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!n the second part <>/'<>tsARexx 
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FEATURES 

Babylon 5 

The nun behind the most impressive \m'%n inpvte eves made 




Wolves 

Adam Phtflip takes a trip to die MoJineus to see the biggest Amiga monitor in the world 

Survival guide to monitors KM 

Buying a new monitor can ho terrifying, Let AC prov ide a dearer picture 

Emulation i^j 

Cm you really §quasri a Mae W»d a PC inside your Amiga'? Denny Atkin says you can 

Amiga guide 

Steve White starts the first of a two-part adventure into ilu- Amiga Guide 

Updates 

ImageFX tekes b step up find Clarity 1ft enjoys a stylish new software revision 



KEWEWS 

Vidi Amiga 24 RT 

!k- Litr-i in instantaneous frame grabbing in 24-bit colour 

Humanoids 

UUBnate 3D modelling from the creator of Cydeman 

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I he Canon success stoiy goes cm 

A2A 

Classy font conversion from Alternative Image 




GAMER 

Packed end pulsating with thchitest 
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Gamer Globe EH 

News cm furthcoming rIhbb 



CD32 round-up 

AnothtT thiLf (tMua for meG332 

Cheap Seats 

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Cheat Mode: Add am s Family 

Hnw to fiiuih Ocean's spooky pktfanncr 



CAME REVIEWS 



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Fantastic Dizzy 



Cool Spot 



Pirates Gold CD32 



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News 

B m <he States and the UK kundi of FM V 

USA News 

A glimpse at the latest ADPro plus the tramsatlanrii ( I .'"■" 

Comment 

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Getting Started 

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by John Butters 



CD32 assault 
continues 



Graphics 



CD32 assault has continued recently with 

Modore launching the re volution arv console in (he United 
States and finally announcing availability of the hill motion video 
-■liulv. 

Industry exports believe that in order to enjoy long-term success 
the flayer must take off in the US, a market which Commodore 
ruve si> far failed to crack. 

But its launch at the Las Vegas Consumer II. >how was 

1 low key affair. Software houses gave il their support in small 
meeting room containing half a dozen machines. 

Around 100 games titles were promised by the lime it goes on 
' iertf in the nest few weeks, It will cost 5399 and be packed 
Pinball Fantasies and Slwpwa liter. 

Back in Britain the full motion video is now on sale and 
Commodore claim it cam transform the console Into the world's 
best home entertainment package. 

When fitted, the El W device enables up to 74 minutes of movies 
■Bd music videos to be flayed from a compact disc. 




Films available on a 


CD32 near you... 


i.ii.il Attraction 


Patriot Games 


Chart 


Raith'rs of the Lost Ark 


Hum lot Red October 


Star Tret 


liidi-'CL'nit Propfisa! 


Star Trek V] 


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TheUnlouchatiles 


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loi Vt gtif Moaiv* Conjuwrr ftectronit ittow used for Hi CDJ2 paunch 

The module is based on Mpegl technology called 
Video CD - a standard agreed between industry giants 
Commodore, Philips, Sony, JVC, Matsushita and Paramount 
Home Video. 

Video discs have already started to appear, many of them from 
Philips using a slightly different format called Video CD-i, but 
compatible with the Amiga system. They cost from £15,99 each, 
and among the first SO films are hits Top Gun, Naked Gun 2 3£ Patriot 
Games and Vfitmf's World. 

First music discs, meanwhile., include Andrew Lloyd Webber's 
Premier Collection, Brian Adams's Waking up the Neighbours 
and loss's Live Baby Live. 

Commodore boss David Feasance said: "Amiga CD32 cannot 
be matched as a games machine. Now il can offer movies and 
music video too. 

" if really is the first machine on the market to offer all forms of 
electronic entertainment in one box." 



Holograms to cut CD piracy 



A MEASURE aimed at cutting illegal copying of compact 
discs has been announced as figures Irom the International 
Federation of the Phonographic Industry show CD piracy is 
on the up. 

According to the IFPI, the number of pirated discs printed 
or imported Into Britain during "1992 was 700. D00. In the year 
before there were hardly any. 

Now with the computer games industry eager to move to 
this ''piracy free" media, (here are worries that it won! be 
long before il too becomes noticeably affected by illegal 
copying. 

Ai least one company has announced details of a 
counter measure which alms to identify discs as 
authentic. By printing holograms in colour on CDs, Sussex- 



based Disctronics say they have made it virtually 
Impossible id copy discs without expensive 
equipment. 

Although copied discs would still work, customers would 
be able to identify genuine products and avoid buying sub- 
standard imitations. 

Disctronics say the security adds very little cost to the 
software development, 

"We feel this must be a good, simple end low-cost step 
towards security," said the company's chief executive David 
Mackie. 

"We believe it is the responsibility of the company to pro- 
vide security features which allow customers to know they 
are buying ihe real thing." 



along 
with 

Warp 

ZQRFQ-based Amiga owners will 
soon be able to transform their 
machines into some of the world's 
fastest and most advanced computer 
systems. 

Warp uses high-performance 
parallel Rise processors to 
deliver super-computer power 
to people running fay-tracing and 
other high-end graphics 

applications, 

It consists ol a base board contain- 
ing a single processor and ihe trans- 
puter-based system has slots for two 
extra processors. 

A network connector allows exter- 
na! boxes to be fitted and further pro- 
cessors la he added, and has support 
for SCSI-II controllers and DSP dis- 
play modules. 

INCREDIBLE 

Each chip adds 30 million instruc- 
tions per second lo Ihe computer's 
speed, with 40 modules carrying out 
an incredible 1.,20omips. An un ex- 
panded AJOOO operates at about 
1 Bmips. 

A software driver makes ihe sys- 
tem compatible with Amiga software 
including Real 3D, Vista Warp, 
Imagine, Art Department Professional 
and Aladdin 4D. 

But it iteeds to be switched olf to 
ensure the computer is compatible 
with other programs. 

Warp will be sold in Britain Irom 
April ihrough London-based 
SatLink (071-371 7471). Prices are 
expected to be around £1,330 for the 
base board and £800 for each 
module. 

Towards the end of the 
year, an even faster version 
ol the product based on the 
T9000 processor will increase 
the computer's speed in steps ol 
200mips. 



Amiga Computing March 1994 




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2Mb RAM. Dual Speed CD ROM. 

Multi session, plays music CD's. 

256000 colours on screen, includes 

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• 290dpi resolution 

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• Opto/Mechanical mechanism 

• Swttchable between Amiga/ST 

• Direct Mouse Replacement 

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£11.99 

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• 880K formatted capacity 

• Double sided, Double density 

• Through port 

Cumana CAX 354 £54.99 

Amiga 500 internal drive £49.99 



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• Video processor provides real 
time software control of brightness, 
contrast, saturation, hue, 
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• Audio processor with, two audio 
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Volume, Bass and Treble effeets. 
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A5O0 512K upgrade 

£14.99 

A 500+ 1Mb upgrade 

£1 9.99 

A600 1 Mb no clock 

£29.99 

Plugs straight into A600 trap door 

compatible with A600, A600HD 

• 40MHz 68030 accelerator 

• Makes your Amiga 1200 run 
over 7 times quicker, 

• Allows up to 32Mb RAM 

• Optional FPU 

A1230/0Mb/No FPU £28900 

A 1 230/4MbfNo FPU £429.00 

A1230/4Mb768882FPU £529.00 




Samsung C13352X £179.99 

14" SCART input TV with remote 

control and on screen display 

(requires SCART cable for high 

quality display) 

Commodore 1085S £189.99 

Commodore Colour Stereo 

Monitor including cable 

Microvitech 1440 £399.99 

The Microvitec 1440 is a multisync 

monitor compatible with the A 1200. 

Includes setup memory for different 

resolutions. 

Colour SVGA Monitor £229.99 

High quality Colour SVGA Monitor 

.28 dot pitch. 

A1 2 00 VGA a da p tor £1 4 .99 

Falcon VGA Adaptor £9.99 

Philips SCART to Amiga £9.99 

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• Q Channel, 16 bit, high quality 
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FALCON 4Mb No HD £699.00 

FALCON 4Mb 64Mb HD £799.00 
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Our Service department can repair 
Amiga's in minimum time at competitive 
rates. We can arrange for courier pickup 
and return delivery of your machirve to 
ensure it's safety. We even have a 
same day service which will ensure your 
machine is given priority and subject to 
fault, completed the same day, We offer 
a Quotation service for £15 for which we 
will examine your machine and report 
back with an exact price for repair. If 
you do not wish to go ahead with the 
repairs then just pay the £15. However if 
you do go ahead then (he charge is 
included in the minimum charge. Please 
note: The minimum charge covers 
labour, parts are extra. 



Quotation service 


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Mitt repair charge 


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Courier Pickup 


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Courier Return 


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Same day service 


£15.00 



N E WS 



Rhone help 

l' lus Vwu 

kideowrorki Multimedia (041- 

mng lor people who need 

BtCAl support for Amiga 

■isMnl turdiv 

on offered include telephone 

ircimt? grabbing, profes~ 

4our printing from IFF files and 

: domain distribution. 

helpline is available between 

i and 9pm and provides advice on 

graphics, video, desktop 

tig and other productivity 

. -- need to pay an annual 

in on fee of £1?, which gives 
iamted access to the helpline - which 
■!! ■ 4fip pei minute (peak) 
>x minute (off peak). 

Accessing CD 

D-ROM drives which til into the 

:he top-end Amiga s .in? 

now available to enable owners of the 

omp uters to read CDTV. CD32, PC 

md Macintosh compact discs. 

Three versions .in- available, each 
aimed at users who want to accesi t 
•• range of clip art and public 
tain files, 

--Ki'H'k.l First Computer Centre 
2 319444) expect the £219.99 
i<*.hiki XM4T01 to be the most popu- 
lar. It hAh a 300 millisecond access time 
and 317k per second data transfer. 
A driver is supplied to allow the 
pact discs to be used with AlSOfl, 
A20O0, A30OQ and A400O machines, 
although none of the drives allows 
CD32 software to be run.. 

Prices depend on specification, with 
• .k h drive offering different access 
times and transfer rates. The XM4HI1, 
however, is the cheapest at £219. 

A SCSI interface is also needed, with 
First Computer Centre supplying a 
device for £122. 

Speeding up 

RE AT Valley Products have 
announced details ot their fastest accel- 

toryet, the A WOO GForce 040. 

It uses a 6H4140 pnooessor running at 
40MHz, and can be fitted with up to 
128Mb of 32-bit Fast RAM. 

An expansion socket proi 
signals for a SCSI-1 1 fast module 
that gives data transfei rates 
up to 10Mb per second when 
used with high perform a ne hard 
drives. 

The board fits into A3000/T and 
A4tMl[)/i ComputerLand in dtWfi fo* 

imminent release. British distributor 
Silica Systems (081-309 1111) say the 
price remains to be freed, 



First time troubles cut 

FIRST time printer buyers are targeted for 

Citizen's new ABC 24-pin dot matrix machine 

which, claim the manufacturer, is the easiest- 

to-use machine on the market- 
Billed as a true pi up and play printer. 

Citizen say that newcomers will be able to 

install and use it within five minutes of open- 
ing the box. 

I It L122 ABC avoid* complicated control 

panels and set-up procedures, and is config- 
ured for use with the Amiga by EasyStart soft- 

wtn packaged with the machine. 

EasyStart provides users with a step-by- 
step on-screen graphical guide to installation, 

walking them through the complete process of 

setting up thr printer and preparing it for use 
It has been designed for use in the home 

and small office, where Citizen believe that 

mam potential customers find computers and 

printers intimidating. 

"Our mission was to develop a printer that 

really is a* easy as ABC," said Citizen's group product manager, Andy Martin. 

"We conceived EasyStart us an interactive, graphical tutorial that guides you through 

connecbon, set-up and paper loading. 

"Above alt, we wanted to make the Citizen ABC amazlnglv friendly and fun to use." 
Other feature include a print speed of 160 characters per second in draft mode and 

53tps at 10 characters per inch. Memory is 8k and it has a resolution of Vi() dots per inch. 
Optional extras are a colour kit, push tractor feed and 128k memory. 




ARC' Software makes printing rosy 



Cheeky ad targets Sega 



COMMODORE would 
have had difficulty find- 
ing a cheekier position to 
place their Sega-knock- 
ing CP32 advertisement 
over Christmas. 

The aggressive "To be 
this good will take Sega 
ages" ad appeared next 
to Sega's office on 
Cromwell Road, London 
throughout the festive 
period 




CD12: AdiMkei dost la target 



Upgrades boom follows deal 

AN AGREEMENT just signed between Power Computing and US-based DKB 
Software Is promised to bring more upgrades to Amiga owners in Britain. 

The first is a SCSI -II card which enables A3000 and A40CO owners to connect up 
to seven extra devices to their computer. 

Once plugged into the machine's Zorro III expansion slot, the DKB4D91 allows 
peripherals such as hard drives. CD-ROM drives, tape back up units, image scan- 
ner and printers, to be used. 

Its makers claim the £399 card provides the maximum transfer speed for data 
intensive multimedia applications, and it has a slot to enable a 3.5in hard drive to 
be fitted on the board. Other upgrades include a board which expands the A1200"s 
memory up to 8Mb. It has two sockets and prices start at El 63,95 for a 2Mb ver- 
sion with a maths co-processor. 

And for people wanting to increase l he memory of high-end Amigas. the firm 
will SOOn be selling a board which gives A300O5 and A400Os a massive 128Mb of 
RAM. Wilhin the next few weeks $ 68030 accelerator will be launched for the 
A 1200. it will also allow up to 129Mb of exira memory to be added, 

Bedford-based Power Computing can be telephoned on 0234 843388. 



Revo lutionary 

painting 
package nears 

A REVOLUTIONARY method of paint- 
i ng is set to appear on the Amiga with 
the release of a new high-end pack- 
age aimed at broadcasters and other 
graphics professionals. 

The as yet unnamed program 
breaks away from normal ways Of 
painting on ihe Commodore computer, 
instead using mullrplg layers of 
"glass". 

Previously this kind of application 
cost around £100,000, but the new 
package Just needs an Amiga fitted 
with a 32-bit graphics board. 

Exact details remain sketchy, 
but its British distributor says the pro- 
gram will be capable of building 
images from several elements or as a 
rough, 

Some television adverts are already 
made in ihis way, wilh up id 50 layers 
of video producing elfects that look 
realistic to the eye. 

"After seven years withoul anybody 
improving on Deluxe Paint we have a 
new idea on how painting should be 
produced - it's revolutionary," said 
Amiga Centre Scotland boss. Martin 
Lowe. 

It i$ expected to be available from 
ACS within the nexl couple o( months. 
Its price remains lo be fixed. 



Com pu Serve 
slash connect 



ONLllSfE information j>ianl CompuServe 
have slashed connect charges for hourly- 
priced son ices by around 4(1 per cent. 

The US-based firm says the cuts have 
been made possible because advanced 
technology bus resulted in lower operat- 
ing costs, 

"We are pleased to pass these savings 
on to oar members in the form of substan- 
tia lly lower connect rates," said Barrv P 
Berkov, CompuServe',* executive vice 
president. 

"We have the financial strength and 
stability to allow us to reduce our rale* 
while continuing to offer the most exten- 
sive range of services in the industry." 

Areas affected by the savings include 
interactive forums, premium travel ser- 
vices, financial services, reference 
databases and enterta foment. 

Someone accessing the services using .1 
1,200. or 2,400 baud modem now pays 
about £3.30 an hour compared to the old 
rate of £5.50. Other baud rates see similar 
cuts. 

Amiga Computing March 1994 



N EWS 



Dance record due for Amiga 



DIARY 



MUSICIANS from around the world have joined forces to pro- 
duce a col lection of dance and techno tunes fur a record due at the 
end of May. 

Between 15 and 20 tucks an expected to be indudi 
Amiga Experiment compact disc, all of them generated using the 
Commodore machine. 

I hi' project started last autumn when NeWCastle*UpO) 
man John Atkinson and local Time Stretch recording studio saw 
an Amiga demo. 

"Seeing the Space Ball rave demo we became impressed I 
Amiga's amazing sound capabilities," John Atkinson (old Amiga 
Computing. 

An advert wx placed in the computer press asking for musi- 
cians to contact him and from the 56 people who responded 11 
were picked to he involved with the record. 

The collection will be compiled on an A500P using tracker pro- 
gram OctaMed which, with its Midi abilitv, Aikirtvr cortsidiers to 
be the best software for me group's needs- 
It is planned to cost £630 and w3) be *old by mail order and 
through public domain libraries. 




Musk: tngineet Hab M«>i (Ml) end fnhn 
drirmmn mli 16 tratki to DAT master 



Complaints over 
computer use 

DESPITE the increased sales oi com- 
puters over recent peart, only one in 
five Britons find them easy to operate 
and millions more have other com- 
plaints about the-ir use, 

That's the finding of a Gallup sui 
vey, which also shows people think 
computers have made business unite* - 
essarily complicated. 

Only one in 20 of the 1.1HK) people 
questioned believed computers helped 
running a home or family, with a large 
number of them saying they will never 
buy a machine. 

Thi' survey also showed Concerns 
about the price of computers, ih.it chil- 
dren spend too much time playing 
games, and over the spread of com- 
puter pornography. 

On a more positive note, halt oi 
Britons consider computers a must in 
today's society and nearly as mar, 1 , 
people think they nave made business 
more sophisticated. 



Driving quality improves 

THE EXTERNAL. Overdrive hard disk tor the A 1200 has been improved with a new con- 
troller and higher quality casing and power supply. 

It is available with either 250Mb or 340Mb of storage capacity and has an average data 
transfer rate of 1.5Mb per second and a ma xirrium of 2.5Mb per second. 

Dealer Special Reserve (0279 600205) say early reliability problems have now been 



overcome. 



"The new hard drives have been fully tested and found to be reliable, capable and 
fast," a spokesperson explained, "They are substantially faster than 2.5in internal hard 
drives." 

Prices are around £299 for a 250Mb model and £379 for 340Mb capacity. 




lmprummcnlk 
find hrtttrr 

ntliahllitr 



Survey to report on security breaches 



THE Government are carrying out a national 
survey to find the extent of computer secu- 
rity breaches experienced by British firms, 

II will find the costs of violations to com- 
panies, identify major causes, give evidence 
about the level of computer misuse and give 
an indication qf user-awareness of security 
issues. 

Ten thousand firms are taking part in the 
survey and its results are expected early 
this year. 

The last study in 1991 found that more 
than half of business had suffered from 
security problems at an estimated total cost 
of £1.1 billion a year. 




modems tunny 

la find user 
aworenesi of 
nrertly iiwrs 



April 10-12, 1994 

European Computer Trade Shorn 
Venue: Business Design Centre, London 
Organiser: Blenheim On tin 

tost 7I2282S) 

Europe's largest trade show for the 

computer and video games industry. 

April lb, 1994 

Spring All Mkra Show 
Venue: Binguj Hall, Staffs 
( irgmiser. Sliani'tird Services 

■ 1272002) 
Last autumn's show contained 70 
exhibition - some with Amiga soft- 
ware and hardware. 

April 22t0 24, 1994 

MEMS '94 

Venue; Wembley Conference Centre, 

London 

i -van, 1 vr. We$tmaat& Exhibition:*. 

wmsumi 

Britain' leading Midi and electronic 
music slum, with many household 
name firms attending, 

September 20-25, 1994 

In. ''94 

Venue; Earls Court 

Orgamser: News International 

(071-782 t,RM 

Commodore have alread) pledged 

their support for this large consumer 

electronics show. 

October 6-9, 1994 

BBC Big Basil 
Verne: NEC, Birmingham 
Organiser: fiaymarkti Exhibitions 
Future World area of Ihis big show 
will contain the latest computer games 
and virtual reality. 

October 26-30, 1994 
Future Entertainment SkffO 
Verm: Earls Court B 
Organiser: Future Exhibitions 

(02254422441 

The biggest public show of computer 
and video games players and a chance 
to see Christmas releases. 



March 16-23,1994 

CeBIT M 

Venue; H<moi<er, Cenuuuii 
Organiser; Deu fsrfn? Messe 
■i.".'.'i ;■' = .' J S-'!.'i 

Europe's premier information technol- 
ogy show often used by Commodore 
for the launch of new hardware. 



[Ill Amiga Computing March 1994 








Interactive Information 
Systems 



TM 

MediaPoint 

multimedia magic for the Amiga® 



MediaPoint is the state-of-the-art in interactive presentation software. 
No other software package on the Amiga has this many features in the 
standard package. Some of the highlights: 

MediaPoint is professional: 

• Script synchronization on standard time, SMPTE and MIDI. 

• Play full motion video and samples from harddisk. Supported animation 
formats: anim-5, 7 & S and (AGA) CDXL. 

• Over 1 50 smooth screen and object transitions. 

• Use buttons to create interactive scripts for mouse, keyboard and touch screen. 

• Script events can be scheduled to be displayed on specific days and times. 

• Use ScriptTalk™ language to create customized scripts with variables, 
conditional jumps and ARexx support. 

MediaPoint is easy to use: 

• Cut, copy, paste and undo for all page and script editor functions. 

• Script parts can be collapsed and exploded. 

• Text editor allows a different font, size, color and style per character. 

• Antialiasing per character color, not to just one color. 

• Frame-oriented page editor with solid, pattern and transparent frames. Over 
50 frame transitions. 

• Duplicate, centre, align, lock and group move functions for frames. 

MediaPoint means good looking, fast graphics: 

• Import any Amiga graphics file including 24 bits. 

• Scale and remap to any (AGA) graphics mode. 

• Save page layout including text and graphics for use in other scripts, 

• Ready to use clipart, maps, pictogranns, fonts and sounds included. 

• Fast color thumbnails in file requester for easy file browsing. 

MediaPoint is modular: 

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When Commodore previewed 
CD3.2 at North American 
World of Arnica shows, they 
hinted that the major US unveiling would be 
held at the Winter Consumer Electronics 
Shim' in Las Vegas, Nevada.. 

t'limmiuinri' did have a tasteful booth, 
but unlike the 3DO, CD-i r and Sega booths 
— which were smack dab in the middle of 
the floor with literally thousands of people 
pacing them each hour- Commodore chose 
in exhibit in i room upstairs sway from the 
hustle and bustle. 

So while CD32 was there to see. and Look- 
ing competitive compared toSDG aiid blow- 
ing CLJ-i right out of the water, only about a 
dozen people were in the room to see it each 
time I walked by. 

That's been Commodore's problem in the 
US for years now. Instead of putting their all 
into getting the attention of the masses. 
Commodore have relied on getting the word 
out to a small group who activeh stck tht-m 
oul and hoping those folks will tell their 
friends. 

Commodore did stage a press conference, 
and that played to a packed house. They 
started the conference bv menl inning that 
the company had annua] sales of 5600 mil* 
linn (a few years ago it was SI billion), art 
that there have now been more than five mil- 
lion Amtgas sold. 

Commodore now feel that their US mar- 
ket is in video workstations, while the 



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cautious CD32 unveiling at the 

CES, and the rest of the news 

from across the water 

Low-key 

US launch for CD32 




European market is more consumer- 
oriented . 

In their bid to become a player in the US 
consumer market again, the company 

announced plans to release CD32 here in 
March, However, the company doesn't have 
the resources to mount a major national 

advertising campaign in a country this Large, 
s.o they're looking to use some innovative 
techniques to get the word out. 

These will include a CD32 Club and btj 
attempt to get CD32 units and titles into 
rental outlets muli .is video stores. 

Com mod oil' said thev had sold dut 



100,000 CD32 units as of the January show, 
and Said they hope to be able to sell 300,000 
to 500,000 CD32 units in the US in t994 

Although mani r question their ability to 
sell that ma 1 iv units without a major adver- 
tising campaign, Amiga users here are hope- 
lul tli.it it will happen. 

Recent visitors to Commodore's West 
Chester offices describe it as "a ghost town", 
and the entire software development crew is 
down to fewer than ten people now. 

Commodore cotild certainly us* the cash 
generated by a successful CD32 product to 
get its stagnant Amiga development back on 



track, In Amiga computer- related tiews. 
Lew Eggebrecht said that the CD32-compat- 
ibto CD-ROM ntd-ons tor the A120Q and 
A40OQ Were still in the works and he hoped 
thev'd be available rtooii. 

In an interesting side-note, he mention 
tli.it Commodore had even considered the 
feasibility of creating CD32 addnms tor the 
PC and Macintosh, but at iht* moment nfl 
-iii,I-i products were planned. 

When asked whether Commodore 
would release any new Amiga computers 
this year, Eggebrecht said ves, but declined 
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ADPro gets better 

Although the version number has only been bumped a little bit - (0 v2,5 - ASOG reler 
lo the new release of Art Department Professional as "the most significant upgrade in 
its history". 

Many long-time ADPro users will consider the user interface to be [he upgrade's 
biggest improvement. 

'We surveyed our customers and found that some preferred a list-oriented graphi- 
cal user interface (GUI) for speed, while others preferred a bulton-onentad GUI lor 
ease-ol-use. "We implemented both and allowed Ihem to be intermixed configurable" 

ADPro 2.5 adds RTG (reiargelable graphics} technology, so the new user interface 
can now be displayed directly on the screens created by third-party display boards 
such as the Picasso, EGS, Retina, and Video Toaster ADPro can now render its 
images in a window on the same screen as its user interface. 

ASDG have added CDXL, FLC, and FLI animation formats: Digilal Broadcasting 
J Stream; and ICO file format loaders and savers, as well as support for direct reading 
and writing of Workbench icon files 

II you own Ihe Professional Conversion Pack, you'll also gel support for SGI, Alias, 
and Wavefront files - professional stulf indeed! 

The Fargo Pnmera colour printer - an impressive device thai creates absolutely 
beautiful high-resolution colour oulpul for about SiQOQ - is now supported by ADPro in 
its dye sublimation mode. IVe seen dye sublimation output from the Pnmera and it 
easily rivals photographic or lypesel output. 

An improved version of the FRED batch program and over 1QQ included Aflex* files 
provide a wealth of full-motion special effects, possibilities. AFtexx programs can now 
be integraled into ADPro's custom isable user interlace. 

Professional video and film users of A'OPro will appreciate the new CineMorph util- 
ity (no relaiinn lo the GVp morphing program) which can convert streams of images 
between 24 frame -per-second film style and 60 field-per-second video-style lime 
bases. 

All oi ihis is supported by much-improved documentation that now includes nine 
tutorials, more illustrations, and an expanded ARex* section. 

The retail price ol the program remains at $295, and current ADPro owners can 
upgrade for $45 plus shipping. ASDG have started accepting credit cards, so Visa, 
Mastercard, and American Express users in a rush for their upgrade can order it via 
phone now. 

For more informalion. call 01 6Q8 273 6585, or wnle to ASDG al 925 Stewart 
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Mic robotics sold 

Microbolics, one of the oldest Amiga hardware developers, have been bought by 
Paravision, a company with a video and connectivity hardware background. 
Para vision say they will continue to support and develop the current Microbolics 
product line, and will develop new products with a particular emphasis on A 1200 and 
A400O products, 

Microbotics recently announced the Modem 19, a high-speed 19,200 bps modem 
available in both external and internal models; for the Amiga. 

Pa ravis ion's announcement ot the purchase said thai they have retained Ihe for- 
mer Microbotics management., technical, and engineering staff. The announcement 
also indicated that Ihe team, in addition lo developing Amiga products, will also he 
working on products tor PC systems running Windows. 

Although Paravlsion are based in Nforth Ridge, California, the company will con- 
tinue to handle customer service From the former Microbolics location in Texas. 

For more Information, contact Paravision, 1251 American Parkway, Richardson. 
Texas 75081. or call 010 214 644 0043. 



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ItlicB and technology are two subjects which, 
though seemingly disparate, have btvn inextri- 
cably linked since the invention of the machine 
gun and boll action rifle brought man the power tu kill 
dozens of his fellow men in the cmirw of a few minutes 
without ever seeing their faces. 

Siiur then, mora] aigumenlj h*ve raged with :iiLt t -:i> 
ing vehemence over the use of technology. At first in war- 
t.iri'. when Arthur "Bomber" Harris found contempt was 
his only reward for the near destruction of Nazi 
Germany's transport and industrial bases at the cost of 
55,000 RAF aircrew and hundreds Fjf thousands of 
German civilians, and more recently in medical science. 

The widespread application of techniques developed 
through genetic research reaffirm that man has never 
failed to use any of the new technologies he has devel- 
oped, be they weapons designed to kill tens of thousands 
of civilians in a single sun-hot flash, or methods by which 
ihfslut'l nl IeU 1 ilM.il' is engineered and altered. 

Debates, of course, rage on in the medical and other 
communities concerning ethical problems, but these 
debates are usually sidelined hy the pace at which indus- 
try takes advantage of the opportunity for new profit, 
Only a few decades after the first serious doubts were 
raised about genetic engineering, commercial applications 
fi>r the research carried out since Frick and Watson's DMA 
work are appearing every year, 

In the computer industry we face 3 similar challenge 
when we look forward to the application of powerful new 
processors, Virtual reality, viruses, and artificial intelli- 
gence spring to mind as three areas in need of more sober 
debate- 

For example, can it be long before a research engineer 
working on one of the advanced neural network pro- 
grammes presently being funded in Japan and the USA is 
confronted by a computer whk'h requests not to be turned 
(.tlf? If a computer could make such a plea of its own \ i ii 
tiom, we would be faced with a situation in which we had 
created a slave race of intelligent creatures for whom we 
were morally responsible. This moment of decision might 
be before the end of the century, 

Simply fuming off a machine which had become self- 
aware would be tantamount to murder. 

In more daily practical terms, can we ignore the 
promise - or threat, if you like - that virtual reality wilt 
change the way in '.^ In, hi wc perceive our environment 
and le<id to new ''unreal" experiences? Since the evolution 
of the human race, the mainstay of our connection with 
the world we live in has been nur senses, and if we are 
now to trick those senses into believing that the world has 
changed, shouldn't we be looking at the possible medical 
and soda! effects? 

Technologies of all kinds, high among them the com- 
puter boom, are forging well ahead of the ordinary per- 



The AC team 



Losing the 

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race 

Could human rashness and the 

drive for progress turn computer 

technology from friend to foe? 



son's ability to assimilate them. Panaceas of all kinds are 
being promised by scientists who, despite enjoying a less 
than earned publk respect, have nothing in their minds, 
than the next discoverv, and for whom the possible conse- 
quences of their research is a matter for government legisla- 
tion rather than personal circumspection. 

The scientific community has effectively abrogated its 
responsibility for the developments it creates. This trend 
can be traced at bwsl to tlu- half-hearted protests of those 
involved in the Manhattan Project which produced the first 
atomic bomb and can be brought down today to those 
involved in genetic research, who raise both the real prob- 
lems (as practical advances) and a host of ephemeral 
answers in the shape of arguments which seldom carry 
beyond the rarified atmosphere of the scientific journal. 




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If our washing machines, videos, motorway travel, 

spending, and almost every other aspect of every day life 
are to be monitored by computer (as they have been for the 
last decade), if our bodies are to be made second-class con- 
structions by the efforts of scientists seeking the cypher to 
the genetic code and the perfect human, and if our irttetiex I 
is to be challenged by increasingly sophisticated computer 
brains {Kasparov- only nanowty defeated his last computer 
opponent), can we sit back and watch? 

There has been little or no debate on the real issue at 
stake, which is whether or not constant progress, towards 
which the whole of Western society has been dedicated 
since Copernicus, is actually desirable. While advances in 
so many fields iIiumUm to take the humanity out of being 
human, shouldn't we be taking a step back for a breather? 



Since the dawn of time, mankind has never failed to nr 
practical applications for the knowledge our technokd 
has made available, and it is time we recognised this fact 
Advances in genetics., artificial intelligence, and oth 
fields au/J find their way into the commercial market 
place or the military, and when they do we might 
that our world - the one in which we all li\ e, breath, n 
reproduce - has been irreversibly altered by anonymou- 
lab technicians with respectable jobs. 

If we can't control and monitor the pace of our 
ingenuity, can't question (he sacrosanct religion or 
"progress", or are unable to tie our scientists down to the 
inventions they release on us, with no thought for their 
own culpability, can we look forward to a future in which 
tin- individual has any liberty at all? 

Technological progress is the most powerful religion in 
the West and Hems set to blossom into the future aj 
fusion power, space stations., parallel processors, and 
genetically engineered children come on streani li I 
the religion of the next few decades, .mil il serious debate 
on the direction we are taking is not carried out, then I for 
one am a heretic, 



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Good graph programs, possibly 
because of their specialised 
nature, are hard to find on the 
Amiga. Spreadsheets such as Maxiplan 
(giver away with last May'* AC) have 
built-in graph generator* capable of some 
of JcGraph's functions, but for profes- 
sional results it is hard to beat JcGraph's 
flexibility aid power. 

Orte-rii'.g 15 3D graph types and 13 2D 
graphs, user-definable perspectives, and 
output In IFF, PostScript EPS, Aegis Draw, 
and even Geo 3D object format JcGraph's 
colourful results {in IFF form at least} can 
be bated into any word processor or DTP 
package you care to mention, and may 
even be rendered In 3D by Scenery 
Animator. 

All graphs start life as an Ascii file 
which contains Hie data used by the pro- 
gram to render the final graphic, Using a 
text editor, the user inputs a list of param- 
eters dealing with the number of columns 
and rows, the legend shown on each axis, 
and thfnumeric.il data itself. Though wH 
as intuitive aa ft* rest of the program, this 
process has the advantage that any and all 
data out be used with fcGrapli. 

Let's start by running JcGraph and 
loading one of the sample data Hies. When 
the program's window appears on the 



From depicting 

company sales to 

the monthly 

budget jean 

Clement's JcGraph 

con salvage 

graphical sense 

from a numerical 

mess, and all in 

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Say it with 
pie charts 



Workbench screen, three separate win- 
dows will be visible, one for main control, 
one for output, and one showing a wire- 
frame preview. 

The first thing we need to do is load 
the data, SO hold down the right mouse 
button and select the Open option from 
the Project menu. 

JcGraph's data files are stored in the 



SampleData drawer, from which you 
should choose the file Sample4.x4.asc This 
is a set of tiua consisting of Four rows and 
four columns (hence the filename) and 
makes fen a odourmJ example. Next, hold 
the right mouse button down again and 
chouse Load from the Graph I jrpe menu. 
A list of 26 graph types can be found in 
me GraphTypes draweij so double click 



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have both data and a graph type, so jusj 
click on the Render button found on 

JcGraph's main control panel and after a 
shorl interval a ID graph will be drawn in 
ihe output window. 

At first, the graph will look a little flat, 
so lake a look at the four sliders tin the 
right of the control panel. These contra 

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orientation of the wireframe pw 
•w, and by experimenting you should 
to position the preview at a suit- 
It angle and perspective. Now click on 
Sender again. 

tice the difference? By offering eom- 
ifcte control over orientation, JcGraph 
us total control over the final 
rpearance of the graph 

■nding on the number of colours 

rour Workbench uses, each of the 

mi can be given a user-defined 

itour of their own, but the number of 

- on offer is set by Workbench's 

As the CovcrDisk uses only four 

urs for Workbench (to save on chip 
AM), it i& difficult to make the most 5! 
t put while JcGraph is still on the 
■ii installing on another disk is .1 

drag the JcGraph drawer icon to 
aother Workbench disk nr hard drive 
has enough free space (you'll need 
A*it 360k for the drawer) and that's it 

The target disk roust have the follow- 
ng libraries in jts Libs drawer: icon.library 





(WBiJ ."id i'jflii-r), powcrpacker.library 

(all machines), iff parse, library (all 
machines), and kd_freq. library (WB1.3 
and ear&er), Kdjrec].library is stored in 
the CoverDisk's Libs drawer and can he 
copied to your new disk's libs drawer 
.iSily. 
Simply boot from the new disk or hard 
drive, open .1 QJ or Shell window, stick 
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If you have only one floppy drive this will 
involve a bit of disk swapping, but so long 
as the l.ln.i:.. Is copied across properly 

WBU owners should find that JcGraph 
works perfectly from its new home. One 

last step is 10 pla« .in Assign command in 
your startup-sequence tn assign 
JCGRATH: to the program's ne^ drawer. 

Once on a disk which use an eight- 
colour Workbench, the program's Colour 
and Palette functions come into their BWn 
Found on the Edit menu, Palette allows 
the user to change Workbench colours tt^ 




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Author: Christophe Feck 

The Jpeg standard, named after the Joint Photographic Experts Group which 
formulated it. is an incredibly efficient and compact way ot storing huge graph- 
ics files without losing much of the original image- qua lily 

Depending on the trade-off desired between compression and quality reten- 
tion 11 is possible 1o squeeze 1Mb 24-bit hies down to less than 100k then view 
them again at almost their original quality. 

Even at half the ideal quality setting, it can be difficult to spot the difference 
between the original file and the compressed version except that the latter will 
be about a quarter of hie size. Our only problem is how to view the Jpeg Hies 

As a new standard, now universally adopted, Jpeg isn't supported by most 
established Amiga art packages, hut this duet of Jpeg viewers - one each for 
ECS and AGA Amigas - will decompress the files and display them as HAM or 
Hamfl images depending on the machine being used 

To test the program, go to the CLI window at the bottom of your CoverDlsk 
screen, click In it 10 make it active, then type; 



If you have an AGA machine, you would, of course, type AGA where it says ECS 
above. The sample Jpeg file, an example of the Essence II textures for Imagine 
2 which was originally a large 24-bit (Me. will appear as a HAM (on ECS 
machines such as the A5O0 Plus and A60O) or HamB picture (on A 1200s and 
A4O00s) And that, folks, is that. The programs use no special libraries and can 
be copied to a suitable utilities drawer on another floppy or hard drive by |usi 
dragging their icons across, 

You will, of course, require either a steady supply of Jpeg images from a bul- 
letin board or PD library, but |usl as soon as we find a decent, reliable Jpeg 
encoder in the shareware sector, we'll be including ii on a later disk. 



' of the rnorr unumnl ifraph typn inn look O hit iftwAf 



create a range of more exciting hues tor 
the finished graph <uid Colour rn.ihlt^ the 
application of different colours to the 
graph's background, ground colour, and 
those used for each column of data. 

Before Colours can be assigned, you 
must of course load some data, but this is 
the only restriction, and there's nothing to 
stop the user creating a set of very 
psychedelic bar charts. 

All vou need do before wallpapering 
the bedroom with these graphs is learn the 
simple rub-, governing me make-up of a 
data file. 

To begin with, all files are created in a 
text editor such as Workbench's Ed and 
Saved as Ascii files. The common format is 
to start the file with a line which simply 
-■v. - "1002" followed by a comma, a 
-riiuiiu' uT.k'h k-lls IcGraph tha; ihi:- -, 
one of its data hies. 

Next, we must specify the number 
of columns, which are those values used 
for the X axis (months, years, and so on), 
then the number of lines, which corre- 
sponds to the number of items in the 
graph. 

For example, ii we wanted to compare 
sales of three products over half a year, we 
would enter 6 for the number of months 
(or columns), and 3 for the number of 
products (or lines) ensuring that tiny are 
separated by a comma. 

On the same line we tell JcGraph how 
often we want the Y aids marked. If. say, 
our product sales, arc in tens of thousands, 
we would use the figure 10, and no on and 
JcGraph would mark the axis from lo the 
highest figure used in units of 10, 

Finally on this line we have a floating 



point value which enables us to use float- 
ing point values if required, but for most 
graphs this will be set at to force integer 
ir.th.le. 

Our first two lines so far look like this: 

1QDZ, 

Next we give JcGraph the sales figures, 
one line for each month. So r for example, 
if products A to C respectively sold 
20,00fl, 25,1300, and 17,000 units that 
month, we en ir 1 : 

JO ,25, 17, 

and so on until we have covered all the 
months. For now, just think of a few ran- 
dom sales figures to give us a nice spread 
for the finished graph. 

Finally, we have two lines, one in 
which we set out the markers for the X. 
axis, and the other in which we name the 
items being recorded. In our example, 
these could be; 

Jin,F(b,tlsr,Apr,Aay,Jiin, 
ProiUfFrodB^riKK, 

If we now save this as MyGraph.asc and 
load it into JcGraph we can see the results 
for ourselves. 

Full details of the rest of JcGraph'* 
capabilities, including its ARexx interface, 
can be found in the documentation which. 
as a matter of interest, you might not want 
to print out until you've taken a look at 
the instructions for the excellent 
DocPump program, also on this month's 

di.sk. 



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Icon Editor 
v4 

Author: Peter Kiem 

Good 16-colmjr icon editors for the CWW 
Amigas are hard to find, but loon Editoi 
v-t (1Ev4) is imf of trit- best and offers 
Enough f blurts to satisfy even the most 
artistic icon designers, 

With a maximum of 1 ft colours jnd the 
ability to ovate eju'irmous icons, !Ev4 is- 
much better than the Workbench editor 
supplied vvith releases 2.1)4 and 23 and is- 




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easier to use. Simple contruls and self- 
explanatory menus make creating new 
images or adapting old ones an easy 

affair. 

On loading, once the- timed shareware 
iinlitL'S have disappeared, the program 
presents the user with a large edit win- 
dow through which an image can be 
s;rulk:d using the standard scroll bars, 

In addition., a zoom bdr abpwe the main 
window offers a range of magnifications 
up to lb times normal size, at which, point 
pixels are enormous and detailed editing 
a breeze. 

A i luster of four cursor-type BflOWE in 
the lower left of the window can be used 
tn physically move the image in the win- 
dow rather than just scrolling through il, 
so there are Options aplenty to keep users 
happy. 

Painting itself, as with mewt icon edi- 
tors, is less well catered for, and only 
flood fill, text input, and freehand draw- 
ing are available, 

However, as most of us would rather 
design our icons in a paint package such 
as DPaint, and as IEv4 has an LFF import 
option, these few tools suffice for touch- 
ing up and finishing off an image. 

Information details tor the icon can be 
set using a large friendly requester, Here 
the user can decide on any default or 
other tool types the icon requites, set its 
initi.il MTtrr. position, and choose which 
of Uw basic hie types (disk, drawer, pro- 
ject, and so on) it will be. 

I mages can be copied from the norma] 
to the selected icon states and can be 
scaled up or down between one-eighth 



SuperDuper 3.0 



Author: Sebastiano Vigna 

A brand new version ol a program we distributed over a year ago, SuperDuper 3.D is 
one of the fastest and most reliable dish copying programs in the shareware sector 
and, as it has undergone a complete rewrite to take better advantage of WB2.Q4 and 
3.0, we thought another airing was called for. 

Simply speaking, SuperDuper gets around the Workbench limitations on copying 
disks by using RAM buffers, stepping (he heads ol any second and third drives 
attached lo your system, and several other tricks to squeeze as much speed as it Can 
from your disk drive. 

If you are fortunate enough to own a second floppy drive or even third, Ihe speed at 
which SuperDuper carries oui a complete disk copy will be something lo welch. 

By reading a disk, storing it in a buffer, and squirting lo two or more extra drives at 
the same lime, SuperDuper can make up to Ihree copies ol a floppy in less time (tian it 
takes the, usual Workbench method to copy one. 

The SuperDuper interface is split roughly into three areas. First there is the fuel bar 
used to show the progress of operations, below whicn is a second panel containing the 
program's options, and on the right there is a selection of buttons to choose source 
and destination dnves and Ihe method which SuperDuper will use. 

Four distinct methods are on off at, and a quick examination of ttiem will help explain 
how this utility works. 

DiskSDisk is a straight copy from one disk to another, and lo use it you must have a 
second floppy drive. This- simplest method is the best for most single copy functions 
and functions more quickly than the traditional DiskCopy command. A simple copy 
from and to ifte internal drive is about 2& seconds quicker with SuperDuper. 

"Note that with all buffer methods, once a buffer image ol a disk is created, it needn't 
be read again, which makes subsequent copies twice as last. 

The second mode is the buffer mode, used for DFO: to DFO: copies, using which 
SuperDuper will create a RAM Image of Ihe disk before writing it to the second disk. If 

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lion, the program will, automatically 
colour a WB1.3 icon to suit the change 
WB2.04 and later colour palette. 

I Vi-n programmers are token aire of I 
■ihi' option to export icon information U I 
code-, providing another dimension ir 
flexibility, There's no output for assembler 
code, but as most intuition prugramminj 
(for beginners at any rate) is done in C thd 
is not a problem. 

The Preview mode cleverly depicts the 
finished icon with .ill colours correct fa 
the present Workbench settings and in the 
currently selected screen mode, SO there'* 
no excuse for a finished design which 



you have a 2Mb Amiga this will take place m one pass, but other users mighl have lo 
switch disks lo avoid the RAM disk overflowing. 

Third we have the HDButier method, which creates an image of the source disk on 
hard drive before writing it to the destination d<sk. This is ideal for those with hard 
drives but limited memory, with Ihe bonus thai the buttered disk can be kept on hard 
drive until another copy is required. 

Lastly, there is the VD for virtual device) BuHer mode which is best suited lo those 
who use RAD . VDO , or any other recoverable virtual RAM disk. 

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Lrl's take a, cjuk'k run through setting 

ect icon. Imagine you have .. >. I 

commands you'd like to be able to 

kiy but which are inappropriate 

fttt startup-sequence, such as a set of 

kuI assign com m and s 

To run these from Workbench, first 

r usual text editor fLd will do) 

■ out (ru> list at" commands (or 

"ipt as it will now be) to disk. 

Ii>ad 1Ev4, hulil down the right 

bum button, and choose Load Default 

on the Project menu. A list of default 

on* should appear from which you 

lould choose Project. After j hhcfrt 



pause, the project icon will appear in 
IEv4 J s edit window where you can mess 
about with it as you please. Once all the 
graphical editing is over, select f'-dit Info 
from the Icon menu and lake a look at the 
options on offer. 

From top left, we can we that IEv4 
already krawy that the icon is for a pro- 
ject but there are no proper tool types and 
no default tool. For our purpose.-,, we 
need to ;»et tin' default tool type as IconX, 
the Amiga DOS command which will 
automatically execute the script which 
calls it. 

To do this, simply type the following 
into the default tool string gad;./ 

: -.cm 

This instructs the Amiga that when our 
project icon is double clicked. It should 
load IconX from the C directory of the cur- 
rent system disk and pass the script to it 
(or estfcution. Now all we need do k close 
the information window by clicking on 
the close gadget in the top left, then select 
Save As from the Project menu. 

When the file requester appears, find 
the script file you originally saved Out and 
save the icon under die same name. IEv4 
will not overwrite the file, just save the 
icon with die "into* ctppender to identify 
:l h an icon. Note that this unregistered 
version uf IEv4 will quit out as soon as 
you save. 

Now we can go back to Workbench 
and double dick on our new icon to cany 
out whatever commands were held in the 
script file. A straightforward process 



which is much the same for the creation of 
most other icons, and even if you still feel 
a little unsure dure an plenty of hints and 
tips in the on-disk documentation. 

DocDump 
3.6 

Author: Robert 
Grob 

This is the latest version of a 

program ivhieh is designed to take long, 
unwieldy test files such as those 
nr'ti'M found on CoverDisks and shareware 
disk, chop them up into small pages. 



and print as many pages as possible to 
each sheet of paper. 

With the help of DocDump's booklet 
settinc, it is I'wn possible to have the pro- 
gram arrange documents in the correct 
order on both sides of a sheet of paper so 
that once printed thev can be cut in halt 
and arranged as a double-sided AS book- 
let complete with page numbers. 

Going through this process manually 
using a word processor would be tinbeat"* 

abb) tedious, yel DocDump does it all in 

moments and without mis-hap, making it 
one of those unsung little heroes of the 
utility world. It does an ungiamorous •■ 
but very useful - job quickly and effi- 




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something goes wrong during a multiple copy, the image of the original d»sK will sur- 
a warm reset. 

Verification is carried qui on all copy modes, even on the RAM disk itself, so 
SuperDuper is just as reliable as a normal Workbench DiskCopy. In addition, all the 
usual options you d normally have to type »n at Shell can be accessed by clicking on 
Options button. 

When this is done a second window opens containing a number of gadgets 
and toggb buttons using which Ihe user can decide on whether or not to have 
verification cm or off (for lasler, bul less reliable copying}, which lile system to use, and 
soon. 

Note the slnng gadgets to the right, and in particular the one marked XPK Lib. The 
shareware and PD XPK libraries now most commonly used by crunchers and packers 
(including the FAST and NUKE libraries used by Disk Expander) can be found on 
many BBSs and In some PD libraries, and as long as you have one of ihese libraries 
you can specify that II is to be used in all buffer operations. 

In other words, Ihe presence of an XPK library on your system disk will ensure lhat 
all data buffered to the RAM disk will be crunched quickly as it is stored, then 
decjunched on its way to Ihe second disk, Ihus making it possible tor 1Mb owners to 
copy complete disks in RAM without any disk swapping. 

It is also possible, using the siring gadgets in (he lower right to specify the start and 
end cylinder (o avoid copying large tracts of empty disk, and it is an option the more 
expert among us will find a very useful speed boost. 

Other gadgets here either speak for themselves or are described in the documenta- 
tion, but nole lhat SuperDuper automatically detects HD disks, so those lucky enough 
to have one (step forward all you A4000 owners) can use Ihe program with their 
l 76Mb disks. 

SuperDuper's ihird useful window is accessed by clicking on Ihe Info button lound 
on the main control screen, a button which opens a window showing in graphical form 
the progress of all copy operations, Elapsed time, drive siatus, and number of copies 



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backups. 

From the main window It is also possible just to check a disk for errors 
or formal it using the toggied oplions sefeclad through the oplions screen, 
making SuparDuper an all -found, friendly replacement for Format and DiskCopy, the 
two commands used most by new users and those which provide the most problems 
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Author: Commodore- 
Amiga Inc. 

DataTypes are a special fealure of Workbench 3.0 and are used 
by the MultiView utility as loader modules, As soon as a new 
DalaTvpe is installed on your Workbench 3.0 lloppy or system 
partition, the MuJiiV»ew program will be able to view files saved in 
the format corresponding tD ihe ne-w deiatype. 

The directory found on this month's CoverDisk includes a set al 
DataTypes covering ihe mostly PC-oriented image formats PCX 
and BMP, Windows icon imag@S, and MacPaint bitmaps. 

Installing (hem on your system disk is easy as pie. Bool from 



your normal system disk or partition, put the CoverDisk mDf 
open a Shell window and type: 

a dfOldatatipes 

[OPT HVi ST5 : IHEVS ILL (LOW 
tt CLASSES 

tW »AT*TYPiS STSitliSHS'HTJlTYPH H.1 CLttf 
MdDitiTrpei REFRESH 

AmigaDOS will copy all the new files to your existing SYS; d* 
and whan the AddDalaTypes command has been issued they m 
be ready tor use. MulliView will now recognise any file saved 
the new formate, and if you already have ihe Jpeg and G 
DataTypes distributed en CoverDisk?. las! year you'll be well ( 
youi way to the complete picture viewer. 

Look out for new DataTypss as we find them 



ciently without blowing its own 
trumpet. 

First of all, run the program whkh will 
bring up a smallish window peppered 
with gadgets used to set the various print 
parameters. There are buttons to toggle 
support for tabs and line feeds, choose 
output tt> one of the printer ports or a 
drawer on disk, set the page, size, and 
paper type. 

On the right of the screen, a set of string 
gadgets hold the default number of lines 
per page and so. on for each of the stan- 
dard pig? settings and document modes 
Dump, Column, and Booklet). 

Dump mode is a simple squashing 
method to squeeze four times as much 
test on a single piece of paper and 
can be difficult to read if you have bad 
eyesight 

Booklet mode produces cute little A5 
double sided booklets but takes a lot more 
time, and column mode is designed for 
those long documents such a source code 
listings, which can be printed in two 
columns to avoid wasting most of a sheet 
of paper. 

At the moment, DocDump recognises 



the 

DISK 



crunched text files but will Itol (3e 
crunch them, so you'll find the small com- 
mand Decmnch on this month's disk. Use 
this from the CL1 to decrancti 
Power Pa eked documents using the 
command 

dechuhch (FllfUKl II miniME} 

Where {Filename] is the path and name 
(for example DFO: DocDump/ Doc 
Dump. doc) of the original hie and 
INewnamel is the uncrunched file 



(RAM:l)orf>ump.duL' would be fine). 

Once a test file is available, use the 

Load button on Doc Dump's control 

screen to select it, then click on 

Analyse. This will open a small info 

screen telling us how many pages 

there are m the document and how 

many sheets of paper will be required 

depending on the selected print 

mode. 

Our next job is to choose a primer 
driver using the Load Drv button and 
the subsequent file requester to open the 
DEVSiPrinters drawer. On our CoverDisk, 
only the generic printer driver is included, 
but if you have installed DocDump to 
hard drive or another Workbench disk 
(see Installation panel) you should have a 
greater selection. 

OK so far? So long as you're happy 
with the document settings, which we 
won't go into in great detail here, the doc- 
ument should appear on paper more or 
less perfectly. 

For some documents, fiddling with the 
default settings is advisable., and tor 
printing the DocDump.doc file itself 
there are detailed instructions at the 
beginning of the test file itself on which 
settings to use. 






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Unlurhinatuly we cannot undertake to return disks sent to us as the volume of submissions 
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Below we explain how to copy 

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of the first things you must do 
when gel your CoverDisk is make a 
backup copy, then put the original 
CoverDisk away for safe keeping. 
As a rule you should also do this 
urith the majority of your software 
collection. 




How to make a backup 




o copy the entire CoverDisk, load up your 

tforkbencfi disk, then either click once on the 

loverDisk icon and select Duplicate, or select Copy 

iwn the Workbench menu, or open CLI/Shell and 

type: 

OlSK.COPr FiOK tfD: TD OFO: 

(men prompted, put your CoverDisk (the source 

n dfO: and be ready to replace it with your 
blank disk (the destination disk). Follow (he Amiga's 
«v screen prompts until the disk copy is completed 
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a CoverDisk to your compilation. Workbench disk or 
wi your hard drive. 

To do this you'll need the COPY command. As most 
sk programs are stashed away in their own direc- 
the quickest way to copy a program is to copy the 
Je directory at once. Use the command: 

(OPT {director?) TO {nt.diik} lU 

-~^f {directory} is the full pathname of the directory 
roo wish to copy, and {newdisk) is the name of the disk 

id directory into which it will be copied. 
For example, it you wanted to copy a utility catled 

CD From CoverDisk 27's Utilities drawer to a directory 
Ad FRED on your Workbench disk, you'd type: 

..HIIIS-JIiBTUiraS/KO T, VOIUHEII.IN.-rllltll ALL 

Alternatively, you can click Dnce on the FRED directory 
n and drag it across to the new disk's window. This 
is the advantage of creating a new directory for you 
and copying the icon as well- 
Once you have moved a particular program to where 
■ou require it you could experience some problems run- 
ing the program. This is sometimes caused by the pro- 
gram not being able to find files which it needs to run. 

A good example is the text files on the CoverDisk, 

These have been crunched using pDwerPacker, so when 

•ou try to copy them to another disk and then try to read 

*em you can't unless you have also copied the 

taverpacker library into your LIBS drawer. 



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to your Work disk or hard drive make sure you also copy 
any other files the program requires, ie fonts, libraries, 
device drivers and Ccnmmands. 



De-archiving 

Occasionally we have so many programs to tit onto the 
CoverDisk that we have to archive them. Archiving is 
where we take the entire contents of a disk and com- 
press them into one file which is much smaller, giving 
us space to fit more programs onto the disk. 

Dearth wing programs which are on the CoverDisk 
is a vety simple task. If a program has been archived 
then you will need a blank disk to dearchive it onto. 

Say we have archived a program called FRED. You 
simpfy double click on FRED'S icon, and will be asked if 
you have a blank disk ready to dearchive to. Type "y" 
or "n" accordingly. 

Yoiir computer will then copy the archived fike into 
its memory and ask you to insert your blank disk. It will 
proceed to format the disk, and will then de-crunch 
the archived file onto your blank disk. 

Once this has been done yau can simpfy reboot 
your machine with the disk which contains the 
dearchived program on it and then use the program as 
instructed in the CoverDisk pages. 

Note that if you have a Workbench 2 or upward 
machine yau must boot with the CoverDisk write- 
enabled to perform the dearcbiving process, 





Workbench 3 

If you have a Workbench 3 machine, don't 
worry - most if not all of the programs on the 
CoverDisk will work on your machines. 

If the program is specifically designed to 
work with Workbench 3 then you may have to 
copy the program to your hard drive or 
Workbench disk using the process described 
earlier on this page. 



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Pornography has enjoyed a new 
surge of public outrage ot late, 
due to its apparent transference 
from the realm of the dodgy, under-the- 
counter video peddlers to the hi-tech 
world of computers, modems and digital 
telephone lines. 

Although video is and looks set to be 
the main outlet for dubious material of this 
kind for at least the foreseeable future, the 
fact that digital, computer-based porno- 
graphic images and sequences are 
being discovered much more frequently is 
undeniable. 

The situation was brought to a head 
recently with the uncovering of computer- 
doctored images depicting children in 
pornographic poses; they Were actually the 
bodies of {young) adults with picture* of 
children's facial features superimposed 
Ditto them to get around the law. 

It is easy to work mil why such material 
is cropping op mare and more regularly - 
because, unlike pornographic magazines, 
computer porn cart be duplicated with 
absolutely no loss of quality, so every time 
a copy !S given to someone else, the num- 
ber of copies in circulation is simultane- 
ously increased ■ 

SORDID 

The tabloid press have, of course, 
squeezed every last drop from the sordid 
tale. After the epilepsy saga (computer 
games have since been cleared of any link 
with the inducement of epileptic fits), our 
cousins in the console sector are now lac- 
ing a Monopolies and Mergers 
Commission inquiry into game prices. 

The whole porn debate is adding to 
what is perceived to be the computer 
industry's image problem in the eyes of the 
public, or at least in the eyes of the prt^s 
who purport to reflect public opinion 

In order to engage in any meaningful 
discussion of the phenomena and hnw it 
can be lackled, it is necessary to have a def- 
inition of pornography- As is often thi i ue 
with definitions, here is where the prob- 
lems start. 

We all know pornography when we see 
it. An urerntng itself with explicit 

sex scenes involving children is deemed by 
virtually everyone as being highly porno- 



graphic and nothing short of disgusting. 

Animals don't fare much better, and 
three or more in .s bed, as well as gay/W- 
bian sex scenes, are probably next in terms 
of outrage value, 

Moving on, we have hard pom involv- 
ing one man and one woman, followed by 
soil porn involving the same, then 
Penthouse-style soft porn and finally Page 
3-type models wearing smiles and bikinis. 

The point is that pornography can mean 
different things to different people. 
Something which a middle-aged man finds 
acceptable will probably be far from so 
when presented to a 12-year-old child. 

Hi- for the sake of our argument, let's 
accept two definitions of pomographv I In- 
first i^ thai it is material valued for its 
erotic rather than its artistic merits. The 
second is the definition which the law 
chooses to use, which is that pornography 
is materia] deemed likely to corrupt the 
person viewing it- 

This last point is important, because it 
means the Director of Public Prosecutions 
must decide in each individual case 
whether the severity of the material is 
likely to corrupt the iiidividual(s) supplied 
with that materia I. 

We've already established that more 
people are viewing computer porn. The 
problem is that due to the medium upon 



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increase in the 
number of minors 
viewing this ^ 
material 

which it lives, this rapid increase in the 
amount of pornography around includes 
an even mor* rapid Increase in the num- 
ber of minors viewing the material. 
And with children being the group 



usually deemed most likely to be d 
rupted by ses-based images 1 

sequences, we can understand wlvjfl 
suddenly seem to have a computer pi 

crisis on our hands. 

The actual material doescover.il < 
From PD disks put together by spotty m 
lescents with healthy sekual desires bu 
appealing way of satiating them, c* 
things like "Girls" and usually cental 
nothing more offensive than Rtu/uufol 
the legal ly-on-sale Lovers Guide (onij 
sale to adults, whom it is deemed it is 
likely to corrupt) to highly dubious 81 
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l950/60s - Pornography is seen in printed form, both in "soft* 
legal publications and illegal, usually imported, magazines whose 
contents - often involving children and animals, but always some 
form of esplicii sgxuai act -are defined as "hardcote" pom. 

1959 - Obscene Publications Act makes it a cruris to distribute 
such malenal to those it is likely to corrupt, 

1960s - The emergence of ctne-filmed pornography brings it to a 
wider audience, and for the first time moving images become a 
player in the field. 

Mid-1970s - Advances in video technology lead to porn being 



distributed on videotape. With this development, easily dis- 
tributed motion pornography becomes a reality, end video pom 
is still perceived as the single largest problem area. 

1980s - As computer technology gathers pace, pom dis- 
pfayabte using these new machines appears. The emergence 
o( bulletin boards (BBSs) where porn can be "downloaded" from 
a remote base into a home computer, makes access to it sim- 
pler than ever, Disk-based pom becomes a reality. 

1990s - Conlinually improving graphics, file suppression tech- 
niques, disk storage capacities and oiher hardware Improve 
bath trie methods of distribution and the quality of porn on otter. 



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memory, with the use of a simple anima- 
tion viewer even a computer as 
MBto» accessible as the Amiga is quite 
capable of showing short, 
detailed sexual animations. 
And the storage capacity of 
one CD (as the Lover's 
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formal, data is usually made available to 

users via bulletin boards, or BBSs. Basically 
all you need to set up a BBS is a computer, 
a modem, and a very, very large hard 
drive to store all of the pictures on. Your 
"customers" then simply telephone your 
modem, Vccees what they require and 
download it into their machines via the 
telephone. 

Equally, many BBSs have an upload 
facility, whereby the user can send their 
favourite pictures to the BBSs for other 
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number of pornography-peddling BBSs in 
places as far apart as Holland, the USA and 
Norway. With names like Bombs BBS and 
Tiger BBS, they advertise within their 
underground network, so if is very like!) 
that a user who has found one of these 
BBSs will know the numbers to access 
many more 

Outrageously, Bartse BBS in Holland, 
which was exposed on investigating jour- 
nalist Roger Cook's TJjf Cook Report televi- 
sion programme, was still running at the 
time of writing. In the past, public domain 
libraries have also been the source of com- 
puter porn. 

Since some well-publicised prosecutions 
■over the last two years, 
the PD pom problem 
has seemed to die 
down, in Britain at least, 
with on k the very mild, 
p re v iousl y ■ men t io rued 
"Gfai8*'*type of disk sur- 
viving the application of the law. 

I o make it quite clear how sophisticated 
images sent along phone lines are becom- 
ing, one British police force have i 5Mb, 
one-minute movie- in IvnYr-lhan-bruadcast 
quality, pulled down a telephone line by 
them from the States. 

This particular sequence was for the PC 
and would not work on the Amiga, but we 
all know (he Amiga's abilities when com- 
pared to those of an average l*C, so it must 
be obvious that such stuff is equally as 
likely to appear on the Amiga. 

Another fact which does nothing to help 
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ability of files across computer platform-. 
While the spread of, for argument's sate, 
piracy is limited to the computer platform 
the game was originally released for - a 
pirate copy of Lemmings for the PC is no 
good for your Auriga, for instance - stan- 
dard picture files can be read on tno*t 
modern computers, regardless of the 
machine they originally came from. 

With just a modem, a phone numbff 
and a modicum of computing experience, 
anybody can download such porn. 
Children are often mow compuk'i literals 
than their parents nowadays, and at 
increasingly younger ages, which is a par- 
ticular cause for concem. 

And anyway, whereas in the past 
youngsters mav have "found" magazines 
hidden by fathers or elder brothers, now 
they can "find" images stored on hard 
disks or CD-ROMS, such as the Lam's 
Guide and Virtual Valerie CD products - 
both of which are quite legal for adults to 
buy. 

CIRCULATION 

Ones a child has got fids far, It is rea- 
sonable to assume that they will manage 

lo put the images onto a floppy disk or 
two to take to school for adoring friends to 
duplicate. Thus dozens of copies, which in 
turn will be copied, are put into circula- 
tion from one initial input into the system 
from a BBS or other source. 

Not surprisingly, the police have 

encountered several pressing problems in 

attempting to counter this situation, fhey 

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They also need investment in the equip- 
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broadcasting laws by transmitting pro- 
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legally. Something deemed Illegal in 
Britain can, therefore be perfectly legal 
somewhere else, 

The age of consent laws for females is a 
point in hand: while it's IS in the States, it 
falls to 16 in the UK, 15 in Denmark ajid as 
low as 12 in some places. 

In Bangkok it scarcely matters whether 
some of the shocking acts of debauchery 
which go on there are legal or not; the 

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leave the place at a phenomenal rate, 
bound for digitising and transmission 
across Europe and the USA, 

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in and out of the UK? Well, ignoring cov 
sptntaria] iiuwit.'s thai big brother knows 
everything and we're all being bulged, it 
H i'ms obvious that nobody has the time 
or manpower to police everything that 
enters the UK by electronic means - we're 
not going to sec Telephone Customs in the 
near future. 

Certainlv it's out of the jurisdiction and 
scope of the telephone watchdog bodies 
OFTELaodlCSTlS. 

ll is, actually, technically illegal to 



import pornographic material from coun-| 
tries where it is legal into the UK, but t 
has never been tested in the courts, due in 
no small part to the problems outlined 
above - plus, if someone is caught wiffl 
such material in the UK there are othef 
l.uvs which Ihey would be prosecuted 
under. 

Looking at the Amiga in particular 
thing* are unfortunately getting worse, la 
the past, the Amiga has not been able h 
match the Its and Macs of this work 
citheT graphically or in CFU spmi its 
overall speed of operation is slower), 

Basically, the Amiga has ncit Iv 
enough power to handle the really reali* 
tic and complex, and thus the real j 
potentially corrupting, pornography. 

Unfortunately, with the new base-lev* 
Amiga, the A1200, equipped with mfi 
standard, memory, better graphics and 
faster processor, the most popular school 
kid's computer just grew up. The rang! 
and accessibility of pornography '.< 
Amiga-owning minors has always bee* 
greater than other computers; now ttM 
gap in the scope and quality of such pon 
is being considerably narrowed too. 

Let's throw in the problem that BBS 
have quite often got absolutely no idea , 
to who is accessing their systems, and ■ 
can make no judgement as to whether ih 
material they are supplying is "likely 
corrupt" the viewer, and we can see tli 
there are very large problems involved i 
any attempts to control this phenomi 

'$0 what is being done? To start win 
theres a considerable tightening of tl 
law, which is going on at the time of wtj 
ing and looks set to ^tmigthen th 
armoury of the police against the ped 
diets. At the Tory conference a h 




Amiga Computing March 1994 



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xk. John Major spoke in his 

isidub "back to basics" speech of a 

IE of the Criminal Justice Bill, 

•!. h- s;u through the House of 

I* at the time of writing, to specif i- 

oattaw the type of doctored images 

n spoken of earlier 

Michael Howard outlined the govern- 

pnsitinn quite clearly at the end of 

ilvr last year. 

9N technology continually presents 
:hallt>nges to the law. I am deter- 
the law should kt-vp pace with 
and 1 will not hesitate to act when- 
those who degrade children find 
means of peddling this material" 
■-. on: "We must send the- clear- 
possible signal to prtmographers that 
activities will not be tolerated. It is 
to ukii tough measures at the outset 
are to succeed in stamping out this 
trade ." 

■ tightening of legislation will, if it 
becomes law, affect video pomogra- 
too, which will help the compute! 
■ luse a little by attacking ore of its 
sou rn.es. of materia I. 
law which has not been tested yet 
courts, due to the suitability of the 
:i'ne Publications Act for this pur- 
iii the past, is the 
irnnications Act (1984). Tucked 
in Section 3, Subsection 41, it states 
people who transmit obscene mate- 
BWunit the offence of using the tele- 
net works to do so. This offence 
soon become punishable bv up to 
months of imprisonment, 

LEGISLATION 

I tovld prove lo be a particularly use- 
piece of legislation for the police, as 
id they come across a British BBS 
lying pornographic material but 

which it could be construed is 
ble for adult viewing, a pmsecu- 

• ■'ild still be sut-civ, hilly executed 
the grounds of the phone lines being 

■■ transmission. 

fliile this might smell a little of Big 

f, if children are accessing p<imo- 

ic BBSs, it's a welcome method of 

g those sources down and deter- 

them from starting up again. 

her proposed changes to the law 

■ a beefing up of the powers 

to the police under the Obscene 

'afions Act: such crimi-i now carry 

threat of arrest for those involved, 

-ire classed as serious arrestable 

ees. Section 1 .offences under the 



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Protection of Children Act 197H are now 
also dealable with by arrest, and the 
wording of the relevant sections of tin' 
act has been changed in order to clarify 
the position and assure complete cover- 
age of computer-genera ted images. Thetie 
amendments too should shortly become 
la iv 

But there's more to dealing with a 
problem as complex and ingrained as this 
one than just a tightening uf the Iniv - 
after all, we've seen the difficulties. the 
police have to overcome to apply laws. 
Although the new legislation should 
m.iki' things easier, other approaches -ire 
vital too, 

Sgl fohn Ashley, of Greater 
Manchester Police's Obscene Pub I i cations 
department, acknowledges the increase 
in public awareness as opening, a number 
of paths for fighting porn, or at least 
clearing the brambles and nettles from a 
few overgrown ones, 

Public awareness always leads to more 
self-polking: it's easier to get away with 
something when the public at large have 
no clute as to whfli exactly it is you're get- 
ting away with, As the pom under- 
ground becomes more exposed, people 
will become more reluctant to engage in 
such activities. 

Also, says Sgt Ashley, this public 
awareness will convince those people 
who know nothing about their childrens' 
computers to learn the basics, and those 



4 The best way to 
fight computer 
porn is to educate 
parents % 

struggling to get to grips with the tech- 
nology will at least realise that they 
should learn how to check for such mate- 
rial on their own /their childrens' 
machines. 

And, by making aware the parents 
iirui educationalists who have., in the 
past, also been oblivinu- to the extent of 
this rapidly growing problem, the num- 
ber one battle against many crimes - 
education - can begin to play its part too, 

"The publicity in the media and pub- 
lic interest is increasing public aware- 
ness/ says Sgt Ashley, "but it'll probably 
make our jobs harder - people are now 
aware that we are doing this work." 

Rot whether this increased exposure 
of the problem is a good or bad thing is 
academic, The computer porn "scandal" 
is out, and it remains to be seen how 
effective the new laws will be. As Sgt 
Ashley says: "The best way to fight com- 
puter pom is tn educate 
parents." 



To the 
future... 

As computer technology becomes 
more and more sophisticated, so the 
quality of the material available 
and the ease ol distribution will 
improve. 

The amaiing graphical resolution 
of the new generation of home com- 
puters;, such as the AGA Ami gas, 
means that bene M nan- broadcast 
quality graphics are becoming a 
reality. 

Such machines coniain faster pro- 
cessors (it's a big leap from the 
ASOO's egorjrj | ^ e A12OTs 68020 
and the A4O0G's -030s and -040s), 
demand better monitors and require 
more memory, all ol which mgke 
Ihem lar mere capable of handling a 
large number ol high quality graphi- 
cal images with ease. 

CRAMMED 

As data compression techniques 
become more and more sophisti- 
cated, so larger and higher quality 
tiles will be crammed onto disks. 

And whan high density disks - 
which can hold twice the daia of (be 
normal-density variety currently dom- 
inant - become the norm, so Ihe 
problem will become even more 
acuta. 

Modem technology has leapt for- 
ward an incredible amount in the last 
tew years From the initial ability to 
transfer what then seemed like a 
staggering 300 tsyles a second along 
a phone line, nowadays it has 
recently become possible to buy 
modems which can transmit at 
1 9,200 baud or above - an increase 
of 6,400 per cent! 




Putting it another way, a piclure 
which would lake ten minutes to 
download on a 300 baud modem 
would lake seconds on a modern 
model. And ihal's before the data 
compression techniques have been 
take into account... 

As CD-ROM technology becomes 
established, the ability lo record lull- 
length, film-qualily pornographic 
sequences onto CD for viewing and 
manipulation by computer will also 
become a reality - and as with all 
digital media, CD-ROMs don't 
degrade. 

Already, "movies" have appeared 
on Ihe PC platform. With CD- based 
products like the soft porn Virtual 
Valerie and the Lovers' Guide 
appearing,, the chances o! 
similar products appearing on 
the underground are high, end 
Ihe potenlia( oonlent matter of those 
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Few people would deny the impact 
lit the Amiga in the world of film, 
and video. Kven in the UK where 
we have no Video Toasters, Amigas are 
stiil welcome in the country's editing suites 
as all-purpose graphics computers. 
But it is in Tinseltown, aka Hollywood, 
California., where the Amiga is really 
making itself known, If the Amiga was 
an actor, you could write a review 
of its career lite HK 

"Bom in 1%4, Amiga grew up 
in California, but it was in 
Europe where his appeal really 
kicked off. Although famous for 
his earlier funnier entertain- 
ments like Zool and Lemmings, 
he yearned to get back to the 
serious film making and 
graphic arts of his youth. 
"Ray-tracing was to 
be a formative influence, 
and it was Ray in fact 
who gave him a part in 
almost every top-notch spe- 
cial effects film of the late 
9-Os and early 90s, Before 
the century came to -i close, 
Amiga was getting the 
Oscar on a regular basis 
and V'-i- in 

Hollywood to st<n .. " 
Admittedly the suc- 
cess of the Amiga in (he 
US is based almost 
entirely on the Video 
Toaster by MewTek, but 
this is not to put down 
the Amiga at all. 

A lot of the usabil- 
ity, the flatness of a 
product, is down to 
indefinable things like 
li*>k and feel. The Ami,c.i if 
a friendly machine, and 



everything it dot 
does with a cer 
flair. 

One of the prime 1 

behind the success of I 

Amiga In Hollywood a 

British guy called 

Thornton, He began using { 

Lightwave portion ot the V* 

Toaster to create special efh 

replace the miniature models tra 

tionally used to bring spaceship I 

pLmeb. to the screen. 

We spoke to Ron at his studio] 

California and asked him about the j 

Babvlon 5 and movie madness in the * 

tainment capital of the world. 

LEADING 

Anyone who reads Amiga magajfir 
watches TV can't fail to be aware of I 
work of Ron Thornton, He was a lead 
special effects man and model maker in1 
UK en cull BBC shows like Doctor Who, 
Blake's 7, a number of bol sci-fi movies J 
TiTiwjjijior 2, and now is the creator of I 
visual effects for the Emmy award wir 
m i-i i IV show.. BaK'bn 5, soon to be j 
on Channfl 4. 

But Ron wasn't always a special 



56 Amis* Computing 





Phil South talks to Foundation 

Imaging's Ron Thornton about life 

in Hollywood with his Amiga, 

and the success of Babylon 5 

bence. You don't end up doing miniature 
work cm T7h" Addsims Fatuity and Tenmiratur 
2 without having some kind of 
track record, and fuming in some quality 
work. 

He started out by reading as much as he 
l<»uU about the subject of special effects, 
and ill-.- -i 'Tin' m.ij.wires whkh v.-erv OUt 
at the time which covered the topic. 

"Cine-magic had just come out, and 
there iv (i* Starlog which used to give a lot 




betts coverage in these days to techniques 
and effects and, things. There would be 
dose-up photographs in there of what peo- 
ple were doing, and 1 kind of gat the hang 
of it from that. 

"J bought the odd kit, typical sci-fi mod- 
els just to have a look at them to see what 
came through the kit process, I got the 
Millennium Falcon kit and I started spot- 
ting a]] these tank parte on it, and I thought 
'Aha! I can sec haw this all works'." 

But model making was tmly full the 
story. The secret of good models is the 
painting ami surface detail. 

"A lot of my pair ring techniques were 

taught fii mi' h Martin Bauer and Bil 
Pearson, who were two incredibly falented 
mode] makers, who did everything from 
Alien to Outlaw! and Flash Gordon. Martin 
Bauer used to be the chief model maker on 
Spaa 1999." 

After that it was 
just dogged persis- 
tence and making 
sure he turned in 
good work all the 
time. Ron went to 
li\e in California in 
1965, where he still 
ives and works 
today. Foundation 
Imaging is based in 
a place called 
Valencia, which is 
about 30 miles 
north of Los 
Angeles, so they're 



INTERVI E W 



close enough to Hollywood but far 
enough away from LA, "We're between 
the desert and i mountain range." 

Ron ended up there in the middle of 
nowhere in the USA after a series of BBC 
l ulhacks. "It got to September of f Q&4 and 
1 was doing various- freelance work for 
BBC shows, and the head of the visual 
effects department at the BBC sent this 
memo that said that they couldn't do any 
more sub-contracting. There was no work 
around so I had to start working on my 
contacts over here in me L ! SA " 

How did he go about gathering con- 
tacts in Hollywood? The answer was sim- 
ply that he wasn't actually just going over 
there cold and saying "giz a job" - he'd 
been on a -tour of the main effects houses a 
few years before and had picket! tip some 
contacts then. 

"The first job 1 did for Dr Who made 
me a small profit, and I used the proceeds 
to take a trip to California. I called up ail 
the places over here that did effects and 
would just go and see them. 

"Thu.se people would give me the 
names and numbers of people at another 
place, and so it went on, It was gieat, then 1 



i 



Hollywood... 

Mr 

was were I 
really caught 
the hug % 

was me with my first fob and I was walk- 
ing around the places where they made 
Back Rogers, Baltlestar Galactica. Sler Wan,,.. 
it was very, very cool. That was where I 
really caught the bug," 

And picked up a lot of very useful 
names for the old FiMax, eh? It didn't hurt 
that Ron was working on Dr Who of 
course, which gave him a bit of an "in", 
but still you have to want Something 
pretty bad Iv to travel half the way around 
the world cm spec, 

So, what's Ron Thornton's idea of the 
best bit of computer graphic* in the 
movies in recent years? Ron's answer is 
predictable enough. 

"The stuff in Jurassic Park, without 
question, I find it hard h> think of anything 
that could beat that, It's just perfect. But 
(hen for S15 million it should be!" 

Ron's very clear on what makes gowd 
computer FX and it's not a lot to do with 
computers. "The people who did it. are 
film makers, not computer graphics peo- 
ple. They've got a great film 'aye'. 

"Their compositing is just supeib, their 
motion tracking, and just the general 
matching of effects to live footage 
is superb. I think they're an absolute shoo- 
in tor the Oscars this year, and no 
mistake." 

How long will it be before we can do 
things like fttffssk Park on the desktop? 
Can it ever be done? J 'lt can be done now. 
But you've got to re-ally work at it." What 
do you put into the gap vacated by the 15 



Amiga Computing March IS 34 



INTERVIEW 



million spews, when it's just you, a rainy 
Saturday, an Amiga. 2MH) and a 3D pro- 
gram? "Hard work, basically. Yeah really. 
It's not so much the 3D considerations but 
lining up shots arid rriatteing the effects 
lv i t h the action. That and being wwy skilled 
at it, These people arc very good at their 
jobs." 

OK SO we're not film makers here at AC, 
but we are big 3D fans, so Hi had to ask 
does Ron have any professional hints for 
would-be computer graphics special effects 
men of the future? 

"Attention to detail. It's easy to create 
shapes and render them, but you have to 
observe the smallest details and be very crit- 
ical. That and making sure that you're very 
good at iL" 

And when do you stop fiddling about 
with the details, and when is a model fin- 
ished? "1 can't say I've ever been 100 per 
cent happy with any model* I've ever 
made-. You have to keep Looking at your 
models and saying to yourself how can 1 
make this better? How can 1 make it more 
real?" 

That means that you must edit and alter 
the model and make sure it's as perfect as it 
can be before you can ever say it's finished. 

EXCRUCIATING 

Making a shape and lighting it in five 
minutes isn't how it's done, It's this excruci- 
ating attention to detail which has earned 
Ron all the plaudits and critical acclaim that 
he has over his career in ft I m. 

"One of the be$$ things to do as well is. 
get go and get yourself a lot of reference 
material. If you're doing a sci-fi type model, 
either rent ■- iHiTsell a Icmd of sci-fi videos, or 
pick up books from snmewhere like 
Forbidden Planet, where you can Look at 
what models really look like, see what tex- 
tures arc on them and try and duplicate 
them. 

"Go and rent a bunch of videotapes of 
Vninditbirds. Don't just sit around and have 
fun with it, really Look at it carefully 
because some of the model making in that 
show was just fantastic, and you can learn a 
'in about ageing and dirtying down from 
that." 

Of all the models and effects Ron has 



done over the years 
what are his 
favourites? "Most of 
the modeb I've 
made I'm not partic- 
ularly proud of, 
although She Scorpio 
was a nice model, 
and they gave me a. 
lot of leeway in the 
design, detail Slid 
lectures on it, And it 
really could stand 
up to an awful lot." 

The Scorpio, of 
course, was the 
gpace ship in which 
Blake's 7 did their 
spacefaring, after the 
Original ship The 
Liberator was blown 
to bits in the penulti- 
mate series. 

Owners of the 
recent Blake's 7 
videos will of course 
be aware that the 
model is very closely 
detailed, and can 
stand some quite 
close-up shots. 

"When 1 compared it to some of the mod- 
els over here it was actually better, which 
really made me feel good about it I did put 
a huge amount of time into it, I think If fix 
calculated how much I got per hour for 
working on that ship it would probably 
work out at about H an hour, if that, Fifty 
pence more like. I was WOddng about 14 to 
1 ? hours a day on tha 1 thing ." 

Ron's favourite model on the Babylon S 
show is in fact the Star Fury, the Babylon 5 
fighter. "It's very different in the way that it 
looks. It's just this chunky, ugly looking 
thing, but it does have a certain beauty to 
iL.. it's sort of like Thunderbird 2, a big old 
ugly thing. 

"It was the same sort of philosophy, I 
didn't want them to be graceful, just utilitar- 
ian. Built like a brick shithouse. Whereas all 
the aliens have all these beautiful ships. 

"The animation on these ships is phe- 
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thruster, so that it 
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back down again , 

"There's one 
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the first episode 
called 'Midnight on 
the Firing tint' and 
it was [jst to estab- 
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going into battle. 
And these ships are 
everywhere, tum- 
bling end over end, 
some tracking 
another ship thaf s 
flying by, and at 
the same time the 
camera is rotating 
about 270 degrees, 
eo you just get this 
whole feeling of vertigo. Then? isn't an up 
or a down, and you don't know which w»j 
you're going." 

With so many ships to design, doesn't 
Ron ever run out of ideas? Where do the 
ideas conic from then? "Everywhere. 
Sometimes from vegetables, there are quite 
a few ships that are based on food, just for 
the hell of it. 

"The Vorlon ships are inspired by garlic, 
..:t .ill things. Looking at books uf deep sea 
creatures, you look al all of these forms and 
you grab something and try it. It's a lot eas- 
ier to do that in a computer. 

SHORT CUTS 

"To efficiently make a £p<iee ship as a 
model, a miniature, you've got to take a lot 
mI --liort cuts. You have to do stuff like 'kit 
bashing', puSling pieces of detail out of tank 
kits, otherwise you just spend forever 
making it 

"And if I wanted to do something 
unusual like a crustacean, I'd have to start 
sculpting of moulding crab shells. But in the 
computer realm it's quite a lot easier." 

As well as modelling and the ability to 
nuke and edit shapes easily, techniques can 
be developed which give your objects in 3D 
more life and realism. 

"It's not Just the shape and colouring of 
an object it's all In the textures, It's all in the 
paint job, it always is, even if you're build- 
ing real model spaceships, 

"When you build; it you'll spray it with 
primer, and it'll look like shit. But when you 
actually start to age it and dirtv it ilnwn a 
bit of painting, then it begins to show. And 
that's what separates good computer graph- 
ics from bad, ' en mp tilery '-looking 
graphics." 

When Foundation have been doing big 
shots for Babyton 5 with a large number of 
ships, sometimes m the hundreds, generic 



textures are used to give the ships a 
'kxtk'. But this isn't the best way to do 

"An object can look just OK win 
use a sort of generic texture on it, hui 
very best models are made with difmj 
textures for al! the surfaces. And di 
labour over a paint package to make p 
textures. 

"A good example wuuld be graa 
What would you do in a paint parka 
get that texture? It you just phoi 
and digitise it you just get a great kwk. Ti 
to anything and everything for v 
material.' 

One ut Ron's favourite technique 
based on a neat trick using Light* < 
whereby a custom-drawn image like 
plates for example, is mapped Crtl 
face of the object twice, once as the difi 
map and again using the same image , 
specularity map. 

Trus means that the plates in the hull i 
only have a different shade based •• 
general colouring of the ship, hut soi 
a different specular value, affechnj; I 
they reflect light. 

This adds a lot of surface detail *t 
action on the surface of the model wk 
light plays across it, and makes the otfl 
look more real, Real objects don't re.'i 
light evenly, so why should com pi 
models? 

What about the future for Foundat 
Imaging? "We're doing some tests for ai 
version of Dan Dart, which is looking i 
greaL It'll be really good if it comes off. 

The film is in ll>e works and as i 1 - :h 
with these things may or may not get rru 
fcir a tew years, but Foundation are e- 
the best choice for the spaceship effect 
t>pecialh with Ron's taste in spaces: 

For example, when Babylon 5 waa 
created, Ron wanted I look more 
Thvnderbir&s or other Gerry Andcr 
shows, where the ships were colourful I 
new looking rather than that awful used* 
look that Slat Wars brought into vogue 

"The movie's being written by T< 
Junes of Monty Python and there's a I 
very good people involved in it. It shfl 
!>■ fantastic." 

So where is computer imaging in : 
and TV going? What are the extr 
which we can go in this field? 

"You'll get a lot more visual effects I 
you'll get more science-fiction stuff. At I 
moment we're working on a project wt 
is the nearest thing you'd get to a TV 
of Jurassic Punt but it's not the same. 

"A lot of very complicated stuff tl 
you'd never be able to get into before 
becomes actually quite easy. It takes i 
ten minutes to do a space ship shol no*r 
you haven't got the space ship, it only i 
you about two or three hou rs to build < 

"Arid we have a lot of pre-existing 
lures, so when you're creating sometl 
vuu can call up from the library soi 
which will look good." 

• The BtiMon 5 pilot film is out on r-jik ■ 
al! good video stores, and ihe sunt* b 
firsl run on Gimme! 4 some time in tlv I 
ijtmtvr of this jfienr. 



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ideo walls, for those of us in the 
dark, are those massive screens 
that dominate large pop concerts 
the like. The footballing industry has 
j decided to jump on to the good idea 
tndwagon. with Wolverhampton 
(tenderers FC investing in two 
ipandaview screens for their Molineux 
fcadium which are the largest permanent 
tdoor "video wall" installations in 
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Each is virtually the si;ce of .1 doubli- 

fecker bus, with the intention being that 

Ikey will offer the most comprehensive 

■Mertaimnent available at any outdoor 

■tedium. 

I hese are bold claims indeed, so with 

lyricism well in hand, I travelled down to 

■h home of the Wanders tu find nut if see- 

■ally was believing... 

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ile of the first Expandaview video wall. 

.: I'. 30 knit in height .and width, with 

■second one ~ construction at which 

dried in February - being constructed lo 

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tractive, specialists in multimedia prod- 
I ihf cy&Uj jit constructed from 256 IndU 
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ith a single input lead and increased 
» er cables for the sheer energy needed to 
lit. 

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A' screen goes on the blink) or arranged 

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nl your exact requirements 

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respective serial ports. Using software 
developed by Amiga-specialising company 
t ytunicfi Lid, the two machines are the elec- 
tronic heart of the video wall. 

A> Ijce Gibson of Optonica is happy to 
point out: "The Amiga is very geared 
towards the video environment,., with fast, 
colour graphics and video- compatible 
signals," 

The software comprises of two programs. 
Studio VIP aivd Superbowl, Studio VTP it a 
full-blown production and sequencing pre- 



sentation system, With it, and a rostrum 
camera, the club can put together their own 
sequences for local advertisers and other 
events. 

During the football matches themselves, 
Superbowl is brought Ln to play, Designed 
spa iti-..UI;. tor i. purlin;: events, especially 
football, it includes the ability to produce 
scoreboards, scrolling messages, screen 
clocks, countdowns, stat attacks (statistics) 
and results from other games during half 
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tures^ is the set of 40 different animations 
that can he used at the touch of a key so 
when a goal is scored, a colourful smooth 
anim plays instead of the old hat "foal!" 
flashing on and off in bold lettering. 

The process of running the video wall 
starts before a single ball has even been 
kicked. The A-KHK), using Studio VIP, pro- 
duces adverts and match details as the 
crowd arrives. Once the game is underway, 
the A40W flicks ewer to generate tin- rval- 
time video images that are being pumped 
onto thi> screen at the other end. 

The actual images are provided either by 
two VCRs, containing relevant footage such 
as Studio VrP sequences, or the sis ground- 
level cameras placed at various points in 
ihi' stadium for live coverage. There is also 
a direct feed from the TV gantry for linking 
up with television cameras. 

in the meantime, the AJZOfl 1 runs the 
Superbowl software for the animations and 
other .graphics effects. On top of all this, the 
PA system can he used by the Amigas too, 
offering the club a chance to present a full 
audio-visual experience to its fans. 

This all adds up to an impressive piece 
oJ modern, technology that, at the end of the 
day, is intended to get more bums on seats 
and give audiences an experience that'll 
leave them wanting lo come hack for more. 
From where I'm sitting in the terraces, it 
ItKiks likt' it'll work as well. 



Lee Gibson, Optonica Ltd 

0455 558282 

John Palmer. CD Interactive Lid 

0923 212731 



Amiga Computing March 1994 



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wish list of those they'd like 
Id add to their system will put an KGB 
monitor at or near the tap of the list, and 
those with either extravagant wishes or 
la.rjj*' l*Ot%f ts will include a multisvnc 

The importance of a monitor for all 
tvpes of productivity work - if oniv to 
avoid eye strain - is easily understood, 
but mast of us assume blank looks when 
someone starts t&Udrw about bandwidths, 
raster scans, and refresh rata 

Whether we like it or not, this seem- 
ingly simple peripher.il with its straight- 
forward function has a complexity to 
match its importance, and as the Amiga 
has mare screen modes than most 
tti.ii hum, confusion is easily sown, 

I luwever, the technology °f tne moni- 
tor is more simple than we have made it, 
and can he tawed Kit k over a century. 

At the heart of the monitor I it's the 
CRT K.'.itlwdr Kay I'ube) This device con- 
sists of a sealed glass chamber, containing 
a vacuum. In 1870, Sir William. Crookes 
investigated electrical discharges down 





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highly evacuated tubes (called Crookes 
tubes). 

This electrical discharge was named the 
cathode ray, as it was emitted from the 
cathode. In actual fact, it is a stream of 
electrons being accelerated to a third of 
the speed of light. This research later gave 
way to the development of the 
cathode ray tube. 

Early cathode ray tubes WKe 
.ihle to produce an image of a 



Maltese cross on the screen, as this served 
an an anode. The electrons would be 
accelerated due to thf ni.iviii. i- electrical 
potential difference, which is about 30,000 
volts. 

They would strike the screen, which 
was covered in a layer of phosphor, and 
have their kinetic energy converted into 
visible light. Naturally, particles as light 
as electrons would be deflected and the 
beam would dissipate if they collided 




Designed with the A1200 and A4000 range in mind, Ihe 1940 and 1942 
monitors are in lad tori-sync monitors. In appearance, they are vary similar to 
the 1GB4gt monitor and haw the bonus ol having a stereo amplifier, which is 
an improvement on the 1 Q84st. 

Both 1340 and 1942 are identical with the exception d the 1340 having a 
dot pilch of 0.39mm and the 1942. 0.26mm. Picture quality on the 1940 ts 
little better than the 1084st, and on Ihe 1942 model, it is excellent. All the 
controls are at Ihe IrrjrU of this monitor, which makes it easier to operate. 
Both monitors function suitably with the AGA chipset. 



with much more massive air moleculafl 
air evacuation inside the CRT i 
required. 

It was later discovered that magnrtl 
affected the flow of electrons (if yom 
ever placed a magnet over a TV screen J 
will know, but do not try this!) Brj 
arra.ngem.ent of electromagnets it is pal 
ble to deflect the electrons in the inaJ 
beam in a convergent manner, so th^ 
can be focused to a point. 

PHOSPHOR 

The entire beam can be shift' 
arrangement of X and V plates, whi 
deflect the beam in their axes resfl 
lively. "The ability to create a point on I 
phosphor screen that could be i 
gave way to the invention of the cathl 
ray oscilloscope. 

The strength of the magnetic field i 
the X and V plates is proportional to I 
total deflection. Using this apparatus i 
possible to display a graphical repre 
tatiun uf a waveform, with the X pli 
set to a pre-defined frequency ot dj 
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MON ITOR 






The RGB colour monitor 

'-e monitor works in a similar way to a television in that the image is lortmed by a 
warn of electrons which strike a phosphorescent screen which then emits visible 
.- ■ in a colour monitor beams are fired from three electron guns, one for each of 
• primary colours- Any desired colour can be dipiayed by combinations of these 

varying the intensity of (he electron beams enables the desired hues 1o be 
►cfiieved . 
'o form a picture on the screen a dot scans rapidly across the screen in a series 
' lines called a raster, the dot varies m intensity and colour as it moves, building 
c the picture, The phosphor on Ihe screen continues to glow briefly after the dot 
'■as left it, a phenomenon called persistence, which fools Ihe human eye into 
weng a complete picture en the screen ralher than just a moving dot. Once the 
Sot has reached Ihe bottom ol the screen ii flashes back to the lop and starts 
scanning across again. The dot scans across the whole screen about ©0 times a 
second. 



Electron beams 



Shadow mask 



Phosphor dots 





"-■e electron beam passes through 
totes In a metal plate called a 

*»dow mask which keeps Ihe 
»ams perfectly aligned on the 
•grit place on the screen. The 
*ss Ance between the holes in this 
line is called ihe dot pitch. The 

:-r the dot pitch the closer the 
totes are together and the sharper 
T» picture on the screen. 




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Electron guns 



Monitors based on the 
Sony Trinitron cathode 
ray lube have show 
masks in which the 
holes are arranged as 
parallel slots, This 
gives a better image. 





tensity of the beam at any point, this 

■ant that it was feasible to re-produce a 

picture, by moving the h?am across the 

tttti, going down one line on each 

Ms, altering the intensity at various 

to create dark and light areas. 

It this process was performed fast 

sough, a still picture would be possible. 

* human eye compensates for the 



stages in-between, and in addition, a fac- 
tor called phosphor decay determines 
the length of time the phosphor in any 
area will continue to emit light after an 
area is struck by the electron beam. 

There arc- many variables to the way a 
picture is created - for instance, the fre- 
quency at which the horizontal beam 
crosses the screen, or makes a scan line. 



Configuring screen settings 

Setting up ol your screen mocte$ is done iti rough the ScreenMode preferences. With 
Mi it is possible to select the desired monitor and resolution fgrm Ihe display mods list. 

The number of colours is also selectable with a slider bar. The mode properties are 
asptayed in the window to ihe right, with information regarding horizontal and vertical 
frequency. Using this information you can determine whether you monitor will support 
tie displayed mode. 11 you wish to hate a Workbench screen that is bigger than the vis- 
Oe sue. stated in the mode properties window, you may wish to us* autoscroll, which 
iflow the user to scroll around the screen using the mouse. 

Overscan may be configured using Ihe overscan preferences, depending whether Ihe 
screen mode supports it. To alter overscan, you will need to use a combination of (tie 
Amiga's own adjuslment and your monitor's screen sizing and positioning to achieve the 
best results. Although higher resolution screens with more colours can be quite nice. 
•wy use up more chip memory and can. slow down the machine, Happy viewing! 



is called the scan rate. The number of 
scan Sines down a screen determines the 
vertical refresh rate, which tike horizon- 
tal rate, is measured as a frequency, in 
Hertz or Hz. 

There are two main ways which the 
.■Ivctron beam can write a picture on a 
computer-based display, The first of 
these is standard vector scanning. This 
involves swinging the electron beam 
continuously from left to right while 
shifting vertically, one step at a time in 
Sj iu hronisation with the horizontal 
movement. 



The other method is called interlaced 
vector scanning- This is used for older 
monitors to enable high resolutions, as 
the input signal CPUs cannot handle 
higher rates of video information. 

Effectively, this method halves the 
frame rate, reducing CPU usage, If 
involves scanning every second scan! me 
in two passes, one odd set and one even. 



up your 

monitor 

Since there is no advantage in using 
a multiscan monitor with 
Workbenches earlier than v2.0 
(unless you own a flicker lixer) this 
seclion will be covering 2* and 
upwards. 

Workbench 2.04 

Wilh this version of Workbench, you 
will find a drawer on your extras 
disk called "Monito-rStore' containing 
liles to control various types ol 
monitors. 

Among these you will lird multi- 
scan, A2024, MTSC and PAL. For 
users of multisync monitors, you will 
need to drag the Multiscan and PAL 
icons over to Ihe monitors drawer o! 
your workbench disk. 

Workbench 2.1+3.0 

Simply drag the appropriate monitor 
icons, perhaps DBLPAL, Multiscan. 
Super72 (or whatever you want) from 
the monitors drawer on the storage 
disk to the devs:rnonitors drawer 
on your Workbench disk (or hard 
disk) 



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MONITORS 



^Vpes of monitor 



PAL monitors These monitors are 
capable ol producing pictures From 
standard PAL signals, which for an 
Amiga output is 512 scan lines, with a 
horizontal frequency (or rate) gl 
15,625kHz, This produces 64Q pixels 
across by S12 (town. These monitors 
usually are capable of reproducing pic- 
lures from composite video sources. 

multlscan/muitisyncs Multiscan 
monitors (often known as multisyncs, 
a trademark of NEC) are able to wort; 
with many dilferent horizontal and 
vertical refresh rates, as they will 
scan within iheir frequency limits until 
Ihey manage to lock on lo a signal. 



Most Multiscan monitors can easily be 
used with Amigas, Some more modern 
multiscan monitors incorporate DMS 
(Digital Memory Sizing) which automat- 
ically resides I he screen to cope with 
extended video features such as over- 
scan etc. 

Without this feature, it is necessary to 
adjust the picture sizing and position with 
the controls available. Multiscan monitors 
are generally the mosl expensive of ail 
types of monitors. 

You should expect to pay more for 
DMS. When buying a mullisync monitor, 
make sure it rs able to scan down to hori- 
zontal frequencies o! at least 15kHz, lor 
the Amiga's PAL and NTSC modes. 



duai/tri/quadsyncs These monitors are 
similar to multiscan monitors with the 
exception that they work with two. three 
or four preset frequencies, depending on 
the model. They are normally cheaper 
thai multisync?. Quad and trisyncs are 
often badged as multisyncs, so be care- 
ful whal you buy. 

TV monitors Although ihese are really a 
type ol monitor, they normally have |he 
same capabilities as a PAL monilor with 
the exception of not having any controls to 
adjust the size and position of the picture. 
Although the quality is not normally as 
good as a PAL monitor, it is compensated 
by tJhe bonus of doubhng-up as a TV set. 



I tils method is sufficient to give <m illu- 
sion of a continuous picture, Interfacing 
is always used on television signals. 
White light can tie made up of three pri- 
mary colours, red green and blue, often 
referred to as RGB. Any Values of red, 
green and blue cam be combined to pro- 
duce a specific colour. 

Unlike mono monitors which have 
only one electron gun, colour monitors 
have three, one fuT each primary colour. 
The effect of colour is created by different 
coloured Phosphor dots placed on the 
screen, which emit light to their particu- 
lar colour when bombarded with elec- 
trons. 

The phosphors are arranged as a large 
number of triads,, with each triad contain- 
ing, three different dots or stripes of phos- 




phor. The idea is that one gun only shoots 
ejections 'it tht- n-d phosphor, while the 
other two fire at their respective coloured 
dots. To prevent a gun firing at the 



Focusing Arrangement 



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magnetic field 



Focused emergent beam 



Incident 
Electron 

Beam 



electromagnetic coils 



Magnetic field 
V Plates 



Incident 
Beam 



deflected 
beam 



X Pistes 



deflection 
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Screen 



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wrong dot, a metal grill called the shad- 
owmask is placed inside the tube fust in 
front of the screen. The perforation and 
positioning of the shadow mask have to 
he done with great accuracy. 

As explained earlier, the screen imagp 
is made up of triads of three colours, that 
appear .is small dots (or pixels) on a pic- 
ture. Basically, the smaller the pixels, the 
higher the resolution. 

Colour monitors have Vastly inferior 
resolution to mono monitors, due to the 
fact there is no need for a shadoivmask, 
so resolution is not defined by grating 
size of the shadowmask, The circuitry 
inside the monitor also determines the 
resolution obtainable, Faster monitor 
CPUs can handle higher rates of informa- 
tion therefore allowing greater resolu- 
tions. You Will generally find that the 
higher resolution a monitor is capable of, 
the higher the price, 



Example 



Commodore 1084*1 £199-99 

Commodore 1940 £284.99 

Commodore 1 942 £579.39 

Microvilli 1440 muftisync £409.99 

AH from First Computer Centre. 
Tel: 0532 313444 



Jargon 
buster 

composite video A signal for | 
transfer often used by video play 
and cameras. Commodore 1084s 
Philips CMSB33 monitors all allow 
Input, 

RGB An abbreviation for red, g 
and blue, the primary colours ol 
Colour TV and monitor pictures a 
made up from ihese components. 

PAL The television standard lor the 
and Amiga computers. This is 
upon a horizontal frequency 
1 5.625kHz and a vertical refresh rate 
MHz, 

NTSC Stands for North Amaru 
Television Standards Council, The I 
vision standard ol America, which * 
fens Irom PAL with a vertical refrg 
rate ol 60Hz. 

AGA Advanced Graphics Architects 
The new chipset Irom Commodor* 
which handles graphics and sci 
'modes. 

Commodore 

1084st 

This FAL monitor has undergone mart 
design alterations since its releaj 

although it is not suitable for use with lid 
A1200 and A4000's extended sere 
modes. 

It provides a good picture, with a \ 
pitch of 0.41mm, although the colours 
played seem very slightly muted, The trf4 
watts per channel stereo amplifier pr 
vides reasonable sound, although at ft 
volume is prone to distortion. 



Microvitec 

1440 
multisync 

This monitor is in fact a true mu.l 
meaning that it does not haw any pr« 
determined frequencies from which I 
scan. The 144U can cope with horizonu 
frequie-rtci^ from 15 to 40LH/: which co 
ers all of the Amigas AGA outputs. 

A dot pitch of 0-29mm means that thrl 
picture is crisp and very little colour satu»l 
ration occurs. DMS is included with thai 
monitor, which is very useful for AmigJ j 
output when overscan is needed. 

This mean* that there is no need to 
si2e the screen because the picture exceed* 
the physical dimension of the monitor. 
The monitor will remember your setting | 
for each screen mode and activates tt 
appropriate preference set- 
tings accordingly. 



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III 



to live 



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n a CD vacuum? 



As one of (he first people to buy an A12Q0 almost a year ago, 

I find I am BtU waiting for the promised CD-ROM add-on 

■» drive to give my machine the ame capabilities as the CD32 

console. 

Can you give Commodore a kick up the backside on 
behalf of all the users, such as myself, who put their faith in this 
i;iek and, seemingly, terminally III company? 
Like many others, I was foolish enough to believe the hype put out 
by various software companies concerning the release dates of A 1200 
and a)32-nnly cities which would take advantage of my Amiga's supe- 
rior power, but apart from the efforts of a few *talwart.s oJ the Amiga 
. I have been let down. Why haven't they (the get-rirh>qukk software houses} deliv- 
I the goods? 

. find that the AAA chip set h on the hdrfttXl, and due for release later this year, 
it mean that my AlJQO will 30 the same way as the A50O, ASOft Plus, and A600? 1 
I Id know now before the second-hand value of my machine drops too much. 

Ciilhim Hastings. Ditmlmrton 

, tor. Iww many Setters such as this will u<e receroe? Vv A129Q is the standard Amiga these 
ill continue to he for a long time to come, 
modore have dropped al! PC production to amcentnai m Ore Amiga, and the AT2O0 in par- 
its sold very nvll this Christmas. 

companies Iwvc indeed been abuser to met to the A120Q than the we were originally 
1 belieiv. and their tardiness in keeping to release $deMa ts a constant source ofaonum. 
, She situation is changing, rapidly. 

reksm to reach the AC other, litrassie Perk MJ Libynwi!: among them, are at least 
sf of PC CD-ROM games and much better than anything the Mega CD can boast. Take a 
t mir review if you doubt this, and sit bade far a treai in 1994. 
r of «s have gone ga-ga rnvr ffe possibilities of the <: I > medium and the shehX CD-quality 
-.but it's not until you actually play am of She nm CD12 releases ikat you realise 
be much better She gaming experience can be wlicn you have btiQMb of storage space. 
1 a less bright note, the CD32-cOmpatible drive for the A1100 is being held up because 
• can't gel the priee much below £200 mat because the company is cmccntrstmg most of 
( m making and selling Amigas arid CD32s. Wither the device will appear at atl th>< m n 
■ entirely on Commodore and the demands ofAlZiX) oioners. 



Good service 




itesi 



read and heard on several occa- 

the bother Amiga users have 

.rienced when contacting 

■amodore tor assistance when grem- 

i attack their machines, and I always 

' I'd never have to contact (hem 

netf, My A120D is sin months old now 

mat I was experiencing difficulties with 

messages Irom the floppy drive no 

r what type of disk I used- 

Wilh trepidation I rang up 

Coamodore only to be asked if I was a 

" r. I said no but requested as&is- 

1 under warranty and explained 

tf Mat there was no point in talking 

a dealer who would simply ring 

f— imJore as 1 was doing. 

1 left my name and address and was 

a I would be contacted, though they 

;«Wn't give me an exact date. I also 

-VQuested a new Workbench 3.0 floppy. 

IhM call was made on November 1 

~i\ though I'd give them unlit January 

an a reasonable amount of time had 

"ad. On December 6 a Wang engi- 

called and immediately set about 

laajCing the Internal drive. Not only did 



he change the drive, but proceeded to 
open a brand new ROM board and 
replace my old one Next day my 
replacement Workbench disk arrived. 

I am personally more than happy with 
my service from Commodore. Nothing 
was loo much trouble lor Ihe engineer 
from Glasgow. 

I found Commodore quite easy 10 
deal with and I hope you cart print Ihis 
letter so other readers can see thai there 
is light at the end of the lunnel. 

M Diamond. Edinburgh 

Tti every corn ffwre are two sides, and it 
looks 0s it yours landed bead's up. 
Commodore realised early in the 
A-1200'b life that speed and quality of 
service was attracting continued criti- 
cism from users and the Amiga press. 
and efforts were made lo rectify the 
problem. 

The result, as you have witnessed, is 
thai after safes service is now much 
improved. Just goes to shown what a 
concerted campaign of good of British 
whmgtng can achieve. 



Not a bundle 
of fun 

I am seriously pissed off, having been 
very effectively ripped off by a combina- 
tion of Commodore and high street retail- 
ers. The reason? Well, it's a long story, but 
fit-re goes. 

I recently decided to sell mv trusty 
A500 Plus and use the money with a bit 
extra to upgrade as cheaply as possible to 
a brand spanking new A1200. Now, 1 have 
been a loyal Amigan since 1989, starting 
with the bog standard A500, and during 
this time have built up a reasonable collec- 
tion of my favourite software. 

1 have grown accustomed to the likes of 
Ul'aint 4, Final Copy. Directory Opus, and 
1 would grudgingly confess to enjoying 
the occasional game. I decided to keep this 
software to use with my new Amiga, so in 
short 1 wanted an A12Q0 without software, 

1 didn't want W need Desktop 
Dynamite, Fast and Furious, Race and 
Chase, or any other sort of bundle. Ever 
tried to buy a bare Amiga in the high 
street? No chance. It's a bundle Ot 
rinthLng. 

After touring round all the likely stores 
in the area I came to the conclusion that 
mv chances of obtaining a standalone 
A1200 were very slim to say the least, 

I eventually had to settle for the Fast 
and Furious pack, complete with AGA 
'.LTSions of dodgy games like Trolls and 
Nigel MaoselL and at a price of nearly £5U 
more than the advertised price of an 
A1200. 

Mail order might have got me a better 
deal, but it was close to Christmas and I 
get nervous when 1 send large wads oj 
cash before receiving the goods. 

My bundled games are, as expected, 
£50 worth of utter crap, destined to spend 
the rest of their days in some dark drawer, 
but it has to be said that the A12CW is abso- 
lutely superb. It's everything and mure, 
that I expected. 

So, all you high street stores out there, 
please keep a stock of Btntddone A1200s 
for people like myself who are upgrading 
from another Amiga. 

Ken Fidoe, Willenhall 

Commodore have etaeyi bundled the Amiga 
with games and some producth.>ity software as 
a way of competing in our high streets against 



Amiga 
saboteur 

Can Amigas be made lo simulate the 
cry of a female lox? If so. couid I lure 
the local lox population into the fast- 
ness ol my hack garden before hunting 
season starts and they're ripped lo 
pieces by slavering mongrels, not to 
mention the tax hounds? 

The nature-lriendly among us want 
to know? 

Joe "th& sah", Surrey 

Hmm - you'd certainly he safer using 
such methods than jumping in front of 
galloping horses, but it. is unlikely Stmt a 
fox would he footed for Song by an 
Amiga sound sample. 

Perhaps it you bought a (fake, of 
course) fur slate and wrapped your 
Amiga in it the illusion might last a Utile 
longer, though I doubt it it would work 
for the entire hunting season. 



other sysfnfls, such as Mega CD, which arc 
sold with their en™ softnwe- 

ll is this sort ofaggressroe marketing taflkh 
ensures swOTSS AgflifBF the many rival ctm- 
ssies and PC systems, and without ii A12QQ 
sales would have been hit hard during 
Commodore's must important Christmas for 
many years. 

Commodore's current financial situation 
can only rroersed by high volume salw of the 
A40Q0'AUfJ0, and CD32,. mostly the tatter 
two, and only by bundling popular games arrJ 
riTLirfm'fj't'ffy software can such sates be 
assured. 

High street stores, on the Other kind, can 



Amiga Computing March 1994 



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LETTERS 



Commodore lost a life-long Amiga 
user yesterday, someone who has 
owned a Vic 20. Commodore 64. 
A5D0. and A12QO, but who will no 
longer tolerate the conditions 
ot the ftmiga games marker I 
sold my A1200 when I realised 
that even the latest epic. Jurassic 
Park won't mslall Orl my hard 
drive. 

Why is il that Amiga owners are 
lodged to be inherently marc 
avaricious and dishonest than 
ttieir PC-owning friends? This tan 
be the only rationale behind 
a game which is HD installable 
on Ihe PC but not on Ihe Amiga. 

Is ihe software industry staffed 
entirely by morons with no 
thought in their heads other than 
the collection and retention of 
profit, with scant regard tor the 
wishes or service of their cus- 
tomers? I'm beginning to think 
so. 

Anyway, they can stulf thtiir 
archaic floppy-only games with 
crunching copy protection which 
doesn't work, slow access, and 
crap music 

I'm buying either a CD-ROM 
based PC or a CD32 lor my future 
gaming, and Ihe floppy-based 
mainstream Amiga software 
houses can stick their second 
rate, unfriendly products where 
the sun definitely does not 
shine. 

End-ai-my-telher. Ciittieroe 

Yout frustration as a hard drive 
owner \or Mf-MMMT, as it appears! 
are shared by thousands of Amiga 
garnets and everyone in the AC 
offices, wrier? the arrival of a 
(loppy-only game of the sort which 
cries out for a hard drive elicits 
howls of anger, especially with the 
game reviewers who are forced to 
undergo the torture of multiple 
disk swapping. 

Software houses should by now 
have realised that any game other 
ihan simple single floppy, quick 
loading shool-'em-ups must 
be hard drive installable, and it 
they are not then they are immedi- 
ately compromised in terms of 
payability, 

Amiga 1200 owners, a growing 
number ot whom have internal IDE 
HDs. should simply refuse So buy 
non-installable games until the 
software houses are forced by 
commercial pressures to change 
their stance. 

Only if Amiga owners, like 
PC game players, make it clear 
that floppy-based games are 
unpopular will anything change for 
the better. 



only sell what Commodore $ upply, mid Ihe 
emphasis this Christmas has been on trundles. 
Standalone Anugas should, though, be 
available, and if anyone else is having diffi- 
culty finding one, I suggest you call ZCL on 
0541 4H8U or SDL on 081-309 1W. These 
tuv [urge Commodore distributors tare every 
model in stack, and if they can't sell yon a 
ban' A1200 then no-oue else can. 

Blank cheque 

I've had an idea which might help surf 
out the problems with mail order, and 
would certainly make more people use 
Oiall order when buying expensive 
equipment. 

At the moment, sending a cheque or 
phoning with your credit card number Ln 
no way guaranlocs delivery of the grinds 
on time or at all, and the money can often 
be gone from your bank account weeks, or 
months before the kit is delivered, if it 
ever is. 

My scheme would Involve a private 
company, under government watchdogs, 
which would act as a central mail order 
clearing house, taking Otdtsa 
from customers using an MnwJi ^ to „ y 

11800 number, passing through the pages ot AC? 

them on to the compa- Ezra Surf la our mailman, 

dedicated to reading your letters 
and selecting the most interesting 
tor publication. Drop him a line at; 



If the rise in consumer confidence did not 
remit in enough sales through your clearing 
home the innil order tnttfitf nwitid return to 
faeit swim? methods and the clearing house 
would go bust. 

Qui)) if there is a potential market of people 
.','i'hi at? iiivituiily I'nt off mail order by th- risk* 
involved would ihe scheme succeed, and Hint's a 
mettsrfor careful commercial market rest'iin),. 

if the market exists, however, someone some- 
;,'"r',' uuild make a nw little earning from this 
middk' titsR-atm-potktnwi role. 

Strong market 

A triend of mine who has just bought an 
Amiga recently saw to her alarm a di^s- 
sion En mu ot the Amiga magazines of 
Commodore's troubles and of the threat to 
the Amiga market. She ™kw feels she may 
have spirit OXI on a dying machine and I 
have to reassure her. 
What can I te-lt her? 

Peter Stepley, Warrmglon 



nies which use its 
services, then 

arranging the deliv- 
ery and payment sn 
th jit both customer 
and salesman gel 
what they want on 
time. 

By charging a small 
percentage to cover run 
ring costs arid make a tidy 
profit, this sort of service would 
encourage the more cynical or nervous of" 
us to use mail order, and those who 
wanted to go for the cheaper prices of the 
smaller outfits al the risk of late or non- 
delivery could still have the opportunity 
to Lake their chances and save a little 

l!|..WL.I-il. 



Ezra Surf's Postbag . Amiga Computing 
Adiington Park, Macclesfield SKtO 4NP 



Please don't enclose sacs as Ezra just 

hasn't got enough paper to reply 

personally. He might also have to 

shorten your tetters, so don't 

be offended if you end up 



Just m wur friend to take B trip doum So WH 
Smille one Saturday and observt Ihe crowd? of 
people at the magazine racks 
perusing the wide range of 
Amiga magazines on offer. 
Every month, oner 
iOtlJI'M Amiga maga- 
zine* are sold, which 
points to an active 
Amiga audience ef at 
least lialf a million and 
mote like lh? full 
million. 
Taken with tlte rising 
sales ofAnrigtis and Amiga 



getting tn c crioo. 



i(«f ■ 



Ian Belmonl, Carlisle 



Your idea sounds lih' a good one. but the com- 
jiatni yon tmbogt watte have to offer the mail 
order companies some sari of advantage oner 
imliiionai dined selling. 



magazines, this points to a 

healthy market Jirhich, thouglt it 

no longer enjoys the position of being tlw 

unchallenged king of the games loorid. is sur- 

imng auite nicely amid intense competition. 

We could talk all day about the relative tech- 
nological merits of the Amiga, hat the simple 
hi i h Hat hundreds of thousands if users are 
stilt making the Amiga their number one 
choice, and this should be enough, without 
invoking Occam's razor, to combat [iwrries that 
the Amiga fa going downhill. 

The software industry, thirugh considerably 
less pradKed titan Gallup or Mori in Hit busi- 
ness Of prediction, have made gloomy noises 
about Ihe Amiga in recent months, but we only 
have la cast our minds back to lite 92 general 

Indi solution 



A4000 v 486 

I would just like to make a poinl al 
Ihe price ol the A4 000/030, as I 
currently considering whether or not 
purchase one of these fine mi 
or go lor a PC- 

I own an A500 at the mom 
which is a bit temperamental ar>s 
don't know if it will crash before 
after I have saved this letter to disk 
I think it's lima to upgrade. 

The best price I have seen for 
A4OOO/030 is £1,099 with 1Mb each 
chip and fast RAM, and a 340Mb ha 
drive, bul no monitor. 

Foe (he same price I could go lor 
4o& 25MHz With 4Mb RAM. 16-t 
Soundblaster card, CD-ROM, 12' 
hard drive, and SVGA colour monrtoi 

I think that Commodore sho-j 
include a monitor wilh their A4QQ0,' 
at the same price and I'm sure 
would do belter. 

Paul Roberts, Cleetfrorp 

The only reply i can give is "ditto" 



election to put such predictions in tit? r* 
perspecthv. 

If ihe experts of decades of polling and mt 
research can fail so miserably to predM 
results tjfsudi an important went, can ioe a 
the toy business toadnm a better sb 

Messy printer 

Of late, my BJ10 bubblejet printer 
started to fudge the detail on anvths: 
print nut. jind though barely notkeafe 
first, the downturn in quality has I 
pronounced. 

Is there a software setting which wo 
restore my output to its former glory, 
this, as 1 fear, a hardware fault? 

fenny Spencer, Stokt~tm-Ti 

Yon could have a problem with print i 
which should be set ta the highest dpi i 
and can be controlled using pi: l 
Faust's excellent CanonSlitdio program. 

This, however, is a very slim hope, in 
sounds as if you have problems with Al : 
head itself. If no amount of software ftid 
makes a difference, contact your heal 
dealer for advice and repairs. 



Here's the solution to Bill Mackintosh's problem running games 
such as Indiana Jones an larger hard drives, I have an A1 20Q with 
a 170Mb Western Digital and the game wouldn't work on my hard 
drive in ihe same way Bill was Finding problems. 

The problem, I discovered, was that the Amiga olten writes 
liles to disk K>o quickly, including large graphics and anirn files, 
leaving the tile corrupt. I finally got Indie to work by copying the 
files from ell 11 disks to my HD using Directory Opus. 

To solve the speed problem, use a program called GVP Expert 
Prep or a similar hard drive set-up program to change the Max 
Transfer patameter until il reads 0x0QOQ1Hf (decimal B192) for all 
your partitions. This will slow transfer down so that files over 300k 
in sue will be written lo disk correctly, 

After changing the transfer rate, save the rigid disk block 



(which won't require lorrnatling the HD), then jusi re-boot thJ 
Amiga. The above method doesn't slow down the seek or readiJ 
speed of the drive, just the writing rate, 

Jay Dave, PreshM 

Thanks for the sip, Jay. Users out there who don't have access il 
GVP's excellent (hut commercial) propping software should tm 
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excuse for throwing yourself out the window. 



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AMIGA Specialists Fax 10am - 7pm Monday - Friday 
PO BOX 2395, WALTHAM CROSS, HERTS, ENS 7HQ 




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ACCELERATORS 

CSA DERRINGER 25MHz 68030 

& MMU, WITH 0Mb 32-BIT RAM £ 299 

CSA DERRINGER - PLATINUM 50 
50MHz 68030 (optional 50MHz 68882) 
Wl TH 0M b 32- B^ T R A M £ 449 



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accelerators 

GVP G-FORCE 33MHz 68040 + 4MB + 
Serial, Parallel & SCSI Ports £ 999 

GVP G-FORCE 40MHz 68EC030 + 
4MB, + SCSI Port E 589 

CSA MAGNUM 28MHz 68040, 0MB & 
SCSI-2 (Optional Serial & Parallel) £ 849 
CSA MAGNUM 33MHz 68040, 0MB & 
SCSI-2 (Optional Serial & Parallel) £ 999 



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ACCELERATORS 

GVP A1 230 II, 40MHz EC030, Opt. FPU 

WITH 0MB 32-Bit RAM £ 245 

4MB 32-Bit RAM E 439 

4MB RAM + 40MHz 68882 £ 565 

GVP A1230 fl. 50MHz 030, Optional FPU 

WITH 0MB 32-Bit RAM £ 375 

4MB 32-Bit RAM £ 575 

4MB RAM + 50MHz 68882 E 71 9 

MICROBOTICS M1230XA 

WITH 25MHz 68030 & MMU, 0MB £225 

33MHz 68030 & MMU, 0MB E 249 

50MHz 68030 & MMU, 0MB £319 





MEMORY 




32MB SIMM 


-32 El 750 


16MBSIMM-32 EBO0 


8MB SIMM 


-32 £ 350 


4MBSIMM-32 £160 


2MB SIMM 


-32 £ 85 


1MBSIMM-32E 45 


1MB SIMM 


-8 E 45 


4MB SIMM-8 


£165 


GVP SIMM- 


32s 1Mb £ 


79, 4MB 


£195 



GVP PHONEPAK 

Fitted to an Amiga 1500/2000/3000MOOO, 
provides voice mail (multiple mailboxes) 
and fax facilities - Call for details £349 



ALL PRICES INCLUDE VAT 



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A4 000/030, 6MB RAM 
A4000/03Q, 6MB RAM 
A400Q/030, 6MB*g^ 
A4000/03a ^Mff-RAM. 
AWg&lttra, 6MB RAM, 
tfc40QO/030, 6MB RAM, 
A4000/040, 6MB RAM, 
A4000/040,6MBRAM, 
A4000/040, 6MB RAM, 
A4000/040, 6MB RAM, 
A4000/040, 6MB RAM. 
A4000/040, 6MB RAM, 
Extra 4Mb SIMM £160, 




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250 MB* 
340 MB* 
420 MB* 
80 MB 
120 MB 
210 MB* 
250 MB* 
340 MB* 
420 MB* 



££1234 
£1285 
£1335 
£1365 
£1445 
£1575 
E1899 
£1949 
£1999 
£2029 
£2109 
E2239 
or 1Mb SIMM £45 



* Drive usH. em ered by WANG I ICL On-Sitt Warranty 

SPECIAL OFFER: HAVE AN EXTRA 8QMb 
HARD DRIVE FITTED TO YOUR AA000 - 
JUST ADD £110 TO THE ABOVE PRICES 



AMIBA 12DO HD 



A 1200 + 64Mb Hard Drive 
A1200 + 85Mb Hard Drive 
A1200 + 127Mb Hard Drive 
A1200 + 209Mb Hard Drive 



£439 
£489 
£519 
£589 



DESKTOP DYNAMITE AVAILABLE + £50 

AJ] A 1 200'* are COVewd by WANG / ICL On-Site Warranty 



AUDIO PRODUCTS 

SUNRIZE AD51 6 /STUDIO 16 

8 Track Stereo. 16- Bit, Better than CD Quality - Direct 
to Disk Recording, Editing & Playback, Can he used 
in conjunction wilh Bars S Pines Professional and the 
Digital Broadcaster from Digital Micnonics via SMPTE, 

£1249 
SUNRIZE AD1012 / STUDIO 16 

4 Track Mono, 12-Bil, Direct to Disk. Recording. Editing 

a Playback, Can also be used in conjunction wuh Bars 
& Pipes Professional and the Digital Broadcaster from 
Digital Micronics, via SMPTE. 

£499 

FOR FURTHER DETAILS, PLEASE CALL 




HARD 
DRIVES 

A1&UD Drives 

85 MB & CABLE E 209 

127 MB L CABLE £ 239 

170 MB 8 CABLE £ 265 

209 MB & CABLE £ 369 



Drives 

40 MB SCSI 3.5" E 110 
120 MB SCSI 3.5" E 199 
170 MB SCSI 3.5" E 245 
240 MB SCSI 3,5" £ 295 
345 MB SCSI 3,5" £ 365 
525 MB SCSI 2 3.5" £ 659 
1.0 GB SCSI 2 3-5" £ 969 
1..6 GB SCSI 2 3-5" £1129 
2.0 GB SCSI 2 5 25" £11 99 
2.0 GB SCSI 2 3 5' £1739 
3.0 GB SCSI 2 5-25" £2049 
3.5 GB SCSI 2 525" £2479 
4.0 G8 SCSI 2 UP £2549 
Ask about drives suitable 
for Digital Broadcaster 32 

Bare IDE 



SO MB IDE 3.5* 
120 MB IDE 3.5* 
210 MB IDE 3.5" 
250 MB IDE 3.5 
340 MB IDE 3.5" 
420MBIDE3.S" 



£ 119 
£ 179 
£ 219 
£ 239 
£ 329 
£ 399 



HARD DRIVE 
CONTROLLERS 

GVP HCS^A40CI« SCSI + 

RAM A2000 & 4000 £ 129 
BSC AT-BUS 2008 IDE + 

RAM A20O0 & 4000 £ 59 
ICD ADVANTAGE 2000 
SCSI A2DO0 & 4000 £ 35 



FASTLANE Z3 

SCSI-2 + Upto 64Mb 
(A3000/40Q0) 

Now £ 325 

Ideal for Digital 
Broadcaster 32 



REMOVABLE DRIVES 

"THE BOX* BERNOULLI By IOMEGA, 
150MB SCSI-2 INTERNAL DRIVE £ 459 
150MB SCSI-2 EXTERNAL DRIVE £549 
150MB REMOVABLE CARTRIDGE £ 89 
Drives are supplied with 1 FREE Cartridge 

BERNOULLI drives are up to 290% quicker 
than Syquest drives with better E/Mb ratio 

SYQUEST DRIVES (88Mb & 44Mb} ALSO 
AVAILABLE, FROM £295. PLEASE CALL 



OPTICAL DRIVES 

FUJITSU 128MB SCSI INTERNAL £ 779 
FUJITSU 128MB SCSI EXTERNAL £ 899 
128 MB OPTICAL DISK £ 48 



TAPE BACKUP 

SANKYO 250 Mb STREAMER (Int) £ 429 
WANGDAT SCSI DAT - 2Gb (Int) £ 849 



CD ROM DRIVE 

TOSHIBA XM41 01 B SCSI-2 (Internal), 
Multi- Session (Horiz/Vert mounting) £ 279 



SOFTWARE 






WORKBENCH 2.1 (manuals* disks) 


£ 


65 


BRILLIANCE 


£ 


125 


BARS & PIPES PROFESSIONAL 


£ 


225 


TVPAINT 2.0 {Picasso / Retina / Harlequin) 


£ 


199 


SCALA MULTIMEDIA 210 (AG A) 


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149 


MULTIFRAME (ForADPRO) 


£ 


75 


WORDWORTH (V2) AGA 


£ 


59 


ASIM CD-ROM FILESYSTEM (V2) 


£ 


59 


TAPEWORM FILESYSTEM 


£ 


75 


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MONITORS 

COMMODORE 1942 (siarm. Bi-Syw) £ 349 

MICROVITEC CUB-SCAN 1440 

(Full Wylti-gymc, 0,26 pitch. Digital Memory) £ 419 



68881 / 68882 FPU'S 


easei 20 MHz PGA 


I 49 6B882 25MHZPGA £ 79 


6S&82 33MHz PGA 


£109 6B862MMHzPGA £149 


68832 25 MHz PLCC 


- For A4000/030 etc. 


£ 79 


68&S2 $3 MHz PLCC 


- For A4 000/030 etc. 


£ 99 


68S&2 40 MHz PLCC 


- For A4000/030 etc. 


£129 


G8D3D CPUs 




68030 25 MHz PGA 


£79 68030 33 MHz PGA £109 


&8030 50 MHz PGA 


£159 66EC030 40MHZ 


£99 



MODEMS 

SUPRA FAXMODEM V,32bis (No s/w) E 249 

SUPRA FAXMODEM V32bis (Inc s/wj £ 299 

US Robotics Courier Dual St d. 1 6.8 £ 539 



VIDEO PRODUCTS 

DIGITAL BROADCASTER 32 

This Zorro III card performs all of Ihe major functions 
or a full, broadcast quality, ON-LINE, NON-LINEAR 
digital video edit suite. 

II provides REAL-TIME, FULL MOTION JPEG (50 
fields per second) Capture & Compression, direct lo 
hard disk. Ttie video can then be edited and 
subsequently Decompressed and Played bach in 
REAL-TIME, at 25 fps in broadcast quality, dirrct to 
video, laser disk recorder etc. Also included on the 
board is full SMPTE timecoding, read & write. The 
card interfaces with the A0516 Studio 16, 6 track 
stereo and 4 track mono audio cards from Sunrize 
Industries to enable lull audio (lip sync) to video, It 
requires an Amiga 3000 or 4000 with 69040 
processor, large SCSI-2 hard drive, and fast SCSI-2 
hard drive controller. 
Typical System:- 

Amiga 4000/040 (2 4 I6 r 340Mb HD) 
Digital Broadcaster 32 (Zorro III Card) 
FasWane Z3 (SCSI-2 Controller Card} 
2.0Gb Fast SCSI-2 3.5" HD (For Video) 
2.0Gb SCSI DAT Internal Tape Streamer 
Sunnze AD516 / Studio 16 (Audio Card) 
525Mb SCSI-2 HD 3.S" x 1" (For Audio) 
Cub-Scan 1440 Monitor (For Amiga) 
Commodore 10B4S Monitor (For Video) 
Image Processing Software (AD PRO) 
System Configuration & Testing 
TOTAL SYSTEM = Appro*. £1 1 ,500 fine, VAT) 
FOF FULL, BROADCAST (Belacam SP) QUALITY, 
ON-LINE. NON-LINEAR, VIDEO EDITING! 

FOR FURTHER DETAILS, PLEASE CALL 







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MAIN BOARD (V.2) 

VIDEO PROCESSOR 

VIDEO SUITE 

TIME BASE CORRECTOR 



£369 

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BVP IMPACT VISION 24 

24-Bit Professional Graphics board with Frame 
Grabber/Digitiser, Flicker -Fixer. Genlock & Picture - 
In - Picture etc With Caligari 24, Macro Painl 2, 
MyLad & Desktop Darkroom software. 

IV24 With VIM-S (Comp / S-VHS) £ 985 

I V24 With VUI- CT (RGB / S-VHS) £1 279 



HARLEQUIN + (with ebee vLab y/cj 
With 4M b V ram/double b tiff ered £1549 

With 2Mb Vram/single buffered £1 449 



VLab Y/C Real-time digitiser E 359 
Personal 5FC Single Frame Controller E 449 



RETINA DISPLAY CARD 2Mb £ 379 
RETINA DISPLAY CARD 4Mb £ 4fi5 



PICASSO II 24-Bit RTG Graphics Card 

A2/3/4000 up to 1280 x 1024 (2Mb) £ 32S 

PICASSO /fwithTVPaint Junior £ 375 
PICA SSO II w ith TV Pa i nt 2.0 E 4S9 



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TECH N ICAL HELP 









I have recently encoun- 
tered a problem which I am 
sure Is Shared by many 
Amiga owners in thai I have 
d a Picasso II relargelable 
s board and I am new seek- 
, a tuilable monitor, 
r"he Picasso's screen modes 
Mfe between 3GkHi and 63kHz. 
1 the IOEK MF-5315. which scans 
een 30 and 6okHi seems suit- 
. The problem is that many 
_■ program screens insist on 
"if Ihe UkHz PAL and NTSC 
sen modes and cannot he 
ttfed. even using Picasso's 
"**H(it Screen software, an exam- 
"1 of which is ADPro's main con- 
I screen, 

't would therefore seem thai I 

- re a monitor to scan between 

j and 63kHz, which is asking quite 

■ M considering that the only mon- 

i which can scan down to 

Hi usually can't scan above 

■ftfc 

I could of course split the 
ajifa s RGB signal between the 
I and my existing TV but I don't 
\ to sending incorrect frequen- 
ce one of them, 
Would it be worth purchasing a 
>-i-doubler to change all iSkHz 
«*4*s to 30kHz? If so, can you 
*«e recommend one and explain 
"" basic workings? 

flrarf Buckley, Hudderstietd 

You seem to be a little con- 
fused about how the 
Picasso card itself works, 
i most cards of its kind it has a 
mft in "scan-doubler ^de-mier- 
■ear. or flicker fixer to the rest of 
| -ii which is software controlled 
Workbench. 
This means that Picasso will re- 
t any 15kHz screens opened 
J Workbench which use the 
■iga's display database. 
All or mosl productivity soft- 
's, including AOPro. can be 
e to re-target to Picasso's 
5i frequency display, though 
v will retain their original pixei 
'wotulion. 
Commercial games software 
" ch takes over ihe system and a 
productivity packages such as 
Uligari will not work with RTG 
Wife, and for most of these, eer- 
ily all the games, a 15kHi dis- I 
a% device will be needed. 

1 you still think you need a 

SkHi monitor, try IOEK gain. The 

arrant range of monitors has been 

.gmented by special "low scan" 

wodals which cover the usual high 

taojuencies but also have a setting 

the PAL 1SkHi mode, They are 

1 expensive, of Course, but you 

l what you pays for. 



Lightning never strikes twice,,. 

unless it's in the Amiga's premier 

technical letters page, that is 



is it any good and would I need a fast 
hand drive? 

C Masierlon, Fartfatrough 





ACAS 



chips 



__-». About eight or nine weeks ago, 
my- Amiga 500 stopped working 



F 



after having trouble with my 
Star N'X-2420 printer. I look it u> the local 

(300km away!) dealer who diagnosed the 
problem as a destroyed CIA chip and 
replaced both. 

Upon returning home,, 1 fined, up my 
system and saw the familiar Workbench 
screen ones mot*. Jt did not take long for 
the printer, after a little cable switching - 
with the power off, of course - to once 
again fry the CIA. 

The dealer again replaced my CiA 
chip, but only the One directly in line with 
the parallel port. This worked, arid aside 
from a tried printer (it is 120V and was 
plugged into 220V), the rest of the system 
worked. 

However, I discovered that disks and 
programs were not loading properly. In 
fact, if I double clicked on one, it was a 
toss-up whether it toadied or not, In the 
latter case the system would freeze, war- 
ranting a reboot. 

What is wrung with mv system? I sus- 
pect that the other CIA chip is on its way 
out. Am I right? 

fohn Gibbs, Yanbu al-Shmifah. 
SaaM Arabia 

rlt certainly sounds as if the 
dealer shiiuid have replaced 
both CfA chips the second time 
round, especially if you have been plug- 
ging mismatched peripherals into your 
Amiga., 

Plugging an electrical device into the 
wrong type of power outlet will damage 
both the peripheral itself and anything it 
is connected to through overloads, volt- 
age spikes, and so on, and this sounds 
like the ffinsl likely cause of your I/O 



problems, The besl course of action 
would be lo have your dealer give the 
Amiga a complete onceover to cheek 
that more elements of the System have 
not been damaged by your mistake in 
connecting a printer with the wrong 
power rating. 



F 



samples 

I have started to e \ peri men t 
with music on my Amiga and 
have bought a D9S B-bit sound 
sampler and a Midi interface to connect to 
my Yamaha keyboard, now, huwevtr, 
I've started on a tune which demands 
long samples and 3 don't have the mem- 
ory to play them back. 

Would it be cheaper to liny extra mem- 
ory Or go for a hard drive? I've heard of 
PD direct-lo-disk sampling software, but 



F 



Sampling direct to hard disk 
does not require an overly fast 
bard drive and any ordinary 
IDE or SCSI device should have a data 
transfer rate sufficient for ihe fob. In 
cases where lower sample quality is 
acceptable (no more than about I4kht/I r a 
floppy disk can be used to play back 
fairly large samples, and these are much 
Slower than HDs, 

For CD quality sound (44kHz) you 
will need about 11Mb for one minute of 
stereo, so a 40Mb hard drive should! be 
enough for basic use, though if you wish 
lo store lots of samples a 100Mb + hard 
drive would be better. 

Public domain and shareware direct- 
tu-disk sampling programs are available, 
and many of them do a fine job, but 
don't expect the sorl of features your 
GVP software offers. 

Tht* majority of PD sampling pro- 
grams of this kind are designed for the 
basic jnb of sampling and if you don't 
have wads of memory you mighl find 
editing ihe samples a tad difficult. 

One of the commercial virtual mem- 
ory packages, such as GigaMem which 
uses hard drive space as if it were RAM, 
would be a good idea in (his case, bul 
you'll need a chip with a memory man- 
agement unit (MMUI, which is not pre- 
sent in chips with the EC designation. 

The &6ECD20, fitted in all A 1200 s, was 
originally designed to be used as a cheap 
embedded controller (hence ECI for 
domestic appliances and doesn't have an 
MMU. Nor does the 68ECD30 used in the 
A4OOO/O30, so make sure before looking 
al virtual memory options that you have 
the appropriate hardware. 

Bitmap success 

Two days after writing you a letter ask- 
ing for advice on how to solve the prob- 
lem of the message "unable to read 



F 



Xm just completed making my lirst auto-booting disk and I'm leeiing proud 
of myself, bul I'm still unclear about exactly what all the directories do, espe- 
cially S and L I know tfiat the startup-sequence goes in S, bul whal else 

can it be used tor and what goes in the L directory? Please help, because I can (eel 

confusion creeping back in 

Dav&Faiftie, Dudley 



F 



The S directory is used mainly to atone script files (of which startup- 
sequence is the best example), which means It Is often where ARexv 
macros are stored, and where user-startup scripts, and special startup 
scripts for various programs can be located. Apart from the odd alteration to 
startup-sequence, most users need never look in the S directory, 

Your L directory Is where device handlers are stored. These files are comple- 
mentary lo the devices found in the Devs drawer and a bare Workbench disk 
will usually contain at least the Ram-Handler, which provides the RAM disk, and 
Ihe Port-Handler, which controls the way in which Ihe serial and parallel ports 
are accessed. 

Again, the L directory is one which should need little in the way of interven- 
tion from the user, though it is also where. In pre-WB2 machines, the disk-val- 
idator file ie stored, and so is also where the Saddam virus will lurk when he 
first infects your machine. 



Amigei Computing March f993 



TECHNICAL HELP 



bitmap" I have managed to solve the 

problem by using RDFrep to re-format 

tin: whole disk (yikes! - Ed). 

However, I'd still Ske to know what a 
bitmap reading error is and its likely 
causes, so perhaps you could still reply to 
ihose questions. My other query about 
whether the whirring noise of a hard disk 
is common to all drives stands, though, as 
this noise is driving me up the wall. 

Stephen $a!sr r Bsglltey 

FThe whirries, noise you can 
hear with all hard d rives It the 
sound uf the disk continually 
rotating. As hard drives spin much 
faster than floppies il is necessary to 
keep them spinning rather than wait 
each time you. access the drive fur it tn 
reach operational speed. 

Floppy users can initially be shocked 

by the noise made by hard drives, partly 

because they are the only constantly 

moving parts in a system unless il also 

1 has a cooling fan, 

A bitmap, in hard drive terms, is a 
digital picture drawn by the Amiga on 
the hard drive's root block. This picture 
holds Ihe locations of all files on the 
drive and if it is corrupted you will 
receive error messages relating either to 
the fact Ihat it cannot be read or that the 
drive is "unvalidated". 

Bitmap errors are about the least dan- 
gerous of hard drive problems and 
shouldn't cause complete re-formats so 
long as you have access to one of the 
disk repair programs on offer, 

Quarterback loots, given away on a 
recent CoverDisk, has a few problems 
with the A12G0'5 ide drive, but 
Quarterback Tools Deluxe does not and 
should sort out Ihe problem in less hau- 
matie fashion if it ever appears again. 

Tool types 

FThe use of so-called "tool 
types" in icons has been a 
source of confusion for me 
since I bought my A50O Plus-, and 1 still 




SUMM ©©MUF^fM© SE«§Ig &SISTOS1E 



You got problems too? Then drop a fine to 

Amiga Computing Advice Service, Europa 

House, Adtington Park, Macclesfield SK10 4NP 

and we'll move heaven and earth to help in these 

columns. But sorry, we cannot reply personally, 

so save those SAEs. 



don't know exactly what they do. For 
example., many of my program Iconi 
have tool types for font directories, and 
something called CX_Popup being either 
yes or no. Whaf s it all about, eh? 

ftoget Pennington, Cardiff 

rTnpl types are the same as the 
parameters you might type in 
to accompany a Cll command 
and they offer the user a chance to 
change the way a prti^ram loads up and 
automatically pass instructions to it as it 
loads. 

Those lool types which refer to a 
drawer on your hard drive usually tell 
the program where to look for its data 
files and so on, and the CX_Popup tool 
type lells the Amiga whether a pro- 
gram's interface should appear when it 
is loaded, 

Only commodities, designed to run at 
boot-up in the background usually use 
O J"opup toot types, bul authors are 



free to use a list of standard tool lypes 
(for consistency's sake) or use as many 
of their own as they feel necessary. 

Full details on a program's tool types 
can usually be found in the accompany- 
ing documenlalton and should be 
looked upon as useful and flexible 
allies rather than foes. 

If a program opens in interlace, for 
example, and you can see no way to 
change this through the program's 
menus, checking the icon's too! types 
can sometimes reveal tool types such as 
LACE=VES which can be changed to 
alter the default screen mode, 

CD for all 

■jnv In the eyes of A2G00 owners, 
TW such as myself, the CD-kOM 
V boom seems far away, but I 

have recently been given hope by ihe 
ippear&nce on my favourite bulletin 
board of a CD-ROM filesystem for all 



Gadget trouble 



Fl have a problem wilh the palette editor in the Prefs 
drawer ol my rww A1200, Although it allowed me to cus- 
tomise my Workbench colours originally, if I now select rt 
I gal an advisory error "sr equires colgurwheel gadget v39". 

Using SID shows me thai Ihe gadget is indeed present in my 
SYS:Classes/Gadgets drawer, bul if I select to run this through 
SID I gat "lile not executable return code 10". Selecting 
Multiview also shows me that the gadget is (here bul if I try to 
open any file 1 am told that it is an unknown datatype. Is this a 
separate problem? 

If I boot hom my copy of the Workbench 3,0 disk the editor 
selects as advertised. What can I do and can you give me more 
information on relum codes? Incidentally, why does SID lell me 
that my 65Mb drive is only an 83,5Mb drive? 

Mike Ptuthps. Naples, Itsty 



r 



It sounds as though you have a systemic problem, 
as both the datatypes and gadgets are failing to 
function properly, These are not executable hies. 



so don't worry about the SID error message. As long as 
you have v39,6 of Workbench (the version supplied with 
every A1200), you should have no problems. 

First thing to try Is re-installing your Workbench soft- 
ware to ensure that all the correct libraries and files are 
present, then get a modern virus checker and give all your 
disks a good going over. 

It is sometimes a first indication of a viral infection when 
software doesn't function as expected, and a general virus 
sweep is a good idea from lime to time anyway, If your 
Palette program stilt doesn't work you should lay your 
hands on a completely fresh W63 disk and re-install with 
that. 

Many users buying A1200s from local dealers who had 
Installed Workbench in the back room of the shop later 
found out that installation, consisting of dragging all visi- 
ble icons to the system partition, had only been 
partially completed, and this could be the case with your 
drive. 



Bad lists 

Fl've noticed a bit of a de 
on ihe subject of program I 
ings in the magazine, and 
like to add my tuppence worth. I halt 
buggers. 

How many times, when I own* 
Spectrum, ded I blindly type in a la 
incomprehensible gibberish, only Id 
Unat some unknown cock-up in line 
caused ihe program to crash? Dozen 
How many times did 1 Ihro* 
Spectrum againsl the wall in Iryslr 
when I realised after hall an hour thai 
liny typeface was responsible la 
Ihiinking a colon was a semi-coli 
comma a lull slop, and $o on? Doze 

How scon would I like to relresh I 
memory and re-experience this 
indicted hell? Never. And that's my 
penn'orth on Ihe subject of listings. 

If you have to have program 
please supply them on disk. That « 
soma poor foot wants to type them r 
can print them out and do it the hard 
while the rest of us read through th 
our monilar screens, 

Grarigm Keity, Soult&r- 

F0K, that's another add : 
the Great Listings Debate 
far we've had beginnef»l 
support, old lags (who suffered 
same hell as Mr Kelly) in staui 
resistance to the Idea, and a man 
of waverers. 

The jury is slid out. folks, so 
those pens a- scribbling. 



Amiga*, If I install this, fllesystern 
access CD software? If so, will I 
special interface or some sort ol 
hardware Id make CD-ROM 
my ECS-equipped machine? 

HTroitghton.tp 

rThe filesystem to which] 
refer is designed to mfie 
SCSI controlled CD- 
drive as if it were another Ai 
device such as a floppy or hard 
aod should give your system acct 
most non-program CD-ROMs *l 
comply to the ISO %60 standard- 

With the help of a SCSI intel 
card and a cheap CD-ROM fnim 
dealer you should be able to acce 
CD-ROM of clip art, test file 
graphics, though you won't, of to 
be able to play PC games. 

You should also have access 
various Amiga CD-ROMs such 
CDPD collection from Almitl 
Systems, but I am unsure about] 
possibility of playing bootable 
game disks. 

Download the archive and ch* 
documentation for yourself if you i 
full details, but always be awsrri 
this is not a CDTV Or CD32 
tor", but simply a filesystem by I 
some CDs can be read from. 



Amiga Computing March 1954 



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6 disks packed with Classic cars of all shapes and sizes. 

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EMC Volume 139-6 Disks - E16.50 - £56 Racing 

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EMC Volume 140-6 Disks - £16.50 - 256 Boats 

Power, Yachts, Military and jusl aboul every other type of boat' 

EMC Volume 141-5 Disks - £14.00 - 256 Trains 1 

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EMC Volume 142-5 Disks - £14.00 - 256 Trains 2 

2nd of our series of 256 Train vols-, containing Steam and E leclic locos! 

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3rd of our series of 256 Train vols, containing Sleam and Electic locos! 

EMC Volume 144 - 5 Disks - £14.00 - 256 Trains 4 

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EMC Volume 146-6 Disks - £16.50 - 256 Snow Scenes 

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EMC Volume 149-6 Disks - £16.50 - 256 WaterLife 2 
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EMC Volume 150 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - 256 Travel 
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Famous People, Waterlsle, Snow Scenes and Travel, 

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High quality clipart - Cricket, Martial Arts, Rugby, Skiing and more' 1 

EMC Volume 1 64 - 6 Disks - £1 6.50 - IFF Sports 3 

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EMC Volume 165-6 Disks - £16.50 - IFF Animals 6 

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; sh Houses. Electrics and loads of Metal/Woodworking Tools! 

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EMC Volume T 70 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - IFF Various 10 

2md of Borders. Furniture. Food. Toys&games, and heaps of Trains. 

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ECS Chicks 2 

.Enough to make you drooll 

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ECS Panorama 1 



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These VERY HIGH QUALITY images ass compatible with ALL Amigas artd ware 
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Mountains, Lakes, Trees, Landscapes - Great Scala B'drops/D Paint Picsi 

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EMC Volume 1 85 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - ECS Cars 2 

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EMC Volume 1 91 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - ECS Animals 4 

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EMC Volume 192 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - ECS Dogs & Cats 1 

Loads of very high quality piclures of Domestic Dogs and Cats. 

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EMC Volume 197-6 Disks - £16.50 - ECS Trains 

Packed full of pictures of Steam Trains and Deisel/Eieciric Locomotives 

EMC Volume 1 98 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - ECS WaterLife 
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EMC Volume 199 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - ECS World 1 

Pics of Egypt (mc Tutl), France, Greece, Italy, USA etc, (Holiday Videos?) 

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This volume contains a whole host of Birds. Insects and Dinosaurs. 

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EMC Volume 2B ■ 5 Dsks - £14.00 - Classic IFFOWrt 
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EMC Volume 34 ■ □ Disks - El 4.00 - IFF Animals J 

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EMC Volume 3* ■ a Disks ■ £22.00 ■ IFF Transport 

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Brf'rjrinra Basils, Krirfaa. WMPW* Cranora. Bailie*. Men JjiKj moman. 

FfcfC Vofume 39' - 5 Disks - £14.00 - IFF Fantasy 2 

C^monc. Luh'ls, r^nalari. Shu4fe Warncfs WrizhHH afKl ^i7SMR Btt 

EMC Volume 40 - 5 Dis^S - £14.00 - IFF Borders 

. g Rnrclnn ^ni-Tals.-rtCr™n HlK- Odam, Places and Ntflural. 

CTfC VolLme 41 - 6 Disks - E1S.SO - IFF People J 

i ra Mar WOUaHl ^'onuni; l-aniAsa and FflmoJe Pconm 

EMC Voluma 42 - 5 Disks - £14.00 - IFF Natural 

p,, ■■■■ Roaiiaa roaica r '.--' IL . "ij^-^ Soavsfy and uanhifl Ft«*ji 

EMC Volums 43 - 5 Disks - £14.00 - IFF Sflctls 

<. \fUcmiru l*»ai Tenr«. GUI. Walnr. Ball G»™« "IE- 

E'JHC Volume 44 - 6 Disks - £16.50 ■ IFr Education f 

BUm Sr.lma Chuirhw. ClvrK. Pncali Hislcr,' Wo« Map*. Bnrt Plams. 

EMC Volum* 4S - 5 Disks - £14.00 - IFF Various 1 

-'■- ,■■:! W'f-.:r , 

;2 

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EmCVoIuitw 47 - 5 Disks ■ £14,00 - IFF Humour 

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ragloa. OWs, Painlia. PWDturti. CammO", Fl«. BuK. e«= nnd Sptdani 

EMC Volume 52 - 5 Disks - C14.00 - IFF Animals 3 

Boavnra Gaitma HBms/ara, Dima. FmaB. FBrm Howa and Hattifia, 

EMC Volume 53 - 5 DisJ<5 - E1 4.00 ■ IFF Animals 4 

tracs SnalsaH T u nl»6 TiDp Fian. SaajFies'i*««i Fish, mods art im-t 

EMC Volume 54 - S Disks - E14.00 - IFF Animals 5 

Aoaa Eicp'iai-»!> Th'hUo; Ukub, Zcb'as. BUGii- T«*y HBarn. and irtns 

EMC Volume 55 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - IFF Flowers 1 

.vemu. Pans Chys. Ira. MunjaUS- OrsNgS, tliaa, PanKe»ieiS.. 

EMC Volume 56 - 6 Disks - E16.50 - IFF Flowers 2 

Hippos Puwcrs aiil Btunon Hi>wnr5'...A.rtluSl I* Bll Inosa nctanisSS iiul nwi*l 

EMC Volum* 57 - 6 Disks - £16,50 - IFF Flowers 3 

Halu-nas r U |(B and imia lki»«re' A'ldHai 'ni^l W *l Ifoia botanals of Hi""" 1 

EMC Volume 5& - 6 D.sks - £16,50 - IFF Trees 

Hjircam Oaft P«i Manfci, WJIowv Panns. Bontni art <Hhor Trass 

EWC Volume 59 ■ 6 Disks - £16,50 - IFF Plants I 

Ba-iiIkju Fjn^.is PM Harts. Gael- VuCSfl. BU*\i5l»i rnallas and KllB nxn»l 

EWC Volume 60 6 Disks - £16.50 - IFF Plants 2 

i luiUs. rows -elsren pUrts. ana irts ol OTUf planls 1 

EftfC Volume 61 - 6 Disfcs - E1 6.50 - IFF Mltitajy 

htriafi \fftf : Piinai Fqhhira, Tama, A<n VlHHll, if ips. TrjctS ano nw«i 

EMC Volume 62 ■ 5 Disks - £14.00 ■ IFF Fruit 

Atiaie* EbajpM Hr-fl^iaa Sbei^vS Qwrnng, Paaia, Plnaap(^*ftan(llos*mg™i 

EMC Volume 63 - 5 Disks - £14.00 ■ IFF PeoplgZ 

Babiaja (lif*. Jl t*ayt K<daS^jM J -*fi rir^ho^s, t-tx^iLa PwaiM 4r>n Wi maw 1 

filTC Volume 64 - 5 Disks - E14.M - ^FF P^rtp^ 5 

rirfti* Ccuploa KalrriC BOKlfl't Wonrnr^.a fioaia^ 1 LrKl^ 1 *. Hain;k.»ii-ig nrti. 

EMC Volume- 65 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - IFF Events 

p.lay Cnrrpra. Eartai. HallOi'Wfln Xn-a* anir nasr v ?n* J ^Vi5<ldr>g. 

EMC Vchlume 66 - 6 Disks - £16,50 - IFF Work 

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EMC Volurrw 57 - 6 Disks - £16.50 - IFFFoctf 1 

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EWC Volume 68 - 6 Disks ■ £16.50 - IFF Foo<J2 

DnnhB Haad. Mushioxim. S*»WEorn Craps. Woa. Criflr-rssma ac. 

EMC Vatume 69 - 5 Disks ■ £14.00 - IFF Science 

[ijcic.s Ara^an-> Zlci^aia r.twii.-il l-.vup"naiv, Nu'aaS. Op*OBn6 ale.. 

EMC Voluma 70 - 5 Disks - £14.00 - IFF Education 2 

EooKB Tanrrcs, Ftaloen. Wonjhip Mubic 4 Insirurianls. OaiXjng and mwa' 

EMC Volume 71 - 6 Disks - £16*50 - IFF Geogr$pt>y 

iRM rrDmihiT wdtH ■ »«.sil EflvlH A1nca. atrJiona, jndu . S AaftycS. ■U'abfc ale. 

EA-TCVoluma 72 - S Pl$k£ - E14.&0 - IFF l/arfoys 5 

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EMC Voluirw 73 - 5 Disks - £1 4.M - IFF Various 4 

rasflftt HDuaoi Ca1«|HB =-> T-aoHty, TMNT'jMles. Spewjy. OBByandmoral 

EMC Volumai 74 - 5 Disks ■ £14.00 - IFF Various 5 

Ofllca Eijlup Offlnd Gflirpulcs, Elaclra. OHV;b BoideR. *^a Bji.Pacpo 

EMC Volume 75 ■ a Disks - £14.00 - IFF Various 6 

*ir*='1uill BasMatbal' Soccar Hunlng, Funintl. Mart 1 * AiR. Fkwanaid Mam. 

EMC Volume 76 - 5 Disks ■ £14.00 - IFF Various 7 

UsjJu HDLBaA^Jd. Fan^BV. Cliaarl, eTngpsh SluD. Footwaar art mcra 1 



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EMC Volume 2 6 Disks £1 6,50 ■ PC ClipAri 

gan-i structLFEd dipa/l Hrt nrqcHpan CL*iK)uf»oj. P*rtan and lala nj'* J 

EMC Volume 3 - 2 Disks ■ £ 6.00 - P'stream Fonts 

0* Pa^Bl^an- *-arnnl Ionia. L-t-T^nMfl wnh ajl *-ar5lcnadl Pts3*6lf*iari 

EMC Volume 21 ■ 6 Disks - £16-50 - PCX Clipart 

(■c P'llranm jsera- *rirr»is ilartco-ns. CalS. (j>npu*'*. Sctioc., SpwlSalc. 

EMC Volume 32 - 6 Disks ■ £16.50 - IMG ClipAn 

Fo-1 F'suesm uwn Arrmali. Food. CBricons. Planla. msotls W*) Drnla. 

EMC Volume 33 - 6 DisVs - £16.50 - IMG ClipArt 

For^slrnam Usj— a - P*o^ft Chnsliraa. Bjiiirtas. Sports and Tianaporl. 

EMC Volume 45 - 5 Disfc& - £14.00 - Cotorfonts 

Mi.ta'il in .'.atnr'nnte lo> DPan-i B0B*1, OpaWtaan aae 

EMC Volume 49 ■ 5 Disks - £14.00 - CoiorFonts 

B3*5BandldPLHW lonft for UPwri. Scala. OlMVHMai ab; 

EMC Volume IB - 5 Disks ■ £16.50 - 60 PDraw Fonts 
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Typesmith Demo Disk £3.50 
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256 m eoLOtitt oitnpuie? for 
UGH UNO 'in nn miam 

Siendsrd IFF&56 tormal pics that will load direclly ifilo an^ 24 bit or 
AGA application such es Doaint 4.5, Opalviwoi\ ADPro ote. You 
can use these pics as WB backdrops on A120a/A4000'S. 

EMC Volume SO - 6 Disks ■ £16.50 - 256 Cars J 
Ferraris Corvette, Mercs. Formula 1, Sports Cars arw morel 
EMC Volume S9 - 6 Disks - £1 6.S0 - 256 Cars 2 
Porch«s, LaWTtios, Classic, E-Type. and US Sports Cars 
EJMC Volume 90 • 6 Diste - £16.50 - 256 Planes I 
Falcons Spitfire, Bombers, F-14"s. Tomcats and more! 
EMC Volume 91 - 6 Disks - E16.50 - 256 Planes 2 
F.15'3, F-16's. Harrier. Bl7s. Stealih Bombers and morel 
EMC Volume 92 - 5 Disks - £14.00 - 25£ Specs 1 
fhfi Earsh . NASA Space Shots. Lots ol Ptanets Brit, more! 
EMC Volume 93 - S Disks - E14-00 - 256 Soacv 2 
Enle'pnses. Spa^e Shuttles, NASA Shuts and morel 
EMC Volume 94 - 5 Disks ■ £14.00 - 256 Women 
Lois o1 Beau1tfb-I Women and Models 
EMC Volume 95 - 5 Disks - £1 4.00 ■ 256 Wildcats 
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EMU LATI O N 



They said it couldn't be done, 
but Utilities Unlitnited's 
EiflpUnt card brought colour 
Macintosh emulation to the Amiga in late 
1992, Because Amiga users were so 
amazed to be able to run top-of- the- line 
Macintosh products such as Adobe 
Photoshop and Quark XPress on their 
computers, they were willing to overlook 
Emplant's initial quirks and limitations. 

Emplatit's developer, Jim Drew, surfed 
the on-line networks providing support 
for the device and iaking in suggestions 
and complaints. 

Drew promised not only to enhance 
and improve the Macintosh emulation, 
but also to eventually release emulation 
module* for devices ranging from ihe 
Apple and IBM-PC to the Super Nintendo 
and Sega Genesis. 

More than a year later, has Emplant II 
delivered on its promises? Well, the 
answers are for the most part "yes", with 
an occasional "not yet, but we're working 
hard on U". 

Emplant's Macintosh emulation has 
matured to the point where an a properly 
equipped Amiga can indeed be a "better 
Mac than a Mac". The promised addi- 
tional emulation modules have yet to sur- 
face as of press time, however. 

But UU's Drew assured me at press 
time that new emulation modules are just 
around the comer, and sent me a beta ver- 
sion of the Emplant Apple II emulator ay 
proof. 

Emplant is a Zorro II expansion card 
that firs in the Amiga 1500, 2KS0, 300D, and 
4OG0. It's available in four caifi$xraftn£ 
The Basic Emplant, which simply includes 
the ROM sockets and chips needed to sup- 
port Emplant's various emulation mod- 
ules; the Deluxe Emplant, which adds two 
Appletalk-compatible RS422 serial ports 
and a SCSI interface; and models with just 
SCSI or just serial support. All of the mod- 
els can be expanded to the Deluxe specifi- 



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cation. Emplant currently ships with 
Macintosh emulation software, at v3,8 as 
of this writing. Apple I! emulation is just 
around the comer, and may be available 
by the time you. read this, And UU are 
hard at work on IBM 4BrS emulation for 
release later this year. 

DEVELOPMENT 

Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo emu- 
lation modules are under development by 
a European company and will be available 
srparatelv. 

UU have also greatly optimised the 
speed of the emulation, A 6Hfl4ft-equipped 
Amiga will perform very similarly to a 
real Macintosh equipped with the BanK- 
npeed processor, 

The Speedometer benchmark shows the 
A4u00/040 is similar lo the Mac Quadra 



700 in almost all benchmarks except for 
video. However, remember that while the 
machine is matching an equivalent 
Macintosh in speed ratings, it's running 
Amiga software at the same time! 

Hard drive speed is now about five 
times faster than In the original emula- 
tion, and is close to what you'll get from a 



real Mac, 

Video is another area that hat 
great improvement. The eariy versi«H 

Emplant constantly reminded you 
you weren't using a real Man" 
because screen updates were rela; 
slow when running in colour modes. 
Mow the emulation manages ab 



Macintosh emulation on the Amiga is 
becoming cheapen more powerful and| 

more popular. Denny Atkin looks at 
Emplant II, the latest upgrade of 
Utilities Unlimited'* acclaimed emulate 



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Putting on your Mac 

Early versions pi Emplant required a minimum 

63030 microprocessor few Macintosh emulation. 

Recent releases no longer require an MMU, so 

they'll work on a 68EC030 microprocessor, 

making the product usapto on the A400u703u. 
You'll want at least 4Mb of Fast RAM lor 

Macintosh emulation, but more «s preferable. 

And a hard drive is a must on the Macintosh, so 

it's a must here as weW- 

For Mac emulation, you'll also need ihe 

Macintosh operating system. This includes a 256k Macintosh ROM chip from a Mac 1 

or lira, and the Macintosh System 7.1 operating system disks, You can purchase a 

ROM chip from a number ol electronics suppliers, or if you own a proper Macintosh yea 

use the ROMIMFO program to copy the RO" 
a disk file wilhout removing them from yotf 
The newest retake of Ihe Macintosh e 
fan soflware is "32-bit clean" This rrai 
emulates the newest Macintosh m 
allows you to address more than 8Mb of R4 
ihe Macintosh sicte. 

Indeed, urilil 32-bit dean support was j 
you were hard-pressed to get Emplant i 
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EMU LATION! 



Apple Who' 



jh Hie IBM 486 emulation is still a few months away, 
I Unlimited are ready to unleash a second emulation - □( 
Jbsjc Apple II computer. 

' as strange as il sounds, as over here in the Stales 

pple II was (he computer d choice lor school systems 

ut the 1960s (il was our equivalent of Ihe Beeb). 

schools still use these machines, so an emulator will 

young students to practice with their Apple educational 

'i-is at home on the Amiga. I tested a nearly final beta ver- 

!he Apple 1 1 emulation and was quite impressed, You'll 

:':ess to an Anginal Apple II machine to clump its ROMs 

rniga; From there, it's easier to use than a real Apple. 

! :a use there's no easy way to read Apple disks on an 

though, you'll need to transfer the files you want to use 

•odem, The emulation will load Apple disk Image files (simi- 

BUS archives on the Amiga) and boot them just like a real 

You can line! plenty ol files to Iry out on Apple BSS sys- 



tems. The emulation is quite speedy, providing full Apple II per- 
formance even on a slock A 1200. That's the most impressive 
thing, since previous Amiga emulation modules of 6502-based 
computers have been pokey slow. 

Although Apple graphics are quite nasty 10 look at, the emu- 
lator does give you a way to run some classics such as 
Galaxian and Wizardry on your Amiga. Still, this emulation wilt 
likely be ot interest primarily to Amigans who started out as 
Apple users, or whose kids use Apples at school. 

The emulation not only multitasks with Amiga software, but 
with the Mac emulation as well - memory permitting, you can 
run one instance of each Emplant emulation simultaneously with 
all the others. 

Since UU riow have a working emulator of a GSQJJ-based 
computer. C-6-1,'128 and Atari 400/800 emulation modules are- 
planned too, UU plan lo make all of these available tree oi 
charge. 



I of the update speed of a real Mat 
annin^ in 256 colours on an AGA 
or 16 colours on an ECS Amiga, 
sn'i perfect, but iy plenty fast 
ur games such as Falcon MC and 
3m. If you're serious about 

emulation, though, and you 
use high -powered Macintosh 
diting software such as 
op, you'll want to invest in a 
wird tor your Amiga, 
int now supports the Retina, 

Rainbow Til, Merlin, Piccolo, 
i. .md Visions boards. Depending 

id, Emplant supports 24-bit 
and resolutions up to 1,600 x 1,200 

lh & fas,t board like the Rainbow 



you can expect graphics just as fast as 
thnM- ot ,i rv.ij M.icillfewh II ■.mi doft'l 
need 24-bit colour, though, you're likely 
to find that ibv AGA ^phii-v .in' .pi-.h- 
usable; using the Super72 mode you can 
run the emulation in £32 * 624 resolution 
in 256 colour?. 

SOUND 

Fmplant is no longer mute - the latest 
releases support fuil stereo Macintosh 
round, and do a gimd \vb nt it Sounds 
play smoothly from Macintosh games 
such as SimCity 2000, 

There are a number of options for disk 
storage. The easii -: ■.■. ay to get up and 
running is to buy an Emplant with the 
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operating system is so large, a 4Mb Macintosh 
is about as cramped as a 1Mb Amiga - it's 
usable, but don't plan on running high-powered 
image-processing programs or on multitasking 
much. 

With 32-bit clean support, I'm now able lo 
emulate a 9Mb Macintosh on my 12Mb Amiga 
4000 - far more useful 'or productivity work. 
Memory isn't shared with the Amiga side oi 
I you tell Emplant how much to dedicate In Macintosh emulation whan you first start 
•»-j<ai'.or. 

■">. want to make mare memory available to the Amiga side, you'll need lo shul down 
fen, change the allocation, and Ihgn restart it, 
32-bit clean emulation means that Emplant no longer requires a memory-manage- 
so it's, now compatible with the 
HJ processors found in some GVP 
i and in the A4QDCTO0. 
?r if possible you'll want to run the 
on an MMU-equipped machine, as 
without one will have much slower 
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Macintosh SCSI drive into the back of the 
card, Mac SCSI drives generally come 
with the System 7 software already 
installed, so it's a simple matter of plug- 
and-go. 

With Amiga drives you have three 
option!,: You can format an 
entire drive as a Macintosh 
drive, choose a partition and 
format it for the Mac, or use the 
Hardfilo support. 

Hard file support is similar to 

the virtual drives used by 

Commodore's Uridgt-hoard - ft 

large file is created on an Amiga 

hard drive partition that looks lo the 

Macintosh like a hard drive, 

This isn't as fast as dedicating a real 
partition to the Macintosh emulation, but 
it has the advanlagt ot buing v.\^\ \<< -it 
up and it can be backed up with a stan- 
dard Amiga hard drive backup program. 
Emptant's SCSI adaptor fully emulates 
a real Macintosh SCSI port, so you can 
attach nearly any Mac SCSI expansion 
device there, I've run both a Bernoulli 
removable hard disk ,nul an Apple 
CD3Q0 double-spin CD-ROM drive on 
the port with no problc-ms, even running 
Macintosh CD-ROM games. 

Putting a CD-ROM on the Em plant's 
SCSI port has the added ad vantage of 
allowing you to use the drive on both the 
Amiga md Mac ikies oi the computer. 

Floppy support is a bit more problem- 
atic. When Emplant first shipped, I'l 
offered a device called Sybil that allowed 
the Amiga in rrid NUOk Macintosh turmat 
disks. However, the device never would 
reliably write Mac disks (Macintosh fiDQk 



The shape 
of things 

to come 

As mis article was gang to press. UU were 
hand al work on a major revision, Emplan; 
4,0, which should be available by the time 
you read ihis. 

Utilities Unlimited^ Jim Drew tot me m on 
what was coming up in this revision: if all al 
these lealures don't make it into 4.0, they'll 
be in releases that follow soon alter. 

After this wish-tisf is implemented, Drew 
will put aside the Mac emulation module and 
dive into finishing the IBM 4B6 emulation. 

First and foremost on the upgrade list is 
support for using the Amiga's serial and par- 
allel ports from the Macintosh side. The 
emulation will be able to pass data transpar- 
ently back and lorth to either port. 

The exciting thing, though, will be a new 
Chooser extension that wilt let you print 
directly from your Macintosh applications to 
a Preferences pnnter driver - no more hunt- 
ing down a Macintosh -side driver for the 
printer of your choice! 

The current file-transfer mechanism wilt 
be replaced by a new MultiFS filesystem 
driver. Similar to CrossDOS in concept, ihis 
driver will allow both the Amiga and Mac 
Sides lo accEss any supported Hie formal, so 
you could, for instance, write data to a 
Macintosh high-density disk horn an Amiga 
program 

CONVERTING 

This tfrjver will feature plug-in translation 
modules for converting: between popular 
Amiga and Macintosh hie formats - every- 
thing from converting plain Ascii text to 
translating various graphics- formats as 
they're copied. 

Support for virtual memory is on the wish 
list, as is support tor multiple monitors. Wrth 
this capability, you could, for instance, dis- 
play a 24-bi| Macintosh picture on your 
Picasso board full-screen while keeping all 
your toolboxes and menus on a taster 16- 
colour Amiga screen, 

Finally, there's the- long-awaited PCMCIA 
Emplant for the Amiga 1200. This will be a 
small box that has aEl the features of (tie 
Zorro II card - dual serial and SCSI options 
included - except it won't have ROM 
sockets. 

A parallel port ROM reader will be avail- 
able for transferring your Mac ROMs to the 
At 200 if you need it. It will sell for the same 
price as the original Emplant. 

Many A120Q owners will be happy just to 
have a PCMCIA SCSI option, never mind 
the bonus ot the emulation Although the 
PCMCIA Emplant will function with a stock 
A1Z0Q, you'll be happier with the perfor- 
mance of the Mac emulation if you add an 
accelerator board. 

The design of this board has been com- 
pleted, but UU has been unable to procure 
enough PCMCIA connectors to go into pro- 
duction due to industry shortages. The com- 
pany hopes to have it available this Spring, 



Amiga Computing March 1994 



EMU LATION 



disk drives actually vary their speed ay 
they spin, so standard Amiga disk drive* 
can't rvjd disks crested by them). 

Sybil is no longer available, so cur- 
rently the only options for reading 800k 
disks are to connect an A-Max fir Mac-2- 
IX IS cartridge and a real Mac disk drive, 

NIBBLE 

However, UU soon plan to release a 
small board that will plug into the back 
of an Amiga disk drive that will not only 
allow Emplant to read and write SOOk 
Mac disks, but wit! also function as a nib- 
ble copier, 

Emplant will directly read disks cre- 
ated by the A-Max and Spectre Mac emu- 
lators, though, so if you're upgrading 
from Dne of those (emulator;, you're in 
luck- 
On a happier note, Emplant will 
directly read and write Macintosh 
l.UMb'high-density disks if you have a 
high -density disk drive on your Amiga; it 
currently has trouble writing to disks if 
you're in 25iWolDur mode, but Drew said 
this problem should be cured before this 
article sees print. 

Since all current Macs include high- 




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density disk drives, more and more Mac 
suftware is atming on the*e disks. 

The two RS-422 serial ports will allow 
yon to attach a modem, printer, or 
AppieTalk network. These work very 
well, except that some A4D00 users with 
earlv-revision Buster chips in their sys- 
tems may find problems with the 
AppleTalk support. 

]f you plan to hook an. A400D/ Emplant 
combo into a. Mac network, it might be a 



£<>ud idea to have your local service cen- 
tre update your A4(100 J s Buster chip to 
the blest revision. 

Transferring files between the 
Macintosh and Amiga sides of your com- 
puter is now possible thanks to the 
recently added file copy functions. Vou 
can use a file requester to move any file 
between the Amiga and Macintosh, sides 
of things. 

Translation is presently limited to the 



automatic recognition of Macfli: 
downloaded files, but a future uj 
promises to add sophisticated Rk 
version capabilities, such as the aH 
convert Amiga AnimU- format anirru 
to QuickTime format as they're cop* 



How compatible is it? 



So how wetl does Emplant perform as a 
Macintosh? Very. As mentioned earlier, 
processing performance is very similar to 
a real Macintosh running the same pro- 
cessor, bu! with I he added benefit ol 
oeir»g able la run Amiga software at the 
same lime. 

Compatibility is superb. I tested a 
dozen major productivity applications - 
such as Photoshop, Quark XPress, 
Fractal Design Painter, and Quicken - 
and Ihey all worked wilhout a hitch. The 
only problem I had was an occasional 
crash with Microsoft Word, which UU are 
looking into, Word is notoriously flaky, 
even on some real Macs. 

A testament lo the emulator's compat- 
ibility is its ability to run games flawlessly, 
1 ran Falcon MC, Star Trek: 25th 
Anniversary, SimCity 2000, Spectre 
Supreme, and Maelstrom (the best 
Asteroids game ever designed lor a com- 
puter) on my Emplant system without a 
hitch. 

Even though 256-cufour AGA video only rates aboul 
0.62 the speed ol a real Macintosh 11 on the Speedometer 
benchmark, the system provided smooth performance for 
all these games. 

Note that some older Macintosh programs may have 
problems when running in 32-bit clean mode or with the 
68040 copyback caches active. 

This isn't endemic to Emplanl, but is simply a problem 
with poorly written Mac software that owners of real Maes 
lace as well - its similar lo the situation Amiga programs 
that won! work right on the A 1200 or A4000. Such prob- 
lems can be worked around by turning ott the caches or 
32-tat support, just like with a real Macintosh. 

Utilities Unlimited have been very good about Imng any 
problems with the emulation when users report a program 
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Macinlosh applications co-exist peacefully with Amiga 
programs nowadays; early versions of Emplant would 
someiimes crash when you tried lo use comms software 
while running She Mac emulation, but hkfi most of the other 
teething pains that problem has been cured. 

Having a Mac and Amiga in the same box is very 
advantageous. For instance, you could lake a 24-brt TIFF 
graphics file, touch it up in Adobe Photoshop on the Mac 
side, then use the file transfer mechanism to move it over 
to Ihe Amiga side lor further processing with Art 
Department Professional. 

The final result could then be moved back lo the Mac 



and inserted into a desktop publtst 

program. The Macintosh is a much p 

expensive machine to equip for ■. 

work than the Amiga. With Emplanl 

can use Mac software to touch up v 

images, then move them to Ihe Am( 

side for output - the besl ol bolh wortai 

Emplanl's add-on ports are us« 

not only for the Mac emulation, but I 

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includes empscsi. device M 

empser.oevic* which lei you utilise * 

SCSI and serial ports under AmigaDOS 

The SCSI support is a real bow « 

A40DQ owners, allowing them to eas* 

connect CD-ROM drwes or move SQ 

hard drives over from older Amiga 5X 

terns, The controller isn'l as fast as I 

hot Zorro 111 SCSI-1 1 boards, bul tru 

again for ihe price of one of those - 

can buy an Emplant compieie with ■ 

ROMs. 

Setting up a SCSI device on 
Amiga side isn't an easy operate: 
though. The cumeni empscsi.device doesn't support i 
boot or auto-mounting, $o you'll need lo use something I 
the freely distributable SCSImounter program to i 
AmigaDOS recognise the drive; it can be partitioned 
formatted using HDToojBok. 

Since the board doesn't auto-boot on the Amiga 
(the Mac side does), it works besl as an add-on conn 
for systems like the A4000. Auto-boot capability may I 
later - the Emplant board has provisions for a small 
tery-baeked block of RAM that can hold auto-boot I 
drive code. 

The serial ports are fully functional with any An 
oomms software that allows you to specily a repflacen 
for senal.device. II you need a couple ol extra ports for J 
with a bulletin board system or for basic serial networkr 
Emplant wilt do the job, 



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twrar iurptlit - thii *W tan do It oil,,, 

.'.M after several years in the busi- 
ness I'm still amazed by the occa- 
sional release which sets 
lUndards (or creativity and artist 
(unity, 

si the arrival of Humanoid 's I'm once 
reassured that there is indeed more- to 
Biiga than just profit, play and occa- 
pfoduetivity. 

you can see, Humanoid is yet another 

Tt Ski the Amiga's ever growing ray trac- 

repertoire - which in this case provides 

mily lit beautifully sculpted fig- 

>fcr both Lightwave and Imagine 

before knuckling down to the 

I'd like to explain why I'm so 

Weed with what appears to be just 

her collection of 3D objects. Firstly 

» the obvious quality' of the figures and 

hand and facial gi"-t-.irrv. 

ever modelling skill is only the 

j> as each model has been designed 

mate effortlessly between the various 

k hand and body poses. 

Btts is seen at its best ccmrtesv of the van- 

mg and walking scenes which come 

of the collection. The attention, to 

Hid overall quality are quite simply 

uhtaking. 

U*s due to the limitations of print, Ifs 

i to appreciate just how good these fig- 

■ . . il I v are. Even these impressive stills 

omparison when you see them, run- 

| walking, speaMng and dare I say evert 

MXei such a glowing introduction you 
\ be wondering, exactly what makes the 
uvanoid collection SO human. Basically the 

the system is the ability of both 
Nwave and Imagine to build hierarchi'. ,il 
its and morph between them. Thanks to 

a of both techniques Tim. Wilson has 
*st banished that ubiquitous mechanical 

. often di^f 3D modelling, 
rhanks to the hierarchical design, basic 
Jy parrs can be appended together and 
Wequently animated via key fram.es to 

■ basic articulation for running, walk- 

I'itngand soon. 
However what about expression and even 
■ch? Hierarchical techniques are useless 




sculpture 

Get ready to be amazed as 

Paul Austin explores Humanoid, the 

next generation in 3D modelling > 



and as a consequence it's here where mor- 
phing really comes into its own. 

Thanks to a mixture of careful design and 
cooHpmmale modelling skill., Tim has cre- 
ated a whole series of expressions and 
phonemes for each model which courtesy of 
their identic*] points can be morphed dur- 
ing animation , 

As a result, making a model speak is sim- 
ply a matter of morphing from one 
phoneme head to the next - at which point 
the model will mouth the phonetic elements 
which make up the words you require. Tim 
has even included a section in the excellent 
50-page manual diagramming which 
phonemes to use for specific letters and 
sounds, 

The same applies to emotions, depending 
on your needs your character couid be 
angry, sad, happy or whatever, All you need 
do is tell the software at which point, and 
how quickly, to morph between the various 
I'm ntional states, 

Using the same principles, hands can be 
animated between a variety of positions 
enabling your characters to point at an 



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Aflrtough the Complete collection ol models include a man, e strong man and a woman 
i with their own heads, hands and motion paths, you also receive a child. 

However il you want your new family to experience parenlhc-od you must first send 
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Leaving this obvious marketing ploy aside, registration will ensure up-to-vhe- minute 
rtofmaHon on new products. For example Crestline plan lo release a new collection ol 
seamless human figures and animal models later this year which will take advantage ol 
bones and skeletal morphing within Imagine 3.0, 



object, pick il up, 
shake hands, ware, 
grasp suriifthing, « 
grip It tightly and \ 
even form a fist and « 
destruv it 

As if that wasn't 
enough. Tim. has also added the 
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the figures are all made up of 
the same number of points 
and polygons. As a result it's j 
just as easy to morph between ' 
the man, woman and child as it 
is to alter facial expressions. 

This attention to detail Is even 
more impressive when you con- 
sider that all me figures are hand 
built and not simply sucked inti 
the machine v La a 3D digitiser, 

Basically Tim Wilson's new col- 
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so richly deserves Tim Wilson's cre- 
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If you can afford it and have the neces- 
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for the Lightwave or Imagine versions 
respectively, plus the recommended 030 or 
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Unfortunately Crestline do not yet have a 
European distributor so I'm afraid you'L! 
have to entrust a postal order to the US mail, 
However keep a close eye on the news 
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£321.99 

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• JMM<Acce»trhi>« ■JlWKB irwwtar rite 

Internal .12 1 9.99 External . £3 1 4. 99 
I GVP A400B SCSI controller.^ 1 22.99 



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20Mb *£&9.99 «0Mh. ...*£ 1 79-99 

l20Mb-*£2l9,99 aOMb.„,*£ 195,99 

I 2 1 0Mb- *£349,99 "jw** Add iio.M (or fitting 

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All our printers come with ribbon/toner, 
printer drivers (if available}, paper ft cables!' 

CA NON 
Canon BJ I Osx... 1 1 99,99 

Laser quality output- Large bufffr 

Canon BJ200 ....£304.99 

J fnagfi a min speed, 3*5 dpi, imaJE footprint & BO 

pagr ^liff-rfrc-dcr 

CanonBJ230 „„„,„£3S9.99 

wide carri^gf- version aTabovv 

Canon BJJ00.,,, .£419.99 

tK-ilnlnp huhhlr |el wkhlairr quality 

Canon BJ 3 3 0. £46 4.9 9 

Wide carTiugf •*■*• r'llnn of the HJ.3 BO 

CanonBjC600Colour....£S74.99 

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BJ 1 Autosheetfeeder....£4999 
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New! ABC Colour printer..* 1 89.99 

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Swift 90Colour .,...£ 1 69.99 

Exrllroe value » plfl enlour. Highly rwommrmded 

Swift 200 Colour..,,., £204.99 

Sirn" output a>tne 140*1"* wirthlnS fafHWet 

Swift 240 Colour.....,......£249-99 

H pin, HOf pi draft, IB (on!S, qunrt mode, HOip*- 

P ro jet 1 1 „„„„„£254.99 

new InJijiM printer wh* lnjiic in auto she«[ *i?edrr 

Swift Auto Sheetfeeder.. £79.99 
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HP Deskjet Portable £274.99 

HP5 1 mono....... £255.99 

HP 500 Colour ....,,,.£309.99 

HP 550 Colour £446.99 

4 times faster than the HPSOuC,',' 
All HP printers come with a J year warranty 

SEJJKOSHA 
SeikoshaSP- 1 9O0.......,„£ 1 24.99 

Seicosha SP-2400. -.£ 1 54.99 

SeikoshaSL-90 .......,£ I S9.99 

SeikoshaSL-95,,.... ..£295.99 

SeikoshaSpeedjet300..£3 1 9.99 
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Star LC20 , .........£ 1 32,99 

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fonli, push button opcnUlOn. 

StarLC 1 00 colour......„.£ 1 39.99 

» pin cc tour, B turn*, I M cp» draft, 45 tpi NLQ 

StarLC200 colour„,„..£l9S.99 

9 pin cdIout', ft fonts, 37 S tp* d^fr, 4-J cps NLQ P A4 

landscape pri'irni,; 

NEW! Star LC24-30 Col £229.99 

NEW.' Star LC 24-300 Col ... .£ 299. 99 

24 pinquailiiy, 2 Ifttpi draft,*? "tpiLQ, UK buffer 
expindiblo to 4flK, I 4 louts and quiet mod*. 

Star LC24 -200 colou r. . . . £ 2 64 .9 9 

Colour »e r^lnn with JBR buffer expandable to UK 



All our monitor; art UK spet. All monio 
come cumpletE with & free Amiga lenT 



GOLDSTAR SVGA .28 dt 

Colour monitor with o yencom 
only £249.99 

| SharpTVj f Monitor....only£l89.»1 

includ** r*rrvnte control 

COMMODORE I 084ST 

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only £199.99 

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only £28499 

COMMODORE 1942 
| Dualsync, ,iadp! only £349.9< 

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multisync ,28idpi only £379.99 I 

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I vear warrant* only £399.99 | 

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only £194.99 
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only £439.99 

Star SJ 48 Autosheet feeder. .£49. 99 

PRINTERCpNSUMABLES 

anon SJ 10 cartridge .£19,fl* 

Citizen Swirt mono ribbon,,..,— , ..,...£4.99 

Citizen Swift Colour tlb hqri ...* , • ..*••, —£ 1 3 .99 

Citizen Swift cover.. „,.. J ,.. U . £4,99 

Double life 500 cartridge*,.,...^.,-,,...^ — L74.W 

HPSOO mmno cartridges,.., .-,..,...„.£ 1 4,99 

Rc-Irk Spcay for rrnjni> ribbons. ,„.tl 1-99 

Slaj-LC I Oi'M cover- .tl.Vy 

SiArSJ4Beartrirlg« ^„.„ ..„.£IH.99 

Star SJ 1 44 cartridge {pack of 3 )„„..„--£42.99 

Star SJ4&JBJ I C Refill kit....... „....„ £ 11,99 

St.ii SJ 1 44mona cartridges (J frtckl—. £ 1 6.99 

StarSJ L44 colour cartridges (1 pack), -ii HS.99 

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Sportster 1 4400 FAX £24S.99 

Worid Port 1 4400 +FAX..™ £2 S I . ?9 

|GourierHST(l6,B)., .£449.99 

Courier Vllbis Terbo +F AX £449,99 

CourierHSTfDuaJ I A.8 Fax £486.91 

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Unpopulated ...... only £ | b.99. ..£ 23 .99 

listed to 5 1 ZK.on i y 1 1 9. 9?.. . £ 2 8 . 9 9 
ilated to I M b..an I y 122, 99.., £33,99 

A&0& OR A 1 200 RAM card £ i 1 4.99 

A600 OR AI200 RAM card, £149,99 

\IQA AS00 5 1 2K RAM by PRIMA 
fa- the original I.2M ,3 AMJfaTLonly £ 1 3.99 



32 BIT RAM (for A4000 etc) 



i Mb SIMM , ....£39.99 

IMbSIHM £79.99 

«Mb SIMM £ I 54.99 

1 Mh S IM M i|only for H,crobori£t)£3Q?.99 



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Co processors for the A4G0D 
■fotorola 4S8B2 PLCC(3 JMr*z),.£T4,99 

Co processors for Mrcroborir j 
Motorola onflBl PGt . (33Mhi),.£79.99 
Motorola 61882 PGA (40Mhz)..£B9.?9 
Motorola 68 Bft2 PGA { SOMhz). £ IJ7.99 

(for Hkrt>bi*tics bnardx inc ffyilal (hip) 

l mb by Br? SI MMS ( I Mb) £3 4.99 

4 Mb by 9 51 M MS (4 Mb) £ 1 44.99 

I Mb by 4 DRA MS( I Mb )„„, £4 2. 99 

I Mbby4ZIPS(l Mb)...._„._...£39.99 
2S6by4DRAM(D<Li> 

+* (5 I2K).,...., , £3.99 

•* { I M b)... ........„.......„.,..„......£ 3, 94 

16+ (2Mb) _ £3.89 

Kiekstart L3,..„, „ £ 1 7.99 

Wekstart2,04... t , m ..„ . .£14.99 

Matter Agnes 83 7 2 A ..... ...O 5.99 

Super Demise., .„.,„.. ...,£16.99 

*S7I -0326 Keyboard contnjtter.^ 1 3.99 
CIA 8 5 20A I rO controller ., £7 ,9 9 



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L I software Amiga upgrade kit.. ..£49,99 

Directory Opus 4 „„.. hhhh £45.99 

Kindwords 3..... , £24,99 

Maxiplan 4 spreadsheet £24,99 

Sea la 1 . 1 3 ,...,,,,... .. r ...„„.£49.99 

Page&tream 1,2 DTP,.. £64.99 

XCopy Pro plus hardware £25.99 

I TtthrtOSound Turbo,...,.., £1 9,99 

I Techno sound Turbo 2 , £17.99 

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| Fujitsu Brace 200. Incjet (I letc).a00,(K>| 

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from £179.99 

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Mega Lo Sound....,,.,,..,,. £25.99 

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flVS THUMPCAHD IDE controller similar I 
ta the GVP hard drive far the A500. Space 
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only- £49 99 

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only £99.99 ond*™. 

Colour version only £239.99 

EPSON GT45O0 Colour 
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only £5 87. SO f^mt^4mlk^4tm 
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AMIGA I 200 RAM 



The HAWK 
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i MB RAM........ .,,,£94, ?9 

2 MB RAM £124,99 

4 MB RAM , £1 94.99 

1 MB RAM , £389.99 

1 MB & 20 MHZ CO PRO,.. ..£144.99 

2 MB & 33 MHZ CO PRO £194.99 

4 MB & 40 MHZ CO PRO £289.99 

« MB & 40 MHZ CO PRO, ...£489,99 

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SUPRA A500 RAM 



- '"ply the beat! Fits onto the s.idV ^pisiiikm purl 
*«(o toiifijurei-wiEh no software parching, 

•Mb pop t D 2Mb,,.-,.,,,,. £l 59.9? 

1Mb pop to 4 Mb,, ..,£214.99 

1Mb pop to S Mb,.„,„.™.„,... £3 19.99 

~b pop to 2 Mb for 20D0M5Q0 range.* 149,99 



IGVP PRODUCTS 



Alpha Data Me§a Mouse «%> rating, in 

Dpi. £ 1 2.99 or £ 1 4.99 ftn-4<n>Dpiyer.ior, 

jDATALUX CLEAR MOUSE H. g h 

quality clear 2 button mum I 1 9 . 99 1 

Zydec Trackball £29.99 

| Golden. Image Trackball. .£3 7.99 



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\NEW! AMITEC I mb 3,5" drive 

I Feature* And Click, Anti Virus, Sony Heeh, 1 year I 

Iwamnty ...... Oflfy £58.99 1 

PrimaAddup3.5 N, .„.Cinly£56.99| 

I meg high quality mtannal drive « a low price. 

| Cum ana 3* 5".*. only £56.99 1 

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OPALVISION 



14 bit grip hfea f *rH t v i deo lyitWII for th« I S09 | 

Hott. i 3afl0. l 4aO&. IndudEiiDftwin bundtn 

only £S09.99 with Imagirte 2.' 



PICASSO 



Mi?4v generation retar^etablft jraph.c^ hi* arrived I 
with Ihii true 14 btt^riphiei, bewtrd tor the AKHHK' [ 

I Mb version ,...,.£269.91 

2Mb version. ...... ,.„„..„., £325, 9| 



ASO0 products 

HOfl+^OMb drive r „„£ | 27.99 

HDS+rtlMh drlv* ,.£ 1 97.99 » 

HD8+i'IUJMhdriif < c „ „„..£397.v9 , 

Kiati Emulator rcfrHDa+iASJO.,,, £94.99 1 

A 1 200 Products 

H Mhz 64O02 for A 1 200 SCSHR AM., ,,.£? 7 ,9? 
titernjl SCSI kit SCSIiRAM „ £47.99 "^ 

MEWi Al 230 MK IE Accelerator Board 

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GENLOCKS 



Commodore A2100 internal Genlock 
only £ I 19.99 

GVP Genlock only £297.99 1 

leacui-«t profeHlonal SVHS output 

Rocgen Plus..,„„„..only £ I *19.99 1 

includm dual (ontroi for overlay and keyhole tt- 
fecn, #i U-i RGB pm thru. Now A 1 100 compatible' 

Rendale 8802 FMC.only £ 1 69.99 



ROM BO PRODUCTS 



Netv.'VJDI l2RealTime.£l34.99 

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TurN ACA support 

New.' VIDI 24 Real Time,£223.99 

14 bit quality real lime tulimr di E ittiiii( frant any 
ridrn iouk*. Full flGfl support 

NeTV.'VIDI I2AGA £74.99 

Fil II iuppuc t Tor AG A cliipiec . Cu9ou. iinajc I tapturp if 
In Itll than a ictanu, mono i m , EE9 ln real time with 
any xidco louttt. HoMlaaldaf ah*, nir I -pun-. 

VIDI I 2 SOUND & VISION AGA 

with built in Hegtmlx Hutcr .....£98.99 

TAKE2 £37.99 

Fe^lurEi iniludr load and lave from D. Paint 

animabioni and IFF fllei. Supports HAM graphics, 

Megamix Master £29-99 

■ hit, high ipet' sampler. Spr-rial t'lft'tti include 
echo ihai can be added in reaJ f iniy, Tully multitask injj 
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MICROBOTICS 

Nl'w M \IU for A J lit VFllJlUp to J It Ml> fj![ HnM 1 

MI23(lXA33Mhz, 0Mb £245.99 

M 1230 XA 4tPMhl, 0Mb £264.99 

M 1230 XA SOMhi. 0Mb £329.99 

St. L RAM & CUSTOM CHIPS" 

section for prices on Co-pro'* and 32 

bit RAM. Call for prices on upgrade; 

fromMBXHOOZ to MBXI230XA 

GVP 

A 1 2 JEl/DMb RAM for Al 2fl0..onfy £264,99 
A 1 230/ 1 Mb RAM for A 1 200 .only £384,99 

4882 Co FYd for AS 30 only £| 29,99 

I SOOrtOOO G-FORCE 030-2 SM Hi with 4Mb 3 1 

bit RAM only £4 79.9 9 

C-Force 03ft 40MHz with 4Mb 32 bit RAM 
only £729.99 

NEW.' SUPRA ACCELERATOR 

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A I 500,' 2000 
28 Mhi, uses A5DD tide port so 
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Real Time A 1 2B6 inrr™ a| i. luck nradule nnly ( I 2-f ? 

Muusefjnyiticii manual port iwitc her. .i.ii.'j I I L »o 

Compurcr Wloeo Start Switch „,„„onl^f I S.« 

ifJi'4 way Parallel pnrw^liartrs £FOA 
ftlfllgi Sound fnriaiKEr FI[H h f Omega r"rn|>co.. Htar [h« 
*nnlti'i iuund like jou'w rmi^p htard it ieture! _...£J*,49 

QUALITY MOUSE MATS. „......, Q.W 

lij CAPACITY OISK BOX... __ it.<n 

IB CAPAClTV DISK BQJC .,«.»» 

40 CAP LOCKASLE DISK BOX,.,, - «.»> 

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"ttt* purtfcaiHJ mith odicr pruWt W ptien iwfinf 1 <f itmn. 

AMIGA ASOO OUST COVER. „,„„,*' J, V» 

AMIGA t00 COVER. ...„„ .,.«.»» 

I 4" MONITOR DUSTCQVCn fi.»» 

II" MONITOR DUSTCOVER...... ^ii.tt 

AMIGA TO SCART CABLES „„„„..„i?.*? 

STD Li METRE AMIGA PRtMTER LEAO H.n 

MOQEM AND NULL MODEM CABLES £».«« 

AMIGA CONTROL STATIONS 

AJ0Q or 1 100 VERSION „ „£3 MS 

A*00 VERSION, „,..„ „_„^ tin.?. 



«M Hz tuOECJO, 4MB RAM, 4UHHi FPU.....£S44.99 

SOU Hi 68D39, QMS RAM, No FPU a 74.99 

Other ttNifif; jrat-ons available „„„....., LFOA. 

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♦OfJS+MlMb hard drive , C 197,99 

♦MH+'BOMbhArdtJrivc „...J297.99 j 

4M8+f(2&r-lb bai-dun-i.fi-.. , £3?7.99 I 



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Dual, High-Density Floppy Drive 

• More storage than any other Amiga floppy drive 
featuring 960K and 2Mb extended formats and 
up to approx.2Mb (DD) or 4Mb (HD) using 
automatic, real-time compression. 

• Faster than any other Amiga floppy drive. 

• Workbench 3.0 DCFS filing system 
(Kickstarts 1 .2+), 

• Transparently supports all Amiga tiling systems 
and disk capacities: 8H0K, 1.76Mb, OFS, FFS 
etc. Fully compatible with the A4000's high- 
density disks. 

• Built in protection against booth lock viruses. 

• Autoboot feature with ail Kickstarts, 

• Compatible with the KCS Power PC Board. 

• Works with all Amigas running Kickstart 1 .2 or 
higher. 

• Includes hard drive backup software. 

• Reads and writes PC disks on any Amiga. 

• High-speed analogue external disk copier. 

• Includes software track display. 

• Low -power consumption. 

• Low -profile case - colour matched to Amiga. 

• Easy to install and customise. 

• Whisper quiet NEC mechanisms. 

• Hardware compatible with Blitz, Synchro 
Express. Cyclone and Cyclone T2. 

• Developed in the Netherlands by Kolff Computer 
Supplies, producers of the acclaimed KCS Power 
PC Board. 




"It is 
the most 
important 

and singularly useful 

product I have seen since Amiga Shopper 

began." Amiga Shopper - January 1994 



Comparison by Feature 


Features 


Competitor 


KCS HD 1 


Kickstart * 


2.04+ 


1 .2 or better 


Double-density 


a80K formatted 


better than 2Mb 


High Density 


1.76Mb formatted 


better ttian 4Mb 


Filing Systems 






FFS 


Workbench 2.04+ 


yes - all Amigas: 


International 


Workbench 2-1.+ 


Yes - all Amigas 


PC 720K 


Workbench 2.1+ 


Yea - all Amigas 


PC 1 Am 


Workbench 2,1 + 


Yes - all Amigas 


DCFS 


Workbench 3.0 


Yes ■ all Amigas 


Software 






HD backup 


At extra cost 


Yes. Software inc 


Track Display 


No 


Yes 


FastCopy 


No 


Yes 


Copier Hardware 






Synchro Express 


At extra eosi 


Internal emulation 


SIltE 


At extra cosi 


Internal emulation 


Cyclone 


At extra cost 


internal Emulation 


Clone T2 


At extra cost 


Internal emulation 



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Patents Ad 1988 

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the practice of piracy. To use the copier 

hardware you must purchase your own 

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tnce that cheeky little upstart the 
BJ1U started the ball rolling by 
knocking spots off dot matrix 

nly a couple of years ago, the bub- 

& and inkjet market has grown enor- 
»ly thanks to lower prices and the 

taibted Advantages offered by this type 
ratter. 

It the expense of general flexibility , bub- 
- ■ "tier sharp, near-laser quality output 
ill greatly improves upon the results of 
dot matrix, and though suffering in 
of speed and print costs they have 
fd a bigger and bigger slice of the 
•npie. 

• common with the rest of the Canon 
■. (he BJC-6<'X) is a compact unit with a 
tech appearance and a control panel 
has deliberately btvn kept <** simple 



Canon's bubblejet range of printers 
seems to go on and on. Now 

Stevie Kennedy tries out the latest 
colour addition, the BjC-600 



as possible. This gives the impression thai 
fewer functions are available (partly true), 
but also helps avoid the intimidating 
appearance of those mulri-hurhm front pan- 
els lit up like Christmas trees you find on so 
many printers. 

A single set of ink cartridges and a pack 
of 25 sheets of A4 plain paper constiruii- the 
starter pack for this unit, and there are no 




The BJC-600 excels at 
colour graphics and clip art 
in up to 256 colours, but 
the limitations of bubblejet 
technology begin to show 
as Ham and 24-bit piccies 
are printed. Not bad, 
though, eh? Fancy a Cox's 
Pippin? 



less than three manuals; a quick start guide, 
a guide to using colour in documents, and 
the user manual itself. 

The latter is a 118-page booklet which 
contains sound basic advice on using the 
printer, but which doesn't go into the same 
depth as many manuals. Reference sections 
on commands, character sets, and so on 
might not be of interest to moat home users, 
but they call be important lo pwfpffffkfflal 
owners. 

No printer driver software is supplied 
for the Amiga (though the PC disks bun- 
dled with the printer can al least be refor- 
matted), a fact which is offset by Wolf 
Faust's shareware CanonPrefs program. 



Media costs 

few of the abiding concerns with most bubblejet and ink}et printers is that ol 

■tdta costs, or the price you pay for each sheet of paper printed. Depending on 

! cost of replacement ink cartridges and other consumables, running costs can 

try sharply, and a printer which on the (ace ot it looks a bargain could have high 

awerheads- 

The Canon's ink cartridges will stretch to about 200 pages of pure text, a figure 

■Mch would come down to less than 100 pages If decent sized colour graphics 

■ used - a figure which is on a par with the compel! I ion 

Official Canon refill cartridges for ill four ink wells would cost about £34, 

■orfcing out at 17p per copy at best, and up to 40p per copy in heavy use. Using a 

"■•■ syslem such as that featured in this month's Shop Window section, how- 

•*r, costs can now be reduced by two-thirds. 



This excellent preferences editor ha?, a 
CanonBj-EC driver specifically tor the more 
expensive Canon colour models and offers 
the user a range of dithering pattems- 

When printing using this software 
instead of the standard Workbench EpsonQ 
driver, ostitis - particularly colour graphics 
- are noticeably better, and all new Canon 
owners arc advised to phmv tlvir In..!. MBS 
or shareware library 1 before Wasting any ink 
on Workbench drivers. 

Plain paper can be used, normal SOgms 
photocopier paper sufficing for mewl job* 
but a lighter paper which holds less ink La- 
better for graphics. 

When a large Colour image is produced, 
so much ink can be used that the page starts 
to roll up and mucky fingers are the order 
of the day until everything dries. 

Graphics using anything between 16 and 
256 Colours are printed in very high quality. 



the Canon's dithering coping well with the 
demands of creating the extra tones from its 
four ink wells. 

However, when 24-bit or HAM images 
are attempted, output can often be dark and 
smudgy, and these more colourful graphics 
are best left lo thermal transfer units such as 
thePrimera. 

For all types of business presentations, 
logos and letterheads, the Canon is ideal, 
and for colour clip art is best of all. In par- 
ticular, the output from the better word 
processors such as Wordworth and Final 
Writer can be superb, mixing crisp 
colour graphics with clear texl at the full 
36Mpi 

Fewer features present themselves to the 
user from the front panel than you might 
expect from a printer in this price range, but 
the instructions for automatic head cleaning 
and selecting one of the seven built-in fonts 
.ire dearly given on the underside of the 
flip-up covering panel, making this One 
very sirnpte little beast to use. 

Though there are nn macro settings for 
the user's favourite print set-ups, an easy 
configure mode can be used to switch 
between 14 different print standards, from 
mono on plain paper to full colour en 
coated paper or acetate transparency. 

In addition, colour registration is easily 
tested and reset if the printer starts to blur 
the detail on colour outpuL 

For those in need of quality presentation 
at a reasonable price, this latest Canon 
release is one of the better options, and 
worth a long hard l**>k. 



The bottom line 

Ease of use 9 

Implementation 9 

Value for money 8 

Overall 8 

Supplier: First Computer Centre 

Phone: 0532 313444 

Price: £575 



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fhile perusing programs on 
past and present 

CoverEHskB, you can't have 

.'dee that with every program 
1 is invariably an attached test doeu- 
I telling you how to use it. 

tent documents have been with 
Amiga si.net> the dawn of software and 
• affectionately become known as 
;docs. 

Read Me doc is still used now and 

taply a text file thai the programmer 

mitten in Drder to explain his Or her 

are without the need for a complex 

ul. The docs are loaded into some 

■ iew er such as More, PPMore 

■More 

itely, these text viewers often 

only forward and backward 

vith no cross-referencing abili- 

•nd no menu in which to select a spe- 

topJc. However, with the release of 

nch 3.1) all this has changed and 

at last, the Read Mr dm u ill 

;a thing of the past. 

core to this change is a program 

MultiView that resides in the 

•..I rawer of Workbench 3.0. 

■View is a universal application that 

>the user In read N't text files, view 

•pped picture files, play IFF sound 

I read AmigaCuides. 
i order to understand these file for- 
MultiView relies on DataTypes 
i describe the form-it »■ t ti »■ -.pi-eifii 
They are found in the 
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ling you have the appropriate 
ypc, running (he ahme hies through 
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is the AmigaGuide and it is 
it I will be explaining in detail. 



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certain files on your Workbench 

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kkGuide. guide Data Type in your 

nDataTypes drawer, AmigaGuide 

in the LIBS: directory, datatypes. 

. the LIBS; directory, and son* 

ext editor such as Ed, AZ or 

rd. With these files you will he able 

H me tutorial with no problems. 

svenience, [ will be using Ed. 

AmigaGuide is very similar to a 

iMe doc in many respects but pro- 

■■ crucial improvements. Instead 

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■■ ou can now. click on buttons in 

. i straight to certain topics, use 

tons to add cross-referencing points 

format text as vou would with a pro- 

sJ word processor, 

AmigaGuide.gu.ide DataTvpe also 

Mies a useful menu for controlling 

r AmigaGuide much like that ot a 

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■faGuides you will need to learn the 
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rder h i create an AmigaGuide you 
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case Ed. Open the Shell and type the fol- 
lowing, pressing Return at the end: 

ti ra" = BijrGj-,dt 

This will create a test fite in RAM called 

OurGuide, Vou will be presented with the 
editing window for input and are now 
ready to create your first AmigaGuide... 

An AmigaGuide is broken into pages, 
called Nodes. Vou an assign a button to a 
Node and when you click on ii il '.>.ili 
jump to that page. Each Node (page) can 
have as much text cm it as required, and 
you can scroll through the text using the 
horizontal arid vertical scroll bars of 
MultiView. 

A page begins with the Node command 
and ends with the End Node command, 
your text being whiten in between the 
two. We will examine these iwo com- 
mands in greater detail later on. 

The first thing we have to do is tell 
MultiView what kind of DataType this is. 
We do this by typing the following line; 

SDATriBi* SL i»>gigu'df-gu^f 

The @ symbol is used to tell MultiView 
that the following tex.1 is a command, in 

this case DATABASE. This informs 



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YlultiView that the file is a database and 
that it should load the AmigaGuide.guide 
DataType in the Devs:DalaTypes drawer. 
Because of this, MultiView now know -• 
how to nm the file when we load it. 

The nest command is REM or 
REMARK and these can be entered any- 
where and are simply used as reference 
pointers foi you, the programmer. They 
are ignored when the AmigaGuide i* exe- 
cuted* Type in the following command 
using your own name: 

ilEM Aiigi Cttpiiting uigaGaidt - 
br SupNn Ihftt 

WORDWRAP is the nest command that 
we need to type in. You don't necessarirj 
need this command but it makes life easier 
when writing the AmigaGuide- What it 
effectively does is wordwrap am" text that 
floods m er the MultiView screen dimen- 
sions much like a word processor does. 

When writing your te*t in Ed you will 
notice that you can continue writing past 
the right margin, The Wordwrap com- 
mand pushes 'overhanging' text onto the 
next brie. So, type in the following to fin- 
ish the setting up procedure of your 
AmigaGuide: 



WCRthfi*,? 



We mentioned Nodes earlier and said 
lha t they indica le specific pages of teKt. In 
enter for MultiView to successfully run 
the AmigaGuide we need to create a menu 
Nodecailed MAIN which MultiView then 
looks for and runs as a contents page. 
You can then call subsequent Nodes by 
any name. You must not haie spaces in a 
Mode mine I ;>pein the following: 

MODE Htm "% First Kliftfaiith ' Intro" 

This line creates a Node called MAIN (the 
>i.<:ii'.i !- page} and iiU'-- the mentdem "My 

First AmigaGuide - lnt<> r '. MultiVit-w dis- 
plays Jtl AmigaGuides in a window. We 
can now learn ribout and create a couple 
of buttons and some test. 

Text can be entered anywhere and 
requires no command statement. 
Anything not preivdcd with a ©is under- 
stood hy MultiView to be text. To add 
some lead type in the following; 

thii is thi tint niigiSulde vhi'h I hm 
hHtttn itt* tte iilj> 0/ tii Jtitfi 
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Don't worry it your text scrolls off the 
right margin in Ed because we haV* 
invoked ihe Wordwrap command Now 
save your rtarigoGulde (do ihi- regularly 
from now on). 

There are certain formatting commands 
you can add to text in order to make it 
bold, Hit I if or underlined and we will 
explain this procedure later in the 
Advanced section. Next, let's create our- 
selves two buttons, 

In tirder to create a button we must link 
it to a Node. Buttons are simple to create 
and are very user- friendly, First type in 
the ejsampk? below; 



It'CUci It For Help 1 
KtUtl "« Fur Into 1 



L1BK HELP) 



The above two lines will create two but- 
tons for us, Let's find out how . 

The ©j indicates that what follows is 
intended to be s button. Whatever text is 
in the speeth marks indicates the button 
name - this can be anything you like, The 
LINK command tells MultiView to link 
the button with a Node (in our case called 
HELP and INFO). When you click cm the 
buttons MultiView will jump to the corre- 
sponding ^ode. The I ends the button 
command. 

As this is all we want on the MAIN 
(contents) page we must inform 
MultiView to stop reading any more com- 
mands or text into this page. We do this 
with the following command; 

KIt»UK 

We have now defined an AmigaCuide 

Databd^- and treated our first Node, text 
and buttons. We can now enter thi> other 
Nodes - HF1P and INFO so that when we 
click on the buttons MultiView jump* to 
these Nodes. Type in the following; 
The above text describes the two Nodes 
HELP and INFO, 



Help - 



ilDIE lELr -By Mnt bisriuide 

Help Page 

"his it the help page llal ! h«( trritttn 

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(reiting text 8iC buttons. 

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I have written till Aligi&uifte using the 

hglTi^if" p-nc-ai and the Awigituidi. guide 

Diti'ypf It t»* t(vi;hti'yp?5 drawer. 

died, isn't 1t1 

uuiwf 

Your AmigaGuide is now ready to run. 
Quit oul of Ed and then load up 
MultiView, Open up your AmigaGuide 
(OurCuide) from RAM and you wpII see 
your MAIN page with the buttons and 
text. Note the title in the window bar. 

Now v<vu i-an click on the buttons and 
you will be taken to the appropriate 
Nodes. To get back to the MAIN page 
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Text cart be in bold, italic, underlined o- 
all three. Look at the examples below. 
You could apply them to your own 
AmKjaGuide: 



ittlThii tut you ars nadtn? mil he i*i 
Hi! 

KIHlil ttit r nu art readn: till be 'n 

ITALIC 

SfjlTHs teit you ire rtadinj lilt be 

IHEILHU 

You can turn off bold, italic or underlined 
al any time with the 9{u) command 
which siands for Undo, Look at the exam- 
ples; rjdcThV: 

jtublTlii ai 1 1 turn off the BALE toitind 

ltuf>Ttil kill turn nf f the ITALIC 

cemnd 

KuiUHl rill turn o'f the UHrEELlH! 

MMSMl 

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formatting with samples of how Ihey 
would look in MuttiView: 

Ktre \i late i(S}bold IBititubi lor ygj 

Hen ii soie bold text it' run 

Htrs is ittie Hilt tilt i ttxt ts-iui! you 
He -e is sale Mil it rfii t-jr ym 

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Buttons can be entered in bet* 
text to aci as cross-referericingi po 
Below are examples of cross-relerena 
buttons and how they would look wt< 
loaded inlo MultiView: 

fhij it in txmpte d* i Ji'Crfs*- 

Ie1ere«ing- L3HE CMS S i QjtXP 

Thil il ll rtgip.t ti i lCroji-Hcfert'-: _ 

bu'.tnn 

ObviousJy, this button is LINKerJi 
another Node so thai when you click oaj 
MultiView would skip to the appropn 
Node, m this ease called CROSS. Vq 
cannot use text formatting on buttons! 
There is a way ol creating buttons ! 
are nol LINKed to any Node. These i 
be useful simply as menu tilles. Th 
retain the butlon look but when you 
on them they do nothing and are us 
purely for cosmetic purposes. 

atTlfiEsnCotietietuttan . LINO 

You cannot have spaces in Ihe bu 
name because a space indicates a 
terminator (anything after the space l 
ignored). The , is a neat way of ndr. 
the end of the button title. 



Command summary 



£ DATABASE amigaguide, guide 

informs MultiView itiat (he file is an 

AmigaGuide file 

©REM indicates reference text which 

should be ignored when the AmigaGyide 

is executed 

©REMARK same as above 

Q WORDWRAP wraps text lhat Hoods off 

Ihe right margin in the Muliiview window 

©NODE <TITLE> < Window Tit!e> 

tniorms MultiView of a new page called 

<TITLE> wilh a window litis called 

£ Window Title> 

©ENDNODE informs MultiView that the 

Node page has finished 

©TITLE cWindow Tltle> performs Ihe 



same lunclion as ^Window Tltlo in 

NODE command 

&{■' Button Title'' LINK -NODE 1itle> 

creates a butlon called ^Button Titk 

LINKed to Ihe NODE called <N0£ 

Trtte> 

©{ButtonTlfle . LINK} creates a butM 

called <ButtonTitle> LINKed 10 nothing 

@{b} indicates start of BOLD text 

©{i} inoieates start of ITALIC tent 

@{u} indicates start ol UNDERLINE 

text 

@{ub) turns off BOLD texl 

© {ui} turns off ITALIC text 

9{uu} turns off UNDERLINED text 



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It you're concerned about font availabil- 
am to the PD section and you'll dis- 




cover massive selection to suit every con- 
cfivabk' taste, However if you simply can't 
wait there's no need for panic, as two fxtra 
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with A2A. 

Assuming you've loaded a font, you'll be 
confronted with the program's split screen 
interface which consists of three previeiv 
windows showing the ami-aliased, Amiga 
and cached evamples of the font. The upper 
half holds the main control pnel. 

Working from left to right, the upper 
panel is split into four sections with the first 
concentrating on display and palette con- 
trols in addition to tour resolutions ranpinji, 
from lo-res 32 colour, to-res interlace, hi-res 
non-interlace and finally hi-res laced - each 
of which can be toggled between at any 
time, 

SMOOTH EDGES 

When it comes to palette control you're 
provided with a pop-up requester full of 
colour welLs, copy, paste and spread options 
alongside a variety of tools designed to sim- 
phu coJoor control, It's even possible to load 
palettes from existing graphics to further 
enhance anti-aliasing- 

It's here where you can also specify the 
number of colours to be used. However it'*- 
worth stressing that the fonts generated we 
basically single colour creations which use 
the additional colours to generate smooth 
anti-aliased edges. In short you cm forget 



Paul Austin 

explores A2A t the 

very latest in font 

conversion from 

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slider driven alterations - and if that's not 
enough, you can ever type in you alterations. 
En 9w next section you can toggle through the 
entire dander set in addition to altering the 
position of the fort in the preview windows 
below, 

Lastly von can specify whether t<> -.end a 
single character or the entir? set into a mem- 
ory cache; not an essentia] feature on faster 
machines but ideal for improved editing and 
font processirg on slower Amigas. 

In the last section vnu're given the essential 
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about it. the actual output process is very sim- 
ple with the only user input being the font 
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variations. 

However this function won't work forever)' 
package, as most programs have an Individual 
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or quite some time ADFro arid 

ImageFX have heen battling it 

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Now thanks to I Kb 1 re-lease of 

tFX vl.50, the war enterb anothei 

thanks to whole host of improve- 

kand add-ons. 

AT finally weakened ADPro's 

Ifk-hold on the market? Only time 

tell., but rest assured that the battle 

*•? hobbies market ha& never been 

r closely t'oupht 

fee of the most notable new feature* 
program's ability to record macros 
its built-in command line or shell 
f. Once recorded, macros can be 
and activated whenever necessary 
■ *br (L+Lirt'mi'iitiontd shell or 
he IMF - ImageFXs very own multi- 
Bsor utility. 

»l comes improved palette control 

whole host nl additional supped 

:il-party display devices pltis spe- 

Ami^a modes including AGA and 

gram's new Super Amiga modes 

h I'll explain later- Third ■party 

options now include IV-Z4, 

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Now any Konnrr In ihr faian snnge can- be urrf by tmagr FX 



aid to improved productivity is the pro- 
gram's ability to use nuiltiple assigns 
within the I magc-FX/ Workbench em i- 
ronment. As a result you can now run 
user-defined versions from various 
directories, 

Basically, this means that each time a 



version boots it can have its own default 
preset lor a specific operation such as 
scanning, frame grabbing, video produc- 
tion or whatever, 

Pandering to professionals is also high 
on the agenda with pressure-sens it ive 
support for assorted drawing tools such 



VLnh iupport now Hi Standard 'IT rrnton J . SO 

as freehand and airbrush. However quite 
why 5 pro user would be painting within 
ImageFX as opposed to TVPainl, EGS or 
whatever else remains a mysh?Ty... 

The program's preferences requester 
:i,i- seen some fairly major changes \\ ith 
a variety vi new' preview modes, a new 
quantise option - used from palette gen- 
eration - plus a much improved virtual 
memory set-up procedure which is now 
simpler and more reliable. 

Another important new feature it. 
multi-level undo which enables you to 
back-track over an entire sequence of 
edits if disaster strikes - and of course, 



aim processing 
ower! 



Paul Austin looks at upgrades for ImageFX 
v 1 .50 and Clarity 16, both of which push the 
Amiga's processing capabilities to the limits... 



Clarity 16 

i Ihe last yea' Clarity's software has, evolved quite con- 
irafciy - although ihe hardware itseH has remained the 
M Asa result it's high lime lor a second look at this 
■wssive and cheap introduction to 1 6-bit sampling. 
*tfiough a true 1,6-bit sampler, Clarity isn't a direcMrj- 
■« system. This facility was promised as a potential 
grate wtien the product was first released bus like many 
kntel hardware add-ons it failed la appeal. 
SM even without a D2D option, Clarity remains a useful 
PDnJmg tool capable of limited Midi applications in addi- 
l to a dump and fetch facility tor various sampling 
PfcJBrds. 

to lact the lack ol the promised improvements to the 

IMware is Clarity's only real drawback Alter all. how 

■ny 16-bit samplers retail for just E99? Not many... 

However this doesn't excuse Ihe hyperbole and subse- 

■m disappointment that surrounded Clarity's initial 

Be During ibis period the product's creators made a 

* noise about various add-ons and improvements - 



none ol which have materialised, 

Everything from DSP support to sollware-based drum 
sequencing was jusi around (he comer; even SMPTE time- 
code was on (be cards alongside Ihe aforementioned DSD 
recording. 

As a result, many a muso invested hoping the! their 
commitment would be mirrored by Clarity's creators. 
Unfortunately hardware revisions never materialised. 

ATTENTION 

However the software has seen a lot of attention with 
the latest incarnation - v1.5 - boasting an all-new 
Workbench 2.0 look wbicri now thankfully opens on its own 
screen., thereby avoiding the horrible clutter synonymous 
wilh its predecessors 

Another major change lurks within the Fast Amiga box. 
The oW style box with delay values has been replaced with 
a simpler lick system which provides much more flexibility 
and control over the whole Amiga range. 

All of the program's horizontal sliders, such as those in 
the Real-time Effects window, now have a numeric value 
enabling much more accurate recreation of previous set- 



lings. The sample info requester is the most fundamentally 
changed: certain lealures have been repositioned lo give a 
more logical grouping of icons. AH ol the Loop features 
have been put in iheir own box, and the Seek Zero feature 
has gone completely - in favour of various new loop editing 
options. 

Generally the program looks much slicker, ibe only prob- 
lem being that the manual pictures are now horribly out of 
date. The manual is currently being revised and should be 
available in ils updated form by the lime you read this 
article. 

Normalise no longer produces clicks and is now a very 
effective way of maximising the volume of a sample, 
iflecordmg is now exact (previously it left some space at the 
end of the sample). 

One Amiga channel had a nasty habit ol crackle during 
Amiga playback during real-time effects and Scope use - 
this has been fwed All scopes should now work on most 
Amigas. even fast ones and needles are now always in evi- 
dence on the VU -style maters. 

Kill Samples has been added lo ihe Project menu, It 



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urnk's CM Still be disabled entirely when 
necessary. 

On the user- friend iy side an option Ho 
disable verity requesters has been added 
- no more "do you really WMtf (&.." mes- 
sage's - but better still GVP have finally 
added an aspect lock which stops the 
program stretching the image to fill the 
preview. So what you see is what your 
image actually looks like... 

ImageFX will now automatically 
default to AG A when running on 
Workbench3jQ machines, but in addition 
the aforementioned Super Amiga modes 
can also play a pari. 

THIRD -PARTY 

Now any mode listed in the Amiga'-; 
display database can be used as a default 
preview mode, but better still third-parly 
display devices can also be used as part 
of the preview repertoire. As a result 
PCTV and OpalVision can be u*ed for 
previews in addition to the IV-24, 
Firecracker and HAM-E, 

Frame grabbing and digitising have 
also seen some attention with support 



for the entire Epson range of scanners in 
addition lo the VLab digitiser, As you'd 
expect, the program's scan control 
options have been enhanced, to take 
advantage of the additional features 
offered from the new hardware. 

Moving on to creativity GVP assures 
that almost all the drawing tools have 
been either enhanced or improved in 
some way. As a result for now we'll con- 
centrate on the newcomers. 

As mentioned earlier, the palette has 
been improved with six new draw 
palettes each holding up to 256 colours 
each, but aEas one aspect of painting 
within ImageFX hasn't changed, namely 
the actual application of colour. 

Like its predecessor, the new program 
still insists on applying the brush stroke 
first followed the colour later after the 
operation is complete. As a result 
ImageFX still remains very much a sec- 
ond choice as a painting environment, 

Until GVP realise that serious artists 
require reaUlime feedback, ImageFX '.iili. 
always be primarily an image processor 
with a pain! package tacked on AS <irt 
afterthought. 

To be fair, the program's painting 



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Good nevus for Yamaha owners 

Due to certain compalibilily problems with the Yamaha SY99 keyboard, a couple of 
new options have been added to the sample dump'tetch facility. 

Ordinarily when receiving sample data from a keyboard under the Midi standard 
protocol , the individual data pacKels are acknowledged by the receiving machine, This 
allows For packets lo be re-transmitted in case of error 

However, Yamaha, have decided to ignore this and just pump out sample data in a 
continuous stream. This means thai acknowledging the header and packets is riot onty 
redundant but also possibly damaging in terms of Ihe software's ability lo pick up all ol 
(tie incoming data. 

As a result SY99 users can now set this option to Off, whereas most users should 
leave, it on. 

Because Ihe SV99 has no facility for recovering packets received with a checksum 
error, it can appear to drop packets from time lo lime when receiving long 16-bit sam- 
ples. This means that although the Amiga has finished transmitting, the 5Y99's display 
will still show it waiting (or one or two packets, and pressing Exit leaves a click at Ihe 
end of the sample. 

If this happens,, you can now set ihis option lo On and Clarity will transmit one initial 
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Magical tat and poitt with the hi* pantograph tool 

abilities do provide some very useful 
image processing options within existing 
artwork. For example it's ideal tor 
adding ipecnJ effects at particular points 
or within ranged /stencil led areas of the 
image. 

A perfect example of processing com- 
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COPIED 

This should not be- I'miiu^ed with ,\ 
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Adam Phillips delves into 

the more intricate workings 

of that plastic, chip-ridden 

hulk, the Amiga 1200 



that same problem soil exists. This is simply 
down to the fact that the startup part of the 
program is telling computer that it will Qnd 
the rest of the information in the floppy 
drive so therefore bypassing the hard disk 
altogether. 

This can be overcome in most cases by 
the use of the assign option. This is a 
typed in command used in the Shell 
system (the icon is usually found under 




Jht ihtii box 
whm the 
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the DHO symbol). 

In simple terms, assigning files and the 
liki' i>. likt a diversion on the road - it tells 
the computer to take a different route as 
sped Tied by you , tlw user. 

Select the Shell icon and a window will 
open; type in; 

td i:u»tr-it«rru; 

The ed stands fur edit as in changing the 
current set-up, s stands for the directory 
that you wish to alter - the computer will 
always hunt out this particular directory 
whenever trving to boot a program up. 

The colon is important for defining each 
partition - each "wall" between different 
directories, drawers and files so that the 
computer can recognise they are separate. 

User-startup is the actual area in which 
you want to make the changes - anything in 
here la nut automatically booted by (he com- 
puter on switching on but requires the user 
to select and tell the computer to boot it in. 



On pressing Return, you'll be presented 
with another window representing the user- 
startup. Simply find a clear line and type in: 

i.sEijn < THE HAKE OF THE. FLOPPY DIS(}:(SMCE> 
(THE ItttttMt HA'E MEIE Th£ tiM\. 
:S):iHMF OF WW) . 

This simple command tells the computer 
that the floppy disk info that program needs 
can be found in a specified directory in a 
certain drawer on the hard drive. For exam- 
ple - Assign FtrrrAy Fuji: DHO; funky Fun. 

Once this is done, press on the bov gad- 
get in the top left-hand comer and you will 
be asked by the comp u ter if you ivish to 
save the changes vou have made. Hit the V 
key, then reset the machine and have a go at 
loading your program from the hard disk. 

Unfortunately, this process doesn't 
always work but don't worry, I'll be back 
next month to take you a stage further along 
that twistVr windy road of Amiga Shell 
commands and libraries.,. 



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Mow That's What 1 Call 
Games Volumes 1&2 

Produced by: Mufti Media Machine 




Available from: Most computer retailers 

£19.99 each 

The Amiga CD32 - the saviour of 
Commodoie, or so they would lead us to 
believe. Like Atari, the once big buys had <■■ 
suffered cruelly at the Invasion or' the con- 
soles and at the hands of the software 
pints. Kid 1 - an inle rested in games and 
don't ri-iilh care much where they get 
them from. 

Enter the Mega Drives and Super 
Nintendo* <>t this world and you have a 
revolution of buyers on your hands with 
the majority opting for a single purpose 
machine to hammer away at a joypad on. 

Then, with a huge hurst of inspiration 
and surprise. Commodore released the 
CD3& an A1200 with a CD-ROM drive 
and no keyboard- 
Backed up with promises of dozens of 
titles available by the time Christmas 
rolled around and an anticipation 
whipped up W the Amiga mags (includ- 



ing thiK one), things looked set to be a 
startling success- 
Well, as usual, the ideal promises and 
hopes have fallen to the wayside to rex wl 
.1 much more realistic and therefore 
unfortunate situation. 

While there have been a dozen or so 
releases, nearly every one has been a 
direct port over from existing software 
found, in some cases, on your trusty 
A500. 

And while the games themselves may 
well be Bpod in many respects, they are 
not the flagship products like Sonic, 
Mario and Starwing that the CD32 needs 
to help it make a real impact On the mar- 
ket. 

Even the likes of the excellent 
Liberation from games maestro Tony 
Crowther lacks lite instant "buy me now?" 
appeal that has sold so many consoles in 
the last couple of years. 

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As the air warms and the frost thaws, 
Adam Phillips peruses the latest PD 
releases with a spring-time passion 



Blighty, Commodore needed to get its foot 
in the metaphorical door, grab a fair size of 
the game playing public this Christmas and 
reap the benefits. Unfortunately, from 
where I'm sitting, they've missed their 
golden opportunity. 

Surprising! y, one of the last places you'd 
expect to find public domain and share- 
ware programs is on a CD, but it's now 
possible to lay your hands on over 200 dif- 
ferent titles (perhaps Commodore commis- 



sioned this to reach their software U 
Each volume contains 100 program' 
Ute first disk has a selection of dun- 
animation--. 

Obviously with such a huge libra 
offer, you're bound to find a few title 
you'll enjoy playing {such as Bomb 
reviewed in these pages a few m 
back) and if you're a PDophile, this 
satisfy your desires greatly. 

On the down side, what's the pi 



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Programmed by: Craig Coffins 

Available from: IT Bit Software 
Disk No. 2B72 

The Amiga is regarded by amateurs and pr 
siooals alike as an excellent machine for comp 
animation, effects, and other film and video orient 

Animation Is a big favourite ot the people In the office - the editor and 
ate editor regularly hammer out short sequences on Imagine 2.9. 

Imagine, if yoj will, my delight when this, little beauty inconspicuously fell c 
ol an envelope and straight into my disk drive and turned out to be so good. 

The lengthy black and white anim tells the story ot the CD wars where the r 
CD. CD-i and CD32 meet head to head as ray-l raced cars In race with a ' 
deity overlooking the affairs. 

After comparing each others capabilities., this being decides the fate of eat 
competitor and surprise, surprise, the CD32 comes out on top leaving the othe 
as they mcrpfi into gravestones on the track to hell. 

This may sound a little bizarre and tacky, but compared to the cuddy advert 
television at the moment which boasts a large robot blowing up while pi. 
Microcosm "cos it canna handle captan", this animation is a work of commam 
art with well used, not overtly elaborate and, dare I say if, pretty well directed. 

Included are various controls lor speeding up and slowing down as wel * 
pausing the action. On the downside, it eats up a fair size amount of memory 
1Mb of chip RAM and at least 3Mb of fast RAM. 

If you have the facilities then Mean CD Machines is well worth snapping up an 
enjoyed in its full rayl raced and morphed glory. Impressive and talented stuff. 



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mg out this kind of money for "the 

late games machine" only to be given 

Bong that seems to be nothing mare 

let's trv and keep them happy" 

rioting move? 1 wanted to get my 

i in to something with some real 32- 

t gjmes playing meat 

■ half of the progs on offer can only 
:■. iii with a mouse or keyboard 
ming th.it the average punter is going 
kluve to shovel out more money. 
Bbe of the most annoying features nt 
I packs is the need to reset tin' maehme 
■ time if starting or a new game or, 
tm-it rating ly, after a short am in a - 

>w That's What I Call Games series 

■ .1 nice budget idea for computers 

fir 09.99, I'd advise saving up your 

tries! instead and buying Liberation 
begins to show what the CD32 is 
Me of. Plus it's guaranteed to keep 

midnight oil burning into tie we* 
[ and beyond for a lot longer than 
ICG is. 

Quackers 

> Programmed by: M.Pratt 

Available from: Michael Pratt 

nsual, another set of particularly loath- 
me aliens have landed on a peaceful 
□mew here In the universe and 
re corrupted and possessed various 
lkabit;ints including King Duck and 
mta Glaus. 

your job as the heroic duck figure 
now through 20 levels split between 
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Christmas Land and Duck Land. By mov- 
ing across platforms, collecting fruit and 
other goods, the object of each screen is to 
grab all the keys and make for the exit 
without being killed, maimed or the time 
running out. 

['art of your lethal arsenal of weapons 
are fried eggs that seem to have a diverse 
effect on the foe. On completing each 
world, it's onto killing the end of level 
kiddie which in this case, is very easy 
indeed and looks like a post box. 

The game works relatively well but 
lacks the polish to make it noteworthy. 
There is no animation on the main sprite 
and it has a tendency to stutter across the 
screen instead of moving smoothly and 
seamlessly. 

Quackers is by no means a bad game, 
requiring skill and precise timing in some 
places but it just looks like an idea that 




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could have been exploited more and 
worked much better - perhaps by includ- 
ing a two player option lo make it even 
more like Team ITa excellent Qwak. 

k I on dike 
Deluxe AGA 

Programmed by: Remy 
Nusteling and Koos Roodboi 

Available horn; Eicclusiwe PD 

This traditional card game, like many oth- 
ers., has now reached the chips of your 
iota! computer courtesy of the PD scene. 
On looking al the pictures, you may think 
that this is another venture into the smutty 
underworld of pomogra phi. 

Well, perhaps strictly it is - scantily dad 
women in suggestive position* - but on 
closer inspection the images are a hark 
back to the titillation days of the 50s put 
together with an absorbing game, provid- 
ing harmless fun tot the average malt- 
player (like Biff, our Gamer editor, who 
says he can't stop) when compared to the 
hardcore, explicit nature of the material 
accessible to most children with a com- 
puter and disk drive from the more seedy 
PD libraries and bulletin boards. 

The game itself is an addictive and chal- 
lenging title of strategy, logic and the vital 
ingredient, luck, where the player must 
put all the card* in the relevant suits 
whilst not trapping yourself in a no-win 
situation - very similar to Patience. 

The presentation is of a high standard, 
whether or not you agree with the material 
on display, - solid AGA renditions of the 
cards are polished and professional, the 
only problem being a certain glitch run- 
ning across the card faces once in a while. 

If vou're a cards fan and am n either an 
Amiga 1200 or 4flW, this is a cheap com- 
puterised version of a classic solo game. 

Footy 

Programmed by: Andy Mac 

Available tram: Virus Free PfJ 

For those of us with a dream <>t winning 
the pools one day then Footy could help us 
take a step C loser to making fiction become 
.1 realitv. A dedicated database, this 



mo use -driven, user friendly program 
allows you to keep track of what's happen- 
ing in the football league. 

The. user is able to enter all current infor- 
mation about any team. By tapping in a 
mass Of details including home wins/ 
draws/ losses, goals scored and conceded 
as well as away info, a full picture can be 
drawn up for the avid footy fan, 

Also included is a forecast routine which 
attempts to tell you who'll draw in that 
vital next match, Be warned though; in the 
author's own words; "Obviously, it is not 
entirely accurate or t would not be sitting 
here writing..." 

Footy receives the public sector seal of 
approval became if it does give you a bet- 
ter chance of winning then it has to be rec- 
ommended. 

The Ultimate 
Icon Editor 

Programmed by: John Scheib 

Available from: Virus Free PD 
Disk Mo 393 

Last month's excellent Magic Workbench 
offered a large selection of different fea- 
tures for your Amiga from various back- 
drops to programs to alter the squeaks and 



Calling all PD 
libraries... 

...and inolvicluals with anything remotely 
worth my while having a peek al. II you 
wanl something released as PD, or 
you're a library with slacks ol hoi new 
stuff that you haven'1 se*n reviewed in 
these pages yel, why not drop roe a line 
wiilh a copy, full documenlation and 
everything clearly labelled? 1 promise I'll 
at least look at your work. 

From music to education, business to 
utilities - anylfting you feel deserved 
your shoving onto a floppy disk, temme 
at it and I'll do the rest. Address? 

Adam Phillips, PD submissions, 
Amiga Computing 
Europe House, Adtington Park, 
Macclesfield SKW4NP 



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squawks roads by your machine. Its only 
limiting omission, while providing the 
user with jvonic very tasteful imi>. :\.\- 
the lick of a large library Oi bath images 
for icons and differing sound samples. 

The former has been seen to now with 
the release of the Ultimate Icon Editor 
which ha.* both a collection of dozens oi 
Scans for use as drawers, files and any 
other opportunity you can think of, and a. 
drawing package Era the design oi your 
own miniature works of art. 

The pictures provided range from bask 
disk symbols that simply invert coIouts 
when dkked on to various svmhols th.H 
change when activated, 

The .standard of these pictures are net 
up bo the plushness of the small amount 
offered by ihe Magic Workbench but is. 
high enough to be attractive and effective, 

It's a worthwhile purchase with useful 
facilities to make even Ihe most ugl] oi 
screens start to show its true colours. 



Address Print 

Programmed by: 
Paul Lathwelf 

Available from: Paul Lalhwell 

Address Print i- a useful program foi 

Libelling packages and other postal items, 
By using the simple and. easy to uk 
point'n'click interface, the user is able to 
create a single or an entire database of 
address labels to be used at home or work. 

On offer are an extensive list of controls 
for precision printing such as label pitch, 
style; colour of writing, left margin size 
and <! draft or near letter qualiit solei-tnr. 

The package also includes a Doc Dump, 
a printing utility, that reduces the amount 
of paper required to print an Ascii file on 
a Epson y-pin printer. 

This is a useful anil worthwhile prod- 
uct that could come in very handy for 
home u&s?rs and small business owners 

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Making Trax Volume One 

Produced by: P.A.L.E. 
Available from: Paul Lavin 



For those music hungry PD goers out there, this 
months offering from newcomer, Paul Lavin, has ' 
four tracks featuring Jean Michel Jarre-isque ' 
melodies, rave songs using samples from Velio and 
one called "Oy you! Shut your mouth and look at my 
wad", which is accompanied with a revealing image with 
and dollar signs emblazoned across it, 

Also Included are various rough-around-the-edges digitised pictures used 
backdrops painted by every pre-pubescents dream artist. Boris Vallejo wh 
depict women in various stales ol undress astride large dragons. 

The samples are clear and crisp making this well worth checking out If H* 
music is up your street. 




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Baby, you can 
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Impressions Software, the people who 

brought yoo Air Bucks, arc pleased lo 
announced (he im miner*! release ol the 
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Delroil. You can design and build the car 
of your dreams, take on a workforce, 
mass produce them and try to matte your 
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Detroit begins In 1908 and runs 
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The program will enable you lo 
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sponsorships, radio, television and other 
media to promote your range ol cars. 

The simulation features many possible 
types ol vehicles, including sports cars, 
sedans, wagons and even trucks. 
Impressions boast several other features 
such as unrivalled flexibility in how to 
play the game and most important of all 
the fact Itial it is amazingly playable! 

The company, famous for Its excellent 
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biggest and best Impressions product 
yet. The game should be on the shop 
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Mere meaningful pieces of news about great and 
really quite Impressive software products to arrive 
on the Amiga in the forthcoming months... oh yes! 



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Super Stardust hits the A1200 



Bleodkuuse ore currently working on a spectacular Al 200 version of 
their highly acclaimed shoot- 'em-up, S'ardus? The game which reserved 
92 per cent and a coveted Gamer Gold award bock in our Christmas 
issue is o shamelessly brilliant interpretation of the old Asteroids arcade 
game 

Bbodhouie ere apperanrly out lo prove jusl 
*r*ct ihe Al 200 can do! It's due for 'deaie in 
May and will feature new enhanced 256-rabur 
graphics, rtrv- traced backgrounds ond enemies, 
stereo sound, spectacular parallax scrolting 3D 
tunnels ond will be hard disk insMlgble. 

The boys from Hslsinfci also have a few more 
tridks up their sleeves for Super Stardust, They're 
keeping o bit quiet about h so for, but AT 200 
Owners con expect startling new levels lo clear, 
horrible new enemies to tactile ond fe 



prises which we're not going lo be told until nearer the release 
0)32 owners don'l hove lo despair because also coming in May 
version of Super Stardust which includes o new CO" level &wndlr«k 
effects and our-of-lh is- world graphics' E*ped scraenjhots ond 
information as we get it! 



Gremlin sequel bonanza 



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The next product from lop software house 
Gremlin wfll be the sequel to tJlopia entitled 
K24D. You play the rale of an independent 
who has recently established a pioneering 
cotony al K24Q, an asteroid high in mineral 
c epos Ms However, as you expand your 
operation, a strange phenomenon stalls lo 
occur, 

Al first you dismiss the loss of your scout 
craft as an accident. Only wtven a similar 
shiQ begins to probe your crafi do you realise 
you're no( alone! As lh« commander of your 
ore enlraction colony you have several objec- 
tives all of which must be carefully managed 
if you are- to be successful. 



K240-: Gremlin s futuristic sequel Id one of 
the best ever strategy game* «* th« Amiga 



First and foremost is to explwe. enlarge your colony and expand your mining operations, s 
can extract more ore and sell rf to the Empire Utopia 2 will feature six different alien 1 1e-'c 
fight agams: and each w i utilise he r own policies and attack strategies 
The game will feature sophisticated digitised speech and atmospheric sound steels. A su 

c rematic opening sequence will se - 
scene for your asteroid strategy advents 
Having played a rough derog of K2 
can report thai M is looking realty gc 
Slralegy and Utopia 1 fans should too* 
for it when it hiis ihe shop shelves in ffcij 
A preview of Gremlin's K24D is in the r -» 
issue oi! Gamer. 

Next month we will also be taking a looM 
Gremlin's Hero Quesl 2. Subtitled ' 
Legacy of Sorasil. Hero Ouesl 2 will be ! 
first m the new Hero Quest Masters series 

Choose a party ol intrepid adventLrtaJ 
from eighl would-be heroes. A paladi- 




The ship construction yard, just 
one Of Ihe feature* of the K24U 



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Overload! 



Dark Horse Internatidnal is about to launch Man. Overload, a fun-filed comic 
combining game heroes, humour and slunning fuls-ccKM artwork, and featur- 
ing stars (rem the Amiga games world including the Lemmings and Chuck 
Rock, 

Gamefs who have had trouble keeping the suicidal green-haired 
Lemmings- eliv& in the Psygnosis classic will eqoy ihe chance la s«L 
back and let Ihem look aher themselves Irsr a change The rampaging 
jj- mdents are brought 10 Ii1e is a series of manic misadventures by writer 
Dick Hansom and illustrator Graham Mantey, 
Core Design's best-selling caveman Chuck Rock also find* himself 
making the transition from pixel to page as his bear-swilling and p-ma-guzzling 
•cb are brought to lite by artisl David Lyttla-lai and wnter Cefn Ridoul 
Ovk Horse International have been piihlishirtg comics m the UK since May 1992. Their parent 
■pany, Dark Horse Comics, were formed in 1967 and are now among the leading independent 
■*c publishers in the US. Previous Dark Horse Comics have included Aliens, Star War?. 
Nca.'w Robocop. Sm City and &v» Me Liberty. 
The lira issue trf Ma* Ovwfaad containing 64 pages of lull-colour gaming, mayhem goes on 
r on February 15. priced £1-95. 




You cm 
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tsri In 
Gremlin's 
forthcoming 
sequel 



fighter, a deric, a mystic, a mage, a barbarian, an adventurer and a ranger are all in (here, com- 
plete with Iheir specialist skills to return me lano - wiiich is in turmoil, by the way - back In a 
peaceful stale. 

Presented in an atmq&phene 3D isometric viewpoinl. Legacy of Sorasil fealures some stunnmg 
graphics, eerie sound ejects aic chilling in-game tunes. It's all eon-driven, easy lo learn and fea- 
tures endless hours of solid gamepJay. Avid adventurers will have lo wait until March to gel their 
hands on Gremlin's adventure sequel, 



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at me? Well, stop it and look at the 
games stuff we've got for you this month! 

REVIEWS • REVIEWS • REVIEWS 

Star Trek ..-.,.—109 

Simon Clays boldly goes where everyone has been before, 
but beware of his dodgy gags about toilets and Klingonsf 

Jurassic Park HO 

Ocean's biggest film licence ever hits the smali screen, 
is it St Jurassic classic or a prehistoric monster? 

Fantastic Diziy .......... ......112 

The return of the egg with attitude, Codemaster's fry 
up yet another helping of yolk-filled platform fun 

Cool Spot •• 11* 

He's coot! He's spotty! He's Cool Spot! Get out your shades and your 
Biactol and take a took at Virgin's hip and happening pfatformer 

Pirate's Gold * ......115 

Yo ho ho me hearties. TSmen on 5- dead man's chest and more cliched 
pirate sayings in KkroProse's CD32 actionladventure, set on the seven 
seas 

Skidmarks ,., 116 

We're only a few weeks into 19M and aiready we think that we may 
have found racing game of the year! Oh and there's only one cheap gag 
in the whole review 



Domitk take to the track and rev up their engines in this 
multi-player, err Formula-One-'em-up, Srmm Brmm! 

The Labyrinth of Time 120 

Electronic Arts' amating CD32 adventure arrives 
and it's hotter than the centre of Mount Etna 

Tornado — 122 

Grab your helmet zip up your flight suit, grapple with your yoke 
and take to the sky in Digital Integration's latest flight simulator 

Campaign 2.. - -125 

Empire return with the sequel to one the greatest war 
simulators ever. Simon Clays gets tanked up., again! 



Tornado 






REGULARS ft REGULARS ft REGULARS 

CD Round-up 126 

Hold steady your joypad and skip along to the page where 
the latest bundle of releases for the CD22 are reviewed 

Cheap Seats 127 

Afore bargain budgets for ali those scrooge-like gamers 
who can't be bothered to kick-start the British economy 

Cheat Mode: The Addams Family 128 

They're ooky, spooky r hilarious and, err I've forgotten the last bit, but a 
Ml set of hints on how to complete Ocean's piatformer is showing in 21 
pages time! 

Mnrcd I9W . 



Star Tr&k 



hen Star Trek beamed itself 

o'boord the (Corner shuttle croft I 
undertook a solemn oath, along 
with other ltd jerseys p.irtOinej Ktt, 

not to Inddoe in any Trekky-type rhetoric. 

Bur, noi five words into the opening stoma 
and look, Star ftek-ryp* utterances ore splattered 
across (he page like so many Klingons after a run 

in with James T Kirk. 

The painl ii dew reader, hScrt love It or hate it, 
Star Tret is one a! (he mast infamous pro- 
grammes ever to grace the tube of a TV sel. 

To ceWxol* mil much unaligned fact ond to 
soy happy 25th birthday lo all (he crew, Interplay 
have released Star Trek The 25lh Anniversary. 

While not the most imaginative lille to br 
dreamed up by the marketing departments, it's 
very direct and leaves you in no doubt at all what 
it's on about. 

The first and probably most important thing to 
soy is rhot oil the stories and missions in Star Trek 
Feature the crew in their prime back in me haody 
60s, 

Mast folk quite enjoy the special effects (hat 
technology has heralded and agree the oil-new 
Enterprise is kitted out with far better equipment 
and decorated far moire tastefully, but 25 years 
in space have Wt the crew a tod hagoard and 
worn, 

No amount of techno wizardry or plenitude of 
surgJrol Nss.es con reduce the paunch poor 
Scotty has developed, or the look in ha eye that 
says thai death h but a dilithium crystal away far 
the chief engineer. 

Sulu has completely lost hit ninja skill* (aid no 
longer strips to the waist after turning psychotic 
at the Enterprise parties. McCoy powned hi* med- 
ical kit because the bags under his eyes are so 
his Tricorder in them, Uhura it 



now a Grandmother and con'i hear a thing rhot 
crackled across the radio waves of space, while 
Soviet represenhattve far the federation Chekov 
has a speech impediment so severe thai can't lell 
his '"yesseti" from his "yodko". 

Even the big cheese himself, James T, has hod 
severe problems, and during o freak transporter 
Occident hod his hair replaced by a ship of jhag 
pile carpet. 

As far poor Spock, the pioneer of the combed 
farword hairdo, he's developed a personality, 
look on a day job an Mission Impossible, soved 
up his money and bought himself a set of para- 
noic; se*uol characteristics and now ages at the 
same rate as a human, 

WHIZZING 

Star Trek begins in much the same manner as 
the TV show, with the Enterprise whining pasl 
you, while the musk we're all accustomed to 
bounces merrily along, Then, to make things 
even more akin to Gene Rcddenberry's creation, 
you gel the titie of the episode, or mission- 
On ce on the bridge of the Enterprise, the 
game unfolds and control of the main characters 
becomes yours, On the bridge each of these 
characters has specific tasks ta perform. Each of 
these corresponds to the role the character look 
on in the show itseJf. 

For example, Sulu ii responsible far taking 
the Enterprise in and out of orbit, whereas his 
counterpart Ensign Chekov controls the naviga- 
tion and the weapons system. 

However, when it comes to control of the 
aforementioned systems it's you who guides 
them and Fires those lethal phosers and photon 
torpedoes, 

The ship itself has oil the system* that you'd 
efAt" 






Lieutenant 
Commander McCoy 

McCoy i» th* ship * icnior surgeon and a dan 
hand at fixing people up by waving that torch- 
shaped thing aver them. This is a good thing as 
he has a fever* drink problem and the only cor- 
rect diagnoses he cuer gives is that of death. 
Involved in a love triangle with that Monde nurse 
who slinks around the medical bay, and Spock. 



Captain Kirk 

Wean a nice tight yellow 
jumper which means that he 
stands no chance of getting 
killed and is the captain of the 
skip. Possesses some n*t hard 

stares and dips his trousers fa 
phtremone which means that 
he gets the alien dolly bird 
every week, 



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It's time to coin as many cliches as 

is humanly possible and boldly go 

where no reviewer has gone before 



tc he bridge 



Ensign 

Pavel Chekov 

3»kow if Ihe ship's communication officer arid 
Ah says a lot lor the efficiency of Ihe skip due 
to Mm severity of his speech impediment wmith 
rentiers him impossible to understand. 

Subsequently, this has made it extremely 
tard (or him «■ keep his qnihby Russian mitb 
»ff the totty (or five yeorS- Loves beaming 
•SWm to those planets which are a reflection ol 
tome stage of earth's development in case it 
•jrns dirt to be the Parisian whorehouse 
episode, ifvu know, the one Spook couldn't see 

! logic in). 



Commander 



Mr Logic himself it half Vulcan 
and half eunuch. Before 
becoming! the brainiest man t* 
the universe, Spock worked I* a 
massage parlour bwt had to 
leav* after rendering most of 
the customer* HoCOflf CKHW 
Once did • mind meld with John 
Major and after finding there 
was nothing there donated his 
sens* Of humour to him. 



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Lieutenant Uhura 

the is a native of Africa and her name means freedom. She got tb* jab of receptionist 
from an agency in Gambia and hat. lint* been taken Oft full time. Has a great singing 
nice and delights is reciting Shirley Bassets Bond themes m the ship's recreation 
area, while Spock fiddle* with his lyre. 



Cspt. Kirk choice 1 I 



I -am Captain James T. Kirk of the U.c.-. 
Enterprise. We have received word that 
alien lifeforins are creating problefits 
at your tnimnj facilities in Idyll 
M:ijnt-ain. Tell me more. 



tPl 








Having beamed down 10 a 

lim makes small talk wr* a transwesnte 

and these are all dilploye-d on the bridge 
display. 

It's tht pessimistic Scotty who takes control 
of (he shields and power, and when the ship's 
Engines gel stressed he'll aksefalfy scream 'the 
engines carina take il tap'n!" in a Scotch 
Canadian accent. 

rVincipolh/, you take on the rale of Kirk who 
orders the other crew members to perform 
talks cm hii behorf. For instance, if on object 
requires looking at, then via your instruction.. 
Kirk will instruct ihe relevant crew member 
carry out yaw command. 

As far cis the minions are concerned, there 
ore eight of them in total. They bknd a combi- 
nation of tonlrol of the Enterprise lo a planet or 
on hostile! region of spoct with beaming down 
a crew lo the surface to investigate a mystery. 

Using the trusty mouse for control, Star Trek 
slyles ils ploy in much ihe same way 01 
Monk*, Island. This poinl and (lick syitgm of 
movement is used it combination with o set of 
action kon*. 

A click on the right mouse button brings up 
a torso end hpod display. Moving your mouse 
onto this display enlarges various ports of the 
figure. This signifies which function can be 
utilised. 

For instance, moving the mouse onto ihe 
head magnifies on eye icon. One did of your 
mouse and you are ii a view mode and means 
thai objects can be viewed and a lent explana- 
tion of what you are seeing is displayed. 

As Jim, your prime directive ii not to destroy 
everything in sighl. but to liaise with diplomacy 
by communicating. Talking is handled in much 
the some way as Monkey Island, with you 
given various options of what to say to u S0>d 
character. 

Again, like so mony mmgs in Star Trek, its 
graphical look is very much in the some vein as 
lines like Monkey Island. Obviously this isn't a 
bod thing and the gome's design is effective, 

In the sound deportment, Star Trek ii 
authentic enough and oil the dicky noises and 
whoops that Maw during the show have been 
sampled and used. 

Stat Trek has o lot of plus points to il. The 
missions require you to use ot least a touch of 
your grey matter , and they're engaging and 
Fun because of the TV show Style of represerrta' 
lion interplay hove opted lor, 

On the downside, I found that some of the 
animated sequences were very jerky and quite 



embarrassing to watch. One example is a digi- 
tised animation of the Enterprise orbiting a plan' 
et. This is so jerky the first rime t witnessed ft 1 
was going to ask Scotty la stop at the next ser- 
vices and have o look under the bonnet. 

The other main gripe is the control system. 
Something that is a very user friendly and easy to 
become Fomilior with is mined by me terrible dis- 
play and sluggish way in which your mouse 
pointer Staggers around the screen, 

While we're on this destruction of the 
Enterprise and her beloved crew, I might os well 
mention the fact thai the game comes on eighl 
disks. This having been said, it's a big game, and 
"you conna change the lows of physics*. So, 
you're going to need a block hole fall of patience 
or o hard drive to enjoy ploying Star Trek. 

On the whole though, Star Trek is on enjoy- 
able graphic adventure that roost foik will lake 
ta, and a definite must for the myriad of Trekky 
freaks in red jerseys out ihere. 

SIMON CLAYS 



VISION 

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Films. boois. jerseys, [tTTTr 
even Mr Spoeli ear*. If 1 1*/ 
to why no! a com - L A -M 

puter game? Star ■■■■■■■I 
Tien ii a area' opportunity to slip inla 
Jim's corse! and ploy the eopta»n ot 
the most iomous spaceship ever to 
grace tht spac* lone*. 



Publisher* into' play 

Developer * In house 

Dis<s > 8 

Price > 134.99 

HD install* res 

$110 > 1 meg 



Mwch 1994 G*"*H 



Jurassic Park 





The start of the Jurassic adventure and the 
D*Ctor fatds tinself all alone. Awww 



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Dotted around ih* park are motion sensors Miitji terminal* attached. Tou 
tan uh ttwm to gather Jaf—ntion and look at the map of the paddock 



| he biggest movie of oil-time and I didn't 
see if, but I did watch the dreaded hype 
machine roll into action, I may hove 
missed the film, but I con tell you the 
storyline, who ployed who and what dinosoun 
were in it ll r i all thanks to the mas* media who 
went "dino" crazy Far a month lair year. 

While everyone was enthuiing oboul haw 
good lhe film wet, Ocean, leading software 
house for film licence!, were torefelly planning 
their Jurauit attach. Ocean's Manchester offices 
wens constantly busliing with workers morning, 
noon and night trying to finish Jurassic Park. 

By ihe time ihey had eventually completed 
their task, the Dino fever had calmed dawn, but 
along come Ocean with the name that every kid 
wanted and probably got for Christmas, 

For those not familiar with Jurassic: Park, 
here'} o quick run-down of the plot. Thanks to 



astounding bio-technical advances, a group of 
scientist have brought back to life the most 
awesome creatures ever lo walk the face of the 
eorth. 

These beasts are not jolt foe scientist* though, 
because multi-millionaire John Hammond has 
decided lo turn th* most incredible animal pre- 



serve of al-lime into o theme pork. 

As Dr Alan Grant, a world-renowned 

palaeontologist, you have been invited lo exam- 
ine ifie demed dinosaurs, The creatures, are moni- 
tored and controlled by a hug* super-computer 
and you have been assured that you tan exploit 
rhe island and see these breathtaking dinosaurs 



in complete safety. 

But something has gone terribly wrong, _ 
always does. Jurassic Park's computer progre- 
ner. Dennis Nedry, hoi sabotaged the tear 
systems. Electrified fences and motion sem- 
are down and hundreds of fearsome prehntr 
predators have escaped their pens and pat 



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Dr Alan stumbles upon one ol the kidt now all ynu have Id 
do W fittd the Other one and get the hell out of the park! 



(J) GMBH March mi 








An ideal opportunity for a brl er toilet 
humour! It's quite dirty. Shame then 
isn't any Toilet Direhiasaur about! 



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H** Laura Dern and Dickie Atlenbcrough- 
Th*y dottt look too well though! 









Well, It 1 ! certainly not Euroflisney, 
although from what I can gather 
EuroDisney is far more horrifying! 




Now that's, tcary! You fall foul 
to yet another raptor attack 



to rxwiri free on the Island. 
■nptors, seiners and even the feared tyr-an- 
~"fus rex have overrun the fortifped visiters 
. As Dr Alan Grant you'll need to acccnv 
jfc o number of increasingly difficult tasks 
t« you're free to attempt the toughest we of 
*f getting yourself safely off the island. 
fou begin the game shrouded In the tyran- 
" irus paddock of Jurassic Porlc, Neorby, 
are John Hammond's grandchildren, 
[. You musl roam oround the park to 
, and once found you musl lake them 
various dinojuur paddocks to the *w- 



Everybody walk the dinosaur 




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hundreds of fearsome dinosaurs running 

it around the park, Dr Akin Gran) must 

' him vq-lf with various weapons. Vau shut 

t*d only with a taier. This basic weapon 

*m& out a bolt of electricity which will destroy 

smaller dinosaurs and stun others. You'll 

mer weapons doited around the park. 

well as weapons, there are pick-ups which 

1 found inside or outside of bwildmoj. You 

ii these items to complete your objectives 

: get out of Jurassic Park. Same of the more 

"ton pick-ups are ammunition and first-aid 

i ugh out the park are electronic motion 
i. These are used to keep tracks of the 
urs via the computer. Connected to the 
sensors ore terminals which can be used 
up information. You will also need the rei- 
i to control pork functions, like opening 

..and doors. 

Most of Ocean's film licences tend to revolve 
und o muJti-level formal incorporating differ- 



Alternatively known as Compies, these small 
cornrvores will atlrck in pocks,, weighing you 
down by their shee* numbers. The campus will 
alsa bile, their venom weakens and will eveniu- 
olly paralyse you 



Gallrrrtimus 

These mild herbivores will net attack you, 
but are very easily disturbed cmd ore quick 
to stampede-. They can run extremely fast 
and will run into you unless you get oui of 
ihe way 




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Dilophosaur 

Also known as the sptter. this four-fool high kan- 
garoo-like animol seems playful and friendly 
When your guard u down, a brilliantly coloured 
crest fcins out Qtw its head and then tries to spit 
a venomous projectile at yov wtm speed and 
accuracy which can blind and paralyse 



i biggest movie of all-time reaches 
the small screen, but is it a Jurassic 
classic er a monster flop? 



' gaming elements and Jurassic Park is no 
^Bjtnl. 

't are two differanl sections to Ocean's 
m-up. The first is viewed from above and 
s o lot of running around while trying to 
tJ 1 John Hammond's grandchildren. 

second is a 3D maze affair done very 
in the slyfe of WoHtmltin on the PC. The 



3D bit is actually inside the visitors centre and 
you're slowly being hunted down by deadly rap- 
tor;. The second section is much more atmospher- 
ic than the first lhanks to the brilliant soundtrack. 
The graphics are dork and moody in this sec- 
tion and il really generates a spooky feeling 
within you. In fact, Amfoct Computing staffer 
Adam Phillips was so stored when he ployed it 



Triceratops 

The trioeratops is nearly the size of on elephant 
It is built low down to the ground with huge 
stumpy legs, and a massive head with three 
horns, the fongesl protruding from the nuddle of 
ils: face. They are very easily startled and will 
charge you 



ihot when a raptor jumped out of the dark at 
him accompanied by orchestral slab from hell,, 
he literally jumped out of his seal, OK. so he got 
ridiculed for the best part of a week, but it just 
goes to prove mat Jurassic Pork is «ry scary 
indeed, 

The first section contains some quite luscious 
graphics, They're highly detailed and very 
colourful and the dinosaurs and some of the 
backdrops are worth a second look, Your first 
go at Jurassic Park will probably be very elicit- 
ing ond highly enjoyable., but as lime progress- 
es (he more tedious the run around section will 
become. 

Most of the dinosaurs except me really large 
ones are easy la kill, bul they have a tendency 
to keep re-appearing and jus) annoy you mare 
than anything else. Luckily once you've complet- 
ed o section you ore given a code which can be 
typed in at a later date. 

The adventure comes on four disks and is not 
hard drive installable, so you'll spend quite a bll 
of time swopping disks. As an example when 
you o« to use one of the terminals you have to 
swap disks and this becomes very annoying 
indeed. Jurassic Park contains some really great 




Vyfnrirantnr 

Entitled raptor for short ihis beast stands six feet 
toll the most vicious dinosaur iSat ever lived. They 
hunt in pocks and ■* II attack ijsr for the sport of 
it. They can figure out where you we, haw to get 
to you and even split up to head: you off 




Tyraitnr««aurtK rex 

The T-fex is the most fomous predotor in history 
□nd is ihe classic blood- Ihirsly carnivore. 
Standing <8 feet tall with a heod five feet long, 
the 1y ran notour has huge and powerful jaw 
wftich con swollaw a man whole. They are 
capable of eating a ton of food at one lime 



graphics and looks like one of the best film 

licence tie-ins to ever grace ihe computer screen, 
but unfortunately is let down by some really bod 
playobility. This makes Ihe game boring in parts 
and gamers are easily going to lose interest with 
it which is a crying shame because, it could've 
been o classic, 

JONATHAN MADDOCH 



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I saw a stEgasaurus. I did, 
I did see a stegasaurus 



tf there is me thing you must learn md (hat 
e (hat rati must never insert a triceratops 



Came aver! Just one mistake and you've 
become more extinct than the dinosaurs 



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Scores highly on the ■ 

tec twice! hoiM espe- wfm^A^Jm 

c ml ly the SD more Hi I 

section, but it It 

untorturwtily l»t down by the low 
standard of pioyaoility. 



Publisher* Ocean 

Developer > In-house 

Disks > A 

Price* £25,9? 

HP install * Yet 

Siz* * i meg 



Itorch 1994 






Fantastic Dizzy 




"Roll up, roll up. It's the 'egg'eiting, 'egg'splosive, 

'egg'sfravagaiua- the return of Diziy and this time he's 

'Fantastic'- allegedly. Tina 'corny jokes' Hackett takes a 

scrambled look at this egg-type platformer from Code masters 





TBI M Oitiy my head is spinning, 
like ■ whirlpool It never endl." 

you stumble across some bccMy hidden behadl 
free. 

Anedher flaw which becomes intensely nm 
; ng is l"t long pause in between screens, <gj| 
cinlly when jumping Irofn one level hi onortirt 
the screen flickers if you can't quite matt I 
jump, 

Th« music used cbo leaves a great deal ie 
desired and hod me reaching for the ve 
jwitth in no :ime at all. 

And ttie worst port of all fc»? We«, ihe w 
play is octuofy good fun. Frustrating a* any 
but Fun, Get me a straight jackei and send n*i 
a home for ihe mentoUy h*w3d«*d. 

TINA MACKET 



Fantastic Diny is a puizter/plotformer 
whose main chaiutler is an egg (at if 
you didn't already know|, QK, so there 
is nothing wrong with the concept of 
having o gen* bawd around eggs. I meon why 
not? There hove been Alien Ant-looking things. 
Spats, Blabs, and dl farm* of cutesy criHws from 
dogs to Hedgehog*. But Eggs? 

However, five minutes into the game on awful 
realisation hit me - I'm odvely enjoying mis skk- 
en ngly cute stuff. The graphics are colourful and 
detailed, the sprites humorous iolhSovgh not high- 
ly ■nagbfltiwj.orid there are leads of different 
areas to explore. 

This I can cope with but whol storyline con 
there possity be behind one egg? Wen, appar- 
ently Daisy lOiiiy'i girlfriend, who is also on 
egg) hat been kidnapped by the Wiiord Zak 
who has also cost a magic spell an Dizzy's 
friend*. life's Iwgh for an egg. 

And who) an original plot ihcrf one is, not 
unlib any other plol for pJatformer whatsoev- 
er. Hmmro. Oh weU, dodgy plot aside ihe gome 
is QChwih/ quite good. 

There are some greal puzzle elements 
involved. Diiiy can carry up to three objects ol 
one lima and each one will help you in same 



HI] 




Dizzy proves he's a good egg collect Ihe 

pluk of wood and we It to cross the spite* 

■and along with only having three lives, the fad 
mat Dizzy is not the most agile of characters and 
co mo* get pott all the baddies will drive you up 
thewalL 

And thii IS not to mention the sub-games such 
as the mine-carts where you nave to (ravel olong 
rail hocks, avoiding the green monster creations 
and the buffers at the end of the tracks, which oil 
combine to make it increasingly difficult to keep 
your Tamhes Syndrome-type outbursts to 
yourself. 

The stunning backdrops should compensate in 
some way though and the many colours involved 
make the gome very pleasing lo the eye. Bui 
what on earih ore those huge black borders 
down the side for? And the layout of the screens, 
with some of the scenery in the Foreground, 
proves irritating offer a while especially when 




Dizzy get* smashed irt the mine-tarts 
with a Strange green creature 



VISION 



OOOOOOO 



AUDIO 



1 



Vou cant beat a bit of bully 
but fur fuzzy rr» no yolk 

way, for instance you need to collect the plank of 
wood to help you cross the spikes or pick up war 
lous keys for trie elevators. 

'What's so difficult obout this?" I hear you 
cry, Well, because you con only carry up to three 
objects you need to work Oul whkh ones you'H 
need to get you around on area. 

This is where if becomes extremely frustrcling 




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"Diamond* are a girl's best friend,' aad 
Dill/ s by the looks of things 



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A good platloimer 

wllhsome infereshivg I | 

puzzle elemenls 

which should keep 

you amused tot o leu while. (It you 
■ don't end up smashing your poyailek 
I in irustiotion find!) 



Publisher * Codemcislers 
Devetoper* h house 
Cists > 2 
Prise ► tiS-v* 
HD install * No 

Sije* 1/2 meg 









Genesia - a game 

of creation 

and power for 

1 to 3> players. 

The owner of a small land, you 
must expand and develop 
your population to become the 
most significant in the world 
of Cenesia. In 5 worlds, each 
requiring unique strategies, you 
must manage everything, from 
food and water to employment 
and taxes. 

Will you conquer the lands of 
your 2 opponents, or form an 
alliance with them in an 
attempt to recover the seven 
missing jewels? 

Only with a strong economy, 
powerful army and new 
technology will you fulfil 
your ambitions. 




MINDSCAPE 

Mindscape International Ltd., 

Priority House, Charles Avenue, 

Mailings Park, Burgess Hill, 

West Sussex RH1 5 9PQ 

Tel: 0444 246333 

Fax: 0444 248996 

© 1993 Microids. All Rights Reserved. 



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II helpful mode of transport I think you'll agree, A sneaky 

way te get tots of StrejHils, «rr I mean tokens 



Platformers come and go without so 
much 05 second glance from the 
gomes-playing public. So winy should 
Cool Spol be any different Whol'i 
going to make this release stand ad from count- 
ies s olhers* Hove foilh, believe me - this is 
different. 

First I saw the console vWliwi, and gob 
smocled by i! I was loo! I awaited the Amiga 
release with boiled bream:. I screamed, cried, 
sulked and blackmailed my way to reviewing it. I 
menn. a girl's, go* to do what a girl's cot to do. 
And boy, it was worth me eflort 

Smoother than the guy's chin off the Gillette 
advert*, fostec than a Femari r and more ployabW 
than your firtie cousin's Scalexlric, Cool Soot is 
quite something. 

OK, so the gome is based wound a smrJ, red 
dol, but hey, who car es? Certainly not me guvnef, 






Virgin have taken the most undesirable 
of undesirables - namely a facial blemish 

- and turned it into a computer game. 

Tina Hacketf goes dotty over Cool Spot 



Captain Bird's Eye uyi "miff «y 
codpiece 1 * In Ult docks level 

and especially when plgysbihty is tins darn good 
and the little character JO well animated. 

He lolls along, huge trainers and all, arms 
swinging 01 his sides belting 05 if he hasn't a core 
In the world, not looking even dightry perturbed 
that oil his friends hove been kidnapped and 
locked in cages, and ihat he must rescue them. 

He must collect certain 
number of red tokens which 
can be found around nSe 
level, before he can locate and 



if- 



then blast open the cage containing 
one of his chums, ihus rescuing h im . 

Other objects con be buna ond will 
help Cool Spot considerably sush os 
super-cool counters worth seven nor- 
mal tokens, or one-ups usually hidden 
behind parts of the scenery. 

The scenery itself can also help. 
Coal Spot can get around by means of 
floating bcJocns, blobby bubbles and 
bouncy babbles. Parts of scenery con 
also be moved by pushing oggmsl 
them, 
-p* Cool Spol is armed with fizzy 

drink; bombs which he must lire at the various 

enemies he will encounter throughout the many 

levels Coal Spot musi make his 

way through beaches, 

where he must 

avoid nipping 

crustaceans, 




Spat messes with the big (h«sn, Walci 
out far thou trap* though, they can erlW 
proprl \ft,u l& new heights or.... splat! 

most co-ordinated gomesployer. 

The exceptionally wonderful graphics and 9 
linnt sound effects will ensure thai you 
become bared, too. The funky/ jazz/reajO 
musk will cater for all tastes and is well on 
same of the usual platform dross. 

Nice touches, such as the way Cool 'i; 
yawns when left standing,, or wipes his surge 
es, show the huge amount of attention to ofl 
that has been Wished on this release 

Mr Cool is definitely ihe spot with the k»« 
platforrner addicts everywhere will lurve it < 
wont to We its babies. 

TINA HACKET 



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I wh going to da a pretty 'boKouf to fhow 
aH the collectibles- but hey! - no need when 
this SiiBW up what you need to 



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Pirates Gold 



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"Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum 

"on a dead man's chest", and other 

piracy-type conversational titbits - it's 

time for some treasure that's been 

rediscovered on your CD32 

h. what o romantic notion. To sail ihe 
seven seas, to explore Uncharted 
waters, and masi of oil to seek your 
fortune by finding hidden treasure. 
F only life fighting it out on the Spanish Main 
been like it seems in Enrol Flynn movies . 
t tunic, nice shiny boob, o big; sword and a 
i princess, with a penchanl fat pirates. 
i meet her in Scene Two when yow sloop 
ns her fathers bullion boot. You ransack the 
: and afterward} she demands you be well 
Scoffing, you feplace your trusty blade in 
BiKabbard. 

Having raped and pillaged your way around 
r fathers boat, you and the crew lake her leave 
•le singing a pirate-like ditty, confident in the 
•wwtedge lhat she's fallen in love with your non- 
HeWit, happy-go-lucky attitude. 

Unfortunately, the reality of the situation was 
in the first place you'd have been press- 
•nged into joining the band of miserable deck 




Hiy, pa(. Vn« and me 
against the iwitd, «fc? 



> smart tunic, no shiny boots. Jusl o dirty 

sock shirt, gangrenous beard and o green 

I fotows you crowd everywhere, vj 

these parameters far your apparel and 

look, it comes as no surprise thai the 

r'j more dionce of the beautiful senorita run- 

I off with Captain Pugwash than your good 

i Hie reality of the situation it's a good job 
imagination of Hollywood and computer 
are programmers, 
although Pirates takes nasi of its rorocntic 
•*menl from Hollywood, large chunks of the 
■Marios are lifted directly from the annals of 
• lory. ^ 

far instance, yov con choose to unbuckle your 
over a period of some 150 years, raking 
; mantle of a Bril of a number of now EC 
nbers who we English weren't very friendly 
i at the rime, 
becoming a Spanish pirate, or a French 
aaWihjrer isn't enough to satiate your desire for 




plundering friendly, defenceless traders, then you 
can don the garb of a famous explorer or one of 
the more infamous npgoes to soil the high seas. 

Having pondered aver whether to play 
Captain Morgan or Francis Drake, you have the 
opportunity to make a few other choices that 
have a direct bearing cm your future. 

For example, you can adjust the difficulty level 
and mare rmportonlry select your special ability. 
This range of skils varies from expertise with a 
sword through to charm with officials and more 
importantly, the lorJies. 

Onte you've deliberated: over your options, 
if i time to cast off and head out into the blue and 
briny. The basic arm is to joumey around various 
areas of the Caribbean strengthening your ship, 
bolstering your band of jolly Jock tars and seek- 
ing your fortune. 

There are various ways to achieve this most 
roguish of task, each of which revolve around 
piracy on the high sees. You could choose to 
work far h-e governor of a particular island, fol- 
lowing orders and reaping the rewords thai 
being in his employ bring. 

Alternatively, you con follow your own instinct 
end toko 10 the briny in search of untold trea- 
sures onrj wreck havoc in the shipping lanes of 
ihe traders, purely for your own benefit.: 

However, a life on the ocean waves is also 
fraught with danger for pirates, For one, there 
are quite a few other pirate- 
type people knocking around 
the sec lam who've- been at it 
far longer than you will hove 
been [you con generally 
ossum* that by the fad that 
iney con do a better 'Ha he 
Jim lad* man you). 

Also your crew need their 








On gO*rtt! Tits i* tdf 
hit where you truly 
unbuckle your itmfli 
arid swing your 
short swords about 






Raw, row, row your boats merrily dawn 
tb« sirtem. Mi, mrturt ■ chip ca^ttea! 

feed, grog and plundering; morale must be kept 
at a level which keeps them subdued. Failure to 
maintain your boys results in a mutiny, which 
ultimately means you ending up in a rowing boot 
i rt ju st your pants with your irkom showing, 

Keeping everybody on board smiling means 
landing oi friendly ports to stack up on food, 
boaEF and debauchery, II also serves as a fine 
opportunity to charm the town's gentry and per- 
haps find yourself o gossiping wife who may 
reveal the location of daddy's assets. 

All of the sciling and fighting is displayed 
using on overhead view. You control your ship's 
direction and can increase and decrease your 
speed using your masts and sails. 

The outcome of a battle can depend on many 
different things. For instance, if the wind is lighl 
then you can get caught and stand a good 
chance of catch inc a broadside. 

However, if everything is favourable the basic 
objective is to render the enemy immobile and 
rhen maraud with your greasy boarding party. 

Once you've boarded, the ploy alters to a 
sword fight between you and the opposing cop- 
lam, the winner taking the spoils. 

This updated version of MkroProse't earlier 
release doesn't differ too greatly opart from a 
redly neol ray traced animated intra and a prop- 
er Cornish pirate-type jig soundtrack. 

Although there clan't seem to be loo many 
radical changes from ihe original Pirates, the 

m 



After yeu'ir* twin sailing around for weeks 
ob end, its nice to do a bit of i 

whole game seems to benefit 'from both the slick 
accessing of a CD, and the atmospheric advan- 
tages this media grants you, 

On (he whole Pirates is o more-rhan-playable 
foray into the folly of days of aide, when men 
were men and parrots were eilher quiet or 
stuffed. 

Even though most of the game has been port- 
ed Isailing type joke, i»?| over from the Amiga 
SOD, Pirates Is still well worth your pieces of 
-ighi. 

SIMON CLAYS 





Shiver me timtwn. 

Mlcrof rose have 

trtihined up Pirate; 

tor a new genre and 

tweeted it quite nicely. It ttie Idea a' 

tailing around on a iQroe plant of 

wood with o aa.-id ot moutlacNotd 

blokes in search of ouued Measure 

thoatt your cannon, then H-i I; de'i 

nitaiy trie one far you 



Publisher > MkroProse 
Developer > to bouse 
Price > £2*.v9 



March 1991 ^AMEfl 




Skidmarks 




Burn rubber, slum down 
the accelerator, and 
skid like you've never 
skidded before in 
Acid Software's amaxi"' 
iittle racer 



et another car r acing game, but hey 
' il'i got a comedy title ond it's one of 
the most playable and addictive little 
numbers I've ever laid my hank on. 
i dw'> know about you, but I obsolutely lurve 
racing games. They bring out my competitive 
Kumcin s.p«nr which is a bit of o ofongercius thing 
to tfo. I untortunalery rum into o drtbbting psy- 
chopotti who wilt rake on everyone in (he whole 
world aid try and beat them into submission. 

The only slight problem is thai tf I lose 1 get 
these redly bod Feelings of intense hat; and have 
10 go and lie down in a darkened room until I'm 
calm once more , Coll it bod sportsmanship, but I 
eon'l help myself. 

This always happens when I'm playing a 
rocer. Why? I don't know, bgl my psychiatrist 
told me ho keep taking the pills and stay well 
away from them Then out of the blue, Skidmarks 
happened loh dear-. 

My whole attitude changed literally overnight 
Ond it's all monks to those wonderful people at 
" 'rwore who have created the cure to my 

in I'm happy, but now if I lose I'm srtll 



Si 




Those skidmarks are building up, better 
■l i t B M t pert*! Cheep gag I know, but 
it's the only one on the whole pafl 

happy and il'i all because Skidmarks is so much 
fun. I con forget obowl my low instantly because 
na sooner have I finished one game then I've 
started the iwjtf race-up. 

There is one snog in al this, and that it tW 
I'm c omp le t e ly additJed ta it now and I'm having 
real trouble trying to turn my computer off. 
You're damn lucky thai you've got mU review to 
read, and its only because I Eeft Skidmarks ol 
home and wasn't able ha play it in the office. 

Skidmarks, if you haven't guessed from the 
screenshots on the page, a a Four-way welling 
isometric race-'em'up from heU Ta come up 
with new ideas tor a facer mult be 
incredibly difficult, but Acid 
software have cowl- 
ed a lirric beovi of o 
game that really 
does shine against 
its competitor j 
Overdrive by 
Team 17 is per 
hops the only rivd 
' came) close to 
as good as 

jr-kJ, 

tid the game isn't thai 
«f is il that interesting, but 



hy golly It works, The objective it id rate around 
1 2 tracks against three other competitors 'either 
human or wmputefcontrorledl 1 ond thus try to 
win the race. 

You receive points for the position you finish in 
- the higher the position the higher the point* ond 
the rater with the most points after completing 
rhe 12 tracks is the champion. 

ftefore you start, you must select your cor from 
four, Yau must decide between a Porsche, 
Comoro, Monster Truck or Dirt Buggy and which 
portkubr shade of point you wont your motor in. 
I can heartily recommend the [ode or the light 
purple! 

The number of different tors you con have will 
depend an the amount of memory in your com- 
puter and whether you are using the enhanced 
AGA Con- 
ine AGA cars are slightly mare detailed than 
the bog-standard ones - as an example, the AGA 
cars have numbers on them. Nol that useful I 
know, bu! often it's these little touches thai turn 
good piece of software into a excellent one. 

Another nice touch while we're on the subject 
is that when the cars go around the track they 
leave skidmarks behind them, and the track 
eventually becomes chewed up. 

There are three modes of play in Skidmarks 
Practice, Match race ond Championship, Practice 
leti the haWduol player race me tracks without 
any competition. Match race is far competing h 
one-off races on any track while championship 
lets the ptayet or players participate in a si* -track 
series compering for points . 

As wim most racing gomes, it's more satisfy- 
ing competing against a friend rather than your 
computer and Skidmarks is no different By Ink- 
ing up two Amiga* with a standard null modem 
cable you con have o Foyr-ployer race! 

The twa'plaver option is a bil restrictive 
though because the screen halves and unfortu' 
ornery you «e less track, but plenty of proctic* 
will put that right. 

One of the best features of Skidmarks which 
I've foiled to paint out until now is the standard 
of me graphics. To soy that they are excellent is 
quite on understatement. 

There are 800 frames of animation for each 



car, oil of which have been lovingly ray+on 
The tracks are just as good! and are v»» 
designed and no matter how long you play ' 
don't get tedious. 

The graphics and sound are amaiF 
what really makes Skidmarks stand out I 
rest is the fad that it is so playable. With I 
payability being sa good this in -turn makes 
one of fhe most addictive lithe racers yov I 
buy. 

With more track disks on the way he 
Software you're almost guaranteed you'll nr 
get bored. I could go on for hours probing 
game, bur I really only need ta say two ware 
Buyil. 

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If's a strange old world isn't $ how 
mony times punters, hare you had d&jo 
i-u? I'd guess probably o few times, but not as. 
many as yaw's huh/, who saes replicas of The 
same game Ideas, repeated several H-nei a weelt 

Oddly enough, the most common dene of cfl is 
the racing game. After oil if you molte a bog-stan- 
dard ploriormer, q\ leotl the- character can loot 
Rightly different from the lost ycu saw, 

But in fie roang circuit, there'* only one defirvi' 
five set of frocks, one set of rani with the same mow- 
ings ond one set of named drivers. 

As a rule, cor races ore lh* type of gome I've 
always revelled in and enjoyed, but there does ©or* 
o time when a genre betimes 'tyred" ond the 
proverbial *e*hau5f becomes ednousted. 
This is not to say that there hasn't been a boat- feed 
of classics dbng ihe way. You've only gel to lake a 
little loot at ihe lite or Fotnwlo 1 Grand Prix or 
Vroom to oppreciaks who) o classy racing game's 
driving at. 

Uncannily enough, ihe link here is that Doroarki 
latest offering to hSe games world is programmed by 
i«5n other man Lankhor, ihe people behind Vrocm. 







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On y*f marks, get set, oh. ge 
on then, wiggle that joystick 

I don't linow bow many of you remember Vroom, 
but let me lell you it was a dassk. French software 
house Lankhor worked wonders ond probably pro- 
duced the fasten Formula 1 racing game ever for 
the Amiga. 

Well, now they're back wilh their second offering 
with the full and unadulterated approval of the 
mole* rocing sports governing body, the F|A. What 
his moans is (hot ihe game con feature oil m* offi- 
cial frocks, drivers, eoftfr/uclors and atWlisers. 

Someone pleost correct me, but bar me odd 
name, everyone's used all of the above without fie 
official recognition of their product, so I don't think it 
means ihot much. However, if's □ nice touch I sup- 
pose, and will no doubt help F-l to sefl a tad mere 
easily, 

That said, ihe proof is in hW- pudding and it's the 
pfay and look mot will determine the success of nil 



release. So wilh this in mind left don our overalls, 
wol gingerly over to the pits ond find out whether 
F-l is a blow out on ihe first bp, or o model snog- 
ging, chompagne-spurlirig winner, 

Raywise everything begris in the Options menu, 
where you determine me type of nice you wg-.i to 
run. Vow can decide to train on ony of me 12 tracks 
that form the world championship, to familiarise 
yourself, 

You con also select an encode version of F-1 
which puts you on ihe self same tracks, but ash you 
to overtake on increasingly larger number of ears lo 
qualify for the ne*f drcuil. l«l bvl by no means 
least is the fJ blown World Championship mode, 



The two player option gives yoe the chance to battle rt out against ■ i 

At long last it's the green light, 
The ideal opportunity to take on 
the mantle of Mr Mansell! Blame 
everybody for everything including 
your own mistakes and generally 
suffer from a strange accent... 



This pub you up against all ihe lop drwers vying for 
pomfe over all me worlds lap circuits, or allows yev 
to choose on individual trock to compete on. 

Success, os usual means points for prizes, wilh o 
win giving you ten points towards ihe drwers char* 
pionsh.p and the some quantity going la lhe con- 



shutters w their battle to be fie best. 

As usual In his sly4e of tide you can aaW 
skill level In render it playable in the eody ■ 
and la give you some challenge once ywm t 
tared the «mrrol ond courses. 

Skill levels can be adjusted between ihe ■ 





BRAZIL - Interbgos 

A demanding but rewarding circuit with 
tw* top spt*d straights. Spend too long 
hiving tyre changes and you'll fee surprised 
how quickly fOW opponents catch up 



SPAIN - Barcelona 
A hard course with corners thai 
appear ham nowhere. An 
important track to keep your 
•yt «• the map 



CANADA - Montreal 
This Grand PriH wi H put tremendoui 
jgrt on both your tyres and brakes, 
remember year brahittg points so JO 
caught out by l imi of the s l ow er eo 



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SAN MAKIAtO - I moJa 

Here's a track that will having you driving 
to yew limit, Tht course is very last, but 
try to remember where the chicane* *n « 
they'll require some hectic braking. 



MONACO - Monte Carlo 
Probably tilt most famous circuit in the 
world. Raced on the streets, you'll find 
qualification as important as the race 
slate overtaking is really tricky. 



FRANCE - Castelet 
Situated between Toulon and 
Marseille, Castelet has one of the 
most spectacular tfckane sections 
of any motor ncbMj circuit 



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I'll have * packet Of crisps, A be* of watches arid a paper, pl*«e 

.tie « ra (hot the novice dn*es, riohi through lo ded In qualily o» go ^™^.« to .*^ Otfuol.rw*, 



(wer-jensihve, lightning fast-oneSi ef ififl enperfe. 
'au risa have the Option to alter line wings of 
r Hot rod, and mudh of this, depends Oft 1K0 track 
•hich you we competing. For exompla, setting 
r wings in a tow position p/ves yew ^ ^"^ 9^ 
i a higW lop sped. wherws a high selling 
in reverse and modes you slick like l™ 
i stuff. 
also hove the opportunity to change youf 



AAempring to qud'rfy is probably »Se best policy os 
you hove chance to improve your position on the 
slorting grid, rather than tfie default position to the 

n?ai of Ihegrid. 

After tJl the preparation work, ifs finally lime to 
tesS your skill and nerve in the race Grophiaalfy. F-l 
is very similar to its older brother Vroom, ond has 
the some W os il. 
Ttiis ii by no means o bod thing as Vroom not only 



Here's Iht nit at paper that Murrey Walker 
read* 'mm on a Sunday aftlF 



rou DISC ngve ine u^^ivim; iu wvy- ;"-' - ■--< - » j 

, ^gMr^amii^bboot^r^i^^ tookd good kjt nwv*d rio *«««^ "« « 

ostein rod, one dl the only ihings you can'1 knob, If you'd like proof of the speed of F-l, |«sl 

l» is your uncWear ofier you * centred into «l«d tm Turbo mode end walch your cor Hy 

i od hwrctng One* you're on the grid you w amurd the track. If you hove any Iroobfe durmg ■« 



cows* of Aw race inn you can enter the good old 
pit lone. Hern you con get your mechanics to break 
into o sweat, changing your tyre Of refuelling your 
sporty motor, However, time being of the- utmost 



IY TEARS 




This is the eptkrtH screen which is almost 
as interesting » Nigel Mansell 

iinportonoe in the high rech world of motor rating, 
yog «e no lima to gel yourself a nice nvjncby bor or 
glance at the overpriced tapes, il'i straight back 
into the poce, 

Rsmaps the bes« aplicn of all is t« twtrpbyer 
splil screen game. This allow you la race ogoinsl 
not only The otW competitors., but also one of your 
mates. 

To o large extent F-l is very similar to ili rider 
brother Vroom with a few alterations. This said, ifs 
a quality predict and runs ejdremely smoothly on 
the Atari. In bet, H go ns hw as to soy that F< 1 
could become the definitive arcade racer on the 
Amiga 

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■attain - sihtrrionc 
Stverstone has been recently rtwis*d 
btdUH ifs jusl 1*5 fast. NOW Ihe dr- 
oit is one ol the most challenging 
•rouad. 



BELGIUM - Spa 

ft popular dreurt due to the precision 
required to hit fast lap times. However, 
contains ■ particularly dangerous first 
bend Htbiun rash from tJb* gfW. 



PORTUGAL - Esteri 
ft drtatt ceaiprised fff »e*g sweeping 
bends. Oirerlakiwg isn't too drrflcatt H 
loag as you are prepared In klfl the 
racing line. 





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CERMftNV - Hnckedhelm 
A dangerous forested circuit winch 
a mainly mad* up of slraiohts, 
four ear thoutd be Aligned to a 
low downf orce letting. 



ITALY -Monza 

ThtiP^bKnolble parte! Ibis 
track is th* top gear Parabdka 
corner which leads onto the 
start-finish straight 



AUSTRALIA - Adelaide 

A street dreurt which may have r OU wishing 
you selected an auto gearvOM. Selling Hm 
CJW If a difficult lash on this course H It 
contains long straights and twisty sections. 



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Now, before you jump lo all the 
wrong conclusions kit me reassure 
you. Labyrinth has nothing to do 
wfrfi the- film of the same name. 
There's no crooning hhin while duke 
with a pair of cKp-ofi eon and there's no mop- 
pets with Frank Ot's orni Jtwffed up their rear 
portion. 

Labyrinth of Time, to use its full title, is lib 
nothing ever lo grace the pages of ihU muaaiine 
before, Converted' from the PC by American pro- 
grammers Eleertronic Arts, Labyrinth n strictly for 
lheCD32. 

The main reason for this is the fact that the 3D 
image) and fof aJions you visit in mii adventure 
title are oil rendered using 2M-cotour ray tracing 
techniques, Before I go any further ill oal lo be 



Mid that the visuai aspects of this piece of soft' 
wore ore quite literally breumtoking. As far as a 
game goes these are the but graphics this 
reviewer has ever seen on an Amiga, 

However, being the suspicious pessimistic 
type, and having seen software before that hos 
had superb graphics but absolutely no depth or 
ployabiiily, judgement remained sceptical until a 
later paint, 

The stary starts as yog make yow way home 
from work, this seems a very depressing point to 
start on adventure, but I suppose at least it 
doesn't start before work on o wet Monday 
morning, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Leaving your office, you head oul on your 
normal route home via the subway system. You 
go through the normal morions and slip into 



auto-pilot as you wail for your subway train. 

As usual its late and when you do finally 
board the train you ore given over to a strange 
sensation. No, it's not fair dodging or some sicko 
trying lo moles! you, il J s something different 
altogether. «MHHMFMMfetl 

The next thing that you m* ii a stranger in 
very odd attire, rfs at this point that you'll need 
to do some swotting on you-t Creek mythology. 
because among this, ancient Mayan culture and 
the Wild West, the stay rewrvei, 

But, mythology first,, because lb* stronger is 
none other man thai famous personality from 
Greek mythology Daedalus. Who? I hear you 
scream, Daedalus. Never heard of him? 

Well, for those of you oWl know, and I have 
to confess he wasn't on my Christmas card list, 
Daedalus is the person who constructed the mow 
on Crete for King Minos. 

Although he's Ioaj since dead. Daedafus Is a 
prisoner of ih* king end is being forced lo con- 



Htey man, there's a pyramid at the end of 
Hm hotel lobby, Hnra, this is unusual t 
wander H fee b**« spitted? 

struct a new mate which intertwines 
through the very fabric of lime - heavy 

kids? 

Daedalus goes on to tell you Ihot Kwe, 
is the ruler in the land of the dead, and t 
intention to return from the dead to r. » 
mortals once mare. 

To achieve this unpleasant ambjtiot 
intends to use the labyrinth's power ta 
place and time in history. Unfortur: * 
Daedalus he is powerless to do anything 
vent the naughty King from achieving r ■■: 

This is where you came in. You 
Daedalus and stop rhe labyrinth's c 
destroying it. Well, beats ihe berede 
monotony of the old nine ta five rut i supp 

So, there you ere in a subway train * 
exits and a massive 275 plus late 
explore. 

labyrinth must be ihe mosl psychedelic 
have ever had the good fortune to see. ta 
to lis artistic slyle. bul also in the mystics 
cinlres itself on and me surreal nature i 
locations you visit, 

We Can only speculate on the mind) 
programmers who conceived Labyrinth or< 
ard a shrewd guess that they ore ana** 
nants of the late 60s who had that lithe : 
much LSD and now reside in an acid co 
word, r^^ 

for example, one moment you are m 
flWugh the lobby of on old 1 19m Century 
and the next you're in a medieval maze w 
emo lounge. But oil this poles into insignrf 
when you step into the- redm of the surreal 
acid flashback or what? 

labyrinth uses a paint-ond-ctiek tschroaea 
explore me locations. At the bottom of rhe 
ore o set of icons which are responsible ft 
actions, Far Instance you con examine 








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This lovely Greco door entrance « offftt bf two nwtdhbjg if tig tll 




This must be Hh pob 1 was questing for. The Bull's Head 

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Labyrinth 




Glancing accidentally fOWlfdi the window of a bus 

shelter r Marvin wh astonished to discover that the 

fractal « fh* wall was of more interest than tht mysterious 

mirage of hit own plane* reflected in the glass 



TIm world's ecology brMthtS a sigh at 
relief as Ronald McDonaM is decapitated 



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open and close things and take and maw things. 

It 5 reminis:tnr of the very aid school of 
aoWnhire games which rather than using a party 
of clicked! adventurei. US* yoy 0$ the principle 
character and display your view on Ihe screen. 

Because of rfte fuel that Labyrinth use; you 04 
Ihe hero rather than stropping band of do- 
gooders, there an less controls ond statistics to 
be concerned, or rather confused about, 

I have to say Of this point that i found 
Labyrinth totally engrossing and the most involv- 
ing title mat I've had the good fortune to get my 
hands an. This surprises me to a certain extant as 
I never thought that this type of title wuW Hh'late 
me 04 much as il has, 

One of Ihe main reasons for this is the unusual 
nature of the plat and same of the bizarre loca- 
tions that you have to visit. The other thing that 
strikes you is the fact thai there is tittle or no vio- 
lence in it at all. 

In foci, thus far I've not encountered any nas- 
ties al all, This is quite refreshing as most adven- 
tures crorn os many naff skeletons and: dumb ores 
in to them as is possible. 

One of Labyrinth's strengths is its story. Al the 
beginning you know very little, bul as you 
progress the plot develops in very earring but 
natural way. This is very cleverly manufactured 
ond odd* depth to ihe ploy, 



g; the titbit! you uncover acts as clues to ihe 
solving of the maie. 

Also, the puiiles are ejctremery odd bul well 
thought out and have a nke feel of surreal com- 
mon-sense about them. At this point on example 
would be Mlremely convenient, but I know it 
would ruin the satisfaction you'll get when you 
solve them for yourself - honest rfi not a lame 
excuse to cover up for the fact thai I didn't salve 
any. 

Graphically Labyrinth is unsurpassable, il jus! 
looks the dog's conkers and il's full of nke 
graphical touches, One such touch within 
Labyrinth Is the fact ihot you con examine 
objects by looming in close an them, revealing 
them in their Ful raytroced glory. 

Most of the haunling nature thai is captured 
within Labyrinth is down to the sound frock, It's 
combination af ambient tunes ond the Scotly 
Doe musk, but it work* to great effect and really 
helps generate thai all important atmosphere 
that normally is missed in most gomes. 

There are also great deal of sound effects 
involved, with the music Labyrinth boasts over 
25Mb, even down to the sound of a toilet Hush- 
ing - don't 04k. 

The bottom line is that Labyrinth it superb 
addition to the adventure genre, It has omoiing 
stylised graphics and a level of depth ond paya- 
bility seldom found in computer games these 
days. It's great news for punters who've put 



faith in Commodore and bought themselves 
CDJ2, because Ihis is a title wihkh starts to truly 
show a lithe of ihe machine' s capaUity. 

If you own a CD32 I urge you to get down to 
your local computer emporium and buy this 
engrossing title, if II have you grinning from ear 
to ear in no time. 

SIMON CLAYS 



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Tornado 





She flies like a bird in the 
sky, she flies through the 
air and I wish that she was 
mine... That's the Tornado 
folks, not Maggie or the 
Nimble ad, honest 



think if s fair to say ftSal around the NAAf I 
ban of NATO fortes there' s one plane that 

has the repvfpfian and respect of pilots 
and engineers dike 1 . 

The Tornado, or Ponovia Tornado GR,4 
Inlerdictgr/'Strike {IDS) and F.3 Air Defence 
Variant (ADV), is a plane with one hell of a repu- 
tation and quite a long name Itot'll just refer to it 
as the To* natal. 

IF you kept abreast of the war in the Gulf, 
you'll be more than aware of the rale that the 
Tornado played in the first Fsw vital days. 

The whole oE the Allied strategy depended 
strongly on air supremacy. To achieve this took, 
ihe tornado was charged with destroying oil of 
the Iraqi nirboses. 

As history now tells us, the Tornado wos 01 
good as in word and successfully implemented a 
most crucial part of the Allied offensive. 

The reason it succeeded so effectively and with 
so few losses is because of its ability to Ry into 
enemy territory at high speeds, at such a low alti- 
tude, and to deliver its lethal poyiood wWi such 
devastating accuracy. 

Included in Digital Integration's simulation are 
both cf me aforementioned Tornado type*, Ihe 
ADV is equipped as a long-range, long- 
endurance two-seat interceptor, It carries a spe- 
cial radar equipped for air-to-air tomba! and a 
healthy stock of radar-guided missiles. 

Its stable companion, the GR4, has an alto- 
gether different rale, and Finds itself utilised (or 
pinpoint bombing and recce work, 

The first thing you notice about Dl's simulation 
is the size of the manual included in the packag- 
ing. Now, I'm not implying that the siie of the 
manual improves the power of the gome, in fott 
for from it. 

But, in Tornado's case you have a wry com- 
prehensive and user friendly piece of literature, 
whkh is concise and informative. 

This is indeed a good: thing because the mak- 
ers of F- 1 6 Combat Pilot hove come up with 
probably the most accurate flight simulator to 
appear on the Amiga. 

Testimony to this is the fact that the mission 




* cockpit our brave pilot 
circles above the MIS in vain seared 

of South Minims services 



planning system Digital Integration developed for 
Tornado has been authorised for service in the 
ftAf by me Ministry of Defence. 

Obviously it's not the exact same system and 
has been developed by a company specialising 
in computer software for the military. But, the 
rudiments and specifications of the system ore 
"jnconnily similar. 

Being the war correspondent for Amiga 
Computing, I was given the uncertain job of ny- 
ing this beast, The first thing that greet* you in 
Tomada is the options 
screen, Here you can 
choose to fly a simula- 
tor, select o training 
mission or Fly in a com- 
bat mission. 

The other thing you 
can elect to do is oiler 
the preferences. Most 
objects and landmarks 

can hove their detail <*■». ** Raymond again, and he's 
adjusted, Unfortunately riding shotgun In the cockpit 
•ven on the A120C to achieve any speed in play 
you have to play an the lowest detail level. 

Before venturing into the cockpit of the real 
McCoy {please excuse Ihe artistic licence!, it's 
best to spend seme time on the simulator. 

You can select from 17 varying missions 
which should prepare you for real training 
fights. The real joy here is that there's no danger 



of rooking those little mistakes 
and errors of judgement which 
inevitably change your sing from 
a stocky si* foot to a very thin 
two miles. 

Once you're happy that 
you're conversant with the dis- 
plays ond instrumentation and 
the most dangerous thing you're 
likely to do is mount the kerb 
when you reverse your Tornado 
into the garage, it's into the air 
with you. 

Training features a total of ten different mis- 
sions for you to sink your teeth into and in all 
cases when you've completed them you get a 
nice IN* tick from leather, 

Although it's not imperative to complete all the 
training missions, each one gives you experience 
In aspects of the Tornado flight parameters and 
its different bombing techniques. 

After some time rehearsing manoeuvres this 
pilot finally look to the air, There are three differ- 
ent wanones to fry over, each featuring a total of 
14 missions each. 

Alternatively you may feel up to the challenge 
of the campaign 





option which throws 
you into conflict in all 
three iones. Here 
there ore a total of 
some 24 objectives 
to overcome, and 
because it's a real 
scenario the missions 
hove to be complet- 
ed sequentially, 

As you meander 
over h>the hangar in 
your lycra jumpsuit you con ponder over a few 
other options, For instance, you can examine 
your wcypoinrs and determine the height, speed 
and targei objectives, necessary. 

Also, you have the option to adjust the pay- 
load on board your Tornado,, either to suit the 
mission type or yourself. Alternatively you can 



A couple of wild Tornados I L 

Iraqus flaftnus} are caught here relixaf 

on the grass, before embarking op tat 

complicated nesting precedon 

leave it all to your trusty pal the Amiga. 

Another very nice touch in Tornado is 
explore mode, This feature allows you to clkt i 
a waypoinl and then worn into areas of the 1 
world. 

This acts in the same manner as perhaps i 
intelligence network, which allows you pre* 
knowledge of the installations you're out » 
destroy and the defence systems which pfttM 
them. 

As a simulator, Tornado differs greatly toafj 
thing else you've probably flown before. In mo* 
sims you spend your time concentrating on oue 
once of your plane with firing of munitions < 
ing as a second priority. 

Tornado's have a very smart auto-pilot \ 
handles most of the flight for the pilot. In 
apart from {becking waypoints, take-off 
landing the pilot does lime else, 

This means that in Dl's sim you spend much I 
your lime OS the navigator controlling your bont) 
guidance system, A typical flight might see <» 
instigating the take-off, and then having swepn 
your wings back to the right angle, sitting back I 
and enjoying the ride until you're over the targe I 

Once near the drop lone you click on la *» 
bombing screen and lock an to the target, Usaejl 
the target loom facility enables you to get cosm 
plete accuracy, then it's a question of wo+ehaJ 



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Tornado 




Lethal weapons or Top Trumps ? I SU-27 Flanker 




ado GR4 



Category: Two *e*t all-weather 
multi-purpose combat aircraft 

Origin: UK 

Wing span; Fully spread: 4jft 7,5tn 
Fulfy swept: 28ft 2.5m 
usngaS: 54ft IQtn 
Heiatihl9fr6in 
W««ghl: 3l r 065lb 
Max. weapon bod: 19, 0401b 
Mw, level flight at altitude: Mudh 2.2 
Max. tevel speed !44 level: Math 1 .2 
Radius of action: 750 nautical mild 
G limit +7.5 





Category: Two scat all'Weathw 
airdehtftca. interceptor 

Origin' UK 

Wing span: Fully spread: 45tt 7.Sn 
Fully swept: 28h 2.5in 
Lengtth' -61 ft 3i» 
Height- 1 9 6Ln 
Weif^iH 31, 9701b 
Mm. weapon bod: 18, 7401b 
Max, kveJ flight Ql ■nlHirode-- Modi 2, 2 
Mox. level speed sea level: Modi 1 ,2 
Radius of action: 1000 nautical miles 
G limit: +7.5 




MiG 27 Flogge 



category: Single seat ground 

attach aircraft 

Origin: CIS 

Wing span: Fully spread: 45ft lOin 

Fully swept: 25ft Am 
length. 56ft 1 in 
Height 1 5*t 1 Oin 
Weight: 23, 590lb 
Mem. weopon bod: 9, 9201b 
Max. level High I at olliiude: Math 
1.77 

Max. level speed S« level: Modh 1,1 
Radius of action; 210 nautical miles 
G limit: +7 




interceptor 

Ongin: CIS 

Wing span: 45ft 1 1 in 

Length. 70it 6.5in 

Heighr 1 Bit 4in 

Weight- 48, 115lh 

Man, Jqkwff weight 90, 7251b 

Max. Wei flight at Ofliluife: Modi 2,4 

Max. level speed sec level; Modi 1.1 

Radius of action: 1, 135 nautical 

muai 

G limit +5 




counter air-fighter 

Origin: OS 

Wing scan: 48ft 3in 

Length: 71 h 11. 5in 

Height 19fl5.5in 

Weight 49, fiOQlb 

Hon. toke-offweigk 59. 4001b 

Max. level flight -at altitude. Math 

2.35 

Ma* level speed sea level. Moth 

Radius of action: 310 naulieol 

miles 

G limit +? 



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Category: single seat air MlfMri- 
ority fighter 

Origin: USA 

Wing spon:J2ftl Oin 

Length: 63ft ^in 

Height 1 8ft 5. Sin 

Weight: 31, 7001b 

Max. weapon Iwd: 24, 5001b 

Max. level flight at altitude: Mach 2.5 

Radius df action; 68 5 naut :ol mi les 

G limit: +7.3 



F-I6C Fighting 
Falcon 





Category: single-seal 


Ma* weapon load: 




mulli-rote tighter 


12,0001b 




Origin; USA 


Max. bid flight at altitude: 




Wing soon: 31ft 


Moch 2 5 




Lang*,: aVfl 8m 


Radius of action: 500 nauti- 




Height lilt Sin 


cal miles 




Weight: 18, 2381b 


G limit: +9 






Hum transport helicopter 

Origin USA 

Moin Rotor Diameter: 60ft 

Length: 9&h 1 1 in 

Height! 8ft 8in 

Max. take-off weight. 54, DOQlb 

Mo*, level speed seo level: 1 63tts 

Radius of action. 100 novticol miles 



Serf ace-to-surf »<« hattlefleM 
mrMlle lim rh er 

Origin: USA 
Length: 1 2ft II in 
Diameter 8.66ln 
Weight 6751b 
Range: 20 nautical mile 




your munitions fall to earth, 

Tornado is one ol the mast comprehensive 
military simulators ever to appear on the Amiga 
and it boosts some really impressive features. 

Wt on anwiingfy detailed piece of sohworB. 
For wompte, just like in the real RAT, timing is 
of the utmosl importance. H you are delayed 
while in flighl and bit behind schedule there's 
every chance thai you'll crash into a fellow 
Allied jet or at least ruin the mission eojecthras. 

Not only da you get a most realistic bolting, 
accurate sirnublor but you also get aH the other 
more cosmetic touches, like external and choso 
views. 

On the down side, Tornado's a little slow 
when it comes ha screen update and probably is 
best suited to the high-end machines. 

This aport, Tomodo is a very well accom- 
plished tifle and one which will please flight Fans 
the globe over. 

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kn odds both to (tie 
amount of playabnrty at your disposol and the 
overall strategy ongk? of lh* producr. 

The user interface h very similar to its- older 
brother, and involve! o main ploying map and a 
set of icons from which you control your forces 
and nisos the strategies. 

Before you endeavour to take on the might of 
the Egyptian army in the Six Day War or become 
the Israeli commandos in the Yam Kippur Wor, 

171 

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You're in fhe Army now, you're not 
behind a plough, you'll never get 
rich from digging o ditch, you're in 
the Army now. Oh, and you can be 
in the Navy and Air Force too. 




age we can now invoke ourtelves in. bath the 
action and strategy of warfare from any given 
period of history, As computer) have became 
more advanced end graphically capable, so ihe 
closer 10 reality they hove become. 

So, following' on from Hie successful Campaign 
l Q 39-l' & 4S.. come* the release of Campaign 2. 
The most immediate change, which one notices 
immediately, is the foct thai Campaign 2 covers 
all the mam conflicts, of the lost 50 years. 

This b vail improvement on the original sce- 
narios, as now you can play general in Vietnam 



you have the opportunity to edit the map. 

Here you can alter any aspect of the terrain 
and odd or subtract other landmarks such as 
roads and buildings. Once all the alterations 
have been completed, battle can commence. 

Due to such things os terrain, location and 
availability of forces, Campaign relies heavily on 
strategy. Indeed, one slight miscalculation an 
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jally. tf you sclerals battle using tfionual cotvffi f 
then yog can did? through your 5»ces until yi 1 
are ridingun one of your vehicles, 

Cc itrOrvan be at total or as partial as yi \> 
wish, with IfV objeel being to loco e potential tc '- 
gets and desWy them. Once a liendly vehii e 
has been destroyed then play Is switched to n 
next one available. 

However, poor deploymersi could mean you 
are either itranded miles from any friendly units 
or right in the thick of enemy firepower. 

Campaign 2 also includes an extensive data- 
base of military hardware and equipment, all of 
which is al your fingertips. This information can 
be used to your direct advantage when Involved 
in conflicts, especially when engaging opposition 
who control superior Wes. 

Campa :g - 3 is a fairly well balanced mixture 
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of 3D arcade style shooting blended with a 
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bottle simulations and enjoyed controlling the 
various tanks, I can see strategy purists being put 
off by the arcade elements. 

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Arabian Nights • Buzz • £14.99 



it on oction-pocked platform adventure. Yes, it's 
mer. and I have to hold up my 
and soy mat it's quite good - but more 



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about that in a minute. 

You picy the part of a chie 
er's S-eiper wh 
getting on with his work . 

ing distracted by 
beautiful princess Leila, Just 
luck would have ft, i 



evil demon takes a foncy 

princes* ond capture} her, 
You somehow get lock, 
in the palace dungeon, so not 
only da you hove to rescue Ihe 
fair princes* you also hove to 
escape ta prove your innocence. - - 
What oil this boils down ta is ■ 
form, puizle-packed„ 



Overall: 



epic pr 

The hero of Arabian Nights must fight against lev- 
erol dangers throughout the adventure including 
beefy guards, rabid bird attacks, spikes 
ond acid boths. 

To slop the game becoming 
tedious, Krisolis have imple- 
mented o huge puzzle de- 
. ment into me acKon. This 

sometimes Involves bring- 









letting money or trading 

oujrk? foctar does 
Ice Arabian Night* 
little bil more satisfy 
some of its com- 
w this CO version 
isolis' plotformer isn't 
'ifferant from th- 



grcpbks hove been enhanced and 
e between three different levels of 
detail, but I couldn't really tell the difference ber* 
ihe choices. The sound is improved monks to Ihe C 
technology and some of ihe Arabian *~ 
quite catchy. 

If you're o new CD32 owner a 
haven't gat o decent plalformer then I 
would recommend Arabic n Nighls 
lo you as a must-buy, but it ^ 
doesn't show off ihe CD32's 
abilities ta the tail. 



The Idlest bundle 
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your deliberation, 

expertly assessed b] 

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John Barnes European 
Football • Buzz • £14.99 



Alfred Chicken • 
Mindscape • £25.99 



Here's o CD32 title that I like! OK, so it may hove just j 

been con v ert e d from ihe 1 300 and added c few graphic j 

anccmenrs and a superb soundtrack, but hell I don't j 

'X all CD32 owners will like, I guest it's just a j 

ewe of persona! lasts! 

~~teh biiarre story, though! The evil 



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As the world's only chicken with a 
ic beak, you play lit* port of 
Alfred Chicken ana are 
off Jo o multitude of 
lands to pluck 
from the clufc 
Make-Chid 
Cluck your way 
1 tronsi 
(err!) levels 
evil and trench 
becsties such os ujiun 
the Snail |hmm ( maybe . 
not that evtl then), tfog- 
Mme femrte me?' ond "the 
Terrosowus [do not a " 

Beot the MeJLji 
snotch theeeJjHmck an 
home ajgMBmat's about ... 

ro biioirf little game from 
, which contains a good mixture between puuie and 
,..,i action. 

The graphics ore big, briqhf and quirky and the soundtrack 
is a delight lo the eors, The gameploy is just obout right, 
appealing Id kids and adults alike. 

' ' r Mindscape s duck- em-up - it s fin- 




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I football game to show 
imodore's CO 32. the first 
cer. John Barnes' looks, 
.he surface, the perfect football game. 
II the features you'd expect to see in 
game of this type ore In there. 
Changeable weather 
tions. scanner, match It 
and even the option to 
Ihe player celebrations of. 
are |ust a small handful of 
examples The gi 
are completely a 
and undoubtedly I - 
ever seen in on orca_ 
football game. 

You must do bcrtie with 
''■e cream of European talent 
"' eight nations to bedfj 
hompions of Eujfj^^y lift- 
ing the acclaimjM^^cm Naficx 

..y animated subs,. 

vers strip off their Irnck suits) 

y celebrations (where the scorer 

,. completely bankers and runs around 

the side of the pitch receiving adulation 



from his adoring fans). 

The celebrations are reolly . 
behold because in John Bgroes' t... 

of goals is extremely real 
- but this unfort 



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couldn't afford one so here's 
our Mad as a March rabbit 
budget round-up from Tina 



Kings Quest 1 

KixxXL * £14.99 

Being fairly youn n in gaming yean, to me Kings Quest I seems very basic especially by 
today's standards. Bur I'm sure there one those of you out there who remember iht 
good el' Joys of RPGs. having to type in His commands for your here, spending hours 
trying to find another word for "wait" because your computer is having one Or hii 
pedantic days and waiting an eternity for each screen la load when your chorocter 
moves from one area to another. 

Wei, I bet same of Hie more nostalgic among you or* now saying "hey, I remember 
mas* old classics" - and Kings Qwest I is difinhely on* of mem. 

WhehSer this Is a good thing or not remains to be seen. I mean how many 
Myth/Knight-type adventuref do you realty need? And when there are many other 
more speclacular examples of this genre clamouring for a place in yaw games collec- 
Man, is £14.99 perhaps o little sleep? 

OK, so maybe you might fancy this, blast from me post, so who* do you get far your 
£1199? 

Well, certainty not an original story line, roofs for sure. The King of DtJventry is on 
his last logs, and you, as his favourite Knight Sir Graham, need to retrieve three misting 
treasures lo restore Coventry le its former glory ond be rewarded with the crown. 

For your money you gel some reasonable graphics, and some n«* effects, such as 
birds tweeting in the background, monsters splashing in HVe moo* ond waterfalls. 

Controlling ihe gome is relatively easy (getting your character to walk is a little 
strange though). Type in whatever instruction you wish your chorncter to carry out ana 
Ihe computer will either let you do this ar suggest that you hy something else. 

And yes, we've all done it, boredom is looming so you try a few 
silly commands to liven things up |0K, so you don't., I'm just a 
lime strange like that) but in this game you actually get a 
response. For instance, I tried eating the butterfly and was 
met with some remark, about rhem not tasting very nice. 
Hmmm! Computer gomes making wise cracks I can do 
without. 

If you're rwl RPG fan then it's worth a look. The game 
isn't tea bad, but at the moment there are far more Original 
and impressive adventure games around, ond it can't compete 
with today 1 * high standards. 



Apdltkwjgtittri.il* 
were those tut* plastic 
toys with pink Kflir and 
no wedding tackle, not 
some mercenary tittle 
devil who chMrfl.t* to 
5*! past his bridge 



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If you a* down m 

the woods today you 

un be sure of a big 

surprise - no, it' t not 

wtutt in this guy's 
tigibb bot aMrcerer 
who's going to put a 

fn*x* spetl Dn you 












"I'll have a pint of bitter 
and a packet of pork 
scratching*, please bar ten- 
der. By the way i don't sup- 
pot* you've seen a murder- 
er ar two around hen 










have you?" 








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"Well Manchester City 

are beating Leeds 5-2, 

prices an down on the 

stock market Mw) 

there's a mad 
psychotic •■ board. " 






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Cruise for a Corpse 

KixxXL • £14.99 

if you've always wanted to try your hand at being Miss Morale, Poirol, Oueso ond the 
like then now is your chance. Personally, I've never hod these warped fetishes but there's 
no accounting for taste ond if this is your bag then Cruise for o Corpse is a must. 

Right, serfing-the-suine time: As Inspector Raoul Ousentier, you have been invited on a 
uxurrauKwise, when all of o sudden youi host drops dead. Coincidence, hey? 

II always, did seem o bit dodgy in these IV crime things that Miss Marple and compa- 
ny always "just so happened" to be on the scene of these terrible murders, especially 
when mast normal people -go through a whole lifetime never even witnessing the slightest 
criminal activity. 

So, in m* Agatha Christie style, you need to gather as much evidence o$ possible and 
question other characters, piecing together the events ond deciding who could have pos- 
sibly committed this terrible crime. 

By using a simple point V click system you need to interact with your environment 
establishing links with the evidence you find in many of the different areas of Ihe ship. 

Each object found con be highlighted and will activate a lisl of possible actions, for 
example, you find a cupboard and can "search, examine or open drawer*. 

Travel around ihe many rooms by using ihe map or by guiding your character to go 
in the direction you wi]n r 

So, that's basically the game. And good it is too! Tbe superb graphics involved plus 
the wonderful animated story sequence al the beginning invoke ihe game visually 
stunning. 

There have been some nice touches of humour added and the Animation of ihe char 
octets work well, espedolfy when you get the thorns to question them. 

Sound effects are perhaps a lime sparse in places bul when they ore used they create 
ihe atmosphere effectively. 

The gameplay does, however, became extremely frustrating alter a while ond your 
going to need plenty of patience to get anywhere. 

Another unnecessarily annoying feotwe is thai actual lime 
progresses through the game,, but il seems that il only moves 
on whenever you pick up another due. 

Therefore different events happen through the gam*. 
Say, for instance, the Dining Room is inaccessible earlier on 
in the game but later on interesting clues can be picked up. 
A good idea - but very (rustratingl 

All in all. though, it's an unusual and enjoyable game, 
And il is hard disk installable! Bliss... 










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It's been re-released on budget, so here ore 

some hints and tips for Ocean's brilliant 
platformer courtesy of Robert Armstrong... 






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ogain, only there's d lot more baddies. Make 
sure Id avoid rfie nosty looking treel Go info the 
house. 

Go into the bottom left room. Climb me free, 
To kill the bird you must jump on his head six 
limes. To do this, hide at the end of a branch 
where you ore safe. When the bird posses 
beneath you jump on hef quickly and go back to 
where you were, Once the bird is dead leave the 



Wednesday 

First of all the "walking helmets" can't be killed 



without you losing a heart, so avoid 
Shortly before you meet the first three 
you should see a running shoe. Go right 

walk through the wall to find a bonus room. 

Just heyertd the spiders is o switch. To gel k 
il jump onto the ledge beside the spikes, ■" 
onto a frying nasty and then jump again to i 
the switch. By the way, this tactic is very in 
tonl; the game cannal be finished without il, 

To complete the new room you must use ■* 
ramps effectively. Walk up these la increeat 
your jumping power, You will come to a par 
where around a dozen flying nasties are flypt 
over some spikes. Jump on mem and when if* 



The Graveyard 



Colled the invincibility pill and lend on Ihe right 
chimney. 



bottom left of the screen. Walk lefl and you'll 



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enter a new room, You will come to a very high 



Walk through the next "wall" and jump up 
and to the left, To gel the invincibility pill, walk 



and you will come to a roam with three extra 

lives. 
Mow jump up the chimney, M clown w the 
joystick and you will enter 
another room. Now leave 
that room and jump off ihe 
roof! Walk right and go 
down the hole in the 

[ground. 
Go (eft and you'll find 
o bonus room. Jump up and 
right and collect the poinls. 
The rest of the level is easy, 
just remember to duck under 
the bats, When you reach 
the end go right and collect 
the money. 

There is another level 
beyond this bul ignore it, il's 
a waste of lives. ExN the 
level. How you are oulside 



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all dead you con fall into the secrel room 
*tatn idem. 

When thij sub level jj complete you will 
a new room, Fall down onto 'he spike 
Sl you ond II become* a block. Go left and 
will find oft c-xito lift and poinhs. Jump up 
jht far another power up Ond more 



-■'s a spike above and below you, a short 
i Tiojf effective, When this iub level is 
""'itod you wiH enter a graveyard, Wotch 

the pumpkins, they drop fir* on you. 
Enter ihe little building a I the end. 
HaWesday is in here, Bear in mind the tactic I 
""■(Hned earlier on this level! You often have 
m the bubble* the fish fire os launch pods. 
There is only one very hord port to (his level 
-4aeh consists of o number of small ledges You 
11 stand ot the very edge of each ledge ond 
large jumps to succeed. rf s very frustrating 
nfraid! To dodge the star-shaped guillotines 
n must pais under them when they are up. 
To lei II the end of level boss, dodge the skulk 
: use fa two bricks as launch pads far your 
JUps. Jump when the skulls leave the screen. 
ere ii also a bonus room under where 
rdnesday i: standing, 

:«ny ii in port of the lop right room. When 
:u enter the room go left, The switch ii Ot the 
■y fop of the level. There ore two bonus 
•3ms, one is in the top right comer and other 
*i the tap left one, Pull down on the lop of fa 

^M to enter. 
There are bonuses to the righl of the infor- 
stion box. any of the switches in this room lei 
xi get to ihem. To avoid ihe noiiles which 
•«ot fire you must jump just after they fire. 

The bouncing fireballs can be avoided by 

■•pint} when they ore ot their lowest point. To 

:dge the happing fireballs duck under them 

•*n they ere ot their highest point. 

The flying stars travel in circles. Walk pasl 

em jusl as they pass you. There are also slow 

R nc s?ars <rd they rcn be dodqec by wck- 

■>9 pest when they are at their furthest poinl 

you. 

Speed is important in this level fnony of the 

"wring bricks post through lava, so you must 

■<np on them before mis happens. Always go 



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Killing this bothersome egg-laying bird 
Will nap major rewards 

OS close to a platform's edge as passible to 
maximise your jump. 

When yBu reach granny go to the far right- 
hand earner of the room. The boss passes by 
you three times. The first time, he con be hit, 

kn! rui hhe rdkrt^ ivrnEhrwi. h» h^mc hi* *niL'pc. 



towards you. 

You can duck most of the fireballs, but 
sometime; he fires a low shot which you must 
jump over. When he is dead you will appear 
on lop of the oven, Walk pasl Ihe level 
entrance ond ga into the deep freeze. 

You must kill as many penguins as possible 
because otherwise they will fallow you. You 
rriuSl uie the tactic I mentioned earlier to get 
past some of the higher walls. The snowman ot 
the end of the level can only be hit when he's 
in snowman form. 

He's invincible when he becomes a mow- 
ball. Watch for the icicles; if you sland 
between them you will not gel hurl. Jf you kill 
the snowman then you ore awarded four 
hearts per life, 

Pugsley 

Pygsley is in ihe top roam. There are three 
types of very harmful nosty on this level. The 
ball and chains can be dodged by jumping 
pasl when they ewe at the furthest point away 
from you. The nasty who fires the disk can be 
killed by jumping at him when ihe disk has 
pasl you. 

Once he is dead the disk disappears. 
Finally the chains of disks can be dodged by 
walking past when ihe chain has just post you. 
Some of these chains also appear in Ihe 
Granny level, 

Yau must also use the cannon bolls a* 
launch pads far jumps, OS in the other levels. 
To kill the boss you must jump on the top of his 
head when the discs leave the screen. Be quick 
though, they reappear *^ry quickly. Duck in a 
comer the rest of the time, sa you can't be hit. 

Uncle Fester 

Ga Into the top left roam. Uncle Fester is here, 



A bit of entra money lures our hero, but 
will he escape thit deadly spiked ball? 



but the level is quite long. The jumping nasties 
are easy to kill - just jump on them when they 
<jr^ ot their- lowest point 

In the case of ihe flying ones, kill them 
when they ore a standard jump's disiance 
away. The same goes far the unicycle baddies 
in the majority of cases, as well as for the 
green men, the Knights, who are unarmed, 
and for the men on green ducks with lances. 

There are also knights in phis level who 
throw swords. Jump on them when they tarn 
their backs to yau. The suits of armour con be 
dodged by walking past when the mace jusl 
passes yau, 

If a jump is required, then use a low-pow- 
ered one, and wail until the mace is halfway 
through ils swing. Later an you will came 
across Book Worms, Use the unicycle tactic an 
them. 

The paperweights ore best avoided,, but if 
yau musl kill them use ihe unicycle lactic 
again, only this time be quick, because the 
weights move very last- There are also spring- 
powered baddies, who fallow you like the 
penguins. 

Jump at them when they are at the lowest 
point of iheir hop. You will come to a room 
with o train in it. The track will kill you, as will 
the sharp cogs. To avoid them look al their 
positioning, you can either jump aver (hem, or 
duck under them, 

if you are going to jump over ihem then 
stand an the funnel of the engine, if you wanl 
to duck, then slond on the lowest point of ihe 
train, and duck. 

The witch is very hard to kill, you musl 

jump on her when she's at ihe lowest point of 

her swoop, Yau also have to use Fester as a 
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she's dead, exit the level- 



Morticia 

Go into ihe middle room and wail for the 

music to stop. The wall al the right side of the 
room drops and you cart go in ihe door. In ihe 
third mate roam go left until you reach a 
door. 

This leads to o money pit ond two new 
door;, The left door leods to a bonus roam 
and the righl door leads to a new level, All ihe 
nasties hate use a movement pattern thai some 
other sprite uses elsewhere in the game. 



Ad dams Family finder 

1 . The roan to the bottom right 
{Conservatory] contains Wednesday, 

2. The room above this (Kitchen! 
contains Granny 

3. The top room (Gomes roam) 
contains Pugsley. 

4. The room to the top left fPortroit Gallery] 
contains Fester. 

5. Morticia is in the middle room 
|Mu»!c Room] . Don't forget you have 
to save the others first. 



The bird uses the pattern of the green flying 
eye in the snowman level The green blob 

moves ihe same as the bouncing flame m the 
oven. The rolling rock moves the same as ihe 
snowballs in fa deep fretie. 

There are skulls and ball and chains too. 
There are also fish which con be killed by 
swimming over ihem and touching your feet 
on them, Be warned though because you move 
slowly In the water, There are flyi g mouse 
like faces os well, who move the same as the 
flying naslles in the garden level- 
To kill the end of level boss you must dodge 
the hammers. Stand on the righl most part of 
the tow right ledge when you wanl to hide. To 
begin with he jumps to the right. Ta attack him 
jump onto the top of the pedestal and jump 
dawn an h im. 

After your first attack, he haps once on the 
lop of the pedestal and then jumps to the left. 
From now on however he hops once an the 
pedestal, then down onto the ground in the 
middle and then to the right. He hops once 
more on the top of the pedestal, then on the 
middle ground and then to the left. When he's 
dead you've wanl Enjoy the end sequence! 



Addams Family codes 

l.Pugstey = VH93 

2. Granny: V&Z IX 

3, Wednesday =VD9 16 

4. Fester =VL9KD 

5, 3 hearts pet life i 4t#IF 
M hearts per lite = ?1#KM. 



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aast time we looked at various ways of using 
Intuition, the Amiga's Graphic I ser Interface, 
from within ARexx. In particular we indeed at 
JiL-xxARPLib.library vj.0. as an excellent example of a 
utility that brings, the machine's graphic system within 
reach of the user, With a minimum of fuss. 

To recap: Intuition's graphics facilities cannot he 
accessed directly from ARexx. so instead we launch a 
semi-independent ARexx unit (a host) which can gooes 
these features, 

Tins unit takes care of all the drudge work involved 
in opening windows, handling mouse-dicks, requesters, 
menus arid so on. Our ARexx program then uses specW 
commands that act on tbe host, in order to produce the 
desired results. 

These commands are quite similar to their corre- 
sponding Intuition functions, so programming with a 
graphic Library like RexxAKl'l.ib.iihrary is not too differ- 
ent from "real" system programming, It is however much 
easier, since most of the "overhead" of derails is taken 
care of by the host. 

In fact, all the programming that we do when we 
handle Intuition in this way is pure ARexx. There is no 
"real* system programming involved. The RexxARPLlh 
host adds an extra ARexx layer between us and the 
Sj -.tern. 

This is in contrast to some libraries which allow you 
to make direct system calls, and are hence a little more 
dangerous to use. The trade-off is a small loss of flexibil- 
ity and speed which should not bother most users. 

Before we leave this subject E would like to dwell on 
a few things which may puzzle a newcomer, I assume 
that most of you reading this far have either already 
obtained a copy of RexxARPLih, or are planning to do 
so, 

In any case it is a very worthwhile piece of software, 
and should be in the libs: drawer of all ARexx users. It 
should be obtainable from most PD Libraries, 

If yon already own a book on Altera, and you got a 
free disk with it, the chances are you already have it. 
Make sure it is V3.0, since it has more features, and earli- 
er versions gave problems with Workbench 2jc, 

I will use the 'graph.rexx" example supplied as part 
of the distribution to illustrate. This example is good 
because it shows what .-an be done in a relatively small 
ARexx program, and also has lots of room for improve- 
ment. 

first a comment about the line that goes "ADDRESS 
COMMAND runwsh,,," in line 79. As you can probably 
guess umwsh" is an external command, and you nill 
not have it unless you are using Bill Hkwes replacement 



for the Amiga Shell, WShcLL WShelJ is not widely used in 1 
UK, even though it is a very good program; on the other I 
it is extremely popular in the USA. Bill Hawes, of v ■ 
the author of ARexx. 

This command is used for Launching the host asyi 
nously, and as you will have seen from last week's codi 
can be replaced by the following line, which does the sj 
|ob 

jdhess itimi run n 'ZZ's I 'CM.L 

CfHtmoit<'GI!flPHH<l5 T VGf!llHP(!l!T'!' || '22'. 

[i is essential to make this replacement if you want the p 
gram to work. In fact, if you ever have American ARexx 
ware that appears not to work, it is always a good idea 
check that "ruewsh" is not being used. 

I have been caught out by this a number of turn."- 
that in die above example, the code for the double quota! 
marks C22'x) is specifically included. This preserves the <f 
tation marks when the line is passed to AmigaDOS, and i 
actual command line that is used reads: 

mi n "JALl Cre*teHc.3t( ' E**PHHDiT ' r ' EHiIPMPDIT ' 5" 

You may already know diat the last (dosing) double qi* 





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Some things to look, out for... 



mark is optional, You can also replace lines 80-85 twh 
watt for die port to appear before proceeding) with the rr> 
elegant: 

A MESS COflHANQ 'IfiitForPeft tRUPHHOST 1 

but this is by no means essential, Then, to run the grapha^ 
program simply make sure that the "graph, re nx" tile is in : 
directory you have assigned as REXX;, or simply in your t 
rent directory or path, and type a command like the a 
bdow at the Shell: 

ft "Call Graph ( l IUi*M0&>-S^ l *'' l(, ' I »' 1 " 

Newer users will notice that since our graphing prog 
has the suffix *.rexx it can be called as a maciei from ■■■• 
anothet program (in odier words, just as if it was an ARes 
function ilselt ). 

The next thing to notice (.line 90), i 
die two IDCMP Hags which have been - 
This means that the window will nouJ 
our program if we try to either resize ii 
close it. The code between lines 2~}- 
( especially between line 1 ; 273-287), sho| 
how we process the loops which wait I 
ARexx messages. 

The functions used are found in th 
"rexxsuppiirt. library", This general ted 
nique of waiting at a port for a mcSMl 
should be totally familiar to anyone want 
ng to do serious Amiga programming. V 
have discussed it at length a number 
times already, and nearly all hooka 
Amiga programming describe it. 

If you are programming in ( 
Assembler, there are several other detail* 
to attend to as well, but the ARexx vi 
is nice and simple, You will also now 



AREXX 



rmula to be plotted Ls entered as .1 string ol characters 

■ quotes. Then the program relies on ARexx'S powerful 

PRET instruction (line 59) to work out the individual pofail 

means that any function you use in your formula, rmi-i 
fined in AHesx. Therefore, if you want to use trigonometric 
irithmic functions, you should make sure that von nave a 
:ui maths Library- (e.g., R< ■ library 1 installed Since 

in- is usually distributed together with RexxARFlib, and 
•■■ same .unhnr. this should be nr> problem. 
^He are two other minor problems wilh (hi- program and it 
■ ittivt' id look M them. They Lire illustrated in the accom- 
MJuring diagram, 

;lv, if the window a made fairly small, then the graph 
over the top bar of the window, This problem is not due 
system, but merely to the simplistic algorithm used foa the 

s is not too serious in a simple demo program like this; ii 
I taw been cured by setting the GIMMEZEROZERO flag, but 
flag Ls not implemented in the library (if ii was, ii would have 
I specifo d in line 91 along with the other fl 
Shout ii the window draws in all ol its area, Including die top 

la ii k the problem must lie compensated Gram within the 



program (Ho« 127-181). Secondly. If 
the window is sincd down to its 
minimum passable size, the program 
crashes due tofl division by zero. 

On Workbench 2.0+ machines 
this problem is more marked, 
■ 1. -In system ~z<Knti" gadget 
automatically send-, the window 
1 to this tiny size. This could 
be fixed by specifying a minimum 
si/e for the graph window, but 
unfortunately our library has no 
direct way of doing this. 

These problems are the trade- 
offs lor using a user-friendly library 
like EexxASPLih, if you were using 
more 'direct" libraries, like APiC or 
HxCicn instead, both of the above 
problems could he easily corrected, 
but ii may lie easier to make other 
mistakes, especially if you are new 
to this. You pays your money and 
you lakes your chances.., 




graphics still 



Creating independent executable utilities 



1 nope that Ihe main article has 
hown how easy II can be to imple- 
ment an Intuition interface to your 
ARexx scripts. For a relatively small 
inveslmr e your work can 

look really profession. 

If you are creating utilities that get 
used by other people too, especially 
people less familiar with computers, 
you can help them avoid the CLI and 
use a friendlier mouse and requester 
interface. 

In fact, for those special little 
hacks that just need to get done, 
rather than requiring attention to 
speed or compactness, ARexx may 
be better than the so-called profes- 
sional languages, since it allows 
interactive experimentation during 
the design process. 

This Is the reason why ARexx 
became popular among developers 
in the first place, even before it was 
embraced and bundled by 
Commodore, 

II you write little programs like 
this, it might niggle you that the - 
have to be launched from the Shell, 
especially if you are trying to st 
a Workbench environment There are 



nber of things you can do to 
package your scripts in a more 
Workbench-friendly environmeni 

You can write a one-line 
AmigaDOS script that launches the 
program, and attach it to an icon 
using the IconX utility (refer to your 
AmigaDOS documentation). 

Remember that if you are trying to 
lose the Shell you will also lose the 
ability to launch a program with para- 
meters, and the program will have to 
receive all parameters while it is 
running. 

If you do not like the inconve- 
nience of having three separate files 
(the DOS script, the ARexx script and 
the icon file) you could use the excel- 
lent PO program, IconJ. which does 
the same job as IconX, but much bet- 
ter, and alto lets you link the script 
and the icon into only one fl 

IconX and IconJ still use a CLI win- 
dow tor output, but you can disable 
this by specifying the NIL: device 
instead of a particular window in the 
tool types. 

Of course, you should only do this 
if your program has absolutely no 
text output, such as that due to the 



SAY Instruction. Should you decide 
to use NIL: foe your output - unless 
you have taken special steps - error 
messages will be tost too. 

If you are using a 100 per cent 
Intuition environment, you must make 
sure everything (Including errors) 
gel handled by Intuition. For a begin- 
ner il Is probably much better to have 
the CLI window present too. lust as a 
safety backup 

Another possible avenue is Ihe use 
of the freely distributable program 
"ExecRexx '. (As you can see ihere is 
no shortage of helpful PO ARexx pro- 
grams.) This utility will package your 
utility into a fully executable file, just 
like a commercial application. This 
also provides a way to hide your code 
should you be so selfish. Of course 
the ARexx installation must still be 
present for your program to run. 

Finally, serious programmers, who 
wish to produce commercial or com- 
pany in-hous-e material using ARexx 
but wan l a little extra edge on speed, 
should consider the heavyweight 
RexxPlus ARexx compiler from 
the Dmeen Edwards group in Ihe 
USA. 



In the second part 
of his ARexx 
graphics series, 
Alex Gian shows 
how sometimes 
ARexx can actually 
be better than 
low-level 
languages 



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he first fow days of shooting are going well and apart 

from the ocOKKJoal hiccup* you're on schedule for 

gSodous victory. Never mind that the actors hurst into 

ira during one od the film's more serines and melancholy 

ments or that despite constant coaching, the clapper boj 

5 n inning in and marking the .shut when the tape hasn't 

rcn roDed yet. 

Yes. there's nothing quite like returning after a hard d$f$ graft 

■ the set and settling down into your favourite armchair and 
metering when you're going to be rich and famous.., to watch 

the rushes of the day's shoot. 
Only a few faring foreheads through lack of make-up gib 
up to you horn the glowing screen and the odd moments 

■ convulsive camera shake as the lens operator gets his or her- 
-t-ll ready for the shot half-way Through the take. 

Indeed, ai iht. raK you're going, the local prenriere pron- 
to all friends and neighbours looks as it It could be a resounding 
ess Instead of a 20-minutc cringe and squirm in the discum- 
jbrtofa town hall chair. 

With the shot Hat decreasing rapidly every day. it's good to 
keep in mind some of the classic film mess Up* that can be spot- 
ted in many movies and television programmes today, 

The prime candidate is continuity If you're planning to shod 
j large scale production for your next project then it is advised 
that a continuity person is used to keep track of any mistakes 
that could happen - clothes suddenly changing from one shut to 
the next because in reality, there was .1 two-day gap between 
each of them and die actors forget exu ft} whal they were wear- 
log because they were too Involved with the script 

The way to soke this logistical nightmare is an observant per- 



VIDEO 



Where to 
put the 
camera 



The line 



Imagine w 
lift* drawn 
between 
two people. 
The camera, 
while ftfigtrt- 
ing con- 
versation 
between the 
two, must 
not cross 
over that 

line when 
cutting 
between 
tht?rn.~. 




ft appear* that they arm talking to each 
other because one head is on th«s right of 
frame, (ho olfiw pn thm fef* 3* you were 
standing there flicking between the two... 










The line has been crossed ami It new appears that 
they ato talking from the some position and direction 
and perhaps to another person altogether because 
their heads ore on Iho san» sidm of tho frame. 



son with notepad, pen and a Polaroid camera 
with plenty of film There's nothing more 
accurate lor practical and easj reference than 
a. picture of the actors, location and so on. 

Another problem encountered is falling 
lichind schedule - hassles often arise from 
nowhere thai can be related to location and 
other factors, .vimeiimes. a shot takes longer 
than previously planned for. or on the day 
you just have a better idea for shooting a 
scene. 

Solving this dilemma invoices the PA jug- 
gling the remainder of the schedule, slicing 
off thnes from different shots and the director 
seeing if there are any shots that can he 
dropped. The process of video making is 
about adapting and shifting within 1 given 
situation, 

There are many things to learn to avoid or 
to do on a shoot whjch arc learnt by getting 
out there arid experiencing it for yourself. 
Practice makes perfect... 




As time 

goes 

by... 



... or what to look out 
for as the rest of the 
shoot hurtles by in the 
fifth instalment of 
Adam Phillips's vivid 
retelling of the video- 
making story 



Tread carefully 



As each shooting day passes, its usual human 

psychology lor people lo become tired and a little 
more edgy than usual. Mistakes can be 
made and accidents can happen through 
carelessness 

Your role as the director is- to keep the crew 
and cast motivated through encouragement, 
organisation, keeping the pace of the shooting 
schedule as swift as possible and above all by 
letting people have fun with what they are doing. 

There is little point of being a military dictator 
on set because ii gnaws away al people's 
patience especially in an amateur group - until 
you're told where to go and put your opinion. 

Apart from the mental, physical hazards must 
be kepi lo absolute minimum - a badly placed 
light could topple over and smash, eating unnec- 
essary into your already limited budget or in 
worst case scenanos, teH by a particularly flam- 
mable object that doesn't take too kindly to being 
gently cooked for a lew minutes. When on leca- 



ton in someone else's premises, make sure thai 
everybody .reads carefully - vases and olher 
breakables seem lo beg lot the accident prone 
elbow to shove them off Ihe edge o1 the mantel- 
piece into oblivion. 

If using Blu-Tac or other adhesive substances, 
don't put it on wallpaper lo be ripped off half an 
hour later with most of a Laura Ashley design 
attached to It. 

Some of this may sound obvious but in the 
excitement ol a shoot, there are times when even 
the professionals out there treat (heir locations as 
if they were in a dog kennel and not somebody's 
home. 

When using large lengths ol cable trailing 
across the Itoor where cast and crew are in risk ol 
tripping up. use gaffer tape to adhere the wires to 
the Itoor (remember to take it off gently). 

Above all, remember tg remain commonsensi- 
cal and don't take chances that could cause risk 
to either person or property, 



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lot of new Amiga owners will have [oined us over the 

Christmas period and there'll doubtless be quite a few 

Midi uses looking for help within these pages. 

"This being so, I though! I'd kick off by telling you about a little 

.get thai has proved to be immensely useful in my own Midi 

els. lib called the MA3d Midi Analyser and is made by a compa- 

called Si adic Muster (who are probably best known tor their 

dio mixing desks). 

The MA36 l* a battery powered unit which measures about 7 x 
I J k 3cm, has an on/off switch and two Midi sockets <Midi-in and a 

J thru). 

Is your Midi data passes through the unit the MASS Identifies The 
lorning messipes and displays the appropriate real-time tnforma- 

using two sets of LED indlcatnj lights situated on the front 

I. 

ic- tadteatOfS on the left-liand side of the display provide deals 
: foe message types being received while those on the right let 

■n what channels ate being used, 
Now.- Midi communications in general are relatively trouble 
but occasionally the odd .snag will arise and, particularly m rbe early 
•lays, it can be difficult SO figure out exactly where things are going 

bong. 

You might inadvertently connect up some bads tlie wrong way 
round, or use a lead that is faulty (eg broken internally ). 

Your synth may not be sending die messages you think I is due 
I | [lie way it has been programmed or your sequencer may be 



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that it is faj 1 more likely that either die bad 
linking the Midi interface's Midi-out con- 
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or that the synth is set to a channel num- 
ber which Is different to the one the 
sequencer is transmitting its data on. 

In short, your first instinct should I* to 
check the most obvkns and likely tilings 
first (including making sure thai the correct 
Midi sockets have been used and that all 
connectors have been properly pushed in). 
The MA36 Midi Analyser costs £32 
including p&p. Details from StudioMaster 
on Tel: 0582-570370. Trust me - if you 
haw more than a passing interest in Midi 
then this little gadget b well worth check- 
ing cmt. I suspect that I'll be using mine for 
as long as I continue working with Midi - 
probably forever. 







Midi magic 



ignoring certain types of messages without you being aware of it. 
At times like this you want a quick way of seeing whether the 
expected Midi messages are being transmitted or received and the 
MA36 is an ideal too! for these types of operations. Beat of all it is 
one of those delightful little boxes that you don't need to be a 
genius to use! 

Supposing, for example, that you've got un Amiga sequencer 
program running with a Midi keyboard connected to it via a Midi 
interface 

As various tracks have been played you've manually switched to 
different synth voices during each recording believing that this 
should Rcflcrate the required ptogcaro change Midi messages which 
will then he stored in your sequences. 

On playback the .synthesizer doesn't change voices and on exam- 
ining the sequences you find the program change everts aren^t pre- 
sent in die sequence data. 

Is the program change data really being sent by the synth. or arc 
the messages arriving but not heing stored in the sequence? Just 
unplug the lead carrying the synthesizer's Midi messages to the 
Amiga, and plug in the MA36. Switch it on and manually change 
the syoth's voice - you'll instantly see whether or not a program 
Change message gets transmitted because the appropriate MAitf 
Midi channel number and program change lights will Hash. 

If the messages are being generated by the synth then it's obvi- 
ous that your sequencer settings will need to be altered (perhaps 
the default behaviour is to filter out such program change 

messages). 

[f the messages aren't being transmitted in the first place then 
you'll know that it is the -.ynth 9eflmgs ihat have to be changed 
Either way the MA36 can point you in the right direction instanta- 
neously and needless to say that can save a lot of time and aggro 
because it takes the guesswork out of these types of fault-finding 
exercises. 

As with most areas of fault finding, a bit of common sen.e goes a 
long way with Midi. It, far instance, your synthesizer seems to trig- 
ger the sequencer when recording but on replay nothing seem to 
come back to the synth. then one outside possibility would be tlvat 



Paul Overaa takes a look at a reasonably priced piece 
of Midi diagnostic hardware that is guaranteed to help 
Amiga Midi users avoid unnecessary fault-finding grief 



What's it got? 

• Cart Identity Midi channel messages and com- 
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• Includes an error indicator the! 
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• Provides active sensing and 
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Hfe mail bos been piling Up Otter the tastfetr montbt so I 
tbouRb: now would he a good tew to haws a ?«fcfe gttar- 
flou and aHittcrjssriQHL Rratf^ »whv ftorfe iu <itf of your 
ttbu send email and letters in response to tfteo >inmn. 

Your comments are always mad and noted, attbougb not alums 
ftfMed u>. I try to reply so all my cornspondsnts on email if I can. 
tut you know hue U is Pressure of work, Habbiab. Anyway, fts 
first letter Is from H Bund of York, ami he's toft) Radio Comms: 

i would like to ask a t[uestion about Radio Comms. I have fust 
bailed from ifae BBC to an Amiga A2000 2Mb Now I always buy 
Affltyz Cumj>insH}>, but I haran'1 nni ;inyihinu, tin Radio Comrus. II 
it's possible could you give me some info on SSTV and FAX 
Ttanscrive for she Ami^a? Or Is the Amiga fUS - 1 8 8meg computet! I 
hope you can help but tIil- Vork uea is very b-.nl tor Amiga info." 

Wake up and smell the coffee, buddy The Ynrk area bad fol 
Amiga InJb? Is it out off by moats? la ii a space 8ighl away from 
your nearest newsagent? I think not. Where have you been since 

W9 

The Amiga Is a leading ccanms computer, and I use mine for 
comms aO die time. In spte ol the lad you fust insulted everyone 
leading this page. I'll ait you a break 

I just happen ui have n disk full of radio comma software from 
the Internet, and just because I'm and uld some I'll send it to you. 
Now don't let me ever hear such nonsense talk again. 

You might abo .seek out an old copy of The Radio Hackers l 



COMMS 



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there are up to 250 other people doing the 
same thing at die same time with very little 
stowup 

You use the GET command to pull Hes 
from FUNET and pass them to CIX, then 
you use SEND to send them ftum OX to 
your Amiga. The whole process is very 
painless and useful. 

If you want log ■ into .m hsdaa sit. drey 
have all the latest files from Fred Rsh, plus 
ail the latest graphics demos, product infor- 
mation and support files, everything you 
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Internet is a big and scary place, but it is 
wonderful UK)! 

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Book by George Sassoon (published by Duckworth). It's an old 

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second hand Booksearch Service. 

* P Chew of Somerset emailed me to asfc 

"When you talk about FTP what does that mean, and how can l 
use it?" 

FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol, and it's the waj all the Unix 
machine-, on ihe Internet send files bo each other. For example, 
usin^ CK you might log onto ftp.rtmet.fi, a very good Irraga FTP 
site in FtnLuKl. 

This isn't an rntetnatronaJ call, as the lines which conned afl the 
sites on the Internet art owned by the Information Providers and 
they carry the can, 

Ail you're doing is talking to CK like you normally would (it's 
very unusual to get something for nothing 1 think you'll agree). 
Once connected to FUNET you log on as "ftp" with a password of 
your Net email address, which in my case is -inouiy@ri\.u>rii- 



Moving base 

By the way. any fans of Guru- 10 will tell you, one ol the 
Amiga's, most muscular BBSs is moving from its long held 
base in Scotland. From January 17 1994 the board will be 
moving to darkest Durham, and Ihe new numbers will be; 

Guru- JO (24 hours, ail speeds) 
Node I 091-378 9934 
Node 2 091-378 9935 

Here's wishing Ihe sysop a pleasant and hassle-free move, 
and looking forward to more great stuff from this well liked bul- 
letin board. Good news- for Geordies. eh? The'll be smaller 
bills to dial th'Guru, ye'nah. 



J 



"The BBS I run is called Mostly Harmless, and it's a I Oft peT cent 
Amiga-only BBS. You won't find a single file for any other 
machine on it The BUS is running on an 090/882 53MHz based 
A5Q0 win 9Mb of RAM and 22Mb of on line storage. 

"The board uses i great piece of software called Xenolink, I 
have lieen running the board since January 1993 and have 224 
users! The board is also pan of diree larger networks, Fidonet 
(2251 -4l.ft>, Amiganet (39-.1J4/140) and Pafownet (213:1020/7.0) 
unpenning 1 over 125 messages from them all. 

"The system la running on an US BoboticS I6.SK HST Dual 
Standard, which will he upgraded to 28.8 Vh'asl when CITT 
announces it in 1994, t give all users a generous 10.1 download to 
upload ratio, and I am strongly against pir.icv and sknik ihm^s. 

Hail l;injja.i.u,e > n<n allowed, md :ile- contJiriiiv.; .nukhN 
hacking, commercial software or pornography are also no! 
allowed. The nurnber of Mosrly Harmless is T 05 6148247 

Thanks for that This is in answer to .ill tlie people win) eiiuiled 
me and said tltey were just gelling into comms and did I kftOW 
Liny good numbers, Tab Ls not a phrase guaranteed to make you 
popular i m-line. and ii marks you as an annoying neophyte, 

Hunt around for numbers, but never ask outright as it just 
annoys regular users, There are plenty of lists of BBS on-line so 
look around in tlte file sections of any board If there an- any other 
sysops out there dial wish to write in about, their experiences ot 
setting up their own BUS. I'd be interested to hear akiut it 

Anyone set up a BBS and packed il in for some reason? Or do 
you run a particularly successful onei' Why do you ifiirik people 
like your board? 



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u the coming months I'm going to start looking into simv of 
the Amos mail Igsl tia AC and talk through some of the sub 
■■ that you vain to talk about. The basis of this month's 
■>jAs is a letter ! %ot frum Thomas Joties ttf Darlington, 
tmnty Durham. 

Q 'Could you please try and solve i little problem I'm living 
writing a program Ln Amos v}39 I a™ trying to wriu.- i 
MED Module Player prugran but as usual I Jumped straight 
i my code and stained to write wihout thinking, 
*Emythinjn went fine until I tried in write a file requtsrer Try 
N try as 1 might I cannot write a fully working bug-free Tile 
stcr. ] cari'i or don'1 know how to select a file with the 
use. 1 can't get the computer to distinguish between a file 
nodule) and a directory (drawer). I have heen experimenting 
Mi: 

Mm Dir fcrttl"*.*") 

»-■ no avail. Is it possible to make a |>oint and dick file requester in 
Amos or will I have to use the lame standard lite iwytHB 

A Tell, Thomas, you've got yourself In a right old pickle 
there, Couldn't you have started on g less djficul problem? 
J'lIc requesters have betii done hy various people, and (he 

test one I know of is by Len Tucker, and it's 3D loo. You mighl 

art in touch with Llti at Ann is pn Library , and they'll sun you out. 

I the meantime here is my thoughts on the matter 

Doing the buttons on the requester is tasy, You define the hui- 

[tons using. Mouse Zones and when you dick on them off the)' go. 

i You can store the frame and ihe buttons as a IFF file, but this is 

try memory costly, and SO it would he better to draw the 

requester on ihe screen and then erase it afterwards. 

If yuu want to make your requester overlay the screen, you II 
have to open another thin screen for it, of course. 
Doing a directory and sorting it .shouldn't present too many 
• ■luins fust [>ut two windows inside the requester arid do all 
■■ n display of files in another and input in the other, 
Potffl and dkk is the hardest bit. The way to do it Is to zone 
trips of die window and remember whai is in each of those strips. 
Stick each filename in an array and when you point and click that 
.ill ll* is loading into the bad string, It's a bit hit and miss. and. 
vi Hi'll haw to liave a large amy, hut there it is. 

The simplest (and in code terms the smallest) way to do it is to 
avoid rhe point and cM method altogether. Simply print up a list 
of files on the disk in a nice .sorted window, then Invite the user to 
type in the requested tile 

\\ kn they do and press Return, use the Dir and Exists file com- 
mands Jo find it and load it. Use error clicking to cheek if the file 



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Our rudimentary ti)e rcflneator 



Write a requester 

If this has s&nt you off on a useful tangent, why not snow me 

what you can do with Amos requesters. Can you select files 
with point and shoot? Or can you think of a better way? Send 
in your examples to the usual address. 



is there on the disk. Use Parent and Dirt to 
navigate around the disk. 

Below is an example.. Ii doesn't do any 
file loading or anything like that, but it shows 
you how to use windows on your Amos 
scr e en . Once you have that down you can 
use the DOS command- and ash for key 
presses, rust like you would in an Amos pro- 
gram Use the window commands to add 
another thin window on the screen for your 
Input, filenames etc 

Tile trick with Amos is lo keep it simple. 
Don't try to run before you can walk and 
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Amiga Computing March 1994 



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Amiga Computing March 1994 



ome publishing in colour has come a long way in the 
last year or so. Although the Amiga has a good u» k 
record for displaying colour on the screen, the 
chnntnjry in transfer those COlouiS on to paper. Jabric Of even 
t has, until recently, not been affordable. 
fcbased printers are today producing a quality of output 
' would have been unheard of a few years ago, quality fliat is 
pod enough for many applications - coloured flyers, posters 

the like. But colour cm he ;ir, .miiml Us '.wnk with, and if 
i are not careful it can eat you alive, 

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ublishing in colour you will need lots of memory, a fast 
cesser Lit the beart of your Amiga, and a Large storage del tv 
The reason tor the luid drive :md memory lxsost is because 
bou tan forget about printing HAM graph its, or even 256-colour 
[ones - what you need are 24-bit graphics. 

'MUihin.ii kss than this quality of graphic and the professlona] 
n you h% ill be searching for will be lost, Photo-real istn. 
I uts contain thousands upon thousands of colours, and the 
st Amiga file formal for them is 24-bi IFF-IU3M, 
The catch is that 24 hit graphics do not come in anything 
cither than large and extra large, Sizes of 1Mb and 2Mb are 
■union, hut images many times that size are frequently 
I encountered when working with graphics that have been 
vanned :si a resolution of nOO or perhaps 1,200 dots per inch. 
So before spending all your cash on a colour printer, make 
your Amiga is capable of dealing with the images you will 
• warning to prim with it. 






LIMITATIONS 



It is also worth iiemernbering that colour printing is nrjt as 
simple as printing in Mack and white. Low-end colour printers 
lhave the same limitations as mono printers when it comes to 
printing continuous tones. 

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printer can use the three or four colours it does have to simulate 
the colours in the graphic. 

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that is not an exact match for the colours in the printer, sis you 
are never going to get the saaue quality ol graphic on paper as 
'.'i hi see on die screen. 

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plotted in any colour from a 16.7 million colour palette, and up 
to 2^6 different colours, can be on the screen at once. 

But a colour printer can print only three or four colours, so if 
there is (.say) an orange pbel in your graphic it will have to 
Simulated on fjjpcr by tile printer mixing dots of three or those 
':mr colours. 

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Cotour 24-pin dot matrix printer 

Supplier: Indi Direct Mail 

Phoner 0543 419999 

Price: £209.99 

Ribbons: 2 black and 4 colour for £70 



^M |^k anasonic's range of dot matrix printers is. as 

^H tj^m extensive as anyone's these days, hut the 

^^^urvdoilbted star of the tower priced models his to he 

the KX-P2I23. a printer claimed by ics distributors to be 

the UK's best, selling, colour dot matrix model, 

In today's intensely competitive market, you have to offw 
one or two extras to come even close tD that sort of dum, and 
the KX-P2 1 2 J has quite a few of them 

Bundled with Worthworch 2 A.GA and offering a number of 
features some more expensive printers cannot match, the 
Panasonic is flexible and advanced enough to Compete on at 
least equal terms with the increasingly popular bubble|ets which, 
mough capable of better output. can't be p«jt to as many task? 

ii i dot matrix and are generally stoker 

This is one of Panasonic's Quiet printers, but the noise when 
printing anything other than straight text with the built-in fonts 
(of which there are sevenji <s almost as noisy IS arty Other mod- 
em dot matrix. 

Fairly quiet printing can be achieved with simple documents, 
pankulaiiy in draft mode, but on the whole this u one feature 
which was a disappointment. 

No other aspect of the printer's operation can be laid to 
disappoint, however, and from easy set-up to using the exten- 
sive front panel, the user needn't sink into .confusion. 

An informative 200-page manual packed with easy to follow 
guides and more advanced information for programmers will 
sort out any mishaps which do arise. 

The unit's width enables the user to print in the landscape 
orientation by simply inserting the paper side-oi, and there is a 
bottom feed option for those using printer stands, making the 







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unit more office-friendly, Panasonic's KX-PTIO sheet feeder 
can be fitted to further boost flexibility, the doc matrix's main 
weapon against its ink|«t foes. In the spirit of further expan- 
sion, a 2 2k hardware RAM buffer can also be added, at which 
point it becomes possible to download fonts to the 
printer. 

These will be used in die same 
way as the standard built-in fonts 
for maximum speed, and the 
option gives users the chance to 
fuily customise their 24-pin pal. 

Print speed is raced ac a maxi- 
mum of 240 characters per sec- 
ond (cps) while using the 
"micron" (IS characters per inch, 
or cpi) setting in draft mode, and 
BOcps in NLQ mode. 

Neither of these speeds will 
mean much to the average user 
when he or she prints letter qual- 
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fonts, but as an indication of generail speed they are accurate. 

The KX-P2:I23 isn't the fastest printer in its price band. 
rt is. a nifty little mover all the same and when using the mc 
than acceptable built-in fonts, a large listing or multi-page i 
ument can appear in a foirly short time. 

Media costs, as with all dot matrix printers, are much I 
than those of the average bubblejet or inkjet, and Panasonic^ 
own estimates are that a black ribbon will produce three i 
lion Ascii characters in draft mode before expiring, the cola 
ribbons offering about a quarter of this output. 

This, of course, is no measure of how the cartridge 
out when printing graphics every day, but running costs shou 
be acceptably low in even the most ribbon-killing conditions 

A problem all dot matrix users will find with their prime 
is that the print area - that part of the page on which 
print bead can physically place a character - is necessarily li 
iced because of the manner in which the piper is pan 
through the unit. 

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pn, and must skip about two-thirds of an mch at the top ai the 
page and one inch, at [he bonorn. 

These figures are pretty standard for 4 H-pin, and the small gap 
- the top of a page means chat headers should newer be 
abetted. 

A plus point of the Panasonic is that it seems- engineered well 
mough chat automatic fa — 1 feeds and paper alignment a'e hoc 
adversely affected as ctiey sometimes art in cheaply built units. 

Print quaUcy itself is more or less what one expect from an 
affordable dot matrix these days Clear ana" sharp text output is 
compromised! by the dreaded doc matrix banding effect when 
printing graphics, though the latter Is of little concern to chose 
with general correspondence requirements. 

Overall, For letters, reports, large documents, and a wide vari- 
ety of office purposes, the KX-P2I2J is a very attractively priced 
workhorse capable erf turning its hand to a variety 0+ tasks. 

Its flexibility (it will handle carbon copies and ihickish 

envelopes) combined with clear 24-p<n output makes it a very 

ftsod choice for anyone with general needs, 

STEViE KENNEDY 

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ery programs offers the user an excellent choice. Without excep- 
tion, however, they ill demand a certain amount of Amiga 



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knowledge on the part of the beginner, even pf this k |jsi tin 
appreciation of directory tree structures. Upper Disfc Tools 
(UDT) is deseed as a budget package which can be used by 
more or less the most inexperienced user to retrieve lost, 
deleted, or headerfess files on any irackdisk device such as a 
hard drive or floppy disk. 

The more experienced will find the program every hit as 
useful, hut because of the way IJDT is programmed it is diffi- 
cult not to recommend it to first time hard drive owners. 

Supplied on a single disk, the package comprises two pro- 
grams, Recovery and DSBackup. The former carries out all 
scanoir^E and retrieval tasks white the latter has the simple Job 
of storing and restoring a hard drive's Rigid Disk Block. 

Running from CLl or Workbench, Recovery offers four 
mam scanning options such that the user cam decide to search 



for files which have been deleted, ar lost, or headerless, or 
even nat deleted. 

A second toggle switch jumps between the fast scan and 
deep scan modes and another makes it possible to lock out a 
drive while i[ is being scanned. 

Thai's it. No funky or advanced features 10 confuse the 
user, |ust a straightforward, easily understood interface which 
so obviously does the job chat the program's 50-page manual 
need hardly be opened. 

Better still, though, is the way in which Recovery presents 
the files and drives it is being asked to scan, Once installed with 
the program's options set to the user's tastes,, a drive icon with 
the name Recovery and the logical device name REC: pops up 



Bubblejet ink refill 



Cheap ink refill for most types of bubblejet printer 

Supplier; First Computer Cenire 

Phone: 0532 319444 

Price' £8.99 per ink colour, or £26.98 (CMYK), or £6.99 (black only) 



Though bubblejet and Inkjet printers have become more and more popular of late, 
the con of running the hearts has always been significantly higher than dot matrix 
printers in the same market. Replacing the original ink cartridges using the manu- 
facturer's own brand can be an expensive affair, so step forward the re-inking 
brigade'. 

First Computer Centre's refill kit has basic common-sense in its favour and it 
should be a straightforward job for most users to replenish their printer's ink car- 
tridges using this product, 

Supplied in large plastic syringes, the three basic ink colours (cyan, magenta, and 
yellow) can be bought separately or with a black Ink syringe to complete the 
foursome. 

In this way, users of mono models can give their printers a transfusion without 
extra expense, and those who use a particular ink colour more- than others can buy 
the particular colour which is running low. 

Refilling the cartridges can be a messy business, and a rubber glove is supplied for 
the task, which entails the use of a long needle-like noiile with which the user 
squirts ink into the wetls in each cartridge-. Four or more refills can be made from a 




set of syringes, and as the official products often cost more than £30 for one refill set, 

running costs for your squlrty friend can be reduced by two- 
Users with money to bum or those who are completely mechanically disinclined 

will probably continue to pay over the odds for brand name cartridge replacements, 

but the rest of us would be mad not to consider a cheap refill, 
Oh, and it's more environmentally friendly too. 

STEVIE KENNEDY 



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on Workbench and can be accessed in the same way as any 
other drive. 

On opening the drive's window, my devices attached to 
the system (dhO:, dhl: and so on) will be shown as. drawers. 
and as soon as the user opens one of these windows the 
scan begins. 

During scanning, 3 fuel bar indicates progress so far and 
time remaining, and as soon as the process is complete the 
drive window will display all files and 1 drawers which fit the 
March criteria. All the user need do now ii drag the files he 
or she withes to retrieve across to another disk. 

Setter sti I, the files can be accessed using word proces- 
sors, paint packages, and so on, as if they had already been 
retrieved so that the user can check which data is to be 
recovered before copying the file* to another device. 

In this way. the whole process of data retrieval is seam- 
lessly integrated with normal Workbench operation; with 
which most of us should be familiar, 

If, for example, a selection of large image file* has been 
deleted to save spate, and the user later realises one or 
more of them is still needed, these "deleted" files can be 
archived from the Recovery devicE or backed up using a 
backup utility. UDT is therefore; a much metre flexible and 
friendly alternative to some erf the more complex utilities On 
the market 

Speed is a second factor which UDT can claim in iti 
favour. The method whereby only unallocated blocks on a 
hard drive are scanned - this is thE most likely places for 
deleted Ties DO be found - makes scanning a 1 20Mb part tion 
a matter of three or four minutes. 

Deep scans take longer than the fast scan mode, but for 
most recovery tasks the more rapid method should do Che 
fob. 

When speed of operation is allied to simplicity and the 

ability to retrieve files using Workbench. CL1, or a directory 

utilrty such as SID, Upper Disk Tools emerges as one of the 

friendliest hard drive utilities ever produced. Thoroughly 

recommended. 

STEVtE KENNED* 

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VideoMaster 



Updated version of this classic sound and video 

sampler 

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Regular readers may well recall the original VideoMaster 
release which brought a unique combination of real-t'me 
sequential video grabbing and sampling to the A50&. 

Admittedly the sequences created were only available as 
quarter-screen greyicalcs with a soundtrack which didn't 
exactly set new standards for Amiga sound. 

However when both elements were combined the end 
results were pretty impressive, especially when you consid- 
ered that the lowly Amiga 500 was behind the resulting ani- 



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mation, Unfortunately due to the design of the hardware and 
of course the demise of [he AS0O, VideoMaster was left out 
in the cold. As a consequence HiSofi have now released an 
PCMCIA version which slots directly inC6 both the AfiOO and 
AI20Q. 

In addition, AGA support has also been implemented which 
now boasts 64 levels of grey for full frame mono images and 
HamS for colour. 

However it must be stressed Chat still frames are as far as it 
goes concerning AGA support and full frame images. When it 
comes to sequential grabbing, 16 colours; Is still che maximum 
on offer. 

Assuming ail the necessary connections are complete and a 
suitable VCR or camcorder ;s supplying the necessary footage, 
actually recording a sequence is very straightforward. 

Basically you just select a sequence and hit Record, at which 
point images will be captured ac 25 frames a second - or 
slower if you prefer - until either you terminate the process 
your RAM limit is reached. 

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video editing tools which offer control over numerous cut pa* 
and insert options. It's even possible to reverse selected setDo* 
and insert single frames or live sequences where necessary. 

Assuming you're happy with the video sequence you ■:; 
move on to the audio section and Import a suitable sounder** 
to accompany your imported video. 

Fortunately provision ha; been made to define hgw must 
RAM should be available for audio and video respectively A 
result a little forward planning should ensure that enough spaa 
is available for both- Because each element is recorded sepa- 
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Amiga A I 200 
Beginner's Pack 



A step-by-step introduction to the workings! d u e 

Amiga 1200. its Workbench and more 

Supplier; Computer Manuals Ltd. Freepost. 5Q 

James Fid, Binriinghain 611 20A 

Tel: 021 -706 6000 

Price- E39.95 



The A120C fnjrder Guide was regarded by many 
en and critics alike at an excellent choice for tie 
novice to learn Just about everything they neet" 
know to get started on their recently acquired I 

m ag ic. 

With a sequel published, the series has become 
international best-seller and now with the rtleai* e 
The A 1209 Begfnrwr'j Pock, it would seem that the wc 
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a complete repertoire of editing tools w enable correct syncing 
with die video sequence, In addition it's also possible to import 
previously recorded samples and acid them Into die action where 
necessary. 

At this stage you'll be the proud owner of what Is known as a 
clip. Assuming you have the necessary RAM and want to take your 
creation even further, assorted dips can be assigned to specific keys 
witlvin the program's internal video sequencer . 

Thanks to the aforementkwied sequencer you on append vari- 
ous types of clip together: even nil) frames can be added to form 
even more elaborate productions. Ai you'd expect, this process 
requires dip s to be loaded from disk and then ass^ved to their par- 
ticular key. 

When your masterpiece is complete it can saved to disk and 
played back as a stand-alone movie. Better still the package also 
comes with 3 series af utilities, one af which enables the creation of 
an auto-booting disk which can then be shared with yoiir friends or 



AI2B0 Next Steps, * one-hour instmctkinaj video and four 
disks of PD and shareware software. 

Crammed onto these disks are a word processor, clip 
art to incorporate into your art and graphics prograrrtt, a 
music editor {with full instructions), a virus checker. 
Workbench utilities, a database, fonts and many more 
features useful at each step along the path to computer 
enlightenment. 

Its recommended that you begin with the video and jo 
from there, The 40-niinute tape wis produced by 
Australia':! leading training house and apparently is a best 
seller with the antipodeans down in the land of Oiiie, 

The show takes you through the very basics of the 
machine - the keyboard, what the ports are at th* back 
and is ideal for absolute utter heginners. From there, the 
two presenters mnve onto the Workbench to show how 
to copy and format disks among other functions. 

For those who appreciate thh kind of instruction as an 
alternative from the written text, there's a second vol- 
ume on its way in spring and we'll be sure to review it 

Whereas the video acts as an introduction, the books 
are the main bulk of the learning process and for the job 
they set out to dp. these two are as good as you can get 



put into the PD, 

Along with th* implementation of AGA support come full 
colour stills- However before you snip up a seemingly unbeliev- 
able bargain it must be stressed Chat, grabbing still images isn't as 
■straightforward: as grabbing video sequences. 

Firstly it's essential that you have a VCR which has. a high 
quality pause. Back in the old days ail Amiga frame grabbing 
relied on first pausing the video and then applying three colour 
gels in succession to grab the essential RGB components. 

Unfortunately VideoKast-er's colour imports are a throw- 
back to this rather archaic tradition, As a result the aforemen- 
tioned red. blue and green gels come as part of the package 
ready to be slipped in front of the lens at the appropriate 
moment, 

If fiddling around with shees of coloured plastic isn't exatdy 
your cup of tea there is an alternative m the form of a separate 
hardware colour splitter which removes the dreaded gels from 



at the moment - simple to understand, step-by-step tu 
rials and clear descriptions make for easy reading a 
understanding, 

Starting with the very basics of WIMP {Window 
kom. Menus and Pointers) and mouse, the books cha 
the readers route through to the intricacies of introdu 
ing Amiga D05. 

Along the way, you'll be taking a look at makin 
music, printing documents, creating graphics, advice on 
which hardware you really need not just what the sales- 
man tells you in the shop, and even video editing. 

For all techmophobes among you, Tfte AilOO 
Beginner*! Guide takes yoo by the hand and will soon 
have your fears replaced with an active curiosity. 

At £39,95 this may seem a little steep but com- 
pared to games In the same price range, but you'll 
spend longer on this and there'll be a real sense or 
satisfaction when you come to the end of the pack 
and realise just how much you've managed to '~ 
about the A 1 200. 

Baby steps for absolute beginners and be, 

recommended, 

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the equation completely. 

As you've probably guessed the aforementioned splitter 
doesn't ship with the basic system hut can be ordered direct 
from HiSoft- Fortunately once connected the complete system 
can left connected regardless of whether you're using the split- 
ter or just grabbing sequential greyscales. As you can see the end 
results can be pretty impressive and easily justifies the added 
investment in th* extra hardware. 

Basically VideoMaster is ideal for any fun-loving Amiga fan 
who isn't desperately concerned about the ultimate in image 
quality. As for colour, the results can be impressive, especially 
with the aid of the hardware splitter and a quality VCFL 

Add ail of the above to the excellent software and 
VideoMaster easily warrancs its reasonable asking price. 

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Amiga Computing March 1994 




DCTV 



Although the A1200 and A4QO0 have delivered infinitely 
better image quality, The prospect ot upgrading (rem art 
old machine isn't exactly an appealing for many of the 
Amiga old guard. 

Aside from the obvious financial implications, many 
Amiga fans have invested long and hard in their emitting 
set-ups which may well be faster, bigger and in most caws 
better apart from the obvious lack of A.GA support. 

For static art the obvious answer is a 24-bit board which 
will provide graphics superior that of the AG A and still save 
money over an entire system upgrade. 

However what about animation, alter all 24 bit boards 
aren't exactly at their best when it comes to animation, and 
it's here where DCTV makes it mark. 

Unlike all the other 34-bit systems, DCTV does not employ 
the quality offered via an RGB signal, but opts for the lesser 
talents of a composite signal. If s here where tlte compromise 
is made with numerous swings and roundabouts building up 
the overall DCTV picture - excuse the pun- 

On the plus side the board's composite only output is 
ideal for artwork destined tor video, Numerous packages 
including VistaPro, Imagine, Real 3D and Lightwave all sup- 
port the DCTV file format and will happily render an entire 
animation on demand, 

Another huge advantage for the thoje making their first 
tentative and invariably expensive steps in serious Amiga art 
is the file size of DCTV images. Smaller files equal smaller 
hard drives equals less expense. 

As a rule, a DCTV image is roughly a tenth ol the size of 
an equivalent 24-bit IFF. For those with limited means and 
storage this alone makes DCTV an attractive option, 

On the display side the system again scores well with a 
maximum colour range around the four million mark 
Although this may seem rather lacking in comparison to the 
16.7 million of a true 24-bit display, it is still far superior to 




This month the spotlight falls 
on hardware, hard copy and 
a recent software re-release 



that of Hamfl. For example an image of 736 n 580 at 
worst would require 426,880 colours, assuming every 
pixel was a separate colour. Thank God, this never hap- 
pens - if it did epilepsy would probably reach epidemic 
proportions. 

With the combination of greatly enhanced colour and 
its relatively minuscule file size animation is almost 
inevitably, DCTV attains its amazingly small file size by 
emulating a hi- res 16 or eight colour image which then 
has a special header appended which the hardware then 
decodes prior to display - thereby adding the additional 
colour information. 

This decoding process is the systems only downfall as 
it takes time to decode each image, as a result slowing 
the frame rate of the anim. This is at its most noticeable 
when animating with the systems tour hit plane images 
which at best manage around 15fps. On the plus side, 
the alternative format of three-bit planes achieves around 



Understanding Imagine 2 



traMr you are to baeome demoralised 

Obviously with the arrival of and eventually ejU» up »» 
Lightwave things have changed together. 



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remains one of the best ray Irac- software and a narrative rather 
Ing system* on any martin*. than an (normative manual, 



place I can guarantee you'll never 
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Tho style Is friendly, the inlor- 



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ously steep I Jrning curve which armour to *a*e it from the from the author Steve Wortey 

often kills an Bnthusiasm stone scrapheap. 
dead well before even I tenth of Ihe Thankfully there Is light at the 

program's potentM Is revealed. end of the tunnel in the form of 

Ah yes but surely a tittle extra Undemanding fmaoyr* 2, This Is 



Score: 100% 
AGA: Don't be silly 
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20 fps which with carefully anim design can stretched up 
to the 25 (p5 of video- 

AJas here lies another compromise as the missing bit 
plane means a drop in quality as the system warts with an 
enhanced eight colour hi-res image producing harsher 
transitions within graduated regions of colour. 

However even with this slight compromise DCTV anima- 
tion in three bit planes is still very impressive and is widely 
excepted as the next best thing to still frame recording 
thanks to its combination of colour and anim speed. 

In addition, the system comes with one of the better 
paint packages which includes the ability to make 24-bit 
frame grabs from freeze framed video in addition, to built- 
in DCTV to Amiga conversion. 

All in all, an excellent investment and ideal lor anyone 
who wants affordable animation without a complete sys- 
tem upgrade. 



Score: 75% 
AGA: OK 

Average price; £375 



Caligari 24 



Although far from elderly, Caligari is well worth a mention 
purely because of the dramatic price reduction it's recently 
enjoyed. Initially the package retailed at a rather nerve-jan- 
gling £250 but thanks to increasing pressure Octree have 
obviously decided to take drastic action, 

As a result the package now retails at just £99, which 
for a state-of-the-art package little more than six months 
old is unbelievable value. 

Unlike most 10 packages, Caligari 24 is a modeller 
rather than a ray tracer which in practical terms means it's 
ideal lor corporate logos, and architectural fly throughs, 
while lacking the photo-realistic appeal of programs like 
Real 3D, Imagine and Lightwave. 

Basically if you're in the business of creating corporate 
graphics and more importantly animations, it's among the 
best in the business thanks to a combination of fast ren- 
dering and arguably the best spline-based animation sys- 
tem on the market. 



Score: 85% 

AGA: OK 

Average price: £99 



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khovgh there are a healthy profusion of digiiisers on 
■^ die market, the following section ire pretty 
much the best of the modern bunch offering the abil- 
ty to grab video images to any machine in the Amiga 
range, 

How before delving into the assarted tund-ilone digitisers, 
it's worth mentioning the alternatives, which in the case of 
video digitising means multimedia boards and graphics cards 
such as the IV24 v2, Frameliathirie and of course DCTV 

Obviously the first two boards ar-e targeted directly at the 
high end user base who reqwE more than just grabbing, and 
have a bank balance big enough to support that aspirations. 

Although bath the IV24 v2 and FrameMachine offer all kinds 
of additional features, it must be stressed that grabbing doesn'T 
suffer - in fact boih boards offer exceptional quality, easily on a 
par with chit of VLabWC. 

Although DCTV isn't In the same league - due co Its com- 
posite rather than RGB output - it tan still provide impressive 
results. The only limitation is oSae static or paused images are 
required in order tD grab. As a result a good VCR is essential. 



Video Master/AGA 



Video Master is without doubt the most unique digiciser in the 
round-up. In fan the program presses home the point by giving 
itself the title of "the integrated multimedia video & audio sam- 
pler" - otherwise known as a demo generator, 

Basically this is a real fun product, which offers a unique 
approach to the tricky problem of importing audio and video 
simultaneously it hasn't been designed to set new standards for 
image quality - or even sound quality - but the combinaiiofi of 
the two as a 2Sfps quarrer-screen greyscale is great fun and in 
absolute doddiE to dp... 

In fact it's a maiing haw much and animation can be gener- 




Sit back as Hard Times 

explores where best to 

invest within the complex 

and competitive world of 

video digitising 

ated on a standard machine either direct from live video or via 
pre-recorded footage. 

Fortunately HiSoft have spotted that there's more to life 
than quarter screen animation and as a result they've also 
added a full frame grabbing option which operates in the same 
manner as DCTV requiring a good quality still frame pause 
prior to importation. 

Colour al$D hasn't gone unnoticed and a: a consequence a 
good old-fashioned set of colour filters come as part of the 
package enabling pseudo colour grabs to be generated from a 
colour video source, 

If fiddling about with filters isn't your cup of tea, HiSoft will 
happily supply an electronic colour splitter to make the process 



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VLabY/C & VLab 






VLabY/C Is arguably the besl Amiga 
digitiser thai money can buy - depend- 
ing on your system As ihe name sug- 
gests, the board will support both a 
composite and Y/C signal. 

However in order lo use it you need a 
desktop Amiga such as the A2000, 
3000. 4000 with a Zorro slot free for ihc 
card itself. In addition, an 030 CPU with 
3Mb of RAM is the realistic minimum for 
elfective application - especially If 
you're working extensively in 24-bit 

If you can supply all of the above. 
VLabY/C offers easily the moat power- 
lul. flexible end expandable grabbing 
environment money can buy. With 



some of the opposition offering . 
impressive single-frame grabbing, 
may seem a rather sweeping state 
However it's only when you con:., 
expansion thai all becomes dear. 

firefly, an impressive range of ~ 
ware and hardware supporls V 
directly. 

Notables Include Harlequin 
Hetina. both of which have chosen 
VLab as their preferred grabber add-on. 
On the software side both ImagoFX and 
ADPro support VLab, as does TVPainl. 

Setter still, VLabY/C also offers a 
unique lealure which enables full-frame 
sequential 24*bil grabbing via its IFR 



a little less arduous. As you've probably spotted from the title, 
AGA k supposed with 64 greyscales and 256 colours plus all 
the usual Array of standard Amiga modes including our old 
friend HAM. 

The system also has added appeal for the hdrdti of A.60O 
and A I 200 owners who npw have their very own Version of 
Video Mister which plugs direcdy into the PCMCIA sk?t- 

Basically a great product for people who don'[ take their 
Amiga, gr themselves too seriously and simply want a fun prod' 
uci chic offers a unique combination of audio, video and occa- 
sional colour, 



Vidi 1 2/24 RT 



This one may well ring i few bdis with the Amiga old guard 
who've seen the Rom ho Vidi rang* tvahte repeatedly over 
recent years. Now in its latest incarnation, Rombo have added 
real-time grabbing to the equation - hence the RT. 

Like all the other packages AGA support has been adopted 
in both the 12 and 2-4-bit forms of the system. Like Video 
Master, the hardware connects, to the Amiga parallel port but 
unlike VLab WC, sequential grabbing is not supported. 

Vidi in its various, form* is strictly a single frame instanta- 
neous colour system, However unlike the maprity of the digi- 
tiser* in the article Vidi does offer a reasonable collection of 
image processing tools m addition to basic frame grabbing, 

The various tools are split into four distinct sections, namely 
grabbing, mixing, editing and the carousel animation system. 
Basically much of the software remains essentially the same as 
its predecessor with the odd AGA addition plus a few new pro- 
cessing features. 

If you're after a combination of baste image processing 
mixed with respectable 12 or 24-bit frame grabbing, it's well 
worth closer inspection. 



.„ be totally automated you 

can even add the AirLink Infra red con- 
trol lor which will rewind and play your 
VCR lor you 

Unfortunately both of these features 
are only available on Ihe Y/C version of 



VLab. however (or those who don't have 
a desktop machine there is VLab Par 

which connects to the parallel port of an 
Amiga This, however. Isn't available in 
a Y/C formal and as a resutl ca^'t 
employ IFP or AirLink, 



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• grey-scales (fiUfl AGA Amiga can »nly display 
16), add colour eo greysoak images, special efTbcfS, new 
support for IB-bit scanner, add ten to scans, av.iil;il>lk- 
■,'■ id i mono or coluur scanner. 



£119 



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Power Scanner 4 (mono) £1 19 

PowerScanner 4 {colour) £239 

PowerScanner 4 inc. OCR £1 59 

PowerScanner 3 £99 

Scanner 4 Upgrade inc. int«rfpce..£50 

Scanner 4 upgrade software £20 

OCR Junior Software, £49 

OCR Full Version Upgrade £49 

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For those of you who own an Amiga & IBM PC 
XT/ AT it is now possible to use your PowerScanner 
for both computers. The scanner features include 
256 grey-scale levels by software emulation, 100- 
400 DPI resolution, Sc&o&at for windows, OCR 
.software and merge Function for the quick and easy 
joining of two partial images, IF you already own a 
Powcrscan you can purchase the IBM interface and 
software separately. 

IBM interface & soft ware £49.95 
Full IBM Kit available 




Power Computing and DKB have joined forces to 

produce die ultimate A.12Q0 }2 -bit memory expansion. 
The PCI 202-8 uses the been industry standard 32-bit 
Simm technology which allows you to use 2MB, 
4MB and 8MB modules. Simply adding either a 
PC1202-8 to your Amiga 1200 will increase its 
processing speed by 219%, comes with real-time 
barrcry backed dock and optional FPU available. 
Bare 

PCI 202-8 , £79-95 

PCI 202-8 - 688*2 20MHi £99.95 

With 2MB 

PC 1202-8 i 58882 no FPU-.- .,.,£159.95 

PC1 202-8 . 68882 20MHj £179.95 

PC 1202*8 i 68882 33MHa £199.95 

PCI 202-6 r 68882 40MHz £225.95 

Trade in your 2MB SIMMs to upgrade to 4MB or 
8MB. Telephone for details. 

With 4MB 

PC 1202-8 t 68882 no FPU £239.95 

PCI 202-8 + 68882 20MHz.. £259.95 

PCI 202-8 + 6S8S2 33MHz .,,.£275-95 

PC1202-8 * 68882 40MHa. £299.95 



There is no need to throw away the board if you 
want to upgrade from 4MB to 8MB. Its simple, jusl 
buy an ejitra 4MB SIMM! 
Extra 4MB SIMM £159-95 

pc 12 04 Q 

The original PCI 204 4MB 32-bit memory 
expansion is still available, and is exceptional value. 
PC1204 4MB + 6SSS2 J 5aMHz-..,.....£319.95 

A4000p eriffber a I s 

33MHk FPU , £60 

40MHz FPU .... £79 

SCSI-2 card (bare) - £132 

1MB for SCSI-2 (Max-SMB) eoc* £40 

miscellanousproc/Hc/: 

PowerMouse ,, ,- £1 5 

Optical Mouse £29.95 

Replacement Optical Mat £10 

100 Branded Disks + Boh £49.95 

10 Branded Disks ..„ £4.99 

A1200 Dustcover „,----,, £5 

Maverick 1 Joystick ...£15-99 

Python 1 Joystick .,..£9.99 

Apache 1 Joystick £7.99 






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The DKB 4091 (licensed by Commodore) SCSI 

Host Adapror is a high performance board that 
connects up to seven SCSI devices to your Amiga. 
The DKB 4091 features: Pull Zorro HI 
implementation, Fast SCSI-2 Implementation. 
SCSI internal connector & ribbon cable, High 
density SCSI-2 external connector. Direct Men 
Access (DMA) & hardware to install a 3-5" hard 
drive on the board. 




DKB 4D91 , £399.95 

emplant m n c e m u I a i p r 

This Macintosh emulation board boasts to many 
fearures To list all of them, for further details please 
contrtcl Power. Some of the features include full 
colour support, stereo sound, hard drive support, 
Mac. 800K & Mac/IBM 1.44MB support, 
Appletalk, SCSI devices, printers, scanners and CD- 
ROM ere. 




Basic . ,...£299.95 

Basic + Apple Talk £349.95 

Basic + SCSI interface. £349.95 
Basic + Apple Talk/SCSI £399.95 






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