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From: "David C. Gorton" <[e-mail]>
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Subject: AMOS TV Scroller Prg Needed Please!
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I'm looking for an text-scroller for a TV newsroom.  Sort of like what
you would be able to roll credits on.  But instead it would be for the
reporters to read their lines off of while looking into the camera.
Anybody know where I can find/FTP one?  Source would be nice too.  NTSC
compatibility is a must, unless the source is available.  I know just
enough about AMOS to change PAL to NTSC.

If I can find a prg like this, I can convince a local TV station to buy
Amigas.

And forgive the ignorant american question, but how do extensions work?
I mean how does AMOS recognize them and allow them to be compiled?

-Dave