to do with the mail
depending on what your filter does.

> Yam suggests that it does it, by the press of its button. Except
> it never acts.

It won't work if your POP3 server doesn't support the TOP command. moving
mail won't work, either, as stated in the docs.

> You swing things back again. If it is indeed done offline and so
> isn't working at all I don't really care. [...]

Filtering into different folders occurs after disconnecting from the server,
yes.

> So if you can help there, please do. Or is it something you have
> to pay the isp to do?

If it doesn't work, chances are your POP3 server doesn't support the TOP
command - bug your ISP about it. Some ISP's support automatic server-side
filtering, which is handy for killing posts from irritating people.

Regards

Tom
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Subject: [just-amiga] Filtering In Secret

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 03-Feb-99:

|>Yeah, like most things I write ;)

I might have to agree...

|>> But dosn't the filtering happen offline? The isp dosn't actually
|>> do it, so it seems.
|>Nothing to do with filtering, but when Yam connects and says "Getting
|>statistics"

If that's true then how do I know it's not working, maybe it has
been. I'll just have to see if any declined message subjects
are through and let you know!

I do know that there is a filter button on the main screen and that
it never does anything to the current messages.


I can see no trace of towerization or of DTP suggestions since
my last mail run on 2nd of feb.
 It might be working after all! You'll have to tell me if this
is a fact though.

))Ummm, I'll complete that - it crashes on some POP3 servers.

Uhh, now I understand what you dudes were talking about.
 Can't blame me for not knowing how it works, yam docs don't tell.

Yeah, I do think it might be working for me after all.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: How to submit to Yahoo?

From: "Malcolm Harnden" <[e-mail]>

Sun, 31 Jan 1999 15:45:04 +0100
[just-amiga] How to submit to Yahoo?
Hi Chris Seward

This *PPC* owner and program buyer reply`s to your....
------------------------------------------------------


> From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>
>
> Ok. Ok. this isn't really Amiga related but does anyone know how to
> submit sites to Yahoo? the .com site, I can't seem to find any option
> except help on submitting but that doesn't actually say where to
> go or click.
>
> I need to sumbit the AIO site as soon as i get the registered domain
> and another -secret- site that i'm working on ;) shhhh. nudge, nudge,
> wink, wink :) You'll find out soon enough.....
>
> Any help is greatly welcome!

Cannot remember the url but try http://www.register.it or similar.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering In Secret

From: "Andy Kinsella" <[e-mail]>

Rick Giles said this...

> From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

> I can see no trace of towerization or of DTP suggestions since
> my last mail run on 2nd of feb.
>  It might be working after all! You'll have to tell me if this
> is a fact though.

I'm sorry if I have missed somewhat here; but why would you want to filter
out those subjects?

Subjects often change without people actually changing the subject line;
and you could be missing something usefull. . .




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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>
>
> Someone fill in his name, sharkey or shanky.. whatever!

It's Sankey ------- *MISTER* Sankey to You, dude !!!!!!!! :-)


> > machine with only the internet in mind. Not quite the same glow of
> > satisfaction there is there? I know there are valid reasons why the
> > software isn't up to scratch, even the hadware is a bit "flakey" , in
> > as much as You need to bolt things on, in a heath robinsonesque way.
> > But, giving reasons why, doesn't alter the fact that the internet (I
> > feel) has done more harm, than good to the amiga community. It's a bit
>
> I don't really see where you are basing your facts.

What's the phrase I am looking for here ? --- Ah yes ---" There are
none so blind as those who will not see" If You look at the subject
line above, it reads "controversy & *debate" Now, I won't insult Your
intelligence, by writing the definition of "debate", just try to keep
up with the next installment ---- coming to a monitor near You
REAL SOON !!!!!!!!!!!!! (Entitled C & D PART 3) You won't like
THAT ONE, I don't think !!!!!!!!!!!!

>
> They are just a very few... sor first before you open your mouth check
> that what your saying is at least a bit correct.


I won't even dignify that last comment with a reply

>
> > Talking of the Amiga community, does it annoy anyone else when You see
> > an article in the Amiga press that goes along the lines of "I have
> > this A500, with 1meg ram, and a broken mouse, and dirty keyboard. I am
>
> Hmm, doesn't this paragraph always end up in Amiga format? I think
> Mr.Shankey/Sharkey has been doing a bit of copying. Sly.

D'ya know, I knew --- just *KNEW* as I was writing that last bit,
about the non - upgraders, that I had heard it /somewhere/ before
thanks for letting Me know --- I must re-read all the old issues again
to see what I can come up with next time for You :-)

>
> Moan over!

Yeh, --- for now, just wait 'til c & d part 3 :-)

Sankey

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Hilda <[e-mail]>

On 05-Feb-99, Chris Seward is alleged to have said...
>From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>


>> Hildy

>Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
>by chance :)?

Nope!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>

Hello Chris

On 06-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>
>
> On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
>> From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>
>>
>> Hello
>> I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
>> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
>> Where and how to I get it?
>> How do I use it?
>> Many thanks
>> -Lisa
>
> This question has already been answer but i'll put it in my words :)
>
> Telnet is a form of connecting two computer terminals over the internet,
> when logging onto the internet you are given an IP address, this
> can be Static (same each time you logon) or dynamic (Changes each
> time) - It is sort of like a telephone number which locates you on the
> internet and where all things you do and request are sent to.
>
> With telnet you would connect to another computer terminal at
> their IP address, eg 64.222.531.224 - Telnetting has many uses,
> but really you should only use it if you have a certain purpose for
> doing so, this is usually access to Bulletin Board Systems etc
> to gain files, these are open to anyone but it is rare to find a
> BBS connected 24hours. You can also connect to other terminals
> like Shells. These are usually PC or Unix based systems.
>
> Unless you have a reason for connecting to some other computer
> on the internet then this isn't really an important part of the
> internet.
>
> Regards!

The main reason one needs telnet is because many providers require it to
upload webpages for websites.
Regards
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Subject: [just-amiga] Microsoft Outlook Express HTML off?

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

A friend has really started to annoy me with his stupid
Microsoft Outlook Express program, it sends a copy of his message
in HTML like Gavin Williams, anyway looking through the past
JUST-AMiGA archives I can't seem to find the message that told
him how to turn it off, I'd appreciate it if someone could email
me privately to let me know what menu etc it is in so I can get him
to turn it off.

Don't want to rubbish the list with PC trash so email me at
*[e-mail]*

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>


On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:

> It's Sankey ------- *MISTER* Sankey to You, dude !!!!!!!! :-)

Ok, then mr. shankey. Sorry about the mistake first time, oh laugh
laugh, i'm just soooo f-u-n-n-y... i think not!

> What's the phrase I am looking for here ? --- Ah yes ---" There are
> none so blind as those who will not see" If You look at the subject
> line above, it reads "controversy & *debate" Now, I won't insult Your
> intelligence, by writing the definition of "debate", just try to keep

Hmm debate, people talking and giving ideas about a certain
topic, debating.. well when I debate i usually say things that ring
maybe just a little tiny bit true.

> up with the next installment ---- coming to a monitor near You
> REAL SOON !!!!!!!!!!!!! (Entitled C & D PART 3) You won't like
> THAT ONE, I don't think !!!!!!!!!!!!

I am always re-assured because I have the ban button, now we
wouldn't want it to come to that, kidding! don't take this too seriously
kids.

> I won't even dignify that last comment with a reply

I bet thats nice for you?

> D'ya know, I knew --- just *KNEW* as I was writing that last bit,
> about the non - upgraders, that I had heard it /somewhere/ before
> thanks for letting Me know --- I must re-read all the old issues again
> to see what I can come up with next time for You :-)

Well when i buy the LATEST copy I normally read it, thats what you
do you know, shock horror, have you just woke up and realised
what the AF is for? well you don't have to read old issues to
notice they say that nearly every issue.

> Yeh, --- for now, just wait 'til c & d part 3 :-)

Well Swankey, we can all be sarcastic b'stards now and again so
in the old school teacher phrase, "don't try and be clever with
me"

I'll just crawl back under my stone now thankyou :)
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

Someone fill in his name, sharkey or shanky.. whatever!

> machine with only the internet in mind. Not quite the same glow of
> satisfaction there is there? I know there are valid reasons why the
> software isn't up to scratch, even the hadware is a bit "flakey" , in
> as much as You need to bolt things on, in a heath robinsonesque way.
> But, giving reasons why, doesn't alter the fact that the internet (I
> feel) has done more harm, than good to the amiga community. It's a bit

I don't really see where you are basing your facts. The internet is
a savour for the Amiga, firstly, things like Team *Amiga* along with
many mailing lists etc would not run. Amiga users would still be sending
off a few quid in a piece of card to PD librarys to get less files for
more money than they could from the internet. Online magazine would
not exist which would only leave Amiga format and the odd other printed
mail order mags. You could not meet Amiga buffs on irc, post costs
alot more in the long run and takes alot longer. You can get beta
testers and have a reply within days instead of weeks or months.

They are just a very few... sor first before you open your mouth check
that what your saying is at least a bit correct.

> Talking of the Amiga community, does it annoy anyone else when You see
> an article in the Amiga press that goes along the lines of "I have
> this A500, with 1meg ram, and a broken mouse, and dirty keyboard. I am

Hmm, doesn't this paragraph always end up in Amiga format? I think
Mr.Shankey/Sharkey has been doing a bit of copying. Sly.

Moan over!
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

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> Hildy

Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
by chance :)?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

On 01-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Lisa Purcell <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello
> I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
> Where and how to I get it?
> How do I use it?
> Many thanks
> -Lisa

This question has already been answer but i'll put it in my words :)

Telnet is a form of connecting two computer terminals over the internet,
when logging onto the internet you are given an IP address, this
can be Static (same each time you logon) or dynamic (Changes each
time) - It is sort of like a telephone number which locates you on the
internet and where all things you do and request are sent to.

With telnet you would connect to another computer terminal at
their IP address, eg 64.222.531.224 - Telnetting has many uses,
but really you should only use it if you have a certain purpose for
doing so, this is usually access to Bulletin Board Systems etc
to gain files, these are open to anyone but it is rare to find a
BBS connected 24hours. You can also connect to other terminals
like Shells. These are usually PC or Unix based systems.

Unless you have a reason for connecting to some other computer
on the internet then this isn't really an important part of the
internet.

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Ok, this isn't Amiga related but its my first attempt at HTML and was
made on an Amiga so here goes....

Kournikova Heaven is a new web page dedicated to the 17 year
old teen sensation tennis player, Anna Kournikova, born in
Russia, now lives in the USA she is one of the best looking tennis
players and people in the world, check out my page at :-

*http://members.xoom.com/anna_net/*

plenty of pictures online, comments welcome!

Toodle Pip!
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filters in YAM... +(Tutorial)

From: Loki <[e-mail]>

Hello Rick
     Hiya, Rick... ,on 06-Feb-99 you wrote me about [just-amiga] Re: Filters in YAM...! :)

RG>> Well that sounds even better!
RG>> You've missed nothing, if you wouldn't mind telling me how to
RG>> remove them directly then I'm in business.

Ok, here I`m going to explain it simply for those of you having problems
or those who dont know how to use filters in YAM.
(Please ignore all this if you know what ya doing :) eheheheh, this is for
the newbies and the people who cant get the filters working.)

B4 I start, I`m using YAM2.0Preview6 (thats what it says in the About req.)
If you are using an earlier version, I suggest you d/l this version, cus
it`s cool! If you are using a later version (I think this is the latest tho,
maybe not? Then thats even better.)

Now, the way I see it, the filters get executed in order down the filters
list, so you have to be careful with them.

<tsb>Creating filters for mailing lists and similar:

o Open the preferences. Goto the `Folders' section.

o Click the new button and type a directory name in the requester.
  This will be the name of the dir in your YAM: assign. When you press
  enter, it should come up as the `Path', you can then change the `Name'
  to anything you want, and it wont affect things, the name is what you
  will see in the folders section of the main window. :)
  But for example, lets do a JustAmiga filter, so put `JustAmiga' for the
  /Path/ and `Just Amiga' for the /Name/.

o Leave all of the options as they are, unless you want the folder to
  be encrypted? (Maybe it`s personal and you dont want anybody else
  to be able to read it?) This option is esspecially cool for those of
  you who share the email account with other family members' IE, say
  your brother was: [e-mail], and you are
  [e-mail], you could have mail to your address encrypt
  and filter to your own folder, and he would have to put in a password
  to be able to read it. To do this, change the `Mode' to `Compressed with
  password.'. But as it`s JustAmiga, you dont need to change it.

o Now, if this IS a mailing-list filter we are creating,.(hyperthetically) in
  the `To: address' field, you can put the address of the mailing list in
  here, then if you have the list name highlighted in the main-window, when
  you hit the `Write' message button, the message will automatically have
  the To: field filled in. But as this is the JustAmiga we are doing, put
  `JustAmiga <[e-mail]>' in the field.

o Now goto the `Filters' section, and hit the `New' button. Change
  the name to `JustAmiga' and make sure only `Apply to new mail' and
  `Apply on request' are selected. Then click the `Comparison' tab.
  this is where you tell YAM what messages will be affected by this
  filter. For the JustAmiga filter, change the `Search in' cycle to:
  `To field' (this is because, all mail sent TO the Just Amiga list, will
  have [e-mail] in the To: header.).
  So put `[e-mail]' in the feild. `Substring search'
  will check the entire field for the string. For example: if you
  were doing a Subject search. and you put `Amiga' in the field,
  something like `The *Amiga* is cool' for the Subject of the message
  would be affected, where as without `Substring search' enabled,
  only the subject `Amiga' would get affected. But as this is the
  JustAmiga filter, leave it unselected. `Address' checks the address
  for the string (So make sure it is selected for mailing lists). `Name'
  will check the actual name of the person who sent the message,
  (IE this one would be `Loki') :).__
  _SO:_ make sure we have: `Search in'=`To field' the type to `=' the
  string as `[e-mail]' and `address' selected.
  Oh and `don`t combine'

o Ok, now click the `Action' tab, This is where you have to figure
  what will happen to mails of this filter! For mailing lists you
  will want the `Move' button checked, and then click the pop gadget
  next to it and select the folder you want it moved to. That`s
  `JustAmiga' for this filter,.. From here, you can do loads of different
  things to your mail,. such as, auto reply with a text, or file.
  execute a command, etc. NOTE: if you select `Delete' with this type
  of filter, the message will be downloaded and then moved you your
  `Deleted' trashcan.

o Oh yeah, you can save now :)

<tsb>Filters to delete mail remotly off the server:

o Open the preferences and goto the `Filters' section.

o Click the `New' button and hit the `Options' tab. Give your filter
  a name (lets do one to delete the just-amiga mail, ehehehe, just as
  an example). So give it the name `Just Amiga Delete' and click the
  `Remote filter' button. This should blank out all the rest of the options.

o Goto the `Comparison' tab and set all the options in it the same as
  the example above.

o Now click the `Action' tab and you will have a limited range of options
  availible. But click the `delete' option to automatically delete off the
  server, without downloading.

o If you were to select the `Don`t download' option, you would not get the
  mails, but they would build up on the server, and when you finally did
  download them, you would get them all in one go, IYSWIM :)

o Now, lastly, move your filter to the top of the filters list (drag and
  drop to make sure it`s executed first), then save your prefs.

(The `Delete' maybe a feature the Mail server has to support for you to
be able to use it,.)

<tsb>

Finally, the `Filter' button in the main-window does work! What it does
is applys your `Local' filters to the `Incoming' directory,. IE,
switch off your filters, download mails that are to lists, put your
filters back on and then click it. If you have filters that move your
list mails to individual folders, it will sort your `Inbound' directory
out. :) It`s not for remote filter (I dont think.)

WOW!,. took me ages to write that, perhaps I should do a FAQ :)
Maybe not :)

If anybody has any other questions I`d be happy to help, if I can
of course :)

RG>> ps Does your yam deal with over 60 messages? I think it was when I got
RG>> 170 one day that I first tryed using it. Could be wrong, but now I
RG>> have 10/20 it sure dosn't work.

I`ve never had over 60 mails,. I poll my mail 4 times a day usually :),
and still get about 30 everytime, other wise I`d have a little too
many to take in, in one go :)

But yeah, I heard something about a 60 mail limit. And people having
problems downloading more :(

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: Brian Foster <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello SANKEY
>
> On 30-Jan-99, you wrote:
>
> > From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>
> >
> > Hi, alll
> >          I've been on this list for about a week, now, and I must
> > say, it's a bit quiet. --------- So, to liven things up a bit, I
> > thought I would run the following thought past You all :-
> >
> > I think, the biggest, if not, the ONLY factor, in the demise of the
> > "classic" Amiga user - base is this thing we are all on ---------
> > *THE INTERNET!!!!*
>
> With no developement for the past 6 years the amiga would be in trouble with
> or without the internet. It is a tribute to the machine's greatness that
> there is any user base at all. If anything the intermet saved the amiga  because
> it kept a small core community of users together. Without the internet that
> community may not have existed at the time of the Gateway purchase and
> Gateway may have opted to take the patents and do nothing.
>
> Brian



I must disagree with You, on a couple of points, here :-
All Commodore were doing 6 years ago were "box shifting"
stuff they had developed a year, to 18 months previously, so
it's about 8 years we have been left in limbo. *BUT, STILL* the
user base was holding up, until about 2 years ago, about the same time
as the Internet exploded onto (into?) the scene, in a big way.
Looking through the back issues of My Amiga magazines, I noticed they
all had  good circulation figures *until* they started "talking up"
the internet, and sales plummeted --- coincidence ? I don't think so.

I agree with You about the Amigas'  greatness, but where's the
greatness in browsers that have more crashes than Stevie Wonders'
Caddilac ? More hangs than a vigalante group ?

I think, it's just a case of "soldiering on" with what We have, and
hope that this is the nadir, and that, soon, once again, We will be
able to say to all those doubters --- "*TOLD YOU SO!!*"

Sankey

PS

Why is it, that now there is talk of an upturn in the Amigas'
fortunes, all the gamesplayers come out of the woodwork, and start
rattling on about how great it will be to be able to play the
"bestest" games ever ? Ain't that where Commodore fu*&ud up. by
selling the Amiga as a games machine. (contoversy & debate (part 2)

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Hilda,

On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:

> A single redhead with an Amiga :)

Welcome to JUST-AMiGA dating service, please give full descriptions
of yourself... blab blab blab....... grrwlll.

Male with an Amiga..... woohoo? you decide?!
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: Frank Bunton <[e-mail]>
>
>
> SANKEY wrote:
>
> > I've been on this list for about a week, now,
>
> I can beat that - I've been on for about 5 minutes (literally!)
>
> > and I must say, it's a bit quiet.
>
> And one message already - if that keeps up it won't be quiet!!

Oh, but it *does* get very quiet here, for most of the time -- I've
been here before changing My ISP account details, so have decided to
inject a little input of a "cage - rattling" nature ;-) (hope that's
OK with everyone !!!!!)

 >  > > I think, the biggest, if not, the ONLY factor, in the demise
of the > > "classic" Amiga user - base is this thing we are all on
--------- > > *THE INTERNET!!!!*

>  > Well I must admit that I have
given up using my beloved Amiga for web > surfing. I just cannot
justify spending more money on my A1200 to try > and keep up with the
rapid developments in software that Microsoft and > Netscape are doing
- it was just hopeless trying to read web pages with > Amiga browsers.
>  > > Let's hope the NG Amiga is as "Kickass" as they say it will be.
>  > I am really looking forward to when I can revert to a new Amiga >



Let's just hope there will be sufficiant confidence, to enable the
development of all the things (*AND MORE!!!!!) that the PC has, that
are sadly lacking in current Amiga IT software

*ROLL ON, 2000 !!!!!!!!!!

Sankey

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Brian Foster <[e-mail]>

Hello SANKEY

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>
>
>>  From: Brian Foster <[e-mail]>
>>
>>  Hello SANKEY
>>
>>  On 30-Jan-99, you wrote:
>>
>> > From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>
>> >
>> > Hi, alll
>> >          I've been on this list for about a week, now, and I must
>> > say, it's a bit quiet. --------- So, to liven things up a bit, I
>> > thought I would run the following thought past You all :-
>> >
>> > I think, the biggest, if not, the ONLY factor, in the demise of the
>> > "classic" Amiga user - base is this thing we are all on ---------
>> > *THE INTERNET!!!!*
>>
>>  With no developement for the past 6 years the amiga would be in trouble
>>  with or without the internet. It is a tribute to the machine's greatness
>>  that there is any user base at all. If anything the intermet saved the
>>  amiga because it kept a small core community of users together. Without
>>  the internet that community may not have existed at the time of the
>>  Gateway purchase and Gateway may have opted to take the patents and do
>>  nothing.
>>
>>  Brian
>
>
>
> I must disagree with You, on a couple of points, here :-
> All Commodore were doing 6 years ago were "box shifting"
> stuff they had developed a year, to 18 months previously, so
> it's about 8 years we have been left in limbo. *BUT, STILL* the
> user base was holding up, until about 2 years ago, about the same time
> as the Internet exploded onto (into?) the scene, in a big way.
> Looking through the back issues of My Amiga magazines, I noticed they
> all had  good circulation figures *until* they started "talking up"
> the internet, and sales plummeted --- coincidence ? I don't think so.

I should have been more clear. I agree that commodore was not doing much.
In fact you could make a good argument that in all the years that commodore
owned the amiga they only made slight improvements to an original design
that they had nothing to do with. In my comment I was refering to serious
development from third parties. I know there were some companies who
supported the amiga after commodores demise, but not many. And even
the companies that did not desert the platform, were much more cautious
in their development. I certainly do not blame the companies, after all they
have a buisness to run. On the issue of the user base holding up untill about
two years ago. I think that depends on where you live. The user base in the
US was very small even in the last days of Commodore. When commodore
 went under it quickly got worse. In fact the name recongnition of the amiga
 in the US is almost down to zero, if you are talking about "normal", noncomputer
 types. I imagine things were diffrent in Europe where the amiga had always been
a more "popular" machine.


> I agree with You about the Amigas'  greatness, but where's the
> greatness in browsers that have more crashes than Stevie Wonders'
> Caddilac ? More hangs than a vigalante group ?

Don't complain about current amiga software. Ibrowse is basicly developed by
one person in his spare time. Yet amiga users want all the features of IE
and Netscape. These programs have hundreds of people in the development.
It's not that I wouldn't like a better browser, I just think until the
amiga's position improves you have to be realistic.


> I think, it's just a case of "soldiering on" with what We have, and
> hope that this is the nadir, and that, soon, once again, We will be
> able to say to all those doubters --- "*TOLD YOU SO!!*"
>

> Sankey
>
> PS

> Why is it, that now there is talk of an upturn in the Amigas'
> fortunes, all the gamesplayers come out of the woodwork, and start
> rattling on about how great it will be to be able to play the
> "bestest" games ever ? Ain't that where Commodore fu*&ud up. by
> selling the Amiga as a games machine. (contoversy & debate (part 2)

You could not be more right. Amiga Inc should build a great computer. If
that computer has great games fine, but that should never be the focus you
can't compete with the consoles.

Brian

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From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>

Hello Matthew

On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi Hilda
>
> On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
>>> Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
>>> by chance :)?
>
>> Nope!
>
>> Hildy
>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)
>
> Is it true that women with read hair also.......
>
> ;)
>
> Regards

I thought this was -Just amiga-  not  -Lonely singles making out via
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Hilda <[e-mail]>

On 07-Feb-99, Nick Bergquist is alleged to have said...
>From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>

>> From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>

>>
>> I thought this was -Just amiga-  not  -Lonely singles making out via
>> e-mail-
>> Regards
>> --
>> ErikB

>Ah... but the thing is we're all gaga now 'cos Hildy describes herself
>as 'A single redhead with an Amiga' - funny though 'cos I could have
>sworn that you said your husband had a passion for his mainframe a
>couple of mails back Hildy!?

>Nick - a scruffy brown-hair bloke with an Amiga...

A *ruse* Nick, and you fell for it.

My *ex-husband*. He *still plays with his mainframe, but *I* got the
Amiga :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Copying problem

From: Frank Bunton <[e-mail]>


G'Day Richard

Richard Buckingham wrote:

> Every time I try to copy a disk I keep getting an error message saying
> "Error on destination disk" then " Error validating disk  Key 1587
> ckecksum error." I have formatted the disks and I have tried quite a
> few different disks.  Could anyone email me back if they knoy the
> answer.

A couple of thoughts.

I assume you have tried copying to more than one disk and get the same
with each destination disk?

Are you copying to a DSDD disk or a DSHD disk?

Amiga disk drives will not handle high density disks very well - they
may seem to format OK but some will end up with errors on them. Best to
stick with double density if you can still get them!

I have a disk drive that suddenly started creating errors every time I
wrote to it. I can read OK from it but not write to it. So maybe your
drive has had it?  :-(





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On 06-Feb-99, Chris Seward ([e-mail]) wrote:
> snip
>With telnet you would connect to another computer terminal at
>their IP address, eg 64.222.531.224 - Telnetting has many uses,

spot the mistake... =)

Linus

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Subject: [just-amiga] Canon Printer Driver

From: Frank Bunton <[e-mail]>

Does any one know of a printer driver that will work on an Amiga 1200
OS3.1 for a Canon BJC-4200?

I went to their web site but BJC-4200 not mentioned in Amiga drivers -
closest was BJC-4000
Does anyone know if this will work on BJC-4200?

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Subject: [just-amiga] CONTROVERSY & AND DEBATE (PART 2)

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

Firstly, apologies to the "non Brits" on the ml, who may feel excluded
from this, due to it's content, (*but you can join in, anyway!!*)

Now ---- what's all this I have been reading, regarding a so called
"protest" about BT phone charges?????
All due respect, and all that --- BUT, a one day strike !!!!! Do Me a
favour --- that's about as much use as a chocolate teapot!!!!!!!


Comments welcome ;-)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & AND DEBATE (PART 2)

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi SANKEY

On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:

> Now ---- what's all this I have been reading, regarding a so called
> "protest" about BT phone charges?????
> All due respect, and all that --- BUT, a one day strike !!!!! Do Me a
> favour --- that's about as much use as a chocolate teapot!!!!!!!

This has been planned for weeks, maybe months. An organisation called
unmetred.org trying to get rid of all the per minute charges, like most
american phone companies have

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet; [just-amiga] Canon Printer Driver

From: Loki <[e-mail]>

Hello Hilda
     Hiya, Hilda... ,on 08-Feb-99 you mailed me about: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet! So I`ma reply`in...

FB>> I went to their web site but BJC-4200 not mentioned in Amiga drivers -
FB>> closest was BJC-4000
FB>> Does anyone know if this will work on BJC-4200?

I`ve got a Canon BJC-4300, but I suggest you get Turbo Print,
It totally bypasses the crappy old printer.device. And gives some
STUNNING print outs, that when you compare with the printer.device
versions. The difference is amazing! You can also spool from
any program that prints with the printer.device. And it improves
the quaility of those too, for example, WordsWorth and FW.

And I`m sure it has a driver for the BJC-4200, it has drivers for
just about every printer in existance.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Big Time Sensuality Demo

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Hello,

      Has anybody ever managed to rip that cool module out of
the Big Time Sensuality Demo? All I get is binary. I think that`s
due to some weird compression on the samples tho?

Just wondering. Peeps on the Satanic List didn`t know, so I thought
I`d ask you lot :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi SANKEY

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> I think, the biggest, if not, the ONLY factor, in the demise of the
> "classic" Amiga user - base is this thing we are all on ---------
> *THE INTERNET!!!!*

It would have been a good idea to tell us why....

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & AND DEBATE (PART 2)

From: Mark Tierno <[e-mail]>

Hello SANKEY

On 07-Feb-99, SANKEY wrote:
> Do Me a
> favour --- that's about as much use as a chocolate teapot!!!!!!!
Actually a chocolate teapot would sound yummy right about now.  Suggest that
around Hollywood and there'll probably be a bakery that'll come out with it
the next day.  All cream filled.  :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Brian

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> With no developement for the past 6 years the amiga would be in trouble
> with or without the internet. It is a tribute to the machine's greatness
> that there is any user base at all. If anything the intermet saved the
> amiga because it kept a small core community of users together. Without
the
> internet that community may not have existed at the time of the Gateway
> purchase and Gateway may have opted to take the patents and do nothing.

Yeah. Although the Internet does do the amiga harm, it also does it more
good. If there was no internet, we wouldn't have all these MLs, all the
newsgroups, and above all, the one thing which keeps the amiga going, the
Aminet and all it's contrubuters. Remember that

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: "ian urie" <[e-mail]>

On 07-Feb-99 12:32:52, Matthew O'Neill said about [just-amiga] Re: help with
Telnet:
> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>


>> Hildy
>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)

> Is it true that women with read hair also.......

> ;)

Knew you couldn't resist that one.
Besides IMHO its not true, well nearly always. :)


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & AND DEBATE (PART 2)

From: Toby Zuijdveld <[e-mail]>

On 07-Feb-99, SANKEY set out across the seas with this message:

->favour --- that's about as much use as a chocolate teapot!!!!!!!

Mmmmmm Chocolate Teapot Hhh-h-hhhhgg-h-hghgg-ggg-ggggg...

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Subject: [just-amiga] Filtering In Secret

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Andy Kinsella wrote on 07-Feb-99:

|>> I can see no trace of towerization or of DTP suggestions since
|>> my last mail run on 2nd of feb.
|>>  It might be working after all! You'll have to tell me if this
|>> is a fact though.

|>I'm sorry if I have missed somewhat here; but why would you want to filter
|>out those subjects?

Yes. Perhaps it dosn't work for a while because the recent ones I
entered still got through this time. They might not next time.

|>Subjects often change without people actually changing the subject line;
|>and you could be missing something usefull. . .

Probably I'll just remove the ones like that after a while, when
the thread has died off.

                                               Cool Enough, TTFN!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & AND DEBATE (PART 2)

From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 07-Feb-99, SANKEY wrote:

> Firstly, apologies to the "non Brits" on the ml, who may feel excluded
> from this, due to it's content, (*but you can join in, anyway!!*)
>
> Now ---- what's all this I have been reading, regarding a so called
> "protest" about BT phone charges?????
> All due respect, and all that --- BUT, a one day strike !!!!! Do Me a
> favour --- that's about as much use as a chocolate teapot!!!!!!!

Thing is, most of us that want this also can't live without the 'net for too
long, so a longer strike would probably prove impossible :)

Regards

Tom
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>

Hello Nick

On 08-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>
>
>> From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>
>>
>> Hello Matthew
>>
>> On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
>>
>>> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>>>
>>> Hi Hilda
>>>
>>> On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
>>>>> by chance :)?
>>>
>>>> Nope!
>>>
>>>> Hildy
>>>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)
>>>
>>> Is it true that women with read hair also.......
>>>
>>> ;)
>>>
>>> Regards
>>
>> I thought this was -Just amiga-  not  -Lonely singles making out via
>> e-mail-
>> Regards
>> --
>> ErikB
>
> Ah... but the thing is we're all gaga now 'cos Hildy describes herself
> as 'A single redhead with an Amiga' - funny though 'cos I could have
> sworn that you said your husband had a passion for his mainframe a
> couple of mails back Hildy!?
>
> Nick - a scruffy brown-hair bloke with an Amiga...
>
> BTW EricB you're not my long lost brother of the same name?
>

I  dont know anyone as a brother called Bergquist
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Canon Printer Driver

From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>

Hello Frank

On 08-Feb-99, you wrote:


> Does any one know of a printer driver that will work on an Amiga 1200
> OS3.1 for a Canon BJC-4200?

Studio has a BJC-4200 driver.  I've been using it for some time and it works
very well.  There is a demo of it on Aminet.  You will probably have to
download one or more of the upgrades to get the 4200 driver as the program
is older than this printer.

> I went to their web site but BJC-4200 not mentioned in Amiga drivers -
> closest was BJC-4000
> Does anyone know if this will work on BJC-4200?

I think this driver should also work but I'm not really sure.

Regards,
Larry Miller

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Hi!

    Rick, according to the date stamp on your last message, your computer
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Canon Printer Driver

From: Gerrit-kjeld Dusseljee <[e-mail]>

Hello Larry

Op 08-feb-99 schreef Larry Miller:

> From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello Frank
>
> On 08-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
>
>> Does any one know of a printer driver that will work on an Amiga 1200
>> OS3.1 for a Canon BJC-4200?
>
> Studio has a BJC-4200 driver. I've been using it for some time and it
works
> very well. There is a demo of it on Aminet. You will probably have to
> download one or more of the upgrades to get the 4200 driver as the
program
> is older than this printer.
>
>> I went to their web site but BJC-4200 not mentioned in Amiga drivers -
>> closest was BJC-4000
>> Does anyone know if this will work on BJC-4200?
>
> I think this driver should also work but I'm not really sure.

Have you tried searching on AmiNet? There's also a canondriver-set there (I
use it with my BJC240).
>
> Regards,
> Larry Miller
>
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Canon Printer Driver

From: Srdan Kvrgic <[e-mail]>

Hello Frank

On 08-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Frank Bunton <[e-mail]>

> Does any one know of a printer driver that will work on an Amiga 1200
> OS3.1 for a Canon BJC-4200?

> I went to their web site but BJC-4200 not mentioned in Amiga drivers -
> closest was BJC-4000
> Does anyone know if this will work on BJC-4200?

Probably, but that doesn't really matter anyway. I had the same problem when
Iw as trying tp find drivers for my printer the 250. All i found was 200.
Then I downloaded it and Caboom! 200, 220, 240, 280 and 250. Cannon packed
them in series...



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Erik

On 08-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>>>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)
>>>>
>>>> Is it true that women with read hair also.......

>>> I thought this was -Just amiga-  not  -Lonely singles making out via
>>> e-mail-

I'm not a linely single, I'm looking for a threesome =P

>> Ah... but the thing is we're all gaga now 'cos Hildy describes herself
>> as 'A single redhead with an Amiga' - funny though 'cos I could have
>> sworn that you said your husband had a passion for his mainframe a
>> couple of mails back Hildy!?

mmmmmmm.................amiga.......

>> Nick - a scruffy brown-hair bloke with an Amiga...

ditto :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: 4.5gigs

From: [e-mail] (Tim Corringham)

Hi ken

> From: ken <[e-mail]>
>
> Is anyone using a 4.5 gig Quantum HD on their a3k ? I just picked one up
> today, but had no idea 4 gig was the max. I ran across something called
> giga.device on aminet, says the big drive needs to be dev 0. Thats all fine
> and good, but my a3k looks at dev0 to boot from. I've tried hooking a system
> up to a floppy, a 100 meg hd, and a 1.3 gig (almost shot Quantum HD).
> The 100 is dev 6, the 1.3 gig also is dev 6. giga device (until registered can
> only access as dev/unit 0..
>
> Anyone else hooked up with a gig drive over 4 gigs ?
>
Yes, lots of us :-)

You basically have two choices:

1) download the latest TD64 and FFS stuff from http://www.amiga.de/

   These allow you to use FFS with drives > 4GB

2) Buy PFS2. It copes with drives up to 2TG (= 2000GB!), and is much
   faster than FFS.

   I prefer PFS2 because I sell it  ;-)


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: 4.5gigs

From: "aaron  colton" <[e-mail]>

>Is anyone using a 4.5 gig Quantum HD on their a3k ? I just picked one up
>today, but had no idea 4 gig was the max. I ran across something called
>giga.device on aminet, says the big drive needs to be dev 0. Thats all fine
>and good, but my a3k looks at dev0 to boot from. I've tried hooking a
system
>up to a floppy, a 100 meg hd, and a 1.3 gig (almost shot Quantum HD).
>The 100 is dev 6, the 1.3 gig also is dev 6. giga device (until registered
can
>only access as dev/unit 0..
>
>Anyone else hooked up with a gig drive over 4 gigs ?


i have 4.3 gig working ok
i just partitiond the 4.0 gig of it and left the rest .....
works for me

thanx
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Andy

On 10-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)
>>
>>> Is it true that women with read hair also.......
>>                             ^^^^
>>> ;)
>>
>> No reply as I am still trying to figure out what /read/ hair is.
>>
>> But then again, I am a technical idiot :)

> It sounds rite if you use past tense i guess 8)

> And "also" what, Mat? Speak up boy :)

if quake was real, she would have fragged me by now, i'll leave it at that

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Hilda <[e-mail]>

On 07-Feb-99, Matthew O'Neill is alleged to have said...
>From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

>Hi Hilda

>On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>> Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
>>> by chance :)?

>> Nope!

>> Hildy
>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)

>Is it true that women with read hair also.......
                            ^^^^
>;)

No reply as I am still trying to figure out what /read/ hair is.

But then again, I am a technical idiot :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Dust

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Hi y'all

Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
effective they are, or if they're worth the money.

-Stephen


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From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

JUST-AMiGA message base for January 1999 available now on Aminet,

*Aminet*:Docs/Misc/JAJAN.lha

It should be online Tuesday latest, it takes a few days after uploading
to go online.

Toodle Pip!
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Frank

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:

> Well I must admit that I have given up using my beloved Amiga for web
> surfing. I just cannot justify spending more money on my A1200 to try
> and keep up with the rapid developments in software that Microsoft and
> Netscape are doing - it was just hopeless trying to read web pages with
> Amiga browsers.

Why? only about 1% of web pages use all the fancy stuff, so why not?

We have the best mailer and IRC program on any platform, and even PC users
are jeleous of them. YAM and AMIRC, they cannot be beaten.

As for hardware, an 030 card with 16megs cost about 100 quid

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Microsoft Outlook Express HTML off?

From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>

Hi Chris,

> From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>
>
> A friend has really started to annoy me with his stupid
> Microsoft Outlook Express program, it sends a copy of his message
> in HTML like Gavin Williams, anyway looking through the past
> JUST-AMiGA archives I can't seem to find the message that told
> him how to turn it off, I'd appreciate it if someone could email
> me privately to let me know what menu etc it is in so I can get him
> to turn it off.
>
> Don't want to rubbish the list with PC trash so email me at
> *[e-mail]*

Well actually I think this info would be welcomed by many Amiga users
and should be posted publicly here! I think we all have this problem
with html 'garbage' posted to us by PC users and... I for one would
love to explain to them exactly how to stop it.
BTW I've found that Amiga mailing lists generally use perfect
'netiquette'. Whenever I've subscribed to more general lists the
ineptitude in mailing skills is horrific! I get multiple copies,
PC viruses, the HTML repetition of messages, blank messages, replies
of "Yes - I agree" added to huge messages, massive pointless
attachments of the same message in 'Word' format, etc, etc.

Sometimes subscribing to some of these (non-Amiga) mailing lists is
like strolling sober into a bar full of people in advanced states of
intoxification...

I don't half feel good to get that little rant off my chest... ;-)

Nick Bergquist

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Microsoft Outlook Express HTML off?

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

> Well actually I think this info would be welcomed by many Amiga users
> and should be posted publicly here! I think we all have this problem
> with html 'garbage' posted to us by PC users and... I for one would
> love to explain to them exactly how to stop it.

Okay, that's easy:

Tools->options...
Send...
Mail Sending Format: Plain Text
News Sending Format: Plain Text

Cheers, Oliver

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Subject: [just-amiga] Apollo Controller Nightmares

From: "Eng. Ricardo Fitzgerald" <[e-mail]>

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>From: "Eng. Ricardo Fitzgerald" <[e-mail]>
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>I just add an  Apollo SCSI controller to a friend's A2000, since then I had
>lot of problems. First the disk it's not recognized by the card. I have 2
>disks 1 internal an old Quantum,  and 1 external a Fujitsu 4.3 Gb SCSI
>ultra in an external case. Well the system recognizes just one, the other
>is ignored, I already installed the apollo drivers and configuration a
>thousand times, and no result, everything the same the controller
>recognizes and mounts DH0 the other not.
>
>Regards,
>
>Rick
>
>---------------------------------------------------------
>
>Ricardo    Fitzgerald    A1500T Micronik Blizzard PPC 603e 200
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Nano <[e-mail]>

Yes, you can do that. Two of the most popular *nix programs for email would
be Elm and Pine. I prefer Pine and still use that over any PC/Mac/Amiga
email client to date (for this account anyhow =)).

You can also use Lynx via telnet which is a non-graphical web browser which
I use if I just need to grab something quick, no hassles. You can telnet
from a telnet to another account, fun fun. How about zipping/unzipping or
taring files in your shell from telnet. Moving files around and so on.

To me, my account which I access via telnet is just an extension of my hard
drive where I store files, email, web pages, etc. I keep backups there and
store things there for others to access. I use Telnet more than any other
internet application out there ... but I'm a freak. =) I love a shell.

PS: MUDs are still very popular. We get many new users all the time and
have a very large user base of regulars. Telnet required. =)


>Also, does it not have it's uses in allowing access to One's
>mailserver, to delete mails from there ?
>
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From: Nano <[e-mail]>

Is there a ShapeShifter mailing list? Or may I pose a question here about
it?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: Nano <[e-mail]>

I don't know that you can up/download via a telnet session. I recall seeing
a function like that in AmTelnet but haven't tried it. You can in a
non-slip/ppp dial up terminal session into your account. Anyhow, yes, you
can use telnet to EDIT web pages. If you're like me you prefer to telnet to
your account and create your pages on the server they reside on rather than
on your computer then uploading them...


>The main reason one needs telnet is because many providers require it to
>upload webpages for websites.
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Subject: [just-amiga] A3k problem

From: Ken <[e-mail]>

I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is, where software hut's current
repairman didn't...

Basically here's what did happen in case someone has suggestions. I can still
access onelist from the library computer so mail will be small to non-existant
till I get the ami back up to par.

Couple weeks back, had to do a guru reset, ami didn't come back up . just sat
there with the green screen. Eventually much fiddling and resets later it did
come back up.

Later on in the week repeated this process only it never came back. Off to
software hut. 1 week and I'm told the hard drive about a year old maybe, bit
the big one ? HUH ??? I just ran hdtools 'check data' option and it came back
with ZERO errors. Hasn't been a bad sector on this drive since I got it.

So Software hut says they got it back to booting (NOT !). I don't consider a
machine that runs when cool and fails hot as repaired because it's been off
long enough to cool down and run.
So after $90+ and a week, it's now up to me to trace the prob down.

The hard drive is full of hard sector errors. It takes maybe 30 minutes to
format a 200 meg partition now. And the sectors are still shot.

I still have the 'when it heats up it dies' problem. Which makes me think
several things, but if we have any ami mechs here , maybe you have some input.

Anyways my thoughts on what the prob is start with the power supply voltages,
then go to the scsi controller. Those are my two ideas on what the problem is.

Has anyone else seen this ? Then there's the other thing that makes me think
huh ? how can it be scsi when the CD drive works fine ? I don't expect any
hard sector errors on the cd, but if it's the scsi controller (which would be
#2 in the troubleshooting) why isn't it also affecting the CD ?

Oh why I don't think the problem is the hard drive.
1st Like I said I ran HDTOOLS just a few days before this all this went south,
    and came up with NO ERRORS..
2nd I also completely removed the 1.3 gig hd and stuck the original 100 meg
in.    heating problem kept it from booting. So until I can get the heating
    problem to repeat and then stick the 100 meg back in, I really have no
    idea if the 1.3 gig hd is dead or not. It has lost almost all data.
    including all my ace work directories. But like I said before this thing
    died, I already have every single piece backed up..
3rd I'm using the amiga right now after an overnight cooldown. Trouble is the
    hard sector errors have migrated to the whole drive

I wonder if a virus could have caused all this ? Other than the aminet CD's I
can't think where the virus came from..

Anyways if anyone else has seen this same problem and came up with a fix, I'd
like all suggestions.




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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3k problem

From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 12-Feb-99, Ken wrote:
>From: Ken <[e-mail]>
>I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is, where software hut's current
>repairman didn't...

>So Software hut says they got it back to booting (NOT !). I don't consider a
>machine that runs when cool and fails hot as repaired because it's been off
>long enough to cool down and run.
>So after $90+ and a week, it's now up to me to trace the prob down.
-snip-


OK let me read this right...

1: You went to software hut to get the machine repaired.
2: You paid then $90.00 after a week & took it home.
3: You found that it still has problems.
4: You now want to find the hardware fault yourself, without any technical
   knowledge or experience with thermal intermittents.



OK, Now here is something obvious,  How about complaining - or
take it back & explicitly mention that it only fails when hot.

It's your $90.00,  if they want it, tell them to fix it or get a refund
& take it elsewhere to be fixed..

If you're getting green screens & such,  you have problems, it is NOT
funky hard drives or CD roms or any other minor (consumer) stuff.

Get a _professional_ to fix it,  screw around with the circuitry & you
will finish up having an expensive mobile to hang from your ceiling.....



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3k problem

From: Don and Lynn Benson <[e-mail]>

Hello Ken

On 11-Feb-99, Ken wrote:
> From: Ken <[e-mail]>
>
> I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is, where software hut's
> current repairman didn't...
<snip>
>
> I still have the 'when it heats up it dies' problem. Which makes
> me think several things, but if we have any ami mechs here ,
> maybe you have some input.
>
>
<snip>

> I wonder if a virus could have caused all this ? Other than the
> aminet CD's I can't think where the virus came from..
>
> Anyways if anyone else has seen this same problem and came up
> with a fix, I'd like all suggestions.
>

You are not crazy. I went through the same/similar thing with an
A-3000. My only solution was to get another computer. It is
definitely a heat problem, but it HAS to be on the mother board

At the time I suspected the fluctuating power in the house we
lived in. I got a UPS after finding out the power was
fluctuating, down mostly, from 10 to 12 volts.

I replaced all kinds of chips that could be taken out and
re-socketed everything. I tried blowing heat on the board with a
heat gun and could not find ANYTHING that would cause it except
that after it ran long enough to get hot it quit! I hope you
find a solution other than mine.

BTW, I sure love my A-4000 and I HIGHLY recommend geting a UPS to
everyone.     ----- Don

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I cant fiqure out how to run the BVision patch for CGv4, if someone has done
this
successfuly, PLEASE explain it to me!
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Subject: [just-amiga] hard drive

From: Ken <[e-mail]>

I'm pretty sure this means a controller error, but can't find any info
anywhere to verify or deny it. It would seem my Quantum Fireball tm1280s
300j  has decided to all of a sudden quit, or maybe the scsi controller
itself...

Using hdtools, and marking bad blocks,(since it would seem something has gone
drastically wrong) I get hardware error 2!. Can't find diddly in any of the
amiga books I have, all of which I had to hunt up 2nd hand as nothing really
came with my used amiga.

Does anyone have any idea what would make a hard drive seemingly go from
working perfectly not a scratch on any sector (I actually ran hdtools verify
data option just days before this happened, I have no idea why..) To it's
current state of hard booting if at all, and bad sectors from one end of the
drive to the other.

I suspect the controller but have no way to check it. And software hut wasn't
any real help. They just said the HD is shot. Makes no sense one day perfect
next day looks like it was at Hiroshima.



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3k problem

From: Ken <[e-mail]>

>OK let me read this right...

>1: You went to software hut to get the machine repaired.
Mailed it to them.

>2: You paid then $90.00 after a week & took it home.
They said it booted, just needed to replace the HD.

>3: You found that it still has problems.
Same problem as when it wnet in. Gets hot, it quits.

>4: You now want to find the hardware fault yourself, without any technical
>   knowledge or experience with thermal intermittents.

Well not entirely true, as I spent 8 years AF repairing radios. My eyes are no

longer good enough to trace down the small stuff without a huge magnifying
glass in the way.

I had trouble just getting a cable in the right pins. It's simpler to let
somone with 20/20 eyes repair it. But I can if pressed. I'm now pressed.

Which still didn't answer my questions...

Have you seen what I described, and have some useful input on it ?
I got the freeze spray in case it was a faulty chip. But I need it to fail to
use the spray which gave me time to think whats actually happening.

HDTools says I have a hardware error 2!. I have no troubleshooting books that
even tell me what hardware error numbers mean. That makes me think SCSI
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>You are not crazy. I went through the same/similar thing with an
>A-3000. My only solution was to get another computer. It is
>definitely a heat problem, but it HAS to be on the mother board

Well I had an a3k 16. That board went out, and got this a3k 25mhz from
software hut just last year sometime. I'm not saying it isn't on the board,
it's just too deep to be just a faulty chip on the motherboard.

1 minute I have a VERY GOOD - EXCELLENT 1.3 gig HD.

Gurus on me, then has an impossible time coming back up.
Software hut runs it (after cooling down) and they find the HD is shot..
Actually I've been running it all day myself now with guruing and other than
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: help with Telnet

From: "Andy Kinsella" <[e-mail]>

Hilda said this...

> From: Hilda <[e-mail]>
>
> On 07-Feb-99, Matthew O'Neill is alleged to have said...
> >From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> >Hi Hilda
>
> >On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:
>
> >>> Just a stupid question, you are not the wife of Oliver Wagner
> >>> by chance :)?
>
> >> Nope!
>
> >> Hildy
> >> A single redhead with an Amiga :)
>
> >Is it true that women with read hair also.......
>                             ^^^^
> >;)
>
> No reply as I am still trying to figure out what /read/ hair is.
>
> But then again, I am a technical idiot :)

It sounds rite if you use past tense i guess 8)


And "also" what, Mat? Speak up boy :)


> Hildy

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3k problem

From: peter mysliwy <[e-mail]>

Hello Ken
     This is about the third letter that I have read about hard driver
problems this as I my self am getting similar problems. I totally just
lost my seagate 2 gig hard drive the boot block became bad and I can
not write to them. This was for no reason that I could find.

Is thier a Virus going around? I don't know But i am starting to think so.
Before the scsi HD went down my main 1.3gig (IDE) went down total loss
could not recover any files with AMI-Tools (which is strange).

 How do we check for a current virus?
I have ran most of the software from aminet. They say nothing found.

On 11-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Ken <[e-mail]>
>
> I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is, where software hut's current
> repairman didn't...
>
> Basically here's what did happen in case someone has suggestions. I can
> still access onelist from the library computer so mail will be small to
> non-existant till I get the ami back up to par.
>
> Couple weeks back, had to do a guru reset, ami didn't come back up . just
> sat there with the green screen. Eventually much fiddling and resets later
> it did come back up.
>
> Later on in the week repeated this process only it never came back. Off to
> software hut. 1 week and I'm told the hard drive about a year old maybe,
> bit the big one ? HUH ??? I just ran hdtools 'check data' option and it
> came back with ZERO errors. Hasn't been a bad sector on this drive since I
> got it.
>
> So Software hut says they got it back to booting (NOT !). I don't consider
> a machine that runs when cool and fails hot as repaired because it's been
> off long enough to cool down and run. So after $90+ and a week, it's now
up
> to me to trace the prob down.
>
> The hard drive is full of hard sector errors. It takes maybe 30 minutes to

> format a 200 meg partition now. And the sectors are still shot.
>
> I still have the 'when it heats up it dies' problem. Which makes me think
> several things, but if we have any ami mechs here , maybe you have some
> input.
>
> Anyways my thoughts on what the prob is start with the power supply
> voltages, then go to the scsi controller. Those are my two ideas on what
> the problem is.
>
> Has anyone else seen this ? Then there's the other thing that makes me
> think huh ? how can it be scsi when the CD drive works fine ? I don't
> expect any hard sector errors on the cd, but if it's the scsi controller
> (which would be #2 in the troubleshooting) why isn't it also affecting the
> CD ?
>
> Oh why I don't think the problem is the hard drive. 1st Like I said I ran
> HDTOOLS just a few days before this all this went south,
>    and came up with NO ERRORS.. 2nd I also completely removed the 1.3 gig
> hd and stuck the original 100 meg in. heating problem kept it from
booting.
> So until I can get the heating
>    problem to repeat and then stick the 100 meg back in, I really have no
>    idea if the 1.3 gig hd is dead or not. It has lost almost all data.
>    including all my ace work directories. But like I said before this
> thing
>    died, I already have every single piece backed up.. 3rd I'm using the
> amiga right now after an overnight cooldown. Trouble is the
>    hard sector errors have migrated to the whole drive
>
> I wonder if a virus could have caused all this ? Other than the aminet
CD's
> I can't think where the virus came from..
>
> Anyways if anyone else has seen this same problem and came up with a fix,
> I'd like all suggestions.


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3k problem

From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 12-Feb-99, Ken wrote:
-snip-
>Have you seen what I described, and have some useful input on it ?
>I got the freeze spray in case it was a faulty chip. But I need it to fail to
>use the spray which gave me time to think whats actually happening.
>HDTools says I have a hardware error 2!. I have no troubleshooting books that
>even tell me what hardware error numbers mean. That makes me think SCSI
>controller or maybe a fluctuating power supply.

Being a Tech myself, I would just say:  Be carefull using freeze spray,
apply it slooooooowly to semiconductors, as the sudden cold shock can
damage the device itself...

Also, a hair dryer is required too...

However, it will ultimately show up the thermal intermittent, providing
that you can establish a 'reliably faulty' condition to base your tests on.

The other thing that is important is:

1: Remove all sundry cards & periferals that are not needed for the test.
2: If you suspect a device, (eg: HardDrive) Change it with another one first.
3: Remove all but the chip ram, if you can, just incase it's a funky zip.
4: Use the logic:  "If you don't know what it is, find out what it isn't."


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From: Henrik Holst <[e-mail]>

>From: Ken <[e-mail]>
>
>I suspect the controller but have no way to check it. And software hut
wasn't
>any real help. They just said the HD is shot. Makes no sense one day
perfect
>next day looks like it was at Hiroshima.

I would suggest that you took it out and tested if on someone elses
controller, to make sure what is really faulty (the controller of the
hdd).
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3k problem

From: jack york <[e-mail]>

Hello Ken

On 11-Feb-99, Ken wrote:
> From: Ken <[e-mail]>
>
> I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is, where software hut's current
> repairman didn't...
>
> Basically here's what did happen in case someone has suggestions. I can
still
> access onelist from the library computer so mail will be small to
non-existant
> till I get the ami back up to par.
>
> Couple weeks back, had to do a guru reset, ami didn't come back up . just
sat
> there with the green screen. Eventually much fiddling and resets later it
did
> come back up.

Just a thought, and I may be totally off base here, but it seems I remember
reading somewhere that a green screen indicated a memory problem (although I
would think Software Hut would know this).  Still, reseating the memory
chips would be worth a try.

Jack


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Subject: [just-amiga] EPS images

From: jack york <[e-mail]>

Hello,

I just got a CD with hundreds of EPS images on it and the only way I know of
to display them is to load each one into PageStream.  Is there a viewer that
will quickly display an EPS image like there are for JPEGS, GIFS and the
like?

Jack


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try metaview - I think you have to register it to batch convert stuff, but
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From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Hilda

On 10-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)

>> Is it true that women with read hair also.......

> No reply as I am still trying to figure out what /read/ hair is.

read? oh it's somewhere between blonde and red ;)

> But then again, I am a technical idiot :)

B)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: 4.5gigs

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Saturday, February 13, 1999 11:11 AM, Tim Corringham
[SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
> You basically have two choices:

Three!

>
> 1) download the latest TD64 and FFS stuff from http://www.amiga.de/
>
>    These allow you to use FFS with drives > 4GB
>
> 2) Buy PFS2. It copes with drives up to 2TG (= 2000GB!), and is much
>    faster than FFS.
>
>    I prefer PFS2 because I sell it  ;-)
>

3) Get SFS from Aminet. It is still beta, but the same is true for option
1)

      I prefer SFS because it is better than 1) and free :-)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> > I must disagree with You, on a couple of points, here :-
> > All Commodore were doing 6 years ago were "box shifting"
> > stuff they had developed a year, to 18 months previously, so
> > it's about 8 years we have been left in limbo. *BUT, STILL* the
> > user base was holding up, until about 2 years ago, about the same time
> > as the Internet exploded onto (into?) the scene, in a big way.
> > Looking through the back issues of My Amiga magazines, I noticed they
> > all had  good circulation figures *until* they started "talking up"
> > the internet, and sales plummeted --- coincidence ? I don't think so.
>
> I should have been more clear. I agree that commodore was not doing much.
> In fact you could make a good argument that in all the years that commodore
> owned the amiga they only made slight improvements to an original design
> that they had nothing to do with. In my comment I was refering to serious
> development from third parties. I know there were some companies who
> supported the amiga after commodores demise, but not many. And even
> the companies that did not desert the platform, were much more cautious
> in their development. I certainly do not blame the companies, after all they
> have a buisness to run. On the issue of the user base holding up untill about
> two years ago. I think that depends on where you live. The user base in the
> US was very small even in the last days of Commodore. When commodore
>  went under it quickly got worse. In fact the name recongnition of the amiga
>  in the US is almost down to zero, if you are talking about "normal", noncomputer
>  types. I imagine things were diffrent in Europe where the amiga had always been
> a more "popular" machine.


Yes, but surely, most companies still made money, and thought of the
Amiga as a still viable platform, even after Commodore's demise (at
least that appeared to be the case in the UK). I'm basing My case on
reading through back issues of the UK Amiga press. Three to four years
ago there were lots of advertisers in the mags, of which we had five
or six here --- all with a healthy circulation figure. Then along
comes the IT revolution *AND BANG!!!* a downward spiral 'til only one
title is available, and it's circulation is such, that, if not for the
other titles the group has it would go out of circulation also.


>
>
> > I agree with You about the Amigas'  greatness, but where's the
> > greatness in browsers that have more crashes than Stevie Wonders'
> > Caddilac ? More hangs than a vigalante group ?
>
> Don't complain about current amiga software. Ibrowse is basicly developed by
> one person in his spare time. Yet amiga users want all the features of IE
> and Netscape. These programs have hundreds of people in the development.
> It's not that I wouldn't like a better browser, I just think until the
> amiga's position improves you have to be realistic.

I would NEVER knock the people who write for the Amiga -- if only I
were half as talented. But let Me make My point, in a different manner
Let's, just for a minute leave aside all internet soft, and hardware.
Then look at Your computer --- what do You see? a brilliant, super
efficient machine more than adequate for Your needs? probably
(no -- definately!!). Now do it the other way, and evaluate Your
machine with only the internet in mind. Not quite the same glow of
satisfaction there is there? I know there are valid reasons why the
software isn't up to scratch, even the hadware is a bit "flakey" , in
as much as You need to bolt things on, in a heath robinsonesque way.
But, giving reasons why, doesn't alter the fact that the internet (I
feel) has done more harm, than good to the amiga community. It's a bit
like a drug, this internet --- You always want more, and more. You
don't get it from an Amiga, so You leave the platform, and go
somewhere where it's "happening", ------ no?



>
>
> > I think, it's just a case of "soldiering on" with what We have, and
> > hope that this is the nadir, and that, soon, once again, We will be
> > able to say to all those doubters --- "*TOLD YOU SO!!*"
> >
>
> > Sankey
> >
> > PS
>
> > Why is it, that now there is talk of an upturn in the Amigas'
> > fortunes, all the gamesplayers come out of the woodwork, and start
> > rattling on about how great it will be to be able to play the
> > "bestest" games ever ? Ain't that where Commodore fu*&ud up. by
> > selling the Amiga as a games machine. (contoversy & debate (part 2)
>
> You could not be more right. Amiga Inc should build a great computer. If
> that computer has great games fine, but that should never be the focus you
> can't compete with the consoles.
>
 Glad You agree with Me on that one that could "rattle a few cages"

Sankey

PS

Talking of the Amiga community, does it annoy anyone else when You see
an article in the Amiga press that goes along the lines of "I have
this A500, with 1meg ram, and a broken mouse, and dirty keyboard. I am
writing to complain that all Your pages are full of stuff I can't use.
Please see to it that next month's coverdisk is filled to the brim
with stuff written for w/b 1.3 ------ OR ELSE! ?

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From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi Brian
>
> On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:
>
> > With no developement for the past 6 years the amiga would be in trouble
> > with or without the internet. It is a tribute to the machine's greatness
> > that there is any user base at all. If anything the intermet saved the
> > amiga because it kept a small core community of users together. Without
> the
> > internet that community may not have existed at the time of the Gateway
> > purchase and Gateway may have opted to take the patents and do nothing.
>
> Yeah. Although the Internet does do the amiga harm, it also does it more
> good. If there was no internet, we wouldn't have all these MLs, all the
> newsgroups, and above all, the one thing which keeps the amiga going, the
> Aminet and all it's contrubuters. Remember that
>
> Regards
> --


*CURSES!!!!!!* got Me on that one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
But the Aminet is out on a regular basis, on CD?

Sankey

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi Frank
>
> On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:
>
> > Well I must admit that I have given up using my beloved Amiga for web
> > surfing. I just cannot justify spending more money on my A1200 to try
> > and keep up with the rapid developments in software that Microsoft and
> > Netscape are doing - it was just hopeless trying to read web pages with
> > Amiga browsers.
>
> Why? only about 1% of web pages use all the fancy stuff, so why not?

I can't help, but feel sad at Your comment about "fancy stuff". For
one thing, the "fancy stuff" is what is being written NOW, and is what
is called progress --- something we Amigans were at the forefront of.
In fact we still are, in areas /other/ than the internet. For another
thing --- 1% ?  even if that figure were correct (and I must say, I
doubt it) then by the time You read this, it's at least gone up to 1
1/2%, and by the morning, possibly 2%. Most of the commercial sites
use Java applets, and such-like, and to access them only to have One's
computer crash, when using the 2 non Javascript browsers we have, or
to spend most of the time on-line clicking error requesters, or save
windows closed, using the one that does,does not enhance one's time
on-line.


>
> We have the best mailer and IRC program on any platform, and even PC users
> are jeleous of them. YAM and AMIRC, they cannot be beaten.

Can't comment on AMIRC --- don't use it that much. As to YAM, I had a
BIG problem with it, when I installed v 6. It just dropped the files
anywhere it wanted. after getting it all together it worked fine for a
while, then just ceased to work, for some reason. I use Microdot now,
until I can sort Yam out



 >  > As for hardware, an 030 card with 16megs cost about 100 quid


What should be said here is :- ANOTHER 100 quid --- and You still
won't be able to use any of the latest AVI's, or RM/RA files. that
might drop into Your cache.
Do You now see, why I made My original statement ?

Sankey


Remember it's only "controversy & debate, and not to be taken /too/
seriously ;-)


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From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

> From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi SANKEY
>
> On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:
>
> > I think, the biggest, if not, the ONLY factor, in the demise of the
> > "classic" Amiga user - base is this thing we are all on ---------
> > *THE INTERNET!!!!*
>
> It would have been a good idea to tell us why....
>
> Regards
> --

Please see further postings

Sankey

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,


> *CURSES!!!!!!* got Me on that one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
> But the Aminet is out on a regular basis, on CD?

   You think people would send nearly as much if they couldn't upload it
with FTP?

   I know I wouldn't.

See ya.
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From: Riccardo Cretti <[e-mail]>

Hello Larry!

On 30-Gen-99, you wrote:

> Hi.  I recently ran across some Wolfenstein wads for use with Doom2.  Has
> anyone had any luck getting these to work?  In fact I havn't had any luck
> with any custom wads.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Are you sure that is possible to run a port of Doom with Doom2 and a
Wolfenstein wad?
I remember when I used ADoom 1.2 with the commercial wad of Doom2
and a custom wad, and worked perfectly.
Maybe a corrupted wad?
The Wolfenstein 3D wad aren't compatible with Doom2?
You're using the Doom2 main wad of the shareware version?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: CONTROVERSY & DEBATE (PART 1)

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi SANKEY

On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:


> *CURSES!!!!!!* got Me on that one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
> But the Aminet is out on a regular basis, on CD?

You think all the stuff appears on there by magic!!??

It's called the Ami*NET* because stuff is uploaded every minute of the day
via the *net*

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Subject: [just-amiga] CD Rom Questions

From: "Dral" <[e-mail]>


Hi Folks,

I'm finally being forced into a corner! After fighting the
inevitable for a year or so I'm now beginning to find it very hard to
get certain software on floppy. For the first time I'm seriously
thinking about buying a CD ROM.

(I have an Amiga 1200 with Blizzard 1230 accelerator including 8
megs of extra ram. Internal HD and two external floppy drives).

Questions...
(1) What needs to be done to fit an internal CD ROM? Can *anybody* do
it or should only /experts/ do it?

(2) Where does an external CD ROM plug into an A1200?

(3) Most of all, does anybody have a list (or URL) which has a
selection of CD ROMs, UK retailers and UK prices?

(4) Those who have a CD ROM already, what do you have and would you
recommend it?

Thanks in advance, Dral



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> "Dral" <[e-mail]> wrote:
>
    >(2) Where does an external CD ROM plug into an A1200?

    >(4) Those who have a CD ROM already, what do you have and would you
    >recommend it?

    I've got a SurfSquirrel SCSI hooked on the PCMCIA-port.
    Works OK and was easy to install.

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From: Thomas Hurst <[e-mail]>

Hi!

On 31-Jan-99, Matthew O'Neill wrote:

> Hi Frank
>
> On 31-Jan-99, you wrote:
>
>> Well I must admit that I have given up using my beloved Amiga for web
>> surfing. I just cannot justify spending more money on my A1200 to try
>> and keep up with the rapid developments in software that Microsoft and
>> Netscape are doing - it was just hopeless trying to read web pages with
>> Amiga browsers.
>
> Why? only about 1% of web pages use all the fancy stuff, so why not?

HTML 4 is all we *really* need... Java* would be nice, but isn't needed
usually - a lot of PPL just end up disabling them, anyway :)

> We have the best mailer and IRC program on any platform, and even PC users
> are jeleous of them. YAM and AMIRC, they cannot be beaten.

That's a matter of opinion. AmIRC may be about the best IRC client on Earth,
but Yam is far from being the perfect mailer. Users of other OS's would be
hard pressed to beat NewsRog, though, so I'm told...

> As for hardware, an 030 card with 16megs cost about 100 quid

And is pretty laughable...

Regards

Tom
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Hello
I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
Where and how to I get it?
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From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

> Hello
> I am new to this list and Amigas and Computers!!!
> I would appreciate some info on Telnet.i.e. What is it?
> Where and how to I get it?
> How do I use it?
> Many thanks
> -Lisa


   I don't know any details, but its basically BBS' across the internet.

I don't know any Telnet sites, except my ISP's email server (to change
passwords etc.)


See ya.
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From: Linus Akesson <[e-mail]>

On 01-Feb-99, Dral ([e-mail]) wrote:
>(4) Those who have a CD ROM already, what do you have and would you
>recommend it?

>Thanks in advance, Dral

I have a.. humm.. wait... "CyberDrive"? Yeah, that's what it says. Okay, so
it works OK but it's a bit peculiar when it comes to playing audio cds.
Sometimes you can hear some ticks & tacks or something while playing. And it
goes through the audio lines, it's not just the cd player humming.

But it works fine for data cds. 24x, connects as an IDE drive (i.e. if you
only have an internal harddrive it might be difficult to fix all the cables
and stuff yourself). It's actually an internal cd drive but I have it on the
table (with my harddrive on top).

Linus

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Hilda <[e-mail]>

On 13-Feb-99, Stephen Williams is alleged to have said...
>From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

>Hi y'all

>Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
>on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
>Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
>I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
>effective they are, or if they're worth the money.

>-Stephen

I've never kept my keyboard covered and .... I smoke...so little bits
of ash get everywhere - and then there's cat hair...

I used canned air. My computer is in my art studio and I have a
small air brush that I use to blow out the keyboard every once in a
while. You can buy cannned air at any computer store, though.

I also blew out the inside of the Amiga case one time, the only time
I got the Dreaded Green Screen. It worked.

Hildy

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Cameron Lister <[e-mail]>

At 11:38 13/02/99 +0000, you wrote:
>From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
>Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
>on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
>Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)

Have you tried dropping it on the floor?  I did that to a PC keyboard once
and all the keys flew off.  Not only could I clean all the grot from the
keys, I could also replace them (the keys, not the grot) to form some rude
words!  Of course it was a works machine so any damage caused was
incidental and the owner was an American officer so there was no harm done.

One important point to note is that this will only be effective with an
A1000/1500/2000/2500/3000/4000 keyboard.  For other machines, it may be a
good idea to remove the mother board, hard drive, floppy drive, power
supply, etc, etc, before subjecting it to a collision with a concrete floor!

#1 in a series of useless tips, courtesy of:

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: 4.5gigs

From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 13-Feb-99, Tim Corringham wrote:
>From: [e-mail] (Tim Corringham)

>Hi ken

>> From: ken <[e-mail]>
>>
>> Is anyone using a 4.5 gig Quantum HD on their a3k ? I just picked one up
>> today, but had no idea 4 gig was the max. I ran across something called
>> giga.device on aminet, says the big drive needs to be dev 0. Thats all fine
>> and good, but my a3k looks at dev0 to boot from. I've tried hooking a
system
>> up to a floppy, a 100 meg hd, and a 1.3 gig (almost shot Quantum HD).
>> The 100 is dev 6, the 1.3 gig also is dev 6. giga device (until registered
>can
>> only access as dev/unit 0..
>>
>> Anyone else hooked up with a gig drive over 4 gigs ?
>>
>Yes, lots of us :-)
>You basically have two choices:

>1) download the latest TD64 and FFS stuff from http://www.amiga.de/
>   These allow you to use FFS with drives > 4GB

>2) Buy PFS2. It copes with drives up to 2TG (= 2000GB!), and is much
>   faster than FFS.
>   I prefer PFS2 because I sell it  ;-)
>Regards,
>  Tim



You forgot to tell him to make sure that with the new FFS from amiga.de,
you have to make sure the 'InterNational Mode' is ON in HDToolbox
& when you format the drive.

Also Note: He MUST NOT long format the partitions.

'Format' has a bug:-
     Use Format with the QUICK option ONLY, on drives over 4 gig.

But don't forget to setup the SCSI_IDE-43.24 patches first.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 14-Feb-99, Andy Kinsella wrote:
>> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>>
>> Hi y'all
>>
>> Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
>> on the sides of keycaps?
-snip-


In Australia we have a product called 'Windex' a blue liquid in a spray
bottle for cleaning windows, smells a bit like weak ammonia.

Pop off your key tops & put them in an ice-cream bucket & spray
window cleaner on them,  add a little cold water & slosh them around,
then tip out the stuff & rinse in cold water.....

Just like new....   No rubbing either....


PS:  I would avoid using any solvents like methylated spirits or such,
     it may melt the plastic or the letters....



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Pat

On 13-Feb-99, you wrote:

> I live in a very dusty area and have to frequently turn the keyboard
> upside down and give it a hard shake to knock out the bread crumbs etc. I


Do breadcrumbs count as dust !?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>

Hi Pat,

> From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>
>
> I live in a very dusty area and have to frequently turn the keyboard
> upside down and give it a hard shake to knock out the bread crumbs etc.
[..]

Here in Europe most civilised folk have been getting used to a
remarkable device known as a 'plate' for some time. It seems to cope
well with the spillage of most food items although some have to be
transferred to a version with upturned sides known as a 'bowl'. Having
said this, these contraptions cause their own problems in that we now
need three hands: one to move the mouse/type, one to eat with and one
to hold this plate thing. BTW isn't bread crumbs a little on the large
side to be considered as dust?

Yours helpfully,

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: [e-mail] (Tim Corringham)

Hi Andy

> I once bought a used Amiga that was filthy. I had to completely strip
> it down and take off all the keys and throw the lot in the bathtub and
> get scrubbing 8]

I remember at the UK DevCon where they announced the A1200 to the
UK developers, the first question from the floor was "is the case
dishwasher safe?" which wasn't a question they were expecting!

Incidentally, it is ;-)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Stephen

On 13-Feb-99, you wrote:

> Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
> on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
> Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
> I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
> effective they are, or if they're worth the money.

2 methods i use.

1: get some cotton buds on small sticks (come in packs of 200 or so) and
just use a little water on them. press the key next to it and wipe,
simple.

2: unscrew the amiga and disconnect the keyboard. you can now use whatever
method you like, very easy to do

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>

On 14 Feb 1999, Nick Bergquist wrote:

> From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi Pat,
>
> > From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>
> >
> > I live in a very dusty area and have to frequently turn the keyboard
> > upside down and give it a hard shake to knock out the bread crumbs etc.
> [..]
>
> Here in Europe most civilised folk have been getting used to a
> remarkable device known as a 'plate' for some time. It seems to cope
> well with the spillage of most food items although some have to be
> transferred to a version with upturned sides known as a 'bowl'. Having
> said this, these contraptions cause their own problems in that we now
> need three hands: one to move the mouse/type, one to eat with and one
> to hold this plate thing. BTW isn't bread crumbs a little on the large
> side to be considered as dust?
>
> Yours helpfully,

Obviously I missed the mark... a little humour and I'm swamped with
definations of 'bread crumbs'. Lighten up peons... not to mention devices
that try to replace hotdog buns and taco shells. Way off topic...

Get back to 'how to get that dirty mark off my Amiga case' and 'The
easiest ways to freshen and clean plastic cases'. I personally use soap &
water on a cloth (just dampened) for the most part (downtown dust does
not dislodge with a feather brush anymore), rubbing alchol does a good
job with finger grease, and white gas (Coleman Stove Fuel) does a
marvious job at really severe cases, beyond that; acetone melts plastic..
use it in a well ventilated area and you can sculpt with it:) (that's
another bit of humour.. for those that thought it was advice).

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Nick

On 14-Feb-99, you wrote:

> Here in Europe most civilised folk have been getting used to a
> remarkable device known as a 'plate' for some time. It seems to cope
> well with the spillage of most food items although some have to be
> transferred to a version with upturned sides known as a 'bowl'. Having
> said this, these contraptions cause their own problems in that we now
> need three hands: one to move the mouse/type, one to eat with and one
> to hold this plate thing. BTW isn't bread crumbs a little on the large
> side to be considered as dust?

No, only 2 hands needed. I heard rumours that someone had invented a portble
version which can actually fold up into your pocket and doesn't need
holding! Most romours have confirmed the production name as "bib" but you
didn't hear this from me, wink wink, mums the word...

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Subject: [just-amiga] Buddha problem

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Saturday, February 13, 1999 5:22 PM, Jonas Thorell
[SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
> From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>
> I'm using a Buddha IDE-interface in my A3000 and am trying to use two
> things
> on it, on separate IDE-channels. One 500 meg harddisk and one
CD-changer.
>
> So far, no problem. I can access one or the other but not at the same
> time!
> If the CD-changer is attached to the Buddha, the harddisk is invisible
> to
> every program that inquires the bus to what devices it has. Remove the
> changer and I can do whatever I please to the harddisk. I really don't
> understand this since both channels seem to work just fine.

This is weird, to say the least. I haven't seen this happen before.
Probably you should contact the maker of the board at
http://www.jschoenfeld.com

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From: Mikolaj Calusinski <[e-mail]>

Hello Colin, on 14-Feb-99 you wrote:

> You forgot to tell him to make sure that with the new FFS from amiga.de,
> you have to make sure the 'InterNational Mode' is ON in HDToolbox
> & when you format the drive.

Not necessarily. You may load ffs by LoadV43Module (just like the new scsi)
so the new version will completely replace filesystem from ROM (also on
floppies and in OFS mode). But one should have fast memory with KICK
attribute set for this method to be efficient or ffs will operate from chip
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Buddha problem

From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>

Oliver Kastl ([e-mail]) wrote:

>> I'm using a Buddha IDE-interface in my A3000 and am trying to use two
>> things on it, on separate IDE-channels. One 500 meg harddisk and one
>> CD-changer. So far, no problem. I can access one or the other but not at the same
>> time! If the CD-changer is attached to the Buddha, the harddisk is invisible
>> to every program that inquires the bus to what devices it has. Remove the
>> changer and I can do whatever I please to the harddisk. I really don't
>> understand this since both channels seem to work just fine.

>This is weird, to say the least. I haven't seen this happen before.
>Probably you should contact the maker of the board at

I have. No answer yet though.

Thing is, it used to work the way it's meant to. With an ordinary
CD-ROM attached as well. Not the same harddisk though.

BTW, how do you turn off/on reselection and last unit and so on for things that
are not harddisks? HDinsttools let me do it for HD's but not CD's and streamers.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Buddha problem

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Sunday, February 14, 1999 9:03 PM, Jonas Thorell
[SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
> BTW, how do you turn off/on reselection and last unit and so on for
> things that
> are not harddisks? HDinsttools let me do it for HD's but not CD's and
> streamers.

You can't. These flags are stored on the RigisDisk block of an harddisk.
As a CD-Rom/Streamer/Scanner.... doesn't have a RDB, you can't store it
anywhere!

That's why some controllers had Jumpers (ALF-3) or nonvolatile memory
(Oktagon).
The Buddha has neither. But this doesn't hurt much, as

1) The Buddha is an IDE controller, so you shouldn't worry about Sync bits
and Reselection
2) AFAIR it completely ignores the "last lun/drive/controller" bits in any
RDB. IDEfix does for sure, I am not 100% sure with the Buddha. (BTW,
IDEFix uses its own executable as nonvolatile memory)

Cheers, Oliver

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Buddha problem

From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>

Oliver Kastl ([e-mail]) wrote:

>You can't. These flags are stored on the RigisDisk block of an harddisk.
>As a CD-Rom/Streamer/Scanner.... doesn't have a RDB, you can't store it
>anywhere!

Any program to change it every time I boot up then? In s:user-startup or
something?

>1) The Buddha is an IDE controller, so you shouldn't worry about Sync bits
>and Reselection

Perhaps not but I'd like the option for the A3000 internal scsi port. I
have yet to find a way to turn off the reselection for my CD-writer.
It doesn't behave the way I want it to so I thought I'd give it a try.

>2) AFAIR it completely ignores the "last lun/drive/controller" bits in any
>RDB. IDEfix does for sure, I am not 100% sure with the Buddha. (BTW,
>IDEFix uses its own executable as nonvolatile memory)

Hm. Can the mountcd program on Aminet (uploaded by you I think) be used
with the Buddha? The one that lets you boot from CD.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Buddha problem

From: Erik Bruser <[e-mail]>

Hello Oliver

On 14-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>
>
> On Saturday, February 13, 1999 5:22 PM, Jonas Thorell
> [SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
>> From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>
>> I'm using a Buddha IDE-interface in my A3000 and am trying to use two
>> things
>> on it, on separate IDE-channels. One 500 meg harddisk and one
> CD-changer.
>>
>> So far, no problem. I can access one or the other but not at the same
>> time!
>> If the CD-changer is attached to the Buddha, the harddisk is invisible
>> to
>> every program that inquires the bus to what devices it has. Remove the
>> changer and I can do whatever I please to the harddisk. I really don't
>> understand this since both channels seem to work just fine.
>
> This is weird, to say the least. I haven't seen this happen before.
> Probably you should contact the maker of the board at
> http://www.jschoenfeld.com
>
> Cheers, Oliver
>
> Oliver Kastl
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>
I have a similar problem with a four way-splitter and ide-fix.
if I use the extra two channels my dc-rom is no longer recognized.
Greetinx Erik Bruser
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>

Hi Pat!

> From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>
>
> Obviously I missed the mark... a little humour and I'm swamped with
> definations of 'bread crumbs'. Lighten up peons... not to mention devices
> that try to replace hotdog buns and taco shells. Way off topic...

Aye - we're just joining in with the humourous aspect. No offence
intended!
Afterall this is an Amiga discussion group rather than something like
'alt.cleaning-services-tips-n-tricks' ;-)

> Get back to 'how to get that dirty mark off my Amiga case' and 'The
> easiest ways to freshen and clean plastic cases'. I personally use soap &
> water on a cloth (just dampened) for the most part (downtown dust does
> not dislodge with a feather brush anymore), rubbing alchol does a good
> job with finger grease, and white gas (Coleman Stove Fuel) does a
> marvious job at really severe cases, beyond that; acetone melts plastic..
> use it in a well ventilated area and you can sculpt with it:) (that's
> another bit of humour.. for those that thought it was advice).

I'm going to be sensible now. I use those packs you can get for
cleaning audio cassette player heads - the ones with a neat little
bottle of alcohol, a strange little foam pad (never worked out what
that was for exactly), and loads of cotton wool sticks. The latter get
in all the crevices nicely and the alcohol evaporates too quickly to
cause trouble underneath the keyboard.

Okay, back into bad humour mode - what about using the ex-girlfriend's
toothbrush for that ultimate real good shine...

Cheers,

Nick Bergquist

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Buddha problem

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Sunday, February 14, 1999 10:25 PM, Jonas Thorell
[SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
> From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>
>
> Oliver Kastl ([e-mail]) wrote:
>
> >You can't. These flags are stored on the RigisDisk block of an
harddisk.
> >
> >As a CD-Rom/Streamer/Scanner.... doesn't have a RDB, you can't store it
> >
> >anywhere!
>
> Any program to change it every time I boot up then? In s:user-startup or
> something?

Maybe - this is controller dependant.

> >1) The Buddha is an IDE controller, so you shouldn't worry about Sync
> >bits
> >and Reselection
>
> Perhaps not but I'd like the option for the A3000 internal scsi port. I
> have yet to find a way to turn off the reselection for my CD-writer.
> It doesn't behave the way I want it to so I thought I'd give it a try.

I don't think there is one - probably someone else knows?

> >2) AFAIR it completely ignores the "last lun/drive/controller" bits in
> >any
> >RDB. IDEfix does for sure, I am not 100% sure with the Buddha. (BTW,
> >IDEFix uses its own executable as nonvolatile memory)
>
> Hm. Can the mountcd program on Aminet (uploaded by you I think) be used
> with the Buddha? The one that lets you boot from CD.

Sure (well, I think so - I haven't tried it myself - if you have a recent
ROM for the Buddha - the one with atapi support), but take mountcd from my
Website. The one on AmiNet is buggy.


Oliver Kastl
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From: Hilda <[e-mail]>

On 07-Feb-99, Chris Seward is alleged to have said...

>Hilda,

>On 07-Feb-99, you wrote:

>> A single redhead with an Amiga :)

>Welcome to JUST-AMiGA dating service, please give full descriptions
>of yourself... blab blab blab....... grrwlll.

>Male with an Amiga..... woohoo? you decide?!

Dear sir,

This is a serious list and "just Amiga".

If you want to indulge in "dating", "flirting" and other such
non-tech issues, I do suggest you hie yourself to the pureamiga
list where nothing is off-topic and there are even pictures of
all of us posted so that should we ever catch up on our e-mail
and decide to indulge in that mysterious activity called a social
life, we can rule out the droolers.

Nah, it'll never happen :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] To Mikolaj Calusinski: MountCD unit 3 bug

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

Hi Mikolaj,

(sorry to bother everyone else)

I tried to reach you by email, but it bounced several times.
Thanks for your excellent bug report!

I have a fixed version on my Website.

Cheers, Oliver

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Lupus Yonderboy <[e-mail]>

On Sun, Feb 14, 1999, at 01:55 PM, Pat Kushko wrote:

> From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>

[snip]

> sOfT:wB3.1 pArM rUnBaR mUi MaGiCmEnU sWaZiNfO dOpUs566 eTc
>      MuLtIcX cEd CyFxP96 CbE pOwErSnAp BeTtErEdIt WbStArTuP+
       ^^^^^^^

I know that this is not my business but why not using MCP? I now use MCX
since my SCSI died and I am working on quite lame configuration now, but
remember MCP 16 months old being better than latest MCX. Especially neat
are older versions which still had that awesome 'requester-timeout' feature
:)
My combination of choice was MCP + Toolsdaemon *sigh*

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From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>

> I know that this is not my business but why not using MCP? I now use MCX
> since my SCSI died and I am working on quite lame configuration now, but
> remember MCP 16 months old being better than latest MCX. Especially neat
> are older versions which still had that awesome 'requester-timeout' feature
> :)
> My combination of choice was MCP + Toolsdaemon *sigh*

Really no point in mine is better than yours disscusions. I was
along for the ride when MCX first came out and got to like it and the
author who disliked millions of hacks in his start-up, and noted most of
these hacks were badly programmed. As time passed it became clear to me
that it was the most stable of all; at the time.

MCP does have a huge amount of extra features, so many that it takes
weeks figuring which ones are solid with your hardware and which cause
problems and why. Some people swear at it... others swear they can't live
without it.. but when you're having problems it's the first thing disabled.

Toolsdaemon/Toolmanager is very good and would be my choice of adds
to-day, but when I started my custom set-up many moons ago, 'MyMenu' type
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extension to MyMenu's... it allows submenu's, shell executions, batches,
and a few other tricks. I got stuck in that and the menuing system has
grown to over 860 lines (that's a lot of menu's!:), so this would be a
real chore to move over to a more modern menuing system.

I have started a newer task bar system 'RunBar' which beats most others
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from any screen. But there is a number of contenders for taskbar
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Subject: [just-amiga] DoomAttack source

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People:

Anyone know where I can get the DoomAttack source code from?  ISTR
the URL was posted here a couple of weeks ago.  I didn't need the
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Cameron Lister <[e-mail]> wrote:
> Have you tried dropping it on the floor?

[snip]

> One important point to note is that this will only be effective with an
> A1000/1500/2000/2500/3000/4000 keyboard. For other machines, it may be a
> good idea to remove the mother board, hard drive, floppy drive, power
> supply, etc, etc, before subjecting it to a collision with a concrete
> floor!

Indeed; I'm going with Matthew's cotton bud suggestion; I don't think
my A1200 would appreciate being dropped :-)

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Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]> wrote:
> 1: get some cotton buds on small sticks (come in packs of 200 or so) and
> just use a little water on them. press the key next to it and wipe,
> simple.

Oooh, that sounds like a good idea.  I'll give it a go.  I've got some
cotton buds; I use them for cleaning the lens in my top-loading CD
player.

Failing that, I'll try the hose attachment on my vacuum cleaner; though
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Yo

Anyone who uses my program "WBLaunch" may like to know that I just put
a new version up on my Web site (http://www.nysa.u-net.com/software/),
and it should appear on Aminet in the next couple of days.  If you
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New for this release: one bug fix, and full source is included.

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On Mon, Feb 15, 1999, at 02:10 PM, Pat Kushko wrote:

> > My combination of choice was MCP + Toolsdaemon *sigh*
>
> Really no point in mine is better than yours disscusions. I was

[snip]

Of course not, I was just curious what others are using.

> MCP does have a huge amount of extra features, so many that it takes
> weeks figuring which ones are solid with your hardware and which cause
> problems and why. Some people swear at it... others swear they can't live
> without it.. but when you're having problems it's the first thing disabled.

I could't live without it, needed screenmode promoter and req.-timeout, but
you are right about this if_problem_disableMCP stuff.

> Toolsdaemon/Toolmanager is very good and would be my choice of adds
> to-day, but when I started my custom set-up many moons ago, 'MyMenu' type
> programs were the way to go. I use Parm (Parmable Menu's) which is an
> extension to MyMenu's... it allows submenu's, shell executions, batches,
> and a few other tricks. I got stuck in that and the menuing system has
> grown to over 860 lines (that's a lot of menu's!:), so this would be a
> real chore to move over to a more modern menuing system.

This  reminds  me of configuring TD/TM, took me few days to tune it up, had
20  nice  tiny 8-colour brushes and many menus.  Than I installed Tinymeter
also  and...   Hmmm...  I'm just babbling, got nostalgia attack.  I dare to
say that tuning-up is great fun when you have a lot of free time :)

[snip]

> from any screen. But there is a number of contenders for taskbar
> utilities, so I'm always looking and trying... heck that's half the fun!

*gasp* I just said that seven lines above :)

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Subject: [just-amiga] A3000 upgrade

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Hello,

I am hoping someone can explain to me what options I have for upgrading my
A3000.  I currently have 16 meg of ram.  I recently purchased ImageFX and a
CD-RW drive.  I have trobule using both due to not enough memory and disk
space.  What I would like to do is add an accelerator, increase the memory
and add another hard drive.  I could add a hard drive now but it would have
to be the older style SCSI.  If I end up with an accelerator which has the
newer, faster SCSI bus I would have made a mistake.

SoftWare Hut tells me there are only two accelerators available for the
A3000.  The 3640 for around $200 and the Cyber MKIII for $750.00.  Only the
latter has an option for more memory and a SCSI port.  But I thought I
remember reading somewhere that accelerators for A4000's would work in an
A3000.

So, I guess what I am asking is:

 What accelerators are available for the A3000 and what do they come with
(memory    expansion, SCSI port, etc.)?

 If I go with the 3640 accelerator above, is there some other way to add
memory and  a SCSI port to an A3000?

 If I go with the Cyber accelerator, will it work out of the box?  I saw a
mention
 on one of the newsgroups that a wire had to be soldered on the motherboard
to get   it to work and some chips had to be updated.

 How does a graphics card fit into this, if at all?

Any ideas, suggestions or experience dealing with this type of upgrade will
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3000 upgrade

From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>

> From: jack york <[e-mail]>

> SoftWare Hut tells me there are only two accelerators available for the
> A3000.  The 3640 for around $200 and the Cyber MKIII for $750.00.  Only the
> latter has an option for more memory and a SCSI port.  But I thought I
> remember reading somewhere that accelerators for A4000's would work in an
> A3000.

Software Hut is selling new product and the Cyber MKIII is a good
choice.. there's also the PPC cards (not sure about there availablity though)
There's the much talked about G3 card... which is not yet here (and may
never be).

>  What accelerators are available for the A3000 and what do they come with
> (memory    expansion, SCSI port, etc.)?

http://www.hszk.bme.hu/~s7236lup/ (Amiga Lex site) is a good start, at least
you can see what has been around... Then look for specific pages of the
various manufacturers for more details.

>  If I go with the 3640 accelerator above, is there some other way to add
> memory and  a SCSI port to an A3000?

This one is a pain... not much speed up, no fast memory expansion, and
quite a heat problem, not to mention .. flaky depending on rev. Stay away
from this... 5 years ago... it was an option halfway toward the A4000..
to-day, it's not really an option.

>  If I go with the Cyber accelerator, will it work out of the box?  I saw a
> mention
>  on one of the newsgroups that a wire had to be soldered on the motherboard
> to get   it to work and some chips had to be updated.

Most of the dealers will install... so it's in your box... outa the box:)
It's a smart move if you're into a big purchase to have the pros set you
up, they've got extra chips if yours need new revisions etc.. of course
all of this isn't cheap. The factory or dealer will give you helpful
support if you run into trouble, but when it comes to these high speed
cards and chip revisons.. you better have a lot of patience.

>  How does a graphics card fit into this, if at all?

No really much to say... here, although Phase-5 has a plug in graphic
card to one of their PPC cards (at least I think) but in the main, a
graphic card is sort of a separate issue, and in my opinion a 'must have'
even before the accelerator.

> Any ideas, suggestions or experience dealing with this type of upgrade will
> be appreciated.

The WarpEngine has a very good reputation for 040 accelerators, space for
64 megs of ram (more if you get the 4000 version and throw it into a
tower case) but with that CD-RW you might want an 060.. The WarpEngine
handles SCSI II while most 060's offer SCSI wide and more ram slots.
Graphics is a must... it must be CFGX or P96 compatable. How much to
spend? Depends on your usage... wallet size and many factors too numerous
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From: "Nicklas 'Alcom' Jönsson" <[e-mail]>

>From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>Subject: [just-amiga] DoomAttack source
>
>Anyone know where I can get the DoomAttack source code from?  ISTR
>the URL was posted here a couple of weeks ago.  I didn't need the
>source then, and didn't make a note of it :-)
>
have you tried the aminet?????????

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3000 upgrade

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Tuesday, February 16, 1999 4:56 AM, jack york [SMTP:[e-mail]]
wrote:
>
>  If I go with the 3640 accelerator above, is there some other way to add
> memory and  a SCSI port to an A3000?

I don't know anything about the A3000, but I have an A4000/40 (with the
A3640 board).
I just want to tell you, that I can't really recommend it. Zorro-II and
ChipMem bus accesses are "dead slow", much slower than an A4000/30.
Memory accesses to Motherboard RAM are "slow" (same as an 030).
I would assume this is true for an A3000, too.
However, the A3640 has the nice "maprom" feature, where any Kickstart can
be loaded write protected in 32 bit RAM.
This is a very useful feature for a Software Developer like myself, I
don't know if it useful for others.

Cheers, Olli

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: A3000 upgrade

From: ken <[e-mail]>

>SoftWare Hut tells me there are only two accelerators available for the
>A3000.  The 3640 for around $200 and the Cyber MKIII for $750.00.  Only the
>latter has an option for more memory and a SCSI port.  But I thought I
>remember reading somewhere that accelerators for A4000's would work in an
>A3000.

If acceleration is your goal, I ran across a page yesterday dedicated
entirely to 'clock doubling' fast cheap way of speeding things up. ºiggest
thing to keep on mind is to use plenty of heat sinks and fans. Brine cooled
might not be so far fetched either.

That page is... one of those listed below. I can't recall which exactly.

http://cucug.cch.pmc.ru/amihardware.html
Amiga Hardware Support
http://www.amiga.com
Amiga Inc.
http://www.amiga.de/e-fr.html
AMIGA International, Inc.
http://www.amiga.de
AMIGA International, Inc. Homepage
http://www.fbe.fh-frankfurt.de/mitarb/schellha/ic/hwb/hwb.html
HwB: The Hardware Book (Offline)
http://www.amigaworld.freeserve.co.uk/
The Big Book of Amiga Hardware
http://home.ican.net/~szymczak/amiga.html
Wastebasket: Amiga Computer

You're not exactly under warranty, so it's pretty much up to you..

> If I go with the 3640 accelerator above, is there some other way to add
>memory and  a SCSI port to an A3000?

The 3640 in an a3k has nearly bad a rep with heat as over clocking.. So it's
all now a matter of cost.


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Subject: [just-amiga] IDE/ATAPI Tape Drives

From: "Andy Kinsella" <[e-mail]>

Greetings,

Does anyone have experience of these Drives? I've seen an Iomega Atapi
tape drive in a local shop, and it seems the best bet for backing up
large wodges of my harddrive.

Floppies are not an option, as I don't have that long to wait :) ANd
the amount of Zip disk's I'd need would cost a bit too much. . .

I await the pourings of your wisdom.

--
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Andy.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Buddha problem

From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>

Oliver Kastl ([e-mail]) wrote:

>> I'm using a Buddha IDE-interface in my A3000 and am trying to use two
>> things on it, on separate IDE-channels. One 500 meg harddisk and one
>> CD-changer.

>> So far, no problem. I can access one or the other but not at the same
>> time! If the CD-changer is attached to the Buddha, the harddisk is invisible
>> to every program that inquires the bus to what devices it has. Remove the
>> changer and I can do whatever I please to the harddisk. I really don't
>> understand this since both channels seem to work just fine.

>This is weird, to say the least. I haven't seen this happen before.

Well, problem solved. It turned out that it was the combination of my
changer, harddisk and the buddha that didn't get along that well. They
should have since they were on seperate IDE-busses but...that old
harddisk have now been retired by a new one and everything works as
intended. Got some weird numbers back from HDInsttools and HDtoolbox at
first but now it works.

Format claimed it couldn't write block 0 (quick mode) as well but that turned
out to be a lie...I can write just fine to it.

Anything in particular one should bear in mind with 10 gig drives? This is
with the latest release of PFS2 though so the 4 gig limit is no more I hope.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: DoomAttack source

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

>> Anyone know where I can get the DoomAttack source code from?
> have you tried the aminet?????????

Yes; I tried dev/src, game/patch and game/shoot.  I did a search
for "DoomAttack".  None of these worked.

I eventually did a DejaNews search and found the news article that
the DoomAttack author posted, advertising the source.  Forgot about
Usenet :-)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filters in YAM... +(Tutorial)

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Loki wrote on 07-Feb-99:

|>B4 I start, I`m using YAM2.0Preview6

YAM 1.3.4 [020] (Dec 12 1996) is the same as the latest one I
grabbed from Aminet. I've also looked at your version but it dosn't
impress me very much, not very nice looking.

|>Now, the way I see it, the filters get executed in order down

Noted.

|>o Click the new button and type a directory name in the requester.
|>  This will be the name of the dir in your YAM: assign. When you press

Okay, this is different to the old program. But I have managed to
get the old one working by transposing the example from the guide
to my config. script.

|>Finally, the `Filter' button in the main-window does work! What it does
|>is applys your `Local' filters to the `Incoming' directory,. IE,

I wish! But it dosn't at all. The only time it works is when the
mail comes in, I think. Havn't tested it yet. If the filters do
work then my Just_amiga mail will all be together.
 But there is one thing I'm not sure of:

Folder0         = 0;1;incoming;Incoming
Folder1         = 1;1;outgoing;Outgoing
Folder2         = 1;0;sent;Sent
Folder3         = 0;0;archived;Archived
Folder4         = 2;3;Just_amiga;Just_Amiga

I've made folder4 there, but I just don't have a clue as to what
those numbers mean. Then it's the directory and the location name
though.
 Perhaps you can just send me your bit in the config file and that
will answer the question, by showing your folder for that type of
mail.

|>WOW!,. took me ages to write that, perhaps I should do a FAQ :)

You did a good job, but that yam version looks weird. Probably
best suited to people who have those flashing screens and tiny
icons. You know, the super high resolution or whatever.

|>RG>> ps Does your yam deal with over 60 messages?
|>I`ve never had over 60 mails,. I poll my mail 4 times a day usually :),

No problems, been away a week and 150+ recieved.


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From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Willi Kusche wrote on 08-Feb-99:

|>    Rick, according to the date stamp on your last message, your computer
|>thinks it's August.

At the risk of wasting space talking about this....

 Yes. Often my computer blows up and has clock failures due to it.
I blame Ibrowse not working as it should, which I suppose is the
same for everyone.

Before I had my expantion I used an executable to set the clock and
I just changed the time each session. The last time I needed to
do it was in august and that executable is hidden somewhere I can't
find it.


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From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 07-Feb-99:

|>> Thomas Hurst suggests that yam tells the server to do it.
|>When? Server side filtering is very simple, and mainly designed for killing
|>spam, irritating posts from people you don't like etc.

That would be something. YAM 1.3.4 [020] (Dec 12 1996). How do I
do it?

|>Filtering into different folders occurs after disconnecting from the server,
|>yes.

Good, fine. Unless Loci beets you to it, I'd like an example for
shifting Just_Amiga to it's own folder from the config. script
and enough information that I can make lots of my own.

& thanks for the help

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jack york ([e-mail]) wrote:

> What accelerators are available for the A3000 and what do they come with
>(memory    expansion, SCSI port, etc.)?

Phase5's Cyberstorm cards are good. I use one myself with a 040 onboard.
It's got space for four simm's for a total of 128 megs. I'm using
a MKII but the there's not much differing between it and the MKIII
except that the latter have onboard SCSI as well.

> If I go with the 3640 accelerator above, is there some other way to add
>memory and  a SCSI port to an A3000?

There are memory-expansions available for the zorro-slots but it would
be slower. I don't about the SCSI-part though (I'm quite happy with the
built-in SCSI myself).

> If I go with the Cyber accelerator, will it work out of the box?

Most of it.

>I saw a mention on one of the newsgroups that a wire had to be soldered on the motherboard
>to get it to work

Only necessary for the SCSI-part. The cpu and memory works fine without it. So, if
you ditch the SCSI part it would work out of the box.

>and some chips had to be updated.

Not for the accellerator as far as I know. Could be a good idea to make sure
you have revision 8 of the SCSI-chip and revision 11 of the Buster though.

> How does a graphics card fit into this, if at all?

Fits nicely into one of the zorro-slots so you wouldn't necessary need a
accelerator to use one, although you do need more memory to use it to it's
fullest. 16 meg is too little.

I'm currently using the following setup and it works just beautifully:

2 meg fast on the motherboard with 2 meg chip
Cyberstorm MKII 040@40 Mhz (fast enough for me) with 32 megs (about to upgrade there)
2 Harddisks on the internat SCSI-controller (350 meg for system software only +
  1 gig HD mainly used for storing CD-imagefiles before writing)
1 Cybervision64 gfx-card.
1 10 gig harddisk attached to a Buddha-IDE interface.
1 Nakamichi 5-disk CD-changer (also attached to the Buddha)
1 Philips CDD2600 CD-writer
1 HP SureStore 5000 DAT-streamer
1 Prelude audio-card.
1 Vlab framegrabber.

In my eyes, a rather nice system. So, for you I'd go for a Cyberstorm060 with
at least 32 meg of ram on it and a nice gfx-card. The Cybervision series is
nice, or the PicassoIV.

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From: "Mick Heyes" <[e-mail]>

Hi Stephen.

On Mon, 15 Feb 1999 19:44:18 +0000 you wrote:

> Failing that, I'll try the hose attachment on my vacuum cleaner; though
> I have visions of sucking the keycaps off :-S

I use a 1300 watt HITACHI vacum cleaner with a pair of my mums tights
over the nozzle. Just make sure she's not wearing the buggers at the
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From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 17-Feb-99, Nano wrote:
>From: Nano <[e-mail]>

>Hello,
>In short:
>Hoping to find optimal max transfer for Quantum Viking 4.5g SCSI2.

Ok problems:

1:   DO NOT USE 'LONG FORMAT' on ANY partitions.  Use only QUICK on drives
     bigger than 4095 Mb.   (There is a problem with the Format command)

2:   Use the a4000t 64 bit SCSI_IDE strip patches from amiga.de/files.
     Remember to read the docs, only the second one has the REBOOT option.

3:   Use the latest FFS from amiga.de/files  area:   'FFS Intl 43.20'
     You MUST have 'INTERNATIONAL MODE'  on for it to work.

3:   Ensure that this is so by doing a 'Version DH0:'   or whatever your
     partitions are called.

4:   Keep every partition below 2048 Mb in size.

*:   After you have done all the above, you can safely use drives as
     big as you like...   I have an 8.2 Gig drive on an A4000T.

PS:  My Maxtransfer on SCSI is:  0xffffff,
     on IDE drives it is:  0x1fe00.

Just remember to NEVER LONG FORMAT any partition......
     (With WB3.1 or less, format command)


Alternatively,  Chop the last part of the drive down in HDToolbox,
so that the total available space is 4095 Mb,  & dont use the end bit.

This is not actually necessary is you do the above properly....

(Just giving another suggestion, so dont bother flaming me)


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From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>


 Wait just a tick! I think I might just
have sorted it out.

Making folders, easy. But I think I just worked out what has been going wrong!
 The 'match' has to be exact. This means that putting [just amiga] in there
isn't good enough. But it will work (move those messages to just amiga folder
of mine) if I have the exact match in there.

I believe it accepts #? wildcards and I'm going online now to test that very
thing.

[just amiga]#? might be the trick.

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It's simply incredible what Rick Giles wrote on 17-Feb-99:

|>[just amiga]#? might be the trick.

#?just-amiga#? has been successful.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Dpaint Closing Workbench

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

 The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. Can this be overcome?
How?

(dpaint iv btw)

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From: Henrik Holst <[e-mail]>

In the Icons tooltypes I think... There should be some CloseWB=yes or
something...

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 The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. Can this be
overcome?
How?

(dpaint iv btw)

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From: BOURMAULT Philippe <[e-mail]>

>From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>
>
> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. >Can this be
overcome?
>How?
>
>(dpaint iv btw)

------------------------------------

Try to edit the ToolTypes of the DPAINT.info
There must be such a line with CLOSEWB=YES (put it to NO) or something
similar ...

Good Luck !

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> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. Can this be overcome?


In the menu (the one at the end) is open Workbench.  I'm not sure if it is
also a tooltype. Select the Dpaint Icon and then choose Information from the
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From: Mattias Andersson <[e-mail]>
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Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 18:39:20 +0100
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: FILTERING- HOLD THE PHONE!!

From: Mattias Andersson <[e-mail]>

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> From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>
> Wait just a tick! I think I might just
> have sorted it out.
>
> Making folders, easy. But I think I just worked out what has been going
> wrong!
> The 'match' has to be exact. This means that putting [just amiga] in there
> isn't good enough. But it will work (move those messages to just amiga
> folder of mine) if I have the exact match in there.
>
> I believe it accepts #? wildcards and I'm going online now to test that
> very thing.
>
> [just amiga]#? might be the trick.

Well, I use the reply-to adress.. works fine for me. Look at attachment.

/Matte

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From: Linus Akesson <[e-mail]>

On 17-Feb-99, Rick Giles ([e-mail]) wrote:
>From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. Can this be overcome?
>How?

>(dpaint iv btw)

>                  Cool Enough, TTFN!!

I'm wrote a small hack called noclosewb, that patches CloseWorkbench() into a
no-op routine. I can mail it to you if you want.

Linus

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Hello,

Can someone recommend an external GIF viewer for IBrowse? I have
tried FastGIF2, GIF_View and ZGif and cannot get some GIFs to
show up.

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Linus Akesson <[e-mail]> wrote:
> I'm wrote a small hack called noclosewb, that patches CloseWorkbench()
> into a no-op routine.

Ooh!  That's a neat way of doing it.  I was wondering about writing a
program which locks the Workbench screen and doesn't unlock it again.
A screen can't be closed if it's been locked.  Your way is much nicer
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From: Larry Miller <[e-mail]>

Hello Rick

On 16-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

> Making folders, easy. But I think I just worked out what has been going
wrong!
> The 'match' has to be exact. This means that putting [just amiga] in there
> isn't good enough. But it will work (move those messages to just amiga
folder
> of mine) if I have the exact match in there.

If you check the box that says "substring search" you don't have to be
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From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 17-Feb-99 01:04:49, Rick Giles wrote:

>From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

>It's simply incredible what Loki wrote on 07-Feb-99:

>|>B4 I start, I`m using YAM2.0Preview6

>YAM 1.3.4 [020] (Dec 12 1996) is the same as the latest one I
>grabbed from Aminet.

1.3.5 has been out for years, and apparantly fixes a nasty bug in 1.3.4.

>I've also looked at your version but it dosn't
>impress me very much, not very nice looking.

1) It uses MUI; change it.
2) Since when did looks have anything to do with using an emailer?

>|>WOW!,. took me ages to write that, perhaps I should do a FAQ :)

>You did a good job, but that yam version looks weird. Probably
>best suited to people who have those flashing screens and tiny
>icons. You know, the super high resolution or whatever.

If you mean the icons, you can change them (they are in the "Icons" dir
IIRC). If you mean the listviews, you can change them in the MUI settings.

>|>RG>> ps Does your yam deal with over 60 messages?
>|>I`ve never had over 60 mails,. I poll my mail 4 times a day usually :),

>No problems, been away a week and 150+ recieved.

A *week*?? I usually get that in a day... you can imagine why I dumped Yam
:/

Regards

Tom
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filtering

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 17-Feb-99 01:11:47, Rick Giles wrote:

>It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 07-Feb-99:

>|>> Thomas Hurst suggests that yam tells the server to do it.
>|>When? Server side filtering is very simple, and mainly designed for killing
>|>spam, irritating posts from people you don't like etc.

>That would be something. YAM 1.3.4 [020] (Dec 12 1996). How do I
>do it?

I don't recommend it - it forces Yam to use the TOP command to download the
headers and upper 10 lines of each message, which increases download times
by about 1/3rd.

>|>Filtering into different folders occurs after disconnecting from the
>|>server, yes.

>Good, fine. Unless Loci beets you to it, I'd like an example for
>shifting Just_Amiga to it's own folder from the config. script
>and enough information that I can make lots of my own.

I've never used 1.*.*, sorry.

Regards

Tom
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: FILTERING- HOLD THE PHONE!!

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 17-Feb-99 03:36:44, Rick Giles wrote:

> Wait just a tick! I think I might just
>have sorted it out.

>Making folders, easy. But I think I just worked out what has been going
>wrong!
> The 'match' has to be exact. This means that putting [just amiga] in there
>isn't good enough. But it will work (move those messages to just amiga folder
>of mine) if I have the exact match in there.

>I believe it accepts #? wildcards and I'm going online now to test that very
>thing.

>[just amiga]#? might be the trick.

Why filter by subject? That's a braindead way of doing it - use To: or
Reply-To: (I recommend the latter, as it catches cross-post's too).

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dpaint Closing Workbench

From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Wednesday, February 17, 1999 7:23 PM, Linus Akesson
[SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
>
> I'm wrote a small hack called noclosewb, that patches CloseWorkbench()
> into a
> no-op routine. I can mail it to you if you want.

Ooh, another SetFunction().
Just a hint: How about using LockPubScreen() on the Workbench?
This will do the same and is much more ... hmmm .. beautiful.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dpaint Closing Workbench

From: Linus Akesson <[e-mail]>

On 17-Feb-99, Oliver Kastl ([e-mail]) wrote:
>From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

>On Wednesday, February 17, 1999 7:23 PM, Linus Akesson
>[SMTP:[e-mail]] wrote:
>>
>> I'm wrote a small hack called noclosewb, that patches CloseWorkbench()
>> into a
>> no-op routine. I can mail it to you if you want.

>Ooh, another SetFunction().
>Just a hint: How about using LockPubScreen() on the Workbench?
>This will do the same and is much more ... hmmm .. beautiful.

>Cheers, Olli

Yes, but I have some programs that use screennotify.library to automatically
close their windows when someone tries to CloseWorkbench(). The workbench
won't actually close (as I have some other programs that don't use that
library) but all those windows will close & reopen, and the workbench screen
will pop to front. All this mess is prevented by simply disabling
CloseWorkbench(), although I know it should be considered a temporary
solution. As we all know, AmigaOS has become a very patched os.

Linus

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Hello folks !!

I've ADoomV1.2 and DoomAttackV0.8 and 2 WAD files:
one shareware.wad and one registered.wad.

The problem is, with the shareware wad the game works, whereas the
registered
file does not.
The registered file as a length of 10396254 bytes, I got it with DoomV1.94.

Both amiga versions break with the message:

>ST_Init: Init status bar.
>W_GetNumForNAme: STBAR not found!

Can anybody help me or tell me woh can ?

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From: ken <[e-mail]>

After some time using the amiga, and especially today, leaching 2 different
sites dry, and having that rc5 contest also running, it ocurred to me maybe
one more reason why amiga may have fallen down.

The PC's claim to have multi tasking, but we all know it's only simulated
compared to what the amiga can do (has done for the past 15 years...)

Anyways if you think about it, if the amiga had become as popular as the
pc's, can you imagine the bottlenecks on the web with everyone using an amiga
and leaching 2 or more pages at a time ?

I've used this multi for a long while now on the web for reading the daily
newspaper from excite, while waiting for newsgroups or mail lists to load,
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On Wed, Feb 17, 1999, at 10:25 AM, Don and Lynn Benson wrote:

> Can someone recommend an external GIF viewer for IBrowse? I have
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    FastView or Visage, but they are not GIF-only.
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From: Pat Kushko <[e-mail]>

On Thu, 18 Feb 1999, Lupus Yonderboy wrote:

> From: Lupus Yonderboy <[e-mail]>
>
> On Wed, Feb 17, 1999, at 10:25 AM, Don and Lynn Benson wrote:
>
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>
>     FastView or Visage, but they are not GIF-only.

ViewGIF by Olaf Barthel supports the regular GIF87 and GIF89 standard files.

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From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 19-Feb-99, Marco B. wrote:
>From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>
>HY,
>my name is Marco,
>anyone can help me please??
>I found an old program named VBS,
>this program backup a device in to a video cassette VHS.
>What kind of cable i have to use??
>Anyone have an electric schema of this cable??
>Help please....

May I suggest that you just buy a second harddrive or a zip drive,
that VCR backup was something that failed dismally years ago,
the theory behind it was ok,
but in practice you have to have a perfect VCR & brand new tapes & a
mechanism in perfect alignment,  something that rarely occurs....
Maybe for 2 weeks after you buy a new machine...  ???

As IDE drives are now around $190 (AUD) for 4 Gigs,
it is not even worth the time to make up a cable,
removable drive bays are about $25 at the moment also...

Not to mention CD writers or Jazz drives....


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Subject: [just-amiga] ModemSpeaker

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>


 I've seen from time to time that when the computer gets a voice on the other
end of the modem,that it comes clearly through the speaker.

If I could somehow turn that on permanently it would be very useful. Not only
for listening in on other peoples calls (not that I would) but for my computer
to call up phone services by entering the tones.

There's probably a way, even if nobody here knows it.

                  Cool Enough, TTFN!!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Mailarchive (yam arexx)

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>


 There is a command in arexx that allows you to archive the selected
message, just as you would in person using the gui.
 I can't make it go!

Far as I can tell I just type in: mailarchive Inquiries
and it moves the message to my 'inquiries' folder. Nope.

Help please.

                                               Cool Enough, TTFN!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: HELP!!

From: "Lofty" <[e-mail]>


-----Original Message-----
From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>
To: UKAmiga <[e-mail]>
Cc: Amichat <[e-mail]>; Just-Amiga <[e-mail]>
Date: 18 February 1999 15:07
Subject: [just-amiga] HELP!!


>From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>
>
>HY,
>my name is Marco,
>anyone can help me please??
>
>I found an old program named VBS,
>this program backup a device in to a video cassette VHS.
>
>What kind of cable i have to use??
>Anyone have an electric schema of this cable??
>
>Help please....
>
>
>
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> Hi Marco,
                 I have the VBS unit you are after it contains a scart lead
into two phonos
but also there is a plastic box with a pcb mounted inside if you require
more info let me know i`ll do my best to list the components or maybe a
trade w.h.y?
all the best
               Lofty



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dpaint Closing Workbench

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Rick

On 17-Feb-99, you wrote:

> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. Can this be
overcome?
> How?

goto settings, untick the close workbench bit and save the settings ?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Is it really August?

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Rick

On 17-Feb-99, you wrote:

> Before I had my expantion I used an executable to set the clock and
> I just changed the time each session. The last time I needed to
> do it was in august and that executable is hidden somewhere I can't
> find it.

stick aminet in your startup and find the name of the program doing it. then
you can search for it easily

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ModemSpeaker

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

>I've seen from time to time that when the computer gets a voice on the
other
> end of the modem,that it comes clearly through the speaker.

> If I could somehow turn that on permanently it would be very useful.
Not only
> for listening in on other peoples calls (not that I would) but for my
computer
> to call up phone services by entering the tones.

   Ok, to spy on people using the line go into a terminal program and
type 'ATDT' (return) .

Then you'll be able to listen in as much as you like (the other line
goes a bit echoy though... bit of a giveaway!)

   As for using it up for computerised tone things, immpossible as you
can't get it to dial numbers at will. (I think)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ModemSpeaker

From: Wayne Pyrah <[e-mail]>

Hi Andrew

On 18-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi Everybody,
>
>> I've seen from time to time that when the computer gets a voice on the
> other
>> end of the modem,that it comes clearly through the speaker.
>
>> If I could somehow turn that on permanently it would be very useful.
> Not only
>> for listening in on other peoples calls (not that I would) but for my
> computer
>> to call up phone services by entering the tones.
>
>   Ok, to spy on people using the line go into a terminal program and
> type 'ATDT' (return) .
>
> Then you'll be able to listen in as much as you like (the other line
> goes a bit echoy though... bit of a giveaway!)
>
>   As for using it up for computerised tone things, immpossible as you
> can't get it to dial numbers at will. (I think)
>
> See ya.
Regards

Try the Amiga fax program STFAX it is perfect for things like that.  You can even talk to people through your modem if you have a microphone!

Try www.active-net.co.uk or something like that, you should be able to download a demo.

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Subject: [just-amiga] ADoom ? (fwd)

From: Sven =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dr=F6ge?= <[e-mail]>

Hallo,

*** Weitergeleitete Nachricht, ursprünglich von Sven Dröge am 10-Aug-98 ***

From: Sven =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dr=F6ge?= <[e-mail]>

Hello folks !!

I've ADoomV1.2 and DoomAttackV0.8 and 2 WAD files:
one shareware.wad and one registered.wad.

The problem is, with the shareware wad the game works, whereas the
registered
file does not.
The registered file as a length of 10396254 bytes, I got it with DoomV1.94.

Both amiga versions break with the message:

>ST_Init: Init status bar.
>W_GetNumForNAme: STBAR not found!

Can anybody help me or tell me woh can ?

Best wishes,
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Filters in YAM... +(Tutorial)

From: Alan Gryniewicz <[e-mail]>

HiYA Rick !

> |>RG>> ps Does your yam deal with over 60 messages?
> |>I`ve never had over 60 mails,. I poll my mail 4 times a day usually :),
> No problems, been away a week and 150+ recieved.

I've left my e-mail for about a week before and downloaded just over a
1000 at one time and YAM handles it perfectly!!

C yA!

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Subject: [just-amiga] MPG3 AUDIO QUESTION

From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>

Hi,
   Does anyone know of a program, that allows a user to take a track
from an audio CD, convert it to WAV, then compress it into an MPG3
sound file??

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: MPG3 AUDIO QUESTION

From: Loki <[e-mail]>

Hello SANKEY
     Hiya, SANKEY... ,on 18-Feb-99 you mailed me about: [just-amiga] MPG3 AUDIO QUESTION! So I`ma reply`in...

S>> From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>
S>>
S>> Hi,
S>>   Does anyone know of a program, that allows a user to take a track
S>> from an audio CD, convert it to WAV, then compress it into an MPG3
S>> sound file??
S>>
S>> Sankey

Pegase does the trick, methinks :)
It was on the crimbo AF CD, I`m not sure if it`s on aminet, but it should be :)

S>>
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: AmiMajik <[e-mail]>

Hello Stephen

On 13-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> Hi y'all
>
> Does anyone know of a good way of shifting all that dust that collects
> on the sides of keycaps?  I keep my keyboard dustcovered when my
> Amiga isn't in use, but it gets dusty 'coz it's in use so often :-)
> I wondered about buying a little vacuum cleaner, but I don't know how
> effective they are, or if they're worth the money.

    i think you will find that a keyboard skin will be the best way to go,
protects you against liquid spills aswell... i know its saved my ass
severall times.... and considering the cost of some amiga keyboards it
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: MPG3 AUDIO QUESTION

From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 19-Feb-99, SANKEY wrote:
>From: "SANKEY" <[e-mail]>
>Hi,
>   Does anyone know of a program, that allows a user to take a track
>from an audio CD, convert it to WAV, then compress it into an MPG3
>sound file??
>Sankey

Firstly, there is no need to convert it to 'wav' format.

1:  Get a copy of:  'Burnit  V2'  from aminet.
    That will allow you to suck the 40 - odd megas of AIFF coded data
    from the CD track,  (if your CD rom supports that mode)

2:  With the AIFF file,  use  MP3encode  to make the mp3...

**  You had better have an 040 or 060 if you want to do it in under a day...

PS:  Pegasus will encode in MP2 if you want to do it faster,
     (but you'll get a much bigger file.)

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Hello Rick

On 18-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>
>
>
> I've seen from time to time that when the computer gets a voice on the
> other end of the modem,that it comes clearly through the speaker.
>
> If I could somehow turn that on permanently it would be very useful. Not
> only for listening in on other peoples calls (not that I would) but for my
> computer to call up phone services by entering the tones.

look at your modem manual, there is a command... however it differs between
modems.

The command for my spirit is #ATM2# = speaker always on


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From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>


Hy everyone,
i need a commodity that take a part of txt from a WB window
and paste it in a editor.

Anyone have the name of this commodity??


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Subject: [just-amiga] IDE and A3k

From: [e-mail]

I caught a message yesterday that was fairly vague, following up on it I ran

over to Software huts homepage, also went to elaborate bytes, and the Buddha

home page..



I used a search on every single page I hit for 3000 and couldn't find squat.

There's lots of info. They do mention the a4k and 1200 both that I know use

IDE drives just fine.



The message I caught that was vague said something to the effect of using ide

with the a3k..



Since I went and tagged more than 400+ bad blocks on my 1.3 gig yesterday and

most likely last Quantum drive I'll ever own (1st time the warranty actually

failed just after warranty..), I've thought the route to go since I figure

I'm going to squeeze every useable penny out of this a3k is to go to IDE

drives if it's possible.



So the question is how many others are using the Buddha or something else to

use IDE drives on their a3k's ?



I'd also like to know any problems, or what all is involved in setting the

a3k up to use ide vs scsi drives...



I can't believe more haven't gone this route if it is possible. You can get

the Buddha and a 4 gig ide for $100+ less than the equivalent 4+ gig SCSI

drive alone.





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From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>

Hy ev1,

can i run with my Amiga1200
the gamefiles for UAE??
(This file, have an extension .adf)

I am a collector of oldgames and for UAE
the WEB is full !!
Any of you have the my same interest??
Contact me.


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From: "Nick Bergquist" <[e-mail]>

Hi Marco,

> From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>
>
> Hy ev1,
>
> can i run with my Amiga1200
> the gamefiles for UAE??
> (This file, have an extension .adf)

#?.adf = 'Amiga Disk Format' file.

This is designed to get round the problem that PCs running UAE cannot
read DD Amiga disks. The entire file can be unpacked back onto a DD
disk using the CLI tool ADFtodisk which is in the Aminet archives and
then the game can be run as normal on the Amiga.

> I am a collector of oldgames and for UAE
> the WEB is full !!
> Any of you have the my same interest??
> Contact me.

There are loads but this includes disk images of legitimate games,
demo games and pirate games. The other thing is that you may be able
to get them running under UAE via a PC but you will have some big
problems with them on an A1200 - many are old A500 games.

Talking of which, does anyone remember an old ('86 ish) game called
Faery Tale Adventure? I remember playing it some years ago on the
first Amiga I ever met - a mate's A500. I'd love to have a go with it
again for old time's sake. Anyone got it and want to sell/give it to
me out there?!!

Cheers,

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Subject: [just-amiga] Commodity


>From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>
>
>
>Hy everyone,
>i need a commodity that take a part of txt from a WB window
>and paste it in a editor.
>
>Anyone have the name of this commodity??


Have you tried powersnap?

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It's simply incredible what ken wrote on 18-Feb-99:

|>one more reason why amiga may have fallen down.

Conspiracy!

|>The PC's claim to have multi tasking, but we all know it's only simulated

Well, they can blitz us these days can't they? Hardly simulated.

|>I've used this multi for a long while now on the web for reading the daily
|>newspaper from excite, while waiting for newsgroups or mail lists to load,

Are you telling me that the usual household PC can't do both!? If
so then perhaps you're right about 'simulated'.

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It's simply incredible what Oliver Kastl wrote on 18-Feb-99:

|>Just a hint: How about using LockPubScreen() on the Workbench?
|>This will do the same and is much more ... hmmm .. beautiful.

Sounds great, is it a program? Because it's not in aminet:utilties
and I havn't got it already.
 How do I make it go?

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From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 18-Feb-99:

|>I don't recommend it - it forces Yam to use the TOP command to download the
|>headers and upper 10 lines of each message, which increases download times
|>by about 1/3rd.

That kills my interest completly.

|>>shifting Just_Amiga to it's own folder from the config. script
|>I've never used 1.*.*, sorry.

Got it sorted, quite simple. What tricked me is that the archive
catagory has the sub cats in it but names them in a little window
not all that noticable to me.
 Things are cool thanks to all the help.

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It's simply incredible what Larry Miller wrote on 18-Feb-99:

|>> if I have the exact match in there.
|>If you check the box that says "substring search" you don't have to be
|>exact.

No such option on my old yam, but don't need it.
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It's simply incredible what Mattias Andersson wrote on 18-Feb-99:

|>> I believe it accepts #? wildcards and I'm going online now to test that
|>> very thing.
|>> [just amiga]#? might be the trick.

Well #?[just-amiga]#? as it turned out.

|>Well, I use the reply-to adress.. works fine for me. Look at attachment.

Agreed, that works as well and is also more specific. Done that.

Besides, I wouldn't want Thomas Hurst to think I was brain dead.

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|>> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. >Can this be
|>Try to edit the ToolTypes of the DPAINT.info
|>There must be such a line with CLOSEWB=YES (put it to NO) or something
|>similar ...
|>Good Luck !

Looked before asked here, all there are is:

  AutoGrid
  FastAdjust
  AutoGrid

I tryed your suggestion and it dosn't work (yes or =no). But someone
has a hack and someone has LockPubScreen, whatever that is.

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Hello,

To save everyone a lot of useless downloads let me use this one message to
thank all of those that replied to my request.  Most of the information came
in handy and it looks like the MKIII is my only real choice.  Too bad the
price, when included with the memory and hard drive I need more, is more
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From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Sven

On 10-Aug-98, you wrote:

> I've ADoomV1.2 and DoomAttackV0.8 and 2 WAD files:
> one shareware.wad and one registered.wad.

> Both amiga versions break with the message:

>> ST_Init: Init status bar.
>> W_GetNumForNAme: STBAR not found!

> Can anybody help me or tell me woh can ?

I believe that you have to rename the wad to get it to work. I got the doom2
wad, but had to rename it to get it to work. I called it DOOMu.WAD and now
it works, but unfortunately it won't let me use other shareware wads!! :(

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ModemSpeaker

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Hi Rick

On 18-Feb-99, you wrote:

> If I could somehow turn that on permanently it would be very useful. Not
> only for listening in on other peoples calls (not that I would) but for
my
> computer to call up phone services by entering the tones.

just load AMTerm and type in "atdt" that basically tells the modem to pick
up the reciever :)

be warned though, the other guy on the phone will hear it click and the
sound quality will degrade somewhat

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Hi Wayne

On 18-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>   As for using it up for computerised tone things, immpossible as you
>> can't get it to dial numbers at will. (I think)

sure you can! just do it in the terminal program, what didi you think it was
for, just listening to other peoples phone calls!? ;)

just goto the address book, enter the number then tell the terminal program
to dial it


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From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Friday, February 19, 1999 2:09 AM, Rick Giles
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> From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>
>
>
> |>> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. >Can this be
> |>Try to edit the ToolTypes of the DPAINT.info
> |>There must be such a line with CLOSEWB=YES (put it to NO) or something
> |>similar ...
> |>Good Luck !
>
> Looked before asked here, all there are is:
>
>   AutoGrid
>   FastAdjust
>   AutoGrid
>
> I tryed your suggestion and it dosn't work (yes or =no). But someone
> has a hack and someone has LockPubScreen, whatever that is.
>
> Someone asked this question a day before me or so, what are the
> chances of that?!

If everything fails... Open a CLI (Shell) window before starting DPaint.
The Workbench will stay open.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: thoughts

From: Srdan Kvrgic <[e-mail]>

Hello ken

On 18-Feb-99, you wrote:

> From: ken <[e-mail]>

> After some time using the amiga, and especially today, leaching 2 different
> sites dry, and having that rc5 contest also running, it ocurred to me maybe
> one more reason why amiga may have fallen down.

> The PC's claim to have multi tasking, but we all know it's only simulated
> compared to what the amiga can do (has done for the past 15 years...)

> Anyways if you think about it, if the amiga had become as popular as the
> pc's, can you imagine the bottlenecks on the web with everyone using an
> amiga and leaching 2 or more pages at a time ?

If Amiga had been as popular as the PC, we would be having
scare-the-crap-outta-you fast processors, dog-cheap gfx cards, insanely fast
busses and connections and the world would be a better place!

Remember, only people actually developing the Amiga during the years since
1993 are small fiftheenth party developers whose pockets were nowhere as
deep as IBM's, Creative's, the VooDoo people's and so on...

I thinks it's amazing how good the Amiga has been holding on without a
mothercompany for, what is it, 6 years? Imagine where we would have been if
Commodore weren't such screw-ups?

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From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

> |>one more reason why amiga may have fallen down.

> Conspiracy!

> |>The PC's claim to have multi tasking, but we all know it's only
simulated

> Well, they can blitz us these days can't they? Hardly simulated.

   Yep, even though there comparitavely slow, my P333 is a LOT faster
then most things on my 040 A1200.

> |>I've used this multi for a long while now on the web for reading the
daily
> |>newspaper from excite, while waiting for newsgroups or mail lists to
load,
> Are you telling me that the usual household PC can't do both!? If
> so then perhaps you're right about 'simulated'.

   You can do that on a PC no prob. A P200 could probably do it with
minimum slowdown, to be honest.

   Due to years of neglect the Amiga really is behind in raw speed-wise,
even with a PPC as most stuff still runs on slow 68k chips.

See ya.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dpaint Closing Workbench

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

> From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>


> |>> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. >Can this be
> |>Try to edit the ToolTypes of the DPAINT.info
> |>There must be such a line with CLOSEWB=YES (put it to NO) or
something
> |>similar ...
> |>Good Luck !

> Looked before asked here, all there are is:

>  AutoGrid
>  FastAdjust
>  AutoGrid

   What Version of DPaint is this.

> I tryed your suggestion and it dosn't work (yes or =no). But someone
> has a hack and someone has LockPubScreen, whatever that is.

> Someone asked this question a day before me or so, what are the
> chances of that?!

   I've worked out a way.....

Open a small program, say the Time prefs. Then when it tries to close
workbench, it CANT!  (havn't tested it, but it worked for UFO)


See ya.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ModemSpeaker

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,
>>>   As for using it up for computerised tone things, immpossible as
you
>>> can't get it to dial numbers at will. (I think)

> sure you can! just do it in the terminal program, what didi you think
it was
> for, just listening to other peoples phone calls!? ;)

> just goto the address book, enter the number then tell the terminal
program
> to dial it

   No no no, thats not what I ment.

to use those computerised things you have to tap a number after a prompt

eg.

   "to view showing times, press 1..."
   "to book in advance, press 2" etc.

You can't just get the modem to dial 2 while its still on the line, only
when it first pickes up.


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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Commodity

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 19-Feb-99 17:08:18, Marco B. wrote:

>i need a commodity that take a part of txt from a WB window
>and paste it in a editor.

>Anyone have the name of this commodity??

PowerSnap.

Please don't crosspost, especially not directly to me :)

Regards

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: MPG3 AUDIO QUESTION

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]> wrote:
> 2:  With the AIFF file,  use  MP3encode  to make the mp3...
>
> ** You had better have an 040 or 060 if you want to do it in under a
> day...

8Hz-mp3 is a quicker encoder (the "8Hz" is the name of the coding
team, not the sample rate it uses ;-) The Amiga port is by Mike
"CStar" Cheng; he's a very clueful type who's done a few MP[23]
encoder ports to the Amiga (as well as some other random Unix ports, I
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Mick Heyes <[e-mail]> wrote:
>> Failing that, I'll try the hose attachment on my vacuum cleaner; though
>> I have visions of sucking the keycaps off :-S
>
> I use a 1300 watt HITACHI vacum cleaner with a pair of my mums tights
> over the nozzle. Just make sure she's not wearing the buggers at the
> time :)

Thanks for one of the funniest mental images I've had in a long time :-)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: UAE files

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

>> I am a collector of oldgames and for UAE
>> the WEB is full !!
>
> There are loads but this includes disk images of legitimate games,
> demo games and pirate games.

A couple of legit ones can be found at:

Katakis: http://www.factor5.com/download.htm
Elite: http://people.netcom.co.uk/i.bell/elite/Default.html

Elite can be written to a floppy using ADF2disk, as Nick mentioned.
Katakis can be installed to your hard drive using an installed on
this month's AFCD (AFCD37:-Websites-/jffabre/loaders/katakishd.lzx).

> Talking of which, does anyone remember an old ('86 ish) game called
> Faery Tale Adventure?

People on comp.sys.amiga.games have been talking about this one for a
couple of weeks.  Never played it myself (I have never been seriously
into the gaming scene), but it got a lot of good press in c.s.a.games.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ADoom ?

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]> wrote:
> I believe that you have to rename the wad to get it to work. I got the
> doom2 wad, but had to rename it to get it to work. I called it DOOMu.WAD
> and now it works, but unfortunately it won't let me use other shareware
> wads!! :(

The Linux Doom engine (from which all Amiga ports were done) expects
the Doom 2 .WAD to be called "doom2.wad".  The Ultimate Doom .WAD
should be "doomu.wad".  I have the Depths of Doom trilogy CD set; the
Doom 2 CD has "doom2.wad" and that works fine for me with DoomAttack.
The Ultimate Doom CD has the Ultimate Doom .WAD named "doom.wad",
which is wrong (works for the PC version though); I solved the prob by
making a symlink on my hard drive:

  makelink soft doomu.wad cd0:doom.wad

Basically, passing this symlink to DoomAttack as the name of the .WAD
file makes the engine think that "cd0:doom.wad" is actually a file on
my hard drive called "doomu.wad", and everything works.

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From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

Does anyone know anyway to add ratios on AmiFTP program from the
Aminet? or is there any other easy to set up FTP daemons that give
good control and allow ratios to be used? ta!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Banner on AIO page

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I've set up on a new sceme with a site called Penny Web, a new banner
is on the AIO page above the Amiga Zone one for registering .com
domains or something similar, for every person that clicks on that
banner and links to the site i get 2cents. Ok this may not seem much
but if every 120+ visitors that visit the AIO site per week clicked
on it it would slowly add up. The small amount of money that will be made
will go towards the AIO registered domain so if you can't donate
directly please go and click on the banner and get your friends to,
the page is :-

http://www.amiga1.demon.co.uk/aio/

I'm still accepting donations if anyone is interested.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Dust

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

Ok, its a bit late :)

On 13-Feb-99, you wrote:

> the sticky key. Disassembling a keyboard to clean out the dust bunnies
> once in a blue moon should be seen as a long term investment.

I find lots of blue 'fluff' building up below the keys surface, this
takes
a few years, but the side of a paper pushing it along right to the
edge and then picking it out does the treat, unless the 'fluff' does
a turn and gets pushed under one of the keys. It isn't worth thinking
about what all the fluff is, if I did that i'd probably leave it there,
full of dead human skin etc. Role on when they invent a keyboard with
block between each key so nothing can get down in the depths of
the dear miggy.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: IDE and A3k

From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>

cbminfo ([e-mail]) wrote:

>So the question is how many others are using the Buddha or something else to
>use IDE drives on their a3k's ?

Sure. I'm using a Buddha, with a CD-changer and a 10 gig harddrive attached
to it. Works like a treat.

>I'd also like to know any problems, or what all is involved in setting the
>a3k up to use ide vs scsi drives...

If you want to just use a harddrive it basically is, to steal a windows term,
plug and play. Plug in the card, plug in the harddrive, power up. Run HD-toolbox
and do exactly the same procedure as when you last installed a SCSI-drive.
You'll see all the drives in HD-toolbox from then on, both SCSI and
IDE at the same time.

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Srdan Kvrgic ([e-mail]) wrote:

>I thinks it's amazing how good the Amiga has been holding on without a
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Basically where we are now considering Commodores incompetence.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: IDE and A3k

From: ken <[e-mail]>

>Sure. I'm using a Buddha, with a CD-changer and a 10 gig harddrive attached
>to it. Works like a treat.

Thats good to know, but it sure seems odd there's not many others saying
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Subject: [just-amiga] Max Transfer

From: Nano <[e-mail]>

Hello,

In short:
Hoping to find optimal max transfer for Quantum Viking 4.5g SCSI2.

My system:
A4T, using the stock SCSI controller that came with it [~one year old],
filesystem is PFS2. Other particulars found in .sig. One other device on
SCSI chain [cdr]. Two other drives, both IDE [.5gb and 1.6gb].

Why? The story...
Purchased drive ~year ago. For past 6 months I've endured random data
loss, sudden crashes [DH1:NDOS - needing to be reformatted], files suddenly
becoming something else [i.e. picture i downloaded, views fine, next day
can't load it, look at it and it's a bunch of random text from
things/places I don't recall seeing anywhere on my system before].

As the frequency of this has been happening more and more often, I called
Quantum -hoping to get an RMA for a replacement. They suggested that I
A)Low level format. B)verify data on drive. C)change the max transfer.
D)reformat the drive. They also suggested trying another cable which I will
do shortly here. I told them that I have verified the drive and it found no
bad blocks. The only thing I haven't done [I think] is low level -yet. I
recall from a while ago [similar subject] that low level was not needed or
necessary to do [that may have only applied to IDE though].

What I've done:
I got the same results using FFS, AFS and PFS2.
My max transfer is set to the default setting [0xffffff].
The drive is in 3 partitions so none of them exceed 2gb.
Narrowed it down to the first gig that is causing problems. The rest of the
 drive beyond the 1g barrier does not produce the above problems.
I get ~8.5 to 9mb/sec transfer with pfs2, below Quantums suggestion of
 lowering the max transfer to under 10mb/sec.
Reformatted the drive many times trying both quick and normal format.
It also did this before I got the CDR.

Other than not knowing about the max transfer setting the only thing I've
noticed [and perhaps this is the problem?] is that no matter how many times
I define and save the drive type settings in HDToolBox, they don't stay
there. They do stay for my other drives. Half true -When you first bring up
HDTB it shows as Unknown. If you go into Change Drive Type there is a
listing for the Quantum which I've previously defined. Yes, I've saved it
with the appropriate drive type but when going back in HDTB after quitting
or rebooting, gone.

Maybe none of this needs to be done and it's simply a defective drive -
which I tend to think. Quantum just wants to check all bases [which I
understand] before replacing it. If they don't, I can live without ever
using that first 1gb.

Thank you for your time.


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From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>

HY,
my name is Marco,
anyone can help me please??

I found an old program named VBS,
this program backup a device in to a video cassette VHS.

What kind of cable i have to use??
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Hello,

    Does anybody know why the taglines in YAM dont work properly?

All I get is a SPEW up of the entire file!!, ant a load of `%'`s
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: thoughts

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 19-Feb-99 19:54:10, Andrew Crowe wrote:

>> |>The PC's claim to have multi tasking, but we all know it's only
>simulated

Windows multitasking sucks (one programmer mentioned he almost had nighmares
over how it did it...), and sucks hard, but it's proper pre-emptive round
robin multitasking... install Executive on your miggy and oy'll blow any NT
box away though.

>> Well, they can blitz us these days can't they? Hardly simulated.

>   Yep, even though there comparitavely slow, my P333 is a LOT faster
>then most things on my 040 A1200.

That sort of comparison is kind of silly. You said "most" things... find me
1 thing your 25/40MHz '040 does quicker than a P333.

>> |>I've used this multi for a long while now on the web for reading the
>daily
>> |>newspaper from excite, while waiting for newsgroups or mail lists to
>load,
>> Are you telling me that the usual household PC can't do both!? If
>> so then perhaps you're right about 'simulated'.

>   You can do that on a PC no prob. A P200 could probably do it with
>minimum slowdown, to be honest.

The only problem you'll usually come accross is when Windows is paging out
to swap. Windows virtual memory system is kinda lame (touch a keyboard on a
Windows system and listen to it page off something for no apparant
reason...). Loading apps also tends to make multitasking pretty useless...
with big apps like Nutscrape this can be pretty irritating.

>   Due to years of neglect the Amiga really is behind in raw speed-wise,
>even with a PPC as most stuff still runs on slow 68k chips.

Due to years of neglect the Amiga really is behind full stop. Everything -
the OS, the hardware, the software, everything. You could fix some of these
by installing an *ix flavour, but then you're not using an Amiga anymore;
you're using a crappy *ix box.

Regards

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Hi Everybody,

>>   Yep, even though there comparitavely slow, my P333 is a LOT faster
>> then most things on my 040 A1200.

> That sort of comparison is kind of silly. You said "most" things...
find me
> 1 thing your 25/40MHz '040 does quicker than a P333.

   1.It swaps between app screens a lot faster. Thats more of a h/w
feature though, but still.

   2.It also boots faster.

   3.It logs on to the net quicker (PC waits a minute saying 'Loggin on
to network'. Probably sending my copyright info to MS, grrrr...)

   4.Um, It, er, moves the mouse pointer smoother.

Thats all I've thought of so far.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: thoughts

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>> Are you telling me that the usual household PC can't do both!? If
>> so then perhaps you're right about 'simulated'.
>
>   You can do that on a PC no prob. A P200 could probably do it with
>minimum slowdown, to be honest.
>



Ok, try this.
Load up Imagine, set up a scene and set it rendering.
Now load up a Wordworth and print an a4 page. (at the same time)

Is your amiga doing both at once?

Now, load up photoshop on your PC, open a large-ish file, and apply a big
blur filter.  Now try & print something in MS word, whilst photoshop is
applying the filter.

Does that work?
No.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: thoughts

From: ken <[e-mail]>

>>> Are you telling me that the usual household PC can't do both!? If
>>> so then perhaps you're right about 'simulated'.
>>
>>   You can do that on a PC no prob. A P200 could probably do it with
>>minimum slowdown, to be honest.
>>


>Ok, try this.
>Load up Imagine, set up a scene and set it rendering.
>Now load up a Wordworth and print an a4 page. (at the same time)
>Power of Amiga.

Just to jump back into the fray, as you can see the subject has been modified
from my original post to make the PC's look good.

ie: 'can't do both!? ' I didn't stop at 2 items. I said reading mail in YAM,
 reading the excite newspaper in another window, running the RC5 contest,
(this one takes 100% CPU time) who knows how many other tasks I've fired up
SIP while all this activity is going on and with executive also running
showing only those actually running , Not just WAITING, there was maybe 10
additionals.. using SIP I found usually more than a full page of tasks in the
queue.

BOTH !!! Gimme a break I wouldn't have said a thing with just BOTH. Heck my
C=64 could do BOTH !...
I was leaching several pages at once. D/L ing and modem activity takes up
100% of the CPU time also.. So there was the contest rc5 plus the modem
tearing at each other for priority, and still had no problem reading several
other windows at once..

Thats why the ami is still better than a PC. I've got a 386 sitting behind
me. I can't even get it to work smoothly and fast using the turbo C compiler.

I know I wouldn't want windows bogging that down any more..


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Hi

On 20-Feb-99 10:55:27, Andrew Crowe wrote:

>Hi Everybody,

>>>   Yep, even though there comparitavely slow, my P333 is a LOT faster
>>> then most things on my 040 A1200.

>> That sort of comparison is kind of silly. You said "most" things...
>> find me 1 thing your 25/40MHz '040 does quicker than a P333.

>   1.It swaps between app screens a lot faster. Thats more of a h/w
>feature though, but still.

App *screens*? I think that's a feature unknown to Windows :)

>   2.It also boots faster.

If your miggy had to load all the crap Windows loads (like most of a big web
browser...), trust me, it would take the miggy a lot longer...

>   3.It logs on to the net quicker (PC waits a minute saying 'Loggin on
>to network'. Probably sending my copyright info to MS, grrrr...)

That's a settings problem - disable "lot on to network" in your dial-up
settings.

>   4.Um, It, er, moves the mouse pointer smoother.

That's also a hardware/settings thing - the Amiga uses hardware sprites, but
with some GFX cards Windows has to software render the mouse pointer.
Windows crappy multitasking probably also has a factor...

>Thats all I've thought of so far.

Find a more valid one :P

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Hi

On 20-Feb-99 01:44:17, Loki wrote:

>    Does anybody know why the taglines in YAM dont work properly?

Before you start getting into that you should trim your .sig to make room -
it's too big.

>All I get is a SPEW up of the entire file!!, ant a load of `%'`s

Have you set the delimiter properly? If the tagfile uses %, you need to
change it in Yam from the default %%. You might also want to delete
<nameoftagfile>.hsh

>it sucks :( Anyone help?

Well, it is a preview ;)

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Hi

On 20-Feb-99 11:26:45, Andrew McCombe wrote:

>>> Are you telling me that the usual household PC can't do both!? If
>>> so then perhaps you're right about 'simulated'.
>>
>>   You can do that on a PC no prob. A P200 could probably do it with
>>minimum slowdown, to be honest.
>>
>Ok, try this.
>Load up Imagine, set up a scene and set it rendering.
>Now load up a Wordworth and print an a4 page. (at the same time)

>Is your amiga doing both at once?

*Very* slowly...

>Now, load up photoshop on your PC, open a large-ish file, and apply a big
>blur filter.  Now try & print something in MS word, whilst photoshop is
>applying the filter.

>Does that work?
>No.

One small example of how utterly shite Windows is at prioritising stuff. Try
it in Linux using the GIMP and Wordperfect (all free software) instead :)

>Power of Amiga.

That's it, multitasking? What about how it takes the Wintel 50 seconds to
render an image in Imagine and it takes the miggy several hours? What about
how easy it is for badly behaved software to crash AmigaOS? What about the
lack of any reasonable form of memory management under AmigaOS?

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ken ([e-mail]) wrote:

>>Sure. I'm using a Buddha, with a CD-changer and a 10 gig harddrive attached
>>to it. Works like a treat.

>Thats good to know, but it sure seems odd there's not many others saying
>anything about it..

Maybe because they don't bother with IDE-drives for some reason? I only
know one other person with an A3k that's using IDE and it works fine
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On Thu, Feb 19, 1999, at 04:22 PM, Nick Bergquist wrote:

[snip]

> Talking of which, does anyone remember an old ('86 ish) game called
> Faery Tale Adventure? I remember playing it some years ago on the
> first Amiga I ever met - a mate's A500. I'd love to have a go with it
> again for old time's sake. Anyone got it and want to sell/give it to
> me out there?!!

    That reminded me... Anyone remembers Floor 13, a Conflict-like game but
somewhat more addictive? You are not Israeli premiear anymore, but head of
MI-5 (if I remember well). That is the game I lost years back and can't
find it anywhere.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: IDE and A3k

From: ken <[e-mail]>

>Maybe because they don't bother with IDE-drives for some reason? I only
>know one other person with an A3k that's using IDE and it works fine
>for him too.

What I got from the designer/owner of Buddha is that he thinks you can
completely remove the SCSI controller and chips. (not that he's tried it yet
on his testbench 3000). He says he's sold over 1300.. Thing is what I know is
the thing works on a1200, a600 and a4k. Which already is IDE.

That makes me wonder just how many of the 1300 are being used on a3k's.. I'm
waiting mail from Jens right now on a recommendation for IDE drives that
work perfectly with his Buddha.

I have several Quantums on hand. 2 from my c=64/128 100 and 120 meg, + this
1.3 gig in the amiga. Trouble is this 1.3 gig (just over a year old out of
warranty now, makes me want to think twice about going with Quantum again) is
now creating bad sectors daily. I just fired up hdtools and added 4 more bad
sectors before getting the hardware error 2! and still hadn't even made it to
where I'd stopped yesterday. Todays sectors started about Cylinder 500+-, and
I now have over 1600+ bad blocks.

Once I'm warmed up, if I get a guru, or need to do a reset, the odds are I'll
have a hard time getting it to reboot (the 100 meg has NO problems at all
and thats the boot drive.) Today (I keep the cover off now till I find the
actual problem) it happened and I have a bottle of quick cold sitting here.

I've found if I spray from the front right side under the 2nd slot used to
hold a floppy platform leg in place into that hole aiming to the center of
the machine it will reboot on next CTRL LAMIGA RAMIGA with no prob.

Spraying the individual drives does nothing, spraying on the left side
(facing the miggy) spraying anywhere on the left does nothing.

I'm pretty sure I'm overshooting the memory chips. It seems to be aimed at
the CPU itself. My luck theres 64+ legs on that CPU chip and it'd be cheaper
to replace the motherboard, trouble is C= isn't making any new boards. Wonder
if there are any NEW CPU'S being made ? Or if replacing might just be
replacing with another bad one ?

Well still have a lot more troubleshooting before I say this is the problem.
I'm just guessing CPU right now.

Maybe there's some a3k GIF's around the web.



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 Looking for a good spreadsheet that can provide graphs too, something on
aminet I expect.

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From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Matthew O'Neill wrote on 18-Feb-99:

|>> The default for Dpaint is to close Wb, how annoying. Can this be
|>overcome?
|>goto settings, untick the close workbench bit and save the settings ?

Sorry Mashman, no such option as save settings.

Don't anybody think it works just because you have yam running.
Dpaint can't close wb if 'stuff' is happening, like yam or multiview
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It's simply incredible what AmiMajik wrote on 19-Feb-99:

|>> I've seen from time to time that when the computer gets a voice on the
|>> other end of the modem,that it comes clearly through the speaker.

|>look at your modem manual, there is a command... however it differs between
|>modems.

I have, it dosn't help. Does do it if it makes the call itself
though which isn't quite good enough.

|>The command for my spirit is #ATM2# = speaker always on

Cool, that makes all telephone activity audible? Where do you
stick this command? If it's just the normal window then it's not
for me.

(terminus and a dynalink 14400)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Is it really August?

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Matthew O'Neill wrote on 18-Feb-99:

|>> Before I had my expantion I used an executable to set the clock and
|>> I just changed the time each session. The last time I needed to
|>> do it was in august and that executable is hidden somewhere I can't
|>> find it.
|>stick aminet in your startup and find the name of the program doing it. then
|>you can search for it easily

You talk as if aminet were a program that traced executables or
something.

It's not easy to do. I don't know the cause, but when the clock
fails my computer reverts to augest 97. I never know when this
will happen, I don't plan the crashes.

Suppose the best I can do is have a permanent snoopdos going and
be ready when it happens.....nope. It dosn't write the file
until later and in case of a crash it never will.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: MPG3 AUDIO QUESTION

From: Riccardo Cretti <[e-mail]>

Hello SANKEY!

On 18-Feb-99, you wrote:

>   Does anyone know of a program, that allows a user to take a track
> from an audio CD, convert it to WAV, then compress it into an MPG3
> sound file??

With CDDA you can take the track from CD audio to HD in AIFF, IFF or
WAV.
Then, with an MPG encoder, you can obtain the MP3 file.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: YAM-Taglines

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It's simply incredible what Loki wrote on 20-Feb-99:

|>    Does anybody know why the taglines in YAM dont work properly?

 I get it to load a set file with a tagline it it. But the tagline
changes every time I run directoryopus because it runs an arexx
script that 'randomly' (arexx dosn't do random, I'll have to ask
about it more one day) selects from my AmiQWK taglines.

Works well, except the random part isn't all that hot. And as for
running with directoryopus, don't know why I did that.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: IDE and A3k

From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>

ken ([e-mail]) wrote:

>What I got from the designer/owner of Buddha is that he thinks you can
>completely remove the SCSI controller and chips. (not that he's tried it yet
>on his testbench 3000).

Unless the 3000 checks for the presence of those chips, I can't see a reason
for it not to work.

>He says he's sold over 1300.. Thing is what I know is
> the thing works on a1200, a600 and a4k. Which already is IDE.

How do you add Zorro-slots to a 600??

>That makes me wonder just how many of the 1300 are being used on a3k's.. I'm
>waiting mail from Jens right now on a recommendation for IDE drives that
>work perfectly with his Buddha.

IBM Deskstar.

>I have several Quantums on hand. 2 from my c=64/128 100 and 120 meg, + this
>1.3 gig in the amiga. Trouble is this 1.3 gig (just over a year old out of
>warranty now, makes me want to think twice about going with Quantum again) is
> now creating bad sectors daily.

I think the drive itself is going bad. I've almost exclusively used Quantums
and have no bad experiences regarding them. Stay clear of Seagate though.

>Well still have a lot more troubleshooting before I say this is the problem.
>I'm just guessing CPU right now.

I'm guessing: Heat problems.

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From: ken <[e-mail]>

>>Well still have a lot more troubleshooting before I say this is the problem.

>>I'm just guessing CPU right now.

>I'm guessing: Heat problems.

Think thats what I said, Sprayed some quick cool to the right side of the
machine most likely hit the cpu. So either I get a bigger/better fan, a brine
cooler, or a huge heat sink, but for the time being I need to find out whats
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As AIO is uploaded to the internet once per month I receive the deal
to purchase the Aminet CDs at just a postage rate. As lot of you on this
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If you want it then please email me direct at :-

[e-mail]

I'd prefer someone in Europe who wants it, either Germany or England.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Amiga Information Online issue 21 out now...

From: "Chris Seward" <[e-mail]>

!!!AMIGA INFORMATION ONLINE OUT NOW!!!
*******************************

Issue 21 of Amiga Information Online (AIO) has been released today
20.2.99.

Some of the best features of this issue are :-

Huge editorial about clickBOOM problems, with some exclusive bits!
The Amiga in your country artcile.
Interview with Jim Cooper
Sooping up your system part 2
Rumour mill
Genetic Species full review
Gilbert Goodmate demo previewed
Many interesting news articles, all the latest!
Directory Opus Megallan II review.
PFS2 full review.

Issue 21 has alot lot more and is definatly worth taking a look at.

If you have any letters, comments, suggestions, reviews, adverts
or articles for next issue please send them to : *[e-mail]*
by *17th March 1999*.

You can find issue 21 in the next few days at :

URL : *HTTP://WWW.AMIGA1.DEMON.CO.UK/AIO/
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Aminet: *DOCS/MAGS/AIOV21.LHA*

Email : *[e-mail]* (request issue 21)

Please allow 3-4 days for issue 21 to appear on web site and
aminet.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ModemSpeaker

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Matthew O'Neill wrote on 19-Feb-99:

|>just load AMTerm and type in "atdt" that basically tells the modem to pick
|>up the reciever :)

But it realises there is 'no dialtone' and drops it. Terminus does.

|>be warned though, the other guy on the phone will hear it click and the
|>sound quality will degrade somewhat

Just like the real thing.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Terminus IN my way

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>


 I like to have Terminus running all the time to let me know if the phone is
rigging down the other end of the house. It gets in the way though when
I'm flicking between screens.

Unfortunatly I can't bypass it and in iconofied mode it's inactive.

I can put it on a wb screen and flick it to the back, but I flick things all
the time so it'll come up in my way again.

 So on the off chance, anybody know how I can tell it to sod off?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: YAM-Taglines

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 20-Feb-99 19:35:04, Rick Giles wrote:

>From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

>It's simply incredible what Loki wrote on 20-Feb-99:

>|>    Does anybody know why the taglines in YAM dont work properly?

> I get it to load a set file with a tagline it it. But the tagline
>changes every time I run directoryopus because it runs an arexx
>script that 'randomly' (arexx dosn't do random, I'll have to ask
>about it more one day) selects from my AmiQWK taglines.

NUM=RANDOM([<min>],[<max>],[<seed>})

It's a bit lame, though, and doesn't seem to support the sort of numbers
needed for any decent size tagfile, so I prefer rexxtricks.lib's rand()
function which I use in an ARexx function to pick my tagline from a Yam
format tagfile.

It would also be possible to scale a randu() call rat returns a number
between 0 and 1. Seed is best taken from a time(s).

Regards

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Does anybody know how to get Crossdos to use a different icon when it's
formatted an MS-Dos disk? The default one is awful!
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: IDE and A3k

From: "Jonas Thorell" <[e-mail]>

ken ([e-mail]) wrote:

>>I'm guessing: Heat problems.

>Think thats what I said,

Yep, just wanted to reinforce it...

>Sprayed some quick cool to the right side of the
>machine most likely hit the cpu. So either I get a bigger/better fan, a brine
>cooler, or a huge heat sink, but for the time being I need to find out whats
>over heating.

Not necessarily just one part. A combo of the cpu and a harddisk for instance
could make the heat a problem even though they wouldn't cause as much heat
individually.

But I would check the CPU first.

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From: Lupus Yonderboy <[e-mail]>

I am using NNTPXfer to get news for offline reading and I was wondering if
there is any program of the same sort that would allow filtering news
before download.
Like, to set up file with 'banned' headers which will block stuff with
'Subject: $$$CASH$$$' or 'From: [e-mail]' and it would not get
them from NNTP server.

Also, is there nntpxfer-alike that can download certain nummber of
messages? Eg, to set max. to 200 and if newsgroup have 500 new messages it
would download last 200.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Old games

From: Toby Zuijdveld <[e-mail]>

On 20-Feb-99, Lupus Yonderboy set out across the seas with this message:

->> Talking of which, does anyone remember an old ('86 ish) game called
->> Faery Tale Adventure? I remember playing it some years ago on the
->> first Amiga I ever met - a mate's A500. I'd love to have a go with
->> again for old time's sake. Anyone got it and want to sell/give it to
->> me out there?!!

->    That reminded me... Anyone remembers Floor 13, a Conflict-like
->somewhat more addictive? You are not Israeli premiear anymore, but
->MI-5 (if I remember well). That is the game I lost years back and
->find it anywhere.

While we're on the topic of games nobody remembers ;], I'll chuck in "Merv The
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Is it really August?

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Rick

On 20-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>stick aminet in your startup and find the name of the program doing it.
>> then you can search for it easily

Well spank me with a big wet fish, where did the word aminet come from!!???
that should have been snoopdos!, sorry, I really have no idea how managed
to mix them up?......

> You talk as if aminet were a program that traced executables or
> something.

I have all of aminet on a floppy disk ;)

> It's not easy to do. I don't know the cause, but when the clock
> fails my computer reverts to augest 97. I never know when this
> will happen, I don't plan the crashes.

do you mean that the clock only resets after a crash?
Have you tied changing the battery? or leave your computer on overnight to
recharge the battery ?

> Suppose the best I can do is have a permanent snoopdos going and
> be ready when it happens.....nope. It dosn't write the file
> until later and in case of a crash it never will.

You read my mind ;)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: thoughts

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Thomas

On 20-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>   2.It also boots faster.

> If your miggy had to load all the crap Windows loads (like most of a big
> web browser...), trust me, it would take the miggy a lot longer...

Yeah, but that's the thing, it doesn't.

>> Thats all I've thought of so far.

> Find a more valid one :P

The amiga has a HELP key, strange how PCs don't isn't it ? ;)

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Is it really August?

From: "ian urie" <[e-mail]>

On 20-Feb-99 11:55:52, Matthew O'Neill said about [just-amiga] Re: Is it
really August?:
> From: Matthew O'Neill

> do you mean that the clock only resets after a crash?
> Have you tied changing the battery? or leave your computer on overnight to
> recharge the battery ?

>> Suppose the best I can do is have a permanent snoopdos going and
I might have missed something here....a bad crash which resets your clock.
Use dateinspector available from aminet in your WBStartup.If your clock resets
it will warn you and load the date/time prefs for you.Works for me!

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Date: 21 Feb 99 16:49:17 +0000
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: thoughts

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 20-Feb-99 16:59:13, Matthew O'Neill wrote:

>Hi Thomas

>On 20-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>>   2.It also boots faster.

>> If your miggy had to load all the crap Windows loads (like most of a big
>> web browser...), trust me, it would take the miggy a lot longer...

>Yeah, but that's the thing, it doesn't.

Meaning you can't compare your '040 and x86 from boot times, unless possibly
if you installed Linux on both machines...

>>> Thats all I've thought of so far.

>> Find a more valid one :P

>The amiga has a HELP key, strange how PCs don't isn't it ? ;)

PC have several help keys actually, Ctrl Alt and Del ;)

Actually it's cunningly disguised as the menu key and is placed in an
incredibly irritating position where I keep hitting it :/ For no apparant
reason M$ decided to replace the help key with F1... hmmm, now that's
logical :)

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On Sun, Feb 21, 1999, at 07:33 AM, Rick Giles wrote:

[snip]
> |>just load AMTerm and type in "atdt" that basically tells the modem to
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>
> But it realises there is 'no dialtone' and drops it. Terminus does.

    Than you type ATX3 and disable dialtone recognition :)
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Old games (was Re: UAE Files)

From: Riccardo Cretti <[e-mail]>

Hello Lupus!

On 20-Feb-99, you wrote:

>    That reminded me... Anyone remembers Floor 13, a Conflict-like game but
> somewhat more addictive? You are not Israeli premiear anymore, but head of
> MI-5 (if I remember well). That is the game I lost years back and can't
> find it anywhere.

Yeah! One of my favourite games from Virgin Games!
You must help the government to stay over the 50% of approvation in the
polls.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Ugly Crossdos icons

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Andrew Lowes <[e-mail]> wrote:
> Does anybody know how to get Crossdos to use a different icon when it's
> formatted an MS-Dos disk? The default one is awful!

First, make a backup copy of your L:CrossDOSFileSystem.  Next, load it
into a hex editor (e.g. Zap), find the string "disk.info" in the file
and change it to something else (e.g. "lame.info").  Using this altered
version of L:CrossDOSFileSystem, MS-LOSS floppies will get the standard
floppy disk icon.  You could then use NewIcons and DefIcons to give a
nicer default icon to MS-LOSS disks if you want.

Anyways, that's what I do :-)
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Subject: [just-amiga] (off topic?) CD32 pads on PeeCee'sss

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Everybody,

   I'm just wondering if anybody knows of a way to get CD-32 pads
working on PC's (ick). Its just that I'm fed up with my rubbish PC
joystic, but I have 2 perfectly good CD-32 (Competition Pro) pads of
which one I hardly ever use.

   I could get a gameport adapter, but surly the protocall for the CD32
would be different to what the PC expects?

Has anybody got a CD 32 pad working on a PC, or has any idea how to get
it working please?

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Subject: [just-amiga] what's last device

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Hello,

I saw a mention on one of the newsgroups that if you set the last device
flag in the RDB of the boot disk it will speed up the boot process.  I can't
find this flag with HDToolBox.  Does anyone know about this and how to set
it?

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From: Oliver Kastl <[e-mail]>

On Monday, February 22, 1999 4:56 AM, jack york [SMTP:[e-mail]]
wrote:
> From: jack york <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello,
>
> I saw a mention on one of the newsgroups that if you set the last device
> flag in the RDB of the boot disk it will speed up the boot process.  I
> can't
> find this flag with HDToolBox.  Does anyone know about this and how to
> set
> it?

HDToolBox sets this automatically.
HDInstTools does the same, but allows you to control it manually, too.

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From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 21-Feb-99:

|>>script that 'randomly' (arexx dosn't do random, I'll have to ask
|>>about it more one day) selects from my AmiQWK taglines.

|>NUM=RANDOM([<min>],[<max>],[<seed>})

That's what I use, yep. And times is my seed.

|>It's a bit lame, though, and doesn't seem to support the sort of numbers
|>needed for any decent size tagfile, so I prefer rexxtricks.lib's rand()
|>function which I use in an ARexx function to pick my tagline from a Yam
|>format tagfile.

Sounds good, it's exactly the trouble I have. Would you mind
telling me how I can use this rexxtrick (got the lib) to do
decent randoms?
 Though I do have a arexx guide around somewhere.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Ugly Crossdos icons

From: Riccardo Cretti <[e-mail]>

Hello Andrew!

On 20-Feb-99, you wrote:

> Does anybody know how to get Crossdos to use a different icon when it's
> formatted an MS-Dos disk? The default one is awful!

Download DiskMonTools (on Aminet).
Now, with the option FileMon (Disk), select the file CrossDOSFilesystem in
L.
Click on the search option, and insert disk.info.
Modify the word disk to dosk, desk, or what you want.
The internal icon generated in the code of CrossDOS isn't called disk.info
now, so isn't showed on WB.
If you install the program DefIcons (in the NewIcons4 archive), you can
choose your favourite icon for PC disk.
When you choosed it, copy it in SYS:Prefs/Env-Archive with the name def_MSD0
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From: "Andy Kinsella" <[e-mail]>

Stephen Williams said this...

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> Andrew Lowes <[e-mail]> wrote:
> > Does anybody know how to get Crossdos to use a different icon when it's
> > formatted an MS-Dos disk? The default one is awful!
>
> First, make a backup copy of your L:CrossDOSFileSystem.  Next, load it
> into a hex editor (e.g. Zap), find the string "disk.info" in the file
> and change it to something else (e.g. "lame.info").  Using this altered
> version of L:CrossDOSFileSystem, MS-LOSS floppies will get the standard
> floppy disk icon.  You could then use NewIcons and DefIcons to give a
> nicer default icon to MS-LOSS disks if you want.

I have a disk Icon in env:sys/ called "def_disk.info" that gets stuck
to any disk I format. I guess there's a problem as all disk formats
get the same Icon, but I don't care 'cos it looks nice (imo :))

> Anyways, that's what I do :-)

And that, is what i do :)
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> lots snipped

I'm sure this more-off-topic-every-day thread will remain alive, with the
same subject, until August this year. =)

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Hi

On 25-Aug-98 22:16:56, Rick Giles wrote:

>It's simply incredible what Thomas Hurst wrote on 21-Feb-99:

>|>>script that 'randomly' (arexx dosn't do random, I'll have to ask
>|>>about it more one day) selects from my AmiQWK taglines.

>|>NUM=RANDOM([<min>],[<max>],[<seed>})

>That's what I use, yep. And times is my seed.

>|>It's a bit lame, though, and doesn't seem to support the sort of numbers
>|>needed for any decent size tagfile, so I prefer rexxtricks.lib's rand()
>|>function which I use in an ARexx function to pick my tagline from a Yam
>|>format tagfile.

>Sounds good, it's exactly the trouble I have. Would you mind
>telling me how I can use this rexxtrick (got the lib) to do
>decent randoms?

call addlib('rexxtricks.library',0,-30,0)
MIN=0;MAX=5000
MyPsudoRandomNumber=rand(MIN,MAX,time(s))

If you need to generate lots of randoms very quickly, you might want to do
something like:

Seed=time(s)
do for i=0 to 50
   Random.i=rand(MIN,MAX,time+i)
end

But I'm sure you could be more imaginative than that :)

> Though I do have a arexx guide around somewhere.

These library do come with docs, you know :)

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DBM means DigiBooster Module ...
You can download the DigiBooster program on aminet, it's a new multivoice
tracker using AHI.
You can't save your modules/samples unless you register to this program but
to hear DBM modules, it's perfect.

You can also find some players for delitracker/eagleplayer/...

Hope that'll help you.

Flip

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>
> From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>
>
> Hy EV1,
>
> there are a lot of Acid Music in Aminet
> in DBM format.
>
> I have some players but no one play this format.
>
> What can i do to hear they?
>
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Subject: [just-amiga] UAE Help

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Can anyone help me load some Amiga CD stuff on a PeeCee. I have installed
UAE, and all I get when I boot is the OS3.1 disk insert screen!

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ADoom ?

From: Sven =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dr=F6ge?= <[e-mail]>

Hello Stephen

Am 19-Feb-99 schrieb Stephen Williams:

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]> wrote:
>> I believe that you have to rename the wad to get it to work. I got the
>> doom2 wad, but had to rename it to get it to work. I called it DOOMu.WAD
>> and now it works, but unfortunately it won't let me use other shareware
>> wads!! :(
>
> The Linux Doom engine (from which all Amiga ports were done) expects
> the Doom 2 .WAD to be called "doom2.wad".  The Ultimate Doom .WAD
> should be "doomu.wad".  I have the Depths of Doom trilogy CD set; the
> Doom 2 CD has "doom2.wad" and that works fine for me with DoomAttack.
> The Ultimate Doom CD has the Ultimate Doom .WAD named "doom.wad",
> which is wrong (works for the PC version though); I solved the prob by
> making a symlink on my hard drive:
>
>  makelink soft doomu.wad cd0:doom.wad
>
> Basically, passing this symlink to DoomAttack as the name of the .WAD
> file makes the engine think that "cd0:doom.wad" is actually a file on
> my hard drive called "doomu.wad", and everything works.

As I read a comments of both of you, I organized myself an registered
doom2.wad
and everything works (it really depends of the different file names).
Last (and perhaps a bit stupid) question: is there any speed difference
between useing doom1 and doom2 files, beside the loading times ??

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: UAE Help

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi 95LHSC

> Can anyone help me load some Amiga CD stuff on a PeeCee. I have installed
> UAE, and all I get when I boot is the OS3.1 disk insert screen!

   Ok, as far as I know you cant use stuff on CD with the emulator. You have
to make a self booting disk on a real amiga, then make a disk file with
ADFblitzer. Then copy it to a PC disk (by zipping it etc.) and then you can
load it into the emulator.

Also, for a fully kitted out workbench for UAE, go to

   http://www.classicgaming.com/aiab/

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: UAE Help

From: Paul Ferguson <[e-mail]>

Hi Andrew,

On 23-Feb-99, Andrew Crowe wrote:

> Also, for a fully kitted out workbench for UAE, go to

>   http://www.classicgaming.com/aiab/

Better still see if you can track down an older verion of AIAB
and not the 2000 version...this one is slightly crippled in the
fact that you need the 3.1 disks to run it (IIRC)

Older versions had the required files distributed in the archive

Possible Piracy flaming material ?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ADoom ?

From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Sven Dröge <[e-mail]> wrote:
> As I read a comments of both of you, I organized myself an registered
> doom2.wad
> and everything works (it really depends of the different file names).
> Last (and perhaps a bit stupid) question: is there any speed difference
> between useing doom1 and doom2 files, beside the loading times ??

You might notice a slight drop in framerate with some Doom 2 levels.
This is just due to the fact that a lot of Doom 2 levels are more
complicated than Doom levels.

If you find file access a bit slow, try adding a couple of hundred
extra cache buffers to the hard drive partition with your .WADs on.
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Subject: [just-amiga] Yahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

From: Loki <[e-mail]>

Hello,

    Anyone know how to get onto Yahoo Chat with a Miggy Browser?
I can`t get on with any of em, someone said you need a plugin on the
PC to use Yahoo Chat??????

I know Yahoo is naff, but I`m just wondering, Any ideas?

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Yahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

From: Jonathan Combe <[e-mail]>






---Loki <[e-mail]> wrote:
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> From: Loki <[e-mail]>
>
> Hello,
>
>     Anyone know how to get onto Yahoo Chat with a Miggy Browser?
> I can`t get on with any of em, someone said you need a plugin on the
> PC to use Yahoo Chat??????
>
> I know Yahoo is naff, but I`m just wondering, Any ideas?
>
> Cya!
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There is a Java version available which (obviosuly) requires a Java
capable browser.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ADoom ?

From: Sven =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dr=F6ge?= <[e-mail]>

Hello Stephen

Am 23-Feb-99 schrieb Stephen Williams:

> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>
>
> If you find file access a bit slow, try adding a couple of hundred
> extra cache buffers to the hard drive partition with your .WADs on.
I've alreay done this like: addbuffers dh1: 2500
So what about the highest level that makes sence ?

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Subject: [just-amiga] screen from shell ?

From: Sven =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dr=F6ge?= <[e-mail]>

For my installed unix-port I would likely do the following:

- open a screen from shell
- open a new shell on that screen
- after using this a while, close all

Is that possible ??
And if it is, how ???
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Yahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 24-Feb-99 02:49:50, Loki wrote:

>Hello,

>    Anyone know how to get onto Yahoo Chat with a Miggy Browser?
>I can`t get on with any of em, someone said you need a plugin on the
>PC to use Yahoo Chat??????

>I know Yahoo is naff, but I`m just wondering, Any ideas?

Not working on the miggy is a blessing, believe me. It sucks when it works
and it sucks when it doesn't. Working seems to depends on the orientation of
the planets, phase of the moon, how you sit in your chair, whether or not
you're an odd number of hops to their server and the mood of the support
staff :)

Regards

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ADoom ?

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Hi Sven

On 10-Aug-98, you wrote:


>> If you find file access a bit slow, try adding a couple of hundred
>> extra cache buffers to the hard drive partition with your .WADs on.

> I've alreay done this like: addbuffers dh1: 2500
> So what about the highest level that makes sence ?

2500, I hope that was a mis-type. 300 is about the highest level that will
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Yahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Thomas

On 24-Feb-99, you wrote:

>> I know Yahoo is naff, but I`m just wondering, Any ideas?

> Not working on the miggy is a blessing, believe me. It sucks when it
works
> and it sucks when it doesn't. Working seems to depends on the orientation
> of the planets, phase of the moon, how you sit in your chair, whether or
> not you're an odd number of hops to their server and the mood of the
> support staff :)

2 choices,

1) read through what you said and change it to make sense
2) get flamed for the next few weeks

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: ADoom ?

From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 10-Aug-98, Sven Dröge wrote:
>From: Sven =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dr=F6ge?= <[e-mail]>
>Hello Stephen
>Am 23-Feb-99 schrieb Stephen Williams:
>> From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

>> If you find file access a bit slow, try adding a couple of hundred
>> extra cache buffers to the hard drive partition with your .WADs on.

>I've alreay done this like: addbuffers dh1: 2500
>So what about the highest level that makes sence ?
>Regards,
>Pearl

It figures out at 512 bytes / buffer,
I use 2000 buffers on SCSI drive partitions,
which equates to about a meg / partition.

It seems to make little (if no ) difference to IDE drives, HOWEVER,
SCSI drives absolutely fly with a heap of buffers.

You will really notice it when using Shapeshifter
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Yahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

From: "Thomas Hurst" <[e-mail]>

Hi

On 24-Feb-99 18:19:44, Matthew O'Neill wrote:

>From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

>Hi Thomas

>On 24-Feb-99, you wrote:

[Yahoo Chat]
>>> I know Yahoo is naff, but I`m just wondering, Any ideas?

>> Not working on the miggy is a blessing, believe me. It sucks when it
>> works and it sucks when it doesn't. Working seems to depends on the
>> orientation of the planets, phase of the moon, how you sit in your chair,
>> whether or not you're an odd number of hops to their server and the
>> mood of the support staff :)

>2 choices,

>1) read through what you said and change it to make sense

Engage brain -> Reread what I wrote. For those without said brain:

Yahoo chat sucks.

Simple enough for you?

>2) get flamed for the next few weeks

By who? You? I'm really quivering in my boots.

Regards

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Subject: [just-amiga] Livewire

From: Frank Bunton <[e-mail]>


Does anyone down south of the equator (e.g. Aussie or Kiwi) know what
has happened to:-

  http://www.livewire.com.au

where the Aminet mirror is kept?

I was away for a week or so and when I got bacvk I could not get any
response from it.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: UAE Help

From: Marco B. <[e-mail]>

On 23-Feb-99, Andrew Crowe wrote:
>From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>



>Also, for a fully kitted out workbench for UAE, go to

>   http://www.classicgaming.com/aiab/


Hy EV1,
 what is AIAB ?
Is an emulator Amiga for PC??
The files in the site upper are loadable on Amiga??



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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Livewire

From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

On 25-Feb-99, Frank Bunton wrote:
>From: Frank Bunton <[e-mail]>

>Does anyone down south of the equator (e.g. Aussie or Kiwi) know what
>has happened to:-

>  http://www.livewire.com.au
>where the Aminet mirror is kept?

>I was away for a week or so and when I got bacvk I could not get any
>response from it.
>------------------------------------------------

I'm just north of Brisbane, the mirror is there,
it has been down for me too for some time....

I'll see if I can find out whats happening.


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Subject: [just-amiga] textra

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I've already been to aminet. Awhile back Mike Haas released Textra as freeware
removing that 2-3 minute delay screen. The only version I can find is 2.14
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Hello folks.

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Subject: [just-amiga] screen from shell ?

From: Sven =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dr=F6ge?= <[e-mail]>

Hallo,

*** Weitergeleitete Nachricht, ursprünglich von Sven Dröge am 10-Aug-98 ***
*** SORRY FOR MY BROKEN BATTERY CLOCK ***


For my installed unix-port I would likely do the following:

- open a screen from shell
- open a new shell on that screen
- after using this a while, close all

Is that possible ??
And if it is, how ???
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: UAE Help

From: Andrew Crowe <[e-mail]>

Hi Marco
>
>> Also, for a fully kitted out workbench for UAE, go to
>
>>   http://www.classicgaming.com/aiab/
>
> Hy EV1,
> what is AIAB ?
> Is an emulator Amiga for PC??
> The files in the site upper are loadable on Amiga??

   Basically its a fully installed copy of WinUAE with all of workbench and
the P96 gfx drivers installed.


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From: Stephen Williams <[e-mail]>

Sergio Maiandi <[e-mail]> wrote:
> As you probably know on the last CU Amiga CD there was the full
> version of the 3d rendering prog Cinema 4D
>=20
> Unfortunately after the installation i'm asked for a serial code,
> which is not written in any part of the cd or of the magazine

Email Hisoft and ask them for it.  Be prepared to ask for proof that
you bought the magazine (e.g. they might give you a page number and ask
you what was on that page), as I heard some people pirated it and asked
Hisoft for the serial code anyway!  Geez, the magazine cost =A35.99, and
these llamas still copied it.  Cheap or what... :-/
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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Yahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

From: Matthew O'Neill <[e-mail]>

Hi Thomas

On 25-Feb-99, you wrote:

>>>  Not working on the miggy is a blessing, believe me. It sucks when it
>>>  works and it sucks when it doesn't. Working seems to depends on the
>>>  orientation of the planets, phase of the moon, how you sit in your
>>>  chair, whether or not you're an odd number of hops to their server and
>>>  the mood of the support staff :)

>> 2 choices,

>> 1) read through what you said and change it to make sense

> Engage brain -> Reread what I wrote. For those without said brain:

> Yahoo chat sucks.

> Simple enough for you?

nope, now turn on the other half of your brain and read the first sentance

>> 2) get flamed for the next few weeks

> By who? You? I'm really quivering in my boots.

nooooooooo, just most amiga owners, and you know what a stubborn bunch of
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Subject: [just-amiga] Titlebar Shell

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>


 I once had a program 'hack' that allowed you to access the wb title bar even
if you had selected the shell. Lost it though.

Want it back now.

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Subject: [just-amiga] Re: Livewire

From: Rick Giles <[e-mail]>

It's simply incredible what Colin Wenzel wrote on 25-Feb-99:
|>From: Colin Wenzel <[e-mail]>

|>>Does anyone down south of the equator (e.g. Aussie or Kiwi) know what
|>>has happened to:-
|>>  http://www.livewire.com.au

|>I'll see if I can find out whats happening.

  Confirmed, something's been up with the FTP for a bit too.

                                               Cool Enough, TTFN!

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Hy EV1,

there are a lot of Acid Music in Aminet
in DBM format.

I have some players but no one play this format.

What can i do to hear they?


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