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>From amos-request@svcs1.digex.net Thu Dec 18 21:24:44 1997
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Does everyone here have extensions for their versions
of AMOS? I use AMOS THE CREATOR V1.34 and
the AMOS PRO COMPILER..
I have written over 14 games and never use any extensions,
am I the only weirdo, or are there others who don't use any
extensions?
Robert W. Benjamin
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486 40mhz PC..
7mhz AMIGA 600, no HD, 1 floppy, 2 megs RAM