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EnigmA AMIGA RUN 08 (1996)(G.R. Edizioni)(IT)[!][issue 1996-06][EARSAN CD VII].iso
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@6 If you are having loading problems with an F1 disk
then check these ideas out first.
@5 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^@4
Try booting directly from the disk (Disk 1, if more than a 1 disk program)
Switch off your Amiga, Insert disk in internal drive, switch on Amiga.
@3
If that dosen't work, Load your Workbench disk FIRST then insert Disk 1
and try loading it from Workbench by double clicking on a program icon.
@2
If you have a lot of devices connected to your Amiga you will have lost a
portion of your available memory. Try disconnecting a second drive, that
will save you 40k of memory alone.
@1
If you get the message "Read/Write Error on block ??" or "Checksum Error" or
"Disk Not Validated" then you have a faulty disk, please return for a
replacement. We will refund your postage costs.
@5A few programs have problems with FAST RAM (Expanded memory). If this
happens to you then knock out the extra memory with a util like DEGRADER
or NO FAST MEM.
#8
CLICK ON THE 'NEXT' BUTTON FOR MORE ADVICE
@6
TIPS@5
----@4
BEFORE ordering make sure the program is compatible with your machine,
especially if you have an A500, support for the A500 is getting smaller
by the day. If you are not sure give us a call.
@3
ALWAYS keep your disks write protected. There is a small plastic shutter
switch on the corner of every floppy disk, make sure it is open, that is,
you can see a hole. This means it is harder to corrupt or overwrite the
disk and more importantly viruses cannot infect the disk.
@1
You are allowed to make 1 personal backup copy of your F1 program
which makes good sense, please do that, but you must not sell or give
copies away, this is ILLEGAL.
@2
If you have a technical query about a program then please contact the
author, his/her name should be on the disk somewhere.
If not call me (Steve) & I will try to sort you out, but you must realise
that I cannot know EVERY program inside out, though I try!
@6
Steve.
#8 NOW CLICK ON 'INDEX'