From: jcompton@typhoon.xnet.com (Jason Compton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Re: Amiga Report?
Date: 4 Nov 1997 20:46:02 GMT
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Spector (spector@mail.microserve.net) wrote:
: HTML sounds great to me, but will AR still be DL-able form Aminet? If not will
: there be a link to go to the AR web site in the recent when the new issues come out?

Yes, absolutely it will still be available on Aminet.  It's one of our
primary distribution channels.  In fact (and here's something else one or
two people have taken time out to gripe at me for) AR is not including
GIFs because of Aminet's moratorium on the format.  It's perhaps not the
best solution for us to always use JPEGs, but I can't ignore how important
Aminet is to our distribution, so I'll persevere.

Incidentally, while we've got all this talk going about AR, I'll be
announcing details of the revived Amiga Report notification list, for
those who do not want to receive the issue in their mailbox but want to
know when they should check web sites or Aminet for a new issue.

-- 
Jason Compton                                jcompton@xnet.com
Editor-in-Chief, Amiga Report Magazine       Anchor, Amiga Legacy
http://www.cucug.org/ar/                     http://www.xnet.com/~jcompton/
There are only dreams...                     ...like any other.