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\ m \jm riffl single llriw - The ONLY homr computer for las than £200 Suitable tor the child fed up with paying out £40 r r
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available including games, cducntioi'k wsirti processing, home account* etc. Games available include strategy I ml e plavine,l
where iiuputiofi Is mope inportanl than aggression I cam to creziie animal ion* hoi alien* aimlessly Ayr Group - 1-
\m) I In til Drive - A mote serious version of ibc above. The hard dmu saxes repeatedly loading and swapping rNipp} d 4
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Epic Pack is pumail.iilx useful for a foreign language orientated student Age Group 1 2 +
Amina \2iki Desktop Dynamite - The perfect solution foi she studenl ’l ou want h\m or her so have u computer lo pir
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drives, extra memory, accelerator board* whatever die option most suitable for producing my number at serious applet
Want tu be a crauhie artist, video producer,, him direct* ir . cartoon snimaior. iflusuiaji, niaLhcni-iiK ain, designer [he <hi!s
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Amiun CD32 - The choice tor cxisiinu Amiga owner, kiokjji^ for the kites! product; in (lie range or tor the dedicated cor
owitL-1 Knocks iIk Sega l-.ii six widi its; Stale - of - the - Art graphics. iC'oIouin on screen Sega = M/C D32 = 256 ™ -('-■( *
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stereo sound: so you can play your iuvouiitc C D’s when the kids arc at hwIukiI. f uimecls to siiuid;uii TV s- and most hi - Ii s.
l£ope "ihw* info assisis. With Commodore* help I'm cotakt that there will be thousands of happy muling faces m Cbri
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F.S. huh tell me that they are able to extend the At Home
Service ' on most new Commodore products to a full 3 years
the
for on little as £ 39.99 through their agreement with ICL
Giant European Warranty Company* Might be worth
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NEW DESKTOP DYNAMITE H.D PACKS
80 Mb Hard Drive Pack £509.99
1 10 Mb Hard Drive Pack £5S9;99
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Amiga 1200 * 4Mb 32 - bit Fast RAMi (Expendible to an
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U Months "At
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120 Mb Version £899.99
170 Mb Version £929.99
48B82 S0MHZ FPU £132-54
WARNING
Some advertisers are fitting 3.5 lfc drives to Amiga f 200.
The Amiga was never designed to accept 3.5" drives and
fitting one totally invalidates any Commodore Warrenty.
Midi only offer official 2.5" (DE drives officially accepted by
Wangr ICL and Commodore^
AMIGA A4000
EXPORT ENQUIRIES
NEW HONHOft RANGE
THE NEW DUAL SYNC 1 942 Monitors have
bean specially d^Mgrted for the New Amiga
1200 and 4000 eampuceri. Both tnohicDrs
failure bulk -iff scertB speakers
Did you know that Irtdi regularly
deliver throughout the world?
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INDI 30101 I
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Immediate price quote
1942 Monitor £ 349,99
It 5 her£ - The new Amiga 4000/030
The NEW Amiga 4000/030 features a EC60030
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The 4000/030 lhas a powerful 2 Mb df 32 - bit
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Hpshjp 4000. ,1 040 the 4QGQi'03G features the new
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Delivery anywhere in the World
in an average 5 days door to door
Parnet Adaptor for CDTV
Connect a CDTV player co any Arnica, and
access the world or CD - ROn software The
F^irnct interface and software will ^!lc?w the
Amiga CDTV 10 tee used hi ii CD - BOM
Very competitive delivery rates.
VAT free export invoices.
graphics chipset, giving you a massive pallet
of 16.13 million colours. A hard drive
drive wuhe any Arn^ and will givc^an^ Arnica
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options are available from
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WtEhajL a doubt tl & the berc vakje A400dxl30 coo
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A fai r.mgi ■ of inp+TYved Lfifyr^des are jv.iiabk- Itr t}^-
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ware cwi'r'cntfy available.
The CDTV player effer* eKCclIcnt -ralue for
money when compared with a standard CD -
BOM drive and interface. Most CD ■ ROM
drive* will tet you back over £400 while
CDTV will edit you lesi than £300 and will
play audio CD s in addicion ra CD - BOM t
CDTV disks your Amiga, imerTace cable and
PD disk with driver software for your CDTV
player. {The Parnet adapter can be
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¥ Microswitched Joystick 5 ^ Lockable Dis-b Box sfr Disk Waller * 10 Blank Disks *
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M I 23GXA ACCELERATOR LAUNCH!!
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urations. INOl is very pleased to announce the availability of the new 60030
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dard (the biggest memory space in any Ai^OO peripheral} just look at these
specifications and priced
The original and best Floating point unit and memory
upgrade for the Amiga A -1 200. Available with (S.4 or 8
MB of 32 bit Fast RAM and a choice of floating paint
units. Now complete with real lime dock (RTC)
M 1 2 JO XA W/40 MHZ EC 030 QMB INDi PRICE £239,99
M 1230 XA W/40 MHZ EC 030 4MB INDI PRICE £369.99
M 1230 XA W/40 MHZ EC 030 0MB INDI PRICE £599.99
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AUDIOVISUAL
MEGAMIX, Lew cost, h< spec digital effects
cartridge plugs, mid the printer port of the Am-ijp.
Allows stereo sampling from almost any musical
source
INDI PRICE £29,99 ^^Tstioco]
ROCTEC ROCGEN PLUS.
As above but with extra Features, such is
□nong and signal inversion, Allows for real
ume editing of gi .iphife. Compatible with all
INDI 3500S0
T AKE 2. AnimatVon package is a must foe comput-
er a rusts and enthusiasm of *11 ages. As used in Rolf
Harris Cartoon Pub,
INDI PRICE £129.99
ROCTEC ROC KEY.
The ultimate accessory for Amiga i Vid*o fens Separate RGB con-
trol's to chroma key on any colour.
INDI PRICE£24».»» I INDI 350051
INDI PRICE £37.99^BHmI]
VI D I AMIGA I 2, The ultimai? bw i <im colour
digitiser for the Amrja. 'The b*jt value fell colour
digitiser on the market" AM It A FORMAT,
ROMB0 VIDI AMIGA F2{RT). Baaed on the btst icIFh^ Vi*
Amiga 1 2 Tl n-s .i \i n^w version offers real time colour capture from
any video source. Full AGA chipset support as standard (pr all A 1 200 l
40D0 users.
INDI PRICE £ 1 29:
INDI PRICE £74.99 INDI
350002
ROM BO VIDI AMIGA 24(RT), For the more serious user, this
24 - bit version will agam capture from from any vldfeo IOUr1C( with true
photo. realistic images* A staggering 1 6.7 million colour* -can be UEiksed
with incredible results. Full AGA chipset support
.INDI PRICE £219.99
IIMDI 350004
AMIGA PERIPHERALS
2 MB SMAR.TC ARD.T'ic ciriEii' i and W'
the an&y fUlly PCMCIA compsTiiDfe mwiery
can? for A £00 A 1 200 Cnmr ■? vh ■ r I -. Irmme
guL^antcs: Efe^nre of cheap Imicauans,
INDI PRICE £109.99
4MB SM ARTGARD. Same is abwo bur
nnsnmgm 4MB.
INDI PRICE £159.99
INDI 350003
DISK DRIVES
ZAPPO EXTERM AL FLOPPY
You've seer all the reviews on
this papular and affordable
second Amiga drive.
Compatible with all Amigos,
INDI 350152
ZAPPO 601
Trapdoor upgrade for the A60Q, I Mb with
RTC INDI PRICE £49.99
ZAPPO 60 1 INC As above only S 1 2K,
no clock INDI PRICE £29.99
INDI PRICE £49.99
Oualityj 9 out of 10. Eitte-pticinnl value for money.
AMIGA COMPUTING JAN 93
I DIMS MONITOR.
Commodores original and
best selling colour stereo
monitor,
Does not include stand.
[ INOI
350014
£189.99
(£179.99 if purchased with
A400 / AI2QU A 1 5 00 )
OPAL VISION
The NEW OPAL VISION systern<Rev.2)
The amazing Opulvilksn 24 j bit graphics board and software Mte hai been
updated and is now even value for money.
The software suite now
Opal Paint V2.0 " Now includes fell magic wand implementation and
Alpha Oannoj rfiat allows photo conTposidiig with sefectafolc fevels on a
ptoftl fey tfisisYlw now Chrominance effect jJbw, absolute, real wre
control 43Tji?-.>p6pDtiWft 1 brilliance and re - trapping of ccJow^.
mMATE
NEW FOR DECEMBER RELEASE!
The- already acclaimed Opal vision Board takes three
further leaps into the future with the official launch
of die Opal vis ion modules. With truly awesome
capabilities the Amiga can now become die most
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en' guide to the bcMl of lb* Amiga
music software
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FEATURES
Word processor round-up
A look o t the best WOTctartHths tor tbomr dynamic digits
Cold toast
Why the PAL Video Toaster Isn't here Lifter all
RAM expansion round-up
At 200 RAM boards tried and tested
How 2; fix an A 1200 hard drive
Advice on the best way to go about upgrading your machine
Survival guide to floppies
How they work and how to keep them working
Updates
Pixel %D Pro and the Idlest Alternative Textures given an airing
Amos 3D support
Hints and tips on using our CoverDisk freebie
REVIEWS
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Primera colour printer
FaigoV superb low cost colour printer put through Its pace#
Piccolo graphics card
New 24-bit display card with some hot software
Peggy FMV HHHHI
Mpeg decoding brings full motion video to i fie Amiga at last
LightRove
A dongte which brings Lightwave to your Amiga at last
Pegger
Automatic Jpeg compression software to save disk space
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GAMER
Brilliant bnyrr. .!?nv-u r brisk, md
hiddirjrjjjii, Owner is the only gomes section
wall avr mvdr li’s mtiy mJfoy gpwL
Gamer Globe
What's happening of .ihout lev in the* game* wcwid
Cheap Seats
A seaitld chuini hr buy l 4it budget price*
Drawing Board
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'Etui oLit-n with aEtiluti' roluinH loo screen near vjhj
CD32 Update
All the Ijle-t happv dnmnij discs
Cheat Mode
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GAME REVIEWS
Micro machines
Space Hulk
Stardust
Combat Air Patrol
Wonder Dog
Dreamlands
Overkill
Alfred Chicken
Cardiaxx
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Amiga Market
The monthly roundup of
the best hardware and
software around,
classified ads , buying
tips , and lots more
Classifieds
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Shop Window
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* Idek monitors
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• Multimedia Toolkit
* Disk Expander
• Protext 6,0 preview
Hard Times
B3S
Advertising index
Amiga Computing Christmas 1593
FLSIUX' PA/jVT
'AINT
AmigoDOS error menage
~ mi^ ' Move
New DOS command
Create icon*, picture*, end to moke iife easier
more with this flexible pointer
Magic Menu
Replace your menu* with
the 3D pop-up variety
DropBox
Mvhhpurpose Appican utility far
DSound _
Semples direct from hard disk
Army Miner
Silky smooth version of
the das $ k puzzle gome
Superb animation
editing program
for all Amigas
packed with the
best buying advice
REGULARS
Disk offers
Take B Take 2 or Amos 3LJ bargain home iv ith you
for Amiga owners
this Christmas, all
backed up by two
round-ups and a
News
survival guide!
■ here have all those promised CQ32 games gone?
USA News
Can an Arnica really wreck your marriage?
• floppies
• monitors
• RAM
O essential software
• consumer rights
and lots morel
Starts page 67
GOOD
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mjgme 3.0 blinks in the daylight at long last
The aspirin for every Amiga headache
Comment 1K1 Public Sector
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Choose the option that wifi suit
you best - either a 1 2 issue or a
quarterly subscription, with small
direct debit payments ,
This month we'lf even make a
donation to Children in Need on
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Star LC100 Colour £165.00
Star LC20 £124.00
Star LC24/1 00 Mono El 79.00
Star LC24J30 Colour £249.00
• Built in 55 sheet feeder
• 24 Pin Colour
Star jet SJ4S Bubble jet £210.00
Star SJ144 £549.00
• Thermal max transfer colour
printer
• 144 element head
• Glossy colour output
• 360 dpi resolution
Citizen
Citizen Swift 240 Colour
Hewlett Packard
HP Deskjet 510
HP Deskjet 500 Colour
Lasers
Ricoh LP1200
Add £3 for Centronics cable
and £7 for next working day
courier delivery.
£270.00
£299.00
£299.00
£999.00
• Quantum SCSI Hard drive
• Ultra last 1 1ms access
• Up lo 8Mb RAM on board
• 2 year warranty
42Mb No RAM £199.00
80Mb No RAM £299.00
SPECIAL OFFER
1 TOMB NO RAM
£349
240MB NO RAM
£399
2Mb SIMM Upgrade £69.99
4Mb SIMM Upgrade £139.99
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m 16MHz 2B6 PC Emulator
• Norton rating 15
• Plugs into GVP II HD’s
GVP PC-286 Emulator £89.00
• Quantum SCSI Hard drive
• 40 MHz 68030 Accelerator
• FPU expansion slot
AS30 42Mb £389.00
A530 80Mb £499.00
SPECIAL OFFER
A530 1 70MB
£579
A530 240MB
£659
yp eel
• Video processor provides real
time software control of brightness,
contrast, saturation, hue,
sharpness, filtering, gain etc.
• Audio processor with two audio
inputs, software swilchable or
mixable, With software control of
Volume, Bass and Treble effects.
G-Lock Genlock £284.08
Hard Dri veS
• Plugs mlo internal IDE
expansion
• Ribbon cable exits through
PCMCIA slot
• Warning Fitting voids warranty
170Mb £249
Phone for higher capacities.
Amiga A 600 Lemmings
Pack £184.99
Includes A600 with 1Mb RAM,
Lemmings
Amiga 600 Wild, Weird
and Wicked Pack £1 94.99
Includes A600 with Pushover,
Microprose Grand Prix, Putty and
Deluxe Paint ill
A 1200 Race & Chase £289.99
Includes A 1200 with 2Mb RAM.
Trolls and Nigel Mansell
A12QO Desktop Dynamite £349.99
Includes A12O0 wilh 2Mb RAM,
Digits Wordworth, Digtla print
manager. Deluxe Paint IV, Dennis,
Oscar
Amiga CD 32 £289,99
2Mb RAM. Dual Speed CD ROM.
Multi session, plays music' CD's,
256000 colours on screen, includes
2 games Oscar and Diggers,
Amiga 4000 030 £999,00
Includes A4000, 030 processor,
2Mb Chip RAM. 80Mb Hard drive.
• 290dpi resolution
• 2 Microswitcheci buttons
• Opto/Mechanical mechanism
• Switchable belween Amiga/ST
• Direct Mouse Replacement
Speed Mouse
£1 1 .99
• 880K formatted capacity
• Double sided, Double density
• Through port
Cumana CAX 354 £54.99
Amiga 500 internal drive £49 99
Monitor
Philips 8833 MKII El 99.91
Includes 12 Months on site warranty
(Mainland UK)
Samsung C13352X El 79.96
14" SC ART input TV with remote
control and on screen display
(requires SGART cable tor high
quality display)
Samsung Cl 5322X £249.9*
20" TV with SC ART input for high
quality display of computer output.
Features remote control, on screen
displays, Aulo tuning
Mleroviteeh 1440 £399.99
The Microvitec 1440 is a multisync
monitor compatible with the A1200.
Includes setup memory far different
resolutions.
Colour SVGA Monitor £229.9=
High quality Colour SVGA Monitor
_2B dot pitch.
A 1200 VGA adaptor £14.99
Falcon VGA Adaptor £9.9?
Philips SCAR! to Amiga E 9M
8833 MKH to Amiga £9.9^
• 16MHz 32 bit 68030 Central
Processor, 16MHz Blitter,
32MHz 5600 1 Digital Signal
Processor
• 1.44Mb 3.5" Floppy, up to 14Mb
RAM. Displays 65536 colours
from 262144 palette
• 0 Channel, 16 bit, high quality
Stereo sound sampling
FALCON 1Mb No HD £499 CK
FALCON 4Mb No HD E69& 0C
FALCON 4Mb 64Mb HD E799.fr:
FALCON 4Mb 1 27Mb HD £899.00
FALCON 4Mb 209Mb HD E999X .
Falcon Screen Blaster E8SUX
A500 51 2 K upgrade
£1 4.99
A500hh 1Mb upgrade
£1 9.99
A500 1Mb with elk
£39.99
Plugs straight into A6GQ trap door
compatible with A600, A60QHD
# 40 MHz 68030 accelerator
• Makes your Amiga 1200 run
over 7 times quicker.
* Allows up to 32Mb RAM
# Optional FPU
A1 230/DM b/No F PU £239.00
A1 230/4 Mb/No FPU £379,00
A1 2 30/4M b/6B882 FPU £479.00
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Amiga's in minimum time at competitive
rales. We can arrange for courier pickup
and return delivery of your machu^
ensure ils salety. We even have a
same day service which will ensure y : _
machine is given priority and subjee!
fault, completed the same day. We oiler
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plans but several others we spoke iq Warned development!
delays as the main reason for late launches
Three titles will appear from Ocean Software before
Christmas - a! CD32's launch they had promised six.
PUMP
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appearing mi
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- ■ LES of Commodore's CD32 console are being lost
- . .injh£ games promised for the system are not appearing
3R tune, Amiga Computing can.
More than 4D [illcs were originally promised for the
- =chine by Christmas, hut we have learned that launch
dalEsare slipping on many*
At the time of going to pro#, only a handful were aval b
ahle P although Commodore had earlier expected IS to
a ve been on sale by the end of September.
Many are now promised within the nest lew weeks, but
without high quality software on sale during the early
uistmas buying period, some shoppers are turning to
a Itemative systems,
j
Sega and Nintendo have just unveiled new packs and
though their machines offer lower specifications, console
-jyvrs are being attracted by their huge software cata-
logues.
Dairen Booth, the assistant manager at one electronics
-tore in Manchester, told us that some customeis who look
■:rst at the CD32 are then buying a Sega or Nintendo con-
sole, He said people are impressed by the number of
c vmes available - and especially Sega titles Street Fighter
and Mortal Kombat - although he was satisfied with CD32
sales so far,
Of the developers, Millennium have stuck close to their
The firm's spokesman Steven Havas said legal complica-
t Lem b are holding back the release of Jurassic Park and
CD32-specific iLtl-cs; are taking longer to program than
planned
Thahon's Tony King,, meanwhile, said his company have
scrapped plans to support the console, although the rights
to Uonheart have been parsed to another software house
And at System 3 operations manager Tim Best said: '"We
are certainly making a hva vy commitment to CD32 - but
we're rot rushing into it "
He explained the firm will be launching at leas! one
game in the next few weeks but certainly not the four
Commodore claim are due from the company by the end of
the year
Several other companies reported products in the final
stages of development although said production of some
had slipped, Gremlin, one of the biggest CP32 developers,
were unavailable for comment,
Commodore spokesman Tim Green was unaware of the
delays and expected around 4D CD32-speciftc titles to be
available hy Christmas as planned .
Word processing takes
the professional route
THE publishers of Amiga word processors
Final Copy It and Ten Pal claim ihcir blest
package produces documents <as profes-
sionally as expensive PC and Apple
Macintosh systems.
Softwood's {0773 mm) Final Write
uses one- touch Command buttons to
enable the user to create documents easily,
with many functions accessed by a mouse
click. Its features include auto-mdfxing. J
table of contents, a table of iUu stallions,
spelling checker, thesaurus and several
graphics functions,
[t has a comprehensive range of print
options and uses PostScript font outlines
for high quality output without the need
for a PostScript laser printer.
But people using such a machine will
find a range of extra benefits, such as
thumbnails - small icons showing how the
document will print - scaling, half toning
and crop marks.
The £129.95 package comes with more
than TlK] typefaces and ILKl EPS clip art
images, It needs at least 1 5Mb of memory
and a hard drive.
• See how Final Writer marches up to the
competition in our word processor round-
up starting on page 32
FtatrJ I VrJ ter: Meeting profcalonal ilanrinrtii
Amiga Computing Christmas 1993
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1.5
Clarity 16 Is our premier, professional sound sampler
allowing rates up to 32 KHz in 16 bit stereo and up to
4HKH? in 16 bit mono on a standard Amiga? accelerated
machines can handle faster sampling rates.
The software provides extensive features inc luding full edit
control, o MIDI keyboard emulator, a sample sequencer,
many special effects r FFT analysis and much more.
fsji - |V \ iMi/n | ^ has an up-to-date Workbench 3 look, in its
own window and includes many enhancements allowing
full compatibility with fester Atnigas.
Megalosound
Our brand-new, fi-bit stereo,
direct-to-disk budget sampler is now shipping.
The Megalosound software is packed hi] I of easy-to-use
editing features,., special effects and extras such as I lie ability
to print waveforms and sample information.
The package allows sampling up to K4KHz mono and
56KHz stereo to memory and up to 21 KHz Stereo to hard
disk on an A1200- Supplied with a hardware volume
control and an extensive 144-page manual, Megalosound is
impressive value -it only £34-95-
Pro-MIDI Interface
This interface allows you to connect a MIDI system to any
Amiga computer via the serial port of your machine owing a
single multi-core cable. The interface sits conveniently nest
to your computer rnui provides MIDI In, Thru and two Out
connections. Pro- MIDI is compatible with all leading Amiga
MIDI software and comes complete with a miscellany nl
MIDI I’D utilities on disk
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£149-95 I
Megalasovmi
£54. 95 I
interface
£24.95 I
V$d&&Masfi?r A 64
£79. 95 I
VideoMaster RGB
£159.95 I
CotourM&&ter
£69.95 I
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Video Master AGA
VideuMaeter combines the beauty of a video digitiser, the
fun of a sound sampler and some superb sequencing
Hoftware to provide & true Midhrrtfdjtf system that is a joy to
use. This is the one package that you need for producing
high quality sti] is & 25 frames/seeond movies with sound!
A 1 200/ A6WJ version Previously, only A5(KI owners
Nt
have been able to take advantage of VideoMaster; now
Al 200 and A6O0 users can work with this amazing package
and enjoy brand-new features such as superb 1 IAM H
(A 1200 only) and 640x512 digitised stills and 160x100 25
frames per second monochrome video with sound.
VideoMaster AGA plugs into the PCMCIA slot thus
leaving your Amiga free for further expansion.
Co lour Mas te r
To complement the VideoMaster
system, we have developed a high quality RGB colour
splitter which allows you to automatically digitise full
colour movies /stills, directly from the VideoMaster
software. The splitter is packaged with VideoMaster RC.B.
JTii? pidllfE fjfrtw hs an uFj-irfejlrftfd taken outsidv
Miimdeat's offices with a Panasonic camcorder and
digitised with CoimrMaster and VideoMaster AGA,
n/f u.i/fefjj n few seconds!
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■ NEWS
More storage
inside
‘ ALLOWING the success of fheir
-isemal 1.76Mb high density disk
r- v-e, Power Computing (0234
f-3380) have developed an internal
#e^fon for all Arriagas It costs around
tBO
Render price
bender
I'ALlGARt have flashed the price of
■endering and animation package
1 ^s gafi 24 in a bid lo ousl compelitor
Real 3D from its market stranglehold,
Meridian Software (OBI -543 3500)
ft ! be sailing Ibc state-oMhc-art sys-
em for £99.95, while Ihey have
announced a £329.05 prrce tag lor
Oaigari Broadcast.
CBM to
go live
COMMODORE have confirmed they
will be exhibiting at real year's Live 94
:cm sumer eteclronics show following
me overwhelming success of the first
event hold recently in London.
It was the company’s Hrsl chance to
snow Ihe public their CD32 console
^hich, say Commodore, was a key
attraction throughout the five days.
Going to
film
-LTERNATIVE Image (0533 440041)
are now able to output common Amiga
image files to 35mm film. Prices vary
depending on the number ol pictures -
for one tile the cost is E6.
Scanner
mix-up
A COUPLE □! errors slipped into Iasi
monlb's scanner round-up, The
Migraph Cofourbursl sells for £399
and the Alfa Gala end Mi graph range
are dislnbuted by Golden image
1 031-518 7373).
Power take
on genlocks
POWER Computing (0234 043386)
are set to take on distribution of Lola
genlocks MiniGen and MiniGen Pro.
Prices will ho £49.95 and £149.95
respectively.
Printer maker targets Amiga
CITIZEN are sol to target the
Amiga market as part of a new
strategy aimed at making the
firm one of Europe's key printer
suppliers.
They will make hi-spec, low-
cost, colour-capable models for
office and home users,, and have
already announced details of
new products (of that section of
die marker.
The Pro Jet II inkjet offers
laser-quality output at 36G dots
per inch and speeds of three
pages per minute in draft and
two pages per minute in letter-
quality mode,
The £304 machine contains three letter quality fonts - Counen Letter Gothic and Times
Nordic - and a buill-in sensor which detects when ink Is running low.
But Citizen Nee one of the machine 1 * biggest strengths in its low running - claimed ^
be two pence per page.
"Separating thu aaik < art ridge tnnn the print head allows the cartridge to be replaced I-
times on average watihm the life of a single prim head,," said marketing manager Julie
HasweJL "‘Ibis keep running costs substantially tower than many other inkjet printers, where
the head is disposed of at the end of the life of each cartridge, "
A colour version of Projet 1 will be released early nexl year, at which time the firm will
also launch ABC, an "ultra-low end" dot matrix machine targeted at lirst time printer buyers*
El will come with Amiga software designed Eo help newcomers get started and automati-
cally install drivers, and have a print spi'vd of 142 characters per second Ln draft mode.
In letter quality mtide the speed will be 72cps, and users of the £233 machine will have a
choice of five fonts. An optional colour kit will eosl £29.99.
Pr&frt Hi Ini* nrjiPiJny cflllT d bJgr
Top graphics come on card
A 32-BIT graphics card has been
Punched for Amiga users who want to
give their computet broadcast-quality
paint, 3D modelling,, morphing and
computer-aided design capabilities.
Director It features 24-hit live inuge
capture, a digitally-designed genlock in
525 or t«25 lines giving improved stabil-
ity and scrolling of full screen 24-bit
pictures,
It contains 4Mb of VRAM and 4Mb
CPU DFAM as well as an on board
TMS34030 processor with optional co-
pr<K L-ssur. An exp. ms in: i port enableh
east ra memory and MCr^nrie* to be
fitted.
Output can be scrolled from an inter-
nal buffer of 1,924 % l r 024 pixels In 32*
bit, and horizontal resolution is
programmable from &4H to! ,.5011 pixels.
Cost, £2,225 from Tritec Marketing
001-991 5591.
CD quality
sound on
a budget
DIGITAL Audio Designs have developed a
high resolution budget 16-bit sound sysiem
lhat is claimed to improve the Amiga's
sound: 1o CD and DAT recorder quality.
WavettxHs y&es ihe computer’s hard disk
drive to record, edil, mix and play back
audio, has a frequency response ol 16Hz to
20kHz and a dynamic range ol 95dB.
It employs 64 k oversampled Sigma-Delta
conversion technology and comes with a
pair of siereo I/O jacks lor linking lo any
device with standard Line In arid Line Gut
connectors.
Voice-overs and other sound effects can
be added to produce dear audio tracks for
special productions.
Multiple waveform windows can be open
at (bo same time and sound cut and pasted
belween open tiles lo help build complex
audio tracks.
There is support lor digital mixing of
unlimited numbers of tracks, and using
Wave too Is' mixer it is possible to layer
sound upon sound to make high quality lull
audio tracks.,
A range of editing and mixing features
are available including overdubs, perform,
ADR and the ability lo place sound effects
at specified poinls in the track
An editor pen bo used to cui. copy , paste
and mix selected parts ol audio waveforms,
An internal time code is maintained in the
format of SMRTE 24, 25 and 30 frames per
second to ensure synchronisalton ol audio
files with video and animation.
The S35D card plugs info accelerated
A20GGS plus A3000S and A40QOS, The US
fimn ace looking for a British distributor bui m.
the meantime can mail the package to UK
customers.
They can be telephoned in California on
01Q 1 714 562 5926,
PageStream set for features boost
THE US makers of Amiga desktop publishing software
PageSlream have announced details of an Improved ver-
sion of the package due lor launch early next year,
PageStream 3 contains several new functions, including
extra trapping and plate control functions which Soft-log ik
say make the program a leader in the pre -press field,
A duel paragraph and character style system gives Ihe
options style override, style ripple and objecl sly tea and
makes it easier to apply attributes to text and objects.
Us toolbox can be swapped between small, large, verti-
cal and horizontal layouts, while floating panels for fonts,
colours, styles, macros and pages aid editing.
Document form ailing has bean improved with auto-kern-
mg and auto-hyphenation, text styles are configurable and
lab allows Sell, centre or right alignment on any character.
The industry standard Pan tone Colour System is used lo
ensure colours are printed accurately and there is support
for spot and process colour, CMYK, HSV and RGB.
A Soft-Loglk spokesperson said: “it's not Just an
Upgrade but a completely new program. We have rewritten
It from the ground up and have added hundred of new
features.
"With PageSfream 3, the Amiga now leads all computer
platforms in desktop publishing innovation,"
It is expected to cosl £319, but Amiga owners who have
bought PageStream 2.2 since March 15 can upgrade by
sending their registration card, receipt and S5 for postage
to Soft-Log!k.
Other owners of PageStream 2 or higher can upgrade for
$123, The St Louis-based developer can be telephoned on
016 1 314 S94 0603 and dealer Meridian Distribution on
081-543 3506.
Arnica Computing Christmas 1993
13
Long life head
for inkjet
SPEEDJET 200 is Seikoshas latest contribution in the bud-
get ond of the ink jet printer market, with Els key feature
being a long life printhead,
U can be refilled up to six limes from separate cartridges
in an operation which Scikoslha claim Is easy, environmen-
tally sound and cheap.
This model has 300 x 300 laser quality resolution, a maxi-
mum format of B0 columns at Sen characters per inch and a
prim speed of three pages per minute.
Paper handling is semi-automatic manual feed suitable
for single sheets, envelopes and transparencies although
there Is an option for an automatic sheel feeder which can
hold 70 sheets,
tt comes with 12Bfc of memory and Is HP DeskJets com-
patible. Exlra memory and emulation cartridges for Epson
LQflBO and IBM Proprinler are available.
The recommended price is £276 but expect to find if much
cheeper at most dealers,
iptetiti r 200: ftp Turn 41 talig- litv printht nd
NEW
Big bucks
for big
memory
SIXTEEN megabyte memory chips a re
now available to A 1200 and A20GG own-
ers using Great Valley Products acceler-
ators - the bad news is they cost El ,209
each
High speed, high density modules give
GForceQ40/33 and A 1230 Turbo+ own-
ers the ability lo increase their memory
by a factor of tour to 64 Mb and 32Mb
respectively
Andy Leaning, spokesman for GW's
British distributor Silica Systems said the
chips are aimed at users of memory hun-
gry applications such as computer-aided
design.
He said that whereas most Amiga
memory has a speed of between 70 and
30ns, this RAM works at a higher rate of
60ns and blamed the high price tag on
the technology advancement. A fitting
service is available from the firm, who
can be telephoned on 061-309 t Til
Golden
upgrades
for Amigas
TWO upgrades for owners oJ top-end
Amigas have just been added to Lundon-
based distributor Golden Image's (OBl-
365 1102) range of products.
Multi face Card IB expand^ the com-
puters by adding two atrial ports and a
parallel port working at high transfer
rates.
Through multi-task mg, the ports can
be used simultaneously and are claimed
to be Suitable for mailbox, modems, plot-
ters, lasers and networks.
Oktagon 200& is a SCSI-1 1 controller
that can be expanded with up to 3Mb of
memory and allow seven SCSI devices to
be connected to the imdlte-
It features auto-fending of SCSI unit,
parameters, automatic disk change
detection, login and password protection
and comes witli virtual memory
Oigamem,
Both work with A 200 Os r A 2500s,
A3000s and A4000s and cost £T2ri each.
Books offer Amigo advice
BRUCE Smith Books (0923 894355) have just published a new title and announced details of
others due in the next few weeks for Amiga users who want to learn more about their
computer.
Mustering AmigaDOS 3 - Reference is a guide to the A 1200 and A4QD0 version
of AmigaDOS, covering more than 140 commands in 416 pages. Each appears with a
synopsis and templates and where appropriate there is a cross-reference with other
commands.
Practical examples are given and there is materia E on Preferences, hardware support,
Amigat ruide/ MultiView, bard drive backup, IFF and Exchange Qualifier
Amiga A12G0 Aferl Steps will assume basic knowledge of the computer arid sJu?w Jujw to
progress onto greater things such as programming in Multi View and installing a hard disk.
Absolute beginners to machine code will be taught how to program the A 1200 by Paul
Ovema in Arxriyir Assembler faster Guide. And enthusiasts interested in learning more about
the Workbench will be helped by the firm's fourth book A-Z Workbench 3.
Scanning
systems
improve at
Rower
PERIPHERAL manufacturer Power
Computing (0234 8433BS) have improved
their scanning software and are set to
launch a colour hand scanner which plugs
into (he Amiga's parallel part.
Software Power Scanner 4 has a
redesigned interface, the ability to add text
to scans using any font and size, auto
colour sections of grey scale scans and a
full Undo feature.
There is manual or automatic resolution selection, an improved prim control menu, airi-
ly to create 16, 64 or 256 greyscale images and FulF 24-bit scan handling,
The company s new colour hand scanner, meanwhile, plugs into She parallel port af any
Amiga, making rt available to owners of ABOOs and A12t30s.
The £200+ devkie gives 4,096 colours on non-AGA computers and 262,144 or
machines with the latest graphics. It comes with v4 d Ihe firm's software.
ftiwrr banner: NfW software
and pnratfri port fitorftJ
Video titles In 24 -bit link
MONTAGE 24 is a 24-brt video Titling
and graphics package jusl introduced
by Innovision Technology, the
American makers gl Broadcast Tiller II
and Video Effects 3D
It uses IFF, HAM-B and Toasier
images for backgrounds and logos and
can be used to generate colour
spreads, bevelled boxes and Edo
patterns.
The program ioaiures rranslucency
blending for text and graphics and its
eight scalable fonls can bu resized by
diek-and-d ragging.
Characters are anti -aliased to what-
ever background They are pul on and
efteds include variable transparency,
gradient colour lilts, embossing and
outline and casl shadow features.
Kerning can be done automatically
□r manually and any combinalion ol
fonts, sizes and colours can be used
on each line.
Montage 24 works wilh AGA
Amigas and (hose using Opalvisior
GVF's IV24 or a Video Toaster An
optional module allows PoslScripr
and Co mpu graphic fonts to be
imported.
Meridian Soltware (0B1 -543 3500)
and Micro- ^ace (0753 55- IBS 6) are
among the companies selling the
package m Britain. Price, arounc
£330.
Font editor's
features grow
DESKTOP publishers are targeted for m
improved vereinri of Soft-Logik's (010 J 314
8^4 S60H) Amiga outline font editc-
TypeSmitte
Version two of the program can tea ;
save, edit and generate bitmap screen ft
and for the first lime enables users to ere
them manually or automatically from
existing outline font
F lints improve the look of fonts at low
ol Li tton and at small size& FypeSmith J.
those created by other programs and
save them without making changes.
It car generate hirtte fur new or mod met
fonts, and can convert PostScript hints
In teUi font format.
Registered owners of the soft wart •
receive upgrade details directly from S;*
i.Ogik but for newcomers it will cost OtA
from Meridian I Attribution. (081-543 3^ i
Amiga Computing Chf i S tm aj- 1 993
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Lach digitiser has been designed with total flexibility m mind, by
offering a cost effective upgrade path between models. Giving the
user complete peace of mind, and the freedom to choose a digitiser
lor his present requirements. But reassuring him, that if those
change, he can move up to the next model. All Vidi Amiga's now
have a similar user interlace, so moving between products is easy !
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Vidi Amiga (24) RT, will push your Amiga to its limit. Real-time
image capture in excess of broadcast quality. True colour, photo
-realistic picture files grabbed from any video source. Display
resolutions up to 1472 \ 576, what more can 1 say 1
Vidi Amiga (24) RT offers a breakthrough for all Amiga users,
taking them into the world of 24-bit image capture. With no
restrictions on video equipment or Amiga hardware.
All the pictures shown on the full page Vidi Amiga (24) RT advert
represent the actual printed output quality that can be achieved.
Simply by sending the finished image file lo a Bureau for output.
I hrow away your scanner, its too much like hard work !
Rom bo, are proud to announce the launch of their new range of
Multimedia Digitisers.
Vidi Amiga { 1 2) RT, offers all the functional Hty and specification
of Vidi (24) RT, but in 1 2-blt, Capturing 4096 colour images in
real-time from any video source. This includes TV, Video Recorder,
Video Camera, Satellite etc. etc.
New user interface with powerful image processing and picture
manipulation. Support for both composite and SVHS or YC inputs.
Plug-in device with easy install software. Simple enough for the
novice yet powerful enough for the professional. Compatible with
all Amiga's. Never before has the Amiga market seen such value
for money Manufacturer upgrade available to Vidi Amiga (24) RT
POA. Compatible with all AGA resolutions and colour modes.
NEWS
I magine 3.0 was nearing release
as lhi$ column warn to press,
The new version ot the 3D ren-
dering program, which will be available
for froth Ami gas and MS-DOS
machines , has tons ol new features.
The new real-lime interlace makes
image composition much easier and
more intuitive. A 3D font editor lets you
create lexl within lhe program, and the
new and improved deformation control
makes warping texl and objects a
snap
The program also sports improved
anli-aliasing and lull kinematic motion
control, which lets you easily create
complex, natural motions in your
animation^
AGA support is there, ol course,
and over 100 new textures make for
more realistic objects. There's a lot
more here as well, and Imagine 3.0
promises to give Real 3D and
Lightwave 3.0 a real run lor the
money, Look for in-depth coverage in
an upcoming issue.
For more information on the
upgrade, contact Impulse, 6416
Xerxes Ave. North, Brooklyn Park, MN
55444; Phone (6i2) 425-0557; Fax
(6 12) 425-0701,
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impressive new features of
Music-X 2.0, and rounds up the
rest of the news from the States
What's
new
Amiga Midi musicians wi]] be happy to hear lhal Music- X
is back on tin 1 market, now from Holly Ware. The Latest update..
v2.G f sells for S199.95, It includes new modules such as
Hel' Lvm r Quantizer, RexxEdit for creating customised macros, and
PrLntEventList
1 1 now supports more than a dozen additional Midi commands and on
plav sounds using your Amiga's audio capabilities as well as Midi - the
Amiga voices are great for percussion effects.
Miisk-X 2.E) supports Blue Ribbon's One-Stop Music Shop, as well as the
Ales is ADA! L ind AT2. Upgrades from Music- X 1.0 aru $100.
If you liked the original Music-X but found it difficult to compose
music using it, you r ll love Notatw-X.
This package is a score -writing program that works with
M usic-X 2d) and any sequencer that supports the Midi file format.
I he program uses standard natation iind supports notes, chords, rests,
dynamics, angled beams, groups,. Lies, octave symbols, text frames?,
and mo-re.
You can have up to 32 tracks on 15 staves,, as well as- five lines of verses
with a maximum of thr#e different endings in a score. The Lyrics Editor
a Ltioma neatly aligns lyrics under the roues on the staff, including words
split up over several notes,
The program costs $793$. For more information, contact HollyWarf
Entertain mentr 13464 Washington, Marina Dd Roy, C A .90291, or call (3 ID)
822-9200
Have a Lite !
Fascinated by beautiful Vista Pro renderings but upset
thei the program requires 4Mb of memory? Virtual
Reality Laboratories is about to release a version that
will work well on a standard A 1200 called Vista Lite.
The new version does away with some of the lander
features of Visla Pro 3,0 and adds virtual memory sup-
port, ft doesn't support 24-bil pictures, but It does cre-
ate 256-colour and Ham 8 pictures. Visla Lite renders
pictures up to 640 x 512 In slze P and still supports
trees, clouds, haze, snow, lakes and rivers. Scripting &
still there as well, so you can render frames lor anima*
lions.
Even without all lhe bells and whistles of the full-
blown program, it's still a heck of a lot of fun to pia .
with. And there are a couple of features that VistaPro
doesn't have, such as predefined palettes for different!
season, sunrises, and sunsets.
Price hadn’t been set at press-iiim Contact Virtual
Reality Laboratories, 2341 Ganador Court. San Luis
Obispo, t A 93401 for more information, or call (605
545-8515, or fax (805) 781-2259.
Nothing's Final...
SoftWaod ts not your typical software company. Standard industry
practice ts Co slan advertising - or at least hyping - products many
monlhs before they're available. Not Soft Wood, though. The corv
pany released the new Final Writer word processor before adver-
tisements even hit the US magazines, and only scant days after
ads appeared in lhe UK.
This new ward processor resembles Final Copy II, but sports
tons ol new features. Ifs more comparable to the expensive pro-
fessional PC word processors than competing Amiga products.
It borrows Iha papular ballon bar concept from Windows pro-
grams suoh as Ami Pro or Word lor Windows 6.0. H has ISO differ-
ent burtons which you can drag and drop onto up to eight strips
(you could create one stnp lor graphics functions, one for text (or-
mattfing, and so on).
You can not only map built-in Final Writer commands to lhe
buttons, hgi also Ami go DOS commands, and AFtexx commands
and scripts. You can even map text strings lo them, so you could
create a button to aulomallcally insert your name and address in a
document,
Final Writer has full support for loading IFF graphics, like Final
Copy II, but il also supports Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) out-
line graphics. Unlike most programs, Final Wnter will prim EPS
graphics on non-PostScript printers. Graphics, as well as text, cn r
be rotated on the page in gne-degfCD increments.
You can even group graphics - Final Writer crosses the word
processor line into desktop publishing tenilory in many respects
Thai s not to say the program skimps on word processing capa-
bilities. Along with alt the standard editing capabilities you'd expott
as well as a high-quality spoiling checker and thesaurus, Fine.
Writer also sports sophisticated indexing capabilities.
Glher professional features include Table of Contents
Endnotes, Bibliography, and Outline generation. You can even cre-
ate a Table of Illustrations lor the graphics u&ed in your document
Smart hyphenation makes for prof esstonal- looking text, and sec-
tioned documents with multiple master pages makes long-docu-
ment publication easy on the Amiga for the first time.
If that wasn’t enough, Final Writer also includes 130 high qual I .
PostScript outline fonts (it supports Compugraphic and NimbusG
fonts as well), 1 00 EPS dip-art images, and 25 AFfexx macros
US upgrade prices are $55 from Final Copy II Release £, S6:
from Final Copy II, S75 from Final Copy, and $100 Irom Pen PM
Contact distributor Gordon Harwood Computers for UK upgrade
prices. Softwood can be reached at PO Box 50176, Phoenix, AZ
85076: phone (602) 431-9151 ; lax (602) 431 -8361
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searching through I C und Apple™
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Even then though, you probably
won't find a program that will
combine the very best in Word
Processing and,,, easy to use
integrated DTP type facilities.
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Whether you call it a tax on knowledge, sensible
fiscal policy, or a desperate attempt to retrieve the
£50 billion deficit from the man in the street, VAT on
magazines is about to happen, and it won’t be good
news for publishers or their readers
M h hen Kenneth Clarke made ii clear that this
■ Ih L iu:umnV h.i. iwuM iniludo Uv impu
sit Lon of VAT on magazine, book, and
newspaper sales., the publishing business groaned as one.
When he bier hinted that he wasn't in favour of the eight
per cent middle lax rate, the groan became a walk of
despair.
It doesn’t take a maths professor to work out that 17,5
per cent VAT will hike the cover price svl a double disk
magazine by 8 Qp, banging the £5 computer magazine a
step denser.
Ordinary single disk magazines, which currently sell
foi about £ 3 , 25 , will increase in price to around £ 3 . 62 ,
making them almost as expensive as double disk issues
are today, and the effects of such swingeing increases
could be very damaging to the industry.
The Amiga enthusiast is a voracious reader, and sur-
veys carried out by the major magazines have always
confirmed that many of us buy two or three different
titles a month.
However, this sort of broad reading habit will cost
£l, 6 fS more once VAt descends likr a financial damp
blanket and if reader start to restrict themselves to fewer
magazines, sales as a whole will feel the squeeze.
Now this could just be the whirling of a group of
profitable aimparies who am unwilling to do their bit to
dig us out of our jr awt'ul hole' r r to quote one Cabinet min-
ister, but at the Arnig.fi industry as a whole depends on
publicity to get the message about new products to the
public, falling magazine sales could damage everyone.
In a worst case scenario., one or more of the smaller
magazines might even wind up, a danger which parlicu-
larlv threatens the games-only titles- Pressure From con-
soles and the IC is one thing, but when it is aided and
abetted by the Chancellor, things could get sticky.
The last audited circulation figures for the big three
magazines - Ami#* Computing, CU Amigih and Amiga
Format - showed healthy increases in sates (our own went
up by 13 %), confirming that the Amiga has made a come
back thanks to the competitive price of the A 1200 and the
eontmuingly high standards in software.
When the market is on such an upswing after a lengthy
recession, the prospect of its publicity being restricted by
government taxes is an even more alarming one.
Things aren't a IS biack, of course, and we at least don't
have a magazine market which depends entirely on low
prices for its sales. The PC' shopping magazines, some as
big as telephone directories, depend on very low cover
prices and huge sales to keep readership up and draw in
the advertising revenues, if VAT ta kes the price oF such a
magazine closer to the point where it is no longer a cheap
impulse buy or second purchase, it could lose ten percent
of its readership at a stroke, with a subsequent loss in
advertising. Everyone will be t.wd at the same rate, of
course, but the effects will depend upon each magazine *
market position,
What is giving everyone in the publishing business a
headache at the moment, though, is the fact that no one
really knows what will happen next April when the price
of the printed word rockets.
You r the reader r will suffer directly by paying more for
your magazine, but in the long run a few benefits could
come your way, A VAT-induced price rise, if it results In
restricted sates, might prompt the major magazines to offer
even more generous promotions than before, and we all
know what that means. Intense competition in the Amiga
magazine market has ted to thy tree distribution of superb
commercial software worth, id date, hundreds of pounds,
the cover mounting of useful books, such as seen on lav
numth's AC, and a huge Increase in the nu imber of com pen ■
tions, reader offers, and other inducements to part with £4
Not many readers would complain if this marketing
war was to step up a notch and bring even better freebie
to the newsagent s shelves.
One definite opportunity next year will be your Lass 1
chance to beat the sax by taking out a subscription just
before the rise comes into force. At a stroke, any reguk '
reader will be able to save 17.5 per cert r and probably a kv
more, as we bung out usual subscription offer* on tup, -
keep an eye open if vou intend to buy Anr^ia G?fflpHfuv
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Amiga Computing Christmas 1993
You Can Now... with New
Final Writer
4*
Final mer
From the publisher of tk acclaimed Huai Qipy 11 gunner i(s
new companion. Final Writer - for the author who needs
even morel If you already use an Amiga Word Processor, it
won't include the complete and comprehensive array of fea-
tures found in this Latest addition to the SoftWcHxl family.
w
Can your Word Priweswr.*,
Output crisp PostScript™ foul outlines m my graphic printer
trot just expensive Lasers), and was ii supplied with over 1 30
typefaces ? Import, scale, crop, view on screen and output
fractured EPS clip-art images (Final Writer is supplied with a hundred h again, on any
--inter? Also create simctured graphics and route them along with ten to any angle, giving
a DTP quality presentation ? Provide a huge range of printing options (eg- thumbnails,
waling, crop marks eta on Pto&t&fipt™ printers i and fulfil other advanced Word Processing
"inctions easily such as automatic indexing, table of contents, table of illustrations and
' htaraphy general ion? With F'inul Writer, this
w/m is now available to you
alon c with a hsi of fea-
Ajfcbe hwlScFipr * _
w«s lhai JUSI goes on
^ on. We know that
■ Hill tie impressed by this revolution in Amiga
Word Processing, but don't be pul off by it's
J^nctd capabilities. With its complement of
- er definable Command Buttons and Superb
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okp 2 is a combination pi what
is known as a w Nne tesier"
and an animation editor, and
is designed to Lie used in conjunction
with a paint package such as DPaml or
theVidi Amiga digitiser.
For all those millions of Amiga own-
ers who have a copy ol DPamt a nd I he
thousands who took advantage ol our
Vidi Amiga offer earlier this year. Take 2
is I he icing on theanirrtalion cake.
The program will either eonlro! Vidi
Amiga directly allowing users to grab
video or hand drawn images straight
Into its frame bank, or accept a series of
frames from an an mation packag e such
as OPainl, Ihen give the user total con-
trol over Ihe finished cartoon or movie.
Start by booting from the Take 2
Cover Disk (de-archiving won't work if
you bool from another disk), then dou-
ble click on the two icons il contains.
This will start a de-archiving process
Take 2 will control.
This screen is Ihe exposure sheet or
X Sheet, and is the central control room
lor all Take 2 functions. With four levels
of animation, the user has huge I legibil-
ity, For example, a □ Pain I animation
involving a couple ol cartoon charge eih-i
running around against a backdrop
such as Tom and Jerry chasing eat'
other around a kitchen, Involves the
user in drawing all elements - Tow
Jerry, and the kitchen - into each frame
extravaganzas
with Rom bo's Take
2 animation editor
FUSION PAINT
h uplift flitiJ *ary to
which will create iwo disks, one contain-
ing the Take 2 program. Ihe other
crammed with sound effects for use in
animations.
Once Take 2 has de-archived, reboot
with the newly created disk and double
click on the Take 2 program icon. When
the program loads you will be looking at
a blank screen made up of five main
columns, one for the soundtrack and
one each for the four levels of animation
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Fusion Paint
Fusion Paint i*a simple paint package lacking seme of the
advanced features found in DFainl, hut it has a couple of
very useful advantages. First of all it is faster than D Faint
for many operatiuns, and secondly it can be used tu edit oi
create icon images,
,% usual, Fusion Faint is chived, on disk, so boot from
the Fusion Paint CoverDisk and double click on the Make
Fusion icon. The de-archiving process will format a blank
disk and unpack Llie Fusion archive onto it, and once it's fin-
i hiked you should boot from the new disk.
The first thing you'll sec OP stirring Fusion Faint is a
screen format requester which offers a variety of screen siides.
and number of colours for your new drawing. Choose one
from the buttons on display or type a screen ni*e into the
string gadgets Wow, then click on ^tart.
A blank screen will appear with the usual tool box down
the right hand side. Most of the toot shown should be famil-
iar as they are similar lo the tools found in any other paint
package. One major difference, however, is that when some
of the tools an: clicked on r a number of optional took appear
In the area below the mam tool bo*.
Experiment with Fusion's drawing tools for a while. We
won't be covering these in detail as they should he self-
©splmatory.
Let's concentrate instead on exploring Fusion’s icon fea-
tures- Hold down the right mouse button and choose the
Open... icon option from the Project menu.
Click once on the screen to tell Fusion where to place the
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icon, then a file requester will appear. Now choose the
Fusion Faint program file as your icon and load it up.
The icon will appear as two images, one which appears
when the icon is first displayed, and one which is displayed
when the icon is clicked on. This second image is kriLiwn as
the alternate image and should always be the right half of an
icon image.
It is possible to load or save single* icon images, and these
are known as back-fill complement icons. This means that
when clicked on the image simply fills in with another
colour or changes to the complement colour depending on
whether there ts an outline around the image or not.
For now- we'll stick to alternate icons as they are m m
km P and create a little man who waves his hand when thf
kvti is clicked . Well need to draw a cartoon picture sc f >
artistically challenged should either leave the room Of tmht
sure no-one can cm in half way through the tutorial
Kight, draw a head and shoulders picture of a peri r
with upraised arm and a big cheesy grin. Fusion's ifwr^-
dra wring tool should ho all thaFs needed for this, thouc-
circle tool could come in handy for the eyes and the
lens will be luindy for small details.
Once this image is finished, dick on the cut brush tooi jfli
has a pair of scissors on it) and cut around the little mar. -
cut window will appear in the top left-hand comer show - :
our brush, and if it meets with your approval, dick on :ne
Paste too I tit ha_s> a big brush on it).
OUTLINES
Now paste the brush one pixel to the right of the ongi
taking care to make sure tha t the outlines of the two rr a ®
touch but don't overlap.
We mw have two identical images and if we fcuec
icon immediately it would appear lhat nothing happadl
when the icon was clicked on, so we have to make char .eet
to the alternate (right-hand) image.
Try changing the position of the arm or the facial t? * r
sion until something approaching a reaction can ireft
from one image to the next. So Long as there's enough -
dice between the two images we r ll know we’ve dick*: w
the scon, so feel free to indulge yourself, The zoorr
(magnifying glass tool) is particularly useful tor this* ^ ^ t
detail work. When (he alternate image has been edr^-c *f
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Using Take 2, Ihe user can create I he
m w/Q animated characters and loud them
is levels one and iwo, then the kitchen
Backdrop and lead ft as level three,
When Take 2 plays Ihe animation back
to the user, the three levels are superim-
posed on each other and a frame made
up from all four levels.
Levels can thus he edited separately
hum each other without the hassle of
having to re-draw an entire frame, such
as would be the case in any other ani-
mal ion package. Remember - Take 2 is
rot an animation creation program, but
an animation controller nnd editor.
To demonstrate the program in
action, the Take 2 disk coma ins a simple
two 'level animation called " arrow hil“
which we wit! now load, Hold down the
right mouse button to reveal the menu
bar. and choose the X S heel menu.
There is a load option with three sub-
ilems to enable the loading of I racks, an
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nr taste choose the Save As. . AIL icon option from thi*
'i iett menu. To save the icon we must Ml Fusion where it
s so we must now draw a bus around our waving man.
Make sure that the bo* is tight around both images with
no h.paoe to spate, then dick the left mouse button, at which
: ant a file req uester will appea r.
There's no need to save your icon with the usual .info
a tension, as Fusion saves the image as an IFF brush and
nut brush as an Leon for itself. |i you save to the RAM disk,
£<j back to Workbench for a quick look at your finished
icon.
Another of Fusion's mow advanced features is its use of
lext and fonts, and there are several superb fonts on the
" i-iton Paint CoverDisk. First, let's select a font by clicking
on the Font gadgel, which is denoted by two Fs.
Fusion will search the current fonts directory, which
ihl ng fmhtrs loom ivulurr On On ilc on
should be it.H own it you have booted from the Fusion disk,
then present you with a List of those it has found. For now,
choose the Gimetoi font and dick on the disk icon in the lower
nght-liand corner of the tool bo* to load the font from disk.
Now that We have a font, dick on the text too) (it has a large
T on it} and you should see a string gadget appear on screen.
Type whatever text you require in here and press Return.
The text should appear on-screen and you can position it
anywhere by clicking at the desired position or dragging it
around with the left mouse button.
Once .satisfied with the positioning, click on the checkmark
bo* in the lower right of the screen to fix the text in place, at
which point you should notice the next line of text is waiting
below the first, neatly justified.
Fusion s third special talent is its ability to grab screens
from any other package currently running. To do this, simply
select the grab screen option from the mam menu bar and con-
firm that you would like to proceed. Fusion will then written
seconds and grab whichever screen i# presently bring dis-
played.
All the user need do is set the grabbing process going, then
flip to the screen to be grabbed using left Aniiga-N or M and
wait for two yellow fLashes,
The first warns you that grabbing is about to take place, the
seeiwd that it has finished, and when you flip luck to Fusion,
the screen should be loaded up ready for editing.
That's about all we have space for In these pages, but the
remainder of Fusion's features need little introduction. The
program works in much the same way as DPaint and other
paint packages,, and if you have any real difficulties, there's j
generous manual offer on a page not a million miles from
here..,
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Magic Menu
Author: Martin Korndorfer
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Do you get into a dither about drop downs? Are your pul]
downs a pa in? Ihc-n you need a pop up menu system.
Pop up menu programs which replace the Workbench
menus are nothing new and have been around fu , j i years
now, but Magic Menu is one of the neatest and most
a tractive yet.
It runs ^ a Workbench 2 and upwards commodity
Ollier from Workbench or through the WBStartup drawer
and patches * iluifmn to replace the menus ot any sy&lem-
Icgal program Launched thereafter with its own much
more glitzy offerings.
Once run, the program makes it pontile to activate
menus with a right mouse button click anywhere in the
screen rather than having to move the mouse pointer to
the menu bar. Thv menus will pop up {hence thtf name?
right beside the mouse pointer P making it a fester and eas-
ier job to access them.
This sort of easy access can be a real boon when using a
program which relies heavily on menus or if you're one of
those users who can t be bothered to team all those tricky
keyboard short-cuts. For such users, Magic Menu offers a
neat, stylish answer to all drop down dilemmas.
The program treat* menus as two distinct types - poll
down (the usual menu bar jobs) and pip up, offering the
jser a chance to configure how they work independently
of each other.
When (he right mouse button is held down while the
pomter is in the menu bar, drop downs of the traditional
□ | Mode Menu VU? (Ol.Ot.93) <«nitra> all tp«e>
Pull Houn Menu
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sort are Ihe result but when hdd down anywhere else in
the screen, pop Ups appear. In this way, users can have
their cake and eat if - pop ups for when they're feeling
bodacious, d r op downs for those "back to mom ma days.
There arc three ways in which cither type of menu can
work - Standard, I'resn Once, and Select Standard is the
usual way of holding the right mouse button down all the
time the menu is visible, then releasing if when the desired
option Ls highlighted, but the other two modi operand arc
just a tcensy bif radical.
Press One# is a meihod whereby the right mouse but-
ton activates the menu, which will then stay on-screen
after the button is released.
As the pointer is moved, options are highlighted as ir
the button was still depressed, and the user just taps the
right squeaker once more to make hta or her selection. This
is a good method for those with Uiy fingers and
menus through which to browse.
Select is a little weird and works somewhat 3 l>.-
menu in that the- right mouse button calk the menu '-i
screen, then the left button ih used to click on the
and sub-items. Not Very trad, but good soul food fa'
who use PCs at the office and need some atrium
bashing after a hard day's work.
To top of the bill of fare (pun definite!) ini
Magic Menu gives one the option to control
through the keyboard- Yes! Nliw you rodent harm
discard the little betttie* for ever and just tap It ft- ■
left- Amiga at the seme time to open the menu- u '
the cursor keys- to navigate around them A jab i J
Return Irev sets your choice in motion* antL you cs
back with a sigh and a well-deserved cigarette
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At the top of lb# sample panel *w*
dow there are four gadgets which repre-
sent the four sound! racks you can time
in any Take 2 animation, There s or
enough room on the *Sheet window ■
show one soundtrack column, bui if *s
click on the second gadget alone
notice that (he title at Ihe lop of fa
soundtrack column ch -^nges to sou ■
track? and we have a blank column r
which to insert the second sample
Easy, eh? Now insert the jump sam-
ple anywhere before frame 13, whic^
where the arrow first appears, then gc
back to flipper lor another look,
We now have a much more altfacfa
an i mat! on, but the two samples rmpr
panel (there should only be iwo), far
on the leftward pointing arrow on fa
right-hand stde of the window
The mouse pointer should ngw lur
to a “To" and we can add the sample
clicking in the soundtrack column near
to the frame at which Ihe effect starts ■ :
play.
Follow this process to add The spnn;
sample to Ihe soundtrack at frame 16
then go hack to flipper end walch the
animation again. Sounds better, dece-
it? Now what do we do with Ihe furr:
sample?
You II notice by looking at Ihe sound-
track that each sample lasts for severe
frames, and if we try to put the ntr
sample si, say B irame ten. the sprint
sample will be moved down to accorr
modato si, moving it out of lime with fa
visual event of the arrow hitting fa
Ire#
All controls lunction in the same way
as their VCR equivalents so users
should he able to zip back and lorward
through the cartoon with little difficulty.
Above the VCR controls there are a
number of information fields showing
which frame of the animation we are
currently on and which images are
being shown in Ihe different levels. We
can use this information to decide
exactly when litre arrow hits the tree, al
which poinl we’ll add a sound effect.
Click on the single forward arrow lo
advance Ihe animation one Frame al a
time until we get to Ira me iti. This is the
point at which the arrow first hits The
tree, so now we know where to start
playing the sound effect.
Now click on Quit Flip lo go hack to
the XSheel, hold down the right mouse
button, and select Sample Panel from
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imp . sari
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the Panels menu. A Wank panel will
appear which shows no files until we
load one. so make sure that Itie window
is active by clicking on the Samples title
bar. I hen hold down that right button
again.
A single menu appears enabling you
to load. save, or delete samples, so
select load 8SVX (the Amiga s standard
IFF sound sample format) and make
sure the sounds disk we de-archived is
in a spare floppy drive. If you nave only
one drive, swap disks before selecting
load.
Choose the Sounds disk from the tile
requester, then the Effects drawer. A
number of special effects samples
should be on show, but we only need
two - one (or the arrow being fired, the
other as it hits Ihe tree.
Click once on the jump and spring
samples to highlight them, then on load
to add them to the samples list, and
finally on Cancel to get rid of ihe
requester.
Adding the effects to the animation is
simply a matter of clicking on the sam-
ple from the list shown in our sample
X Sheet, or a complete scene, so select
Ihe scene option.
When the file requester appears, go
into the Take 2 disk directory and click
once on the arrowhit directory lo high-
light it, then click on Load. Take 2 will
scan Ihe direclory for scene informs'ion
and any images the scene contains,
then load the whole lot into memory.
The file requester stays on-screen in
case the user wishes lo load more than
one set of files, so click on Cancel once
disk access is complete and lake a took
at our new XSheet. Levels one and two
now show the images used in each
frame ol the animation, and the sound-
track column is blank.
This tells us that there is a backdrop
image called background and a sec-
ond level containing no images until
Irame 13, then a series ol files from an
am malion, We need to lake a look at
what we've loaded, so click on Ihe
Flipper button at the bottom of your
screen.
What you should see is a simple
black and while animation ol an arrow
hitting a tree, and the action will loop
until you hit the right mouse button. Do
this now and examine the Flipper con-
trol panel which appears over the
animation.
CARTOON
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right of the window to select all files,
then on the black bo* with a while out-
line, which fells Take 2 to paste the pic-
tures to the currently active level.
We can now see the animation by
using flipper again, and add an effect or
I wo. If you have a footstep sample, per-
haps on hard drive or among your sam-
ple library, this might be a good time to
use It.
Adding a second level is easy. Load
□Paint and draw a simple road graphic
which rolls In Ed the background over an
eight frame loop, stick a hush or lamp
post in to give the illusion of movement,
(hen save the eight frames in a directory
on disk.
Make sure that the background is the
same resolution as our example piccies
I Jo-tcs 320 k 256) as fake 2 won t mix
pictures of different resolutions.
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right corner of Ihe sample panel.
We'll now take a quick look at creat-
ing a scene from scratch. If you like,
you can save the current scene com-
plete with sound sample information
using Ihe Save... Scene option from
the XSheel menu.
Now choose New... Scene to clear
the decks, then go Eo the panels menu
and activate the pictures panel. Once
the pictures panel appears, hold down
the right mouse button and select
load.
When the ffle requester appears,
choose the pics directory from the
Take 2 disk and click with the left
mouse button on mrl, dragging it
down to highlight all eight picture files.
Click on Load, then the Cancel but-
ton and we should be hack at the pic-
tures panel. To insert the images, click
on Ihe film strip gadget in the bottom
: .-eriap by loo much, or nol enough, or
= - might decide that timing could be
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Bun out of flipper and practice rrsov-
9 the samples around by clicking with
t**- left button on the sample's high-
ghted first frame, then holding Ihe
^ouse button down and dragging the
up and down Ihe soundtrack. A
: t of experimenting should see our
safely in the correct place.
Of course, you might try a coupie of
samples in a search for Ihe best effect,
M>d in this case, removing unwanted
samples is easy. Just click on the sam-
p4e* first highlighted frame on the
soundtrack, then on Ihe rightward
pointing arrow on Ihe sample panel,
To check a sample before inserting
t m the soundtrack, highlight it by
: i eking on its name in the sample list,
‘Ten click on the gadget at the top
This applies to colours as well, so youll
have fco ensure that the road Is a simple
black-and-white lest image. Take 2 is a
line le&tar, as wo ve already mentioned
and is designed to help you try different
animation ideas, I hen test them at the
line drawing stage.
Levels show through each other as
greyscale images^ successive levels
laying down on top ol each other, so the
furthest away level, or backdrop, should
normally be in level one.
In next monlh's Amiga Computing
we II be looking at some ol the more
advanced uses ol Take 2, so don't miss
it, And why not check out out manual
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DSound 130
Author: Dave Schreiber
DSound te a simple utility which enables the playing of
: ng samples direct from disk, hard or floppy. Thus saving
. .dies of precious chip memory. lr works from CLI only,
ind ii you want To give it a go , type:
CD ST!;DSCHJND1JQ
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1 you didn't boot from the CovarDisk, go immedialely la
an, do not pass Go or colled £200, and make sure to
‘90 lace SYS with Ihe drive number in which the CoverDisk
‘as been placed.
As the on -disk documentation points out, there aie a
number of parameters attached to this command. There
3 re flags to play fhe sample through lell or right speaker,
" ihe volume, force the sample lo loop, and lots of other
handy stuff like that. Stpp being lazy and gently peruse Ihe
document* H you don't believe me.
As a quick iry-before-you-bothe^to-read, how about:
mm <• -ra -y t§um
"his will loop the sample over and over again with the dul-
cet volume of only 1 5 irom a possible 64 and won't display
the DSound window, which is one good way fo drive a
end or relative barking mad as they try lo Figure out how
eo slop the noise without rebooting. Clrl-C will do Ihe trick,
jst in case you're interested.
DropBox
Author: Steve Amchini
Yet another commodity program for Workbench 2 and
above, DropBox is designed to lake the drudge out of
those boring household chores you have to do time and
time again. You know - washing the dishes, de-archiv-
ing things and fh* like.
By simply telling DropBox that any time a file k
passed to it which the suffix lha (to take only one
example), the faithful little chap can bt> programmed to
carry out an automatic command, such as de-archiving
the file and placing the contents in RAM. thus saving
you a tot of that opening Shell and typing in the com-
mand sort of malar key.
When run, DropBox leaves an icon on Workbench
onto winch any icon or file can be dropped (Drop Box,,
geddlt?). The hapless File will be ruthlessly rushed to
the program, thorough iy interrogated, and dealt with
contemptuously. Sort of a Workbench friendly neigh-
bourhood Bobby, when you thmk about it
For li demonstration, run the program then double
click On the DropBox left out on your Workbench
screen. This will bring up an interface with a list of pre-
ach on the righ t and a number of options on the left.
To begin with, the program looks in ENY: for its pre-
sets, but for the purposes erf the CoverDisk we've had to
put them in thf DropBox drawer, so hold down the
right mouse button and select open from the project
menu. Load Drop Box’ s prefs tile and check it out.
The Lha entry, for example, tells DropBox that any
file with the appender .lha should be dearchived with
RAM; as the destination drawer. To add another, click
on the Add button and type PPShow in the string
gadget.
We don't have to bother about a destination as we
know PPShow will send its results to the screen as a
picture, so type PI'SHOW in the command gadget to
tell old thicktif which C: command io in tokt 1 , then type
[COM] [SOURCE] in ihe template string.
DropBox always need this basic template to tt'll it to
carry out the specified command on the source, or file
which had beun dropped onto it Finally., use the pat-
tern ft Tiff and click on the output button. The program
is now set up to use FlPShoW on any file with Lhe
suffi* iff.
Then 1 are a thousand uses for this program, from
viewing piccies and text, to launching ARexs macros,
but you 'll have to read the on-disk docs for a more
detailed run down of the possibilities.
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Mousometer
Authors: W Breyha
and M Matzl
A nest little Workbench hack, this program
is designed to provide what must be one oi
the most pointless computer statistics of all time
- the distance your mouse has travelled in
kilometres.
Just run the program and watch the window in
the top right-hand corner of the screen as your
mouse is moved, drool as those metres mount up,
then swagger off down the pub to lean noncha-
lantly on the bar boasting about how you ran that
rodent ragged,
There s a high score table to keep track ot
those marathon mouse marches, and the About
I unction which you can access from a menu tells
you how many mites you have travelled, what this
is ae a fraction of the earth s circumference, and
your average speed in metres per hour. All totally
hat stand, as I'm sure you'll agree.
Army Miner .
Author: Alain Lafferiere I
Ntirwsweeper is a game which has had many followers anc
many drMss r hut they a]] follow the same formal. A grid or
squares is littered with mines and you have to proceed to j
uncover all die safe squart* by the vise of your tired noggin
li an uncovered square has mines in any of the adjacent
squares* it will show a number to tell you how many fret?
are, and by working out the most probable tree squares
you gingerly tap with the left mouse button until you clea:
the board or, as is more often the case, step on the wrong
square and mevt your bum on I he way back down. | r*
1 here are four levels of play. Beginner, Advanced.
Expert, and Custom, each differing from the others in tbbe ±j
size of grid to be cleared and the percentage of bombs on , .
the grid. ^
An Undo button is available if you think you deserv. j
ninother chance, and the garni? can be paused if you're play-
ing against the clock and want to cheat, but otherwise this b
just a very nicely presented version of an old favourite
which, if you're an old fan of [danger UXB, you^ll enjov
immensely.
Amiga DOS reference manual, but It
Author:
Njal Fisketjon
How many times have you won-
dered why the Amiga is so coy about
its errors? I mean, error 212 can
mean anything, can't it^ This pro-
gram is designed to help with most
common Amiga DOS errors by sup-
plying a much more comprehensive
idea of what went wrong.
If, for example, you get "Error 20?
- File not found", you simply open
Cli and type;
error It 5
Error wilt then tell you that you've
Tort* Ibt W9FT7 Wif at rffOf
either got a device and a file mixed
up or that youve typed a file name
wrong, and suggest you check
which directory you are in a try
again. The program isu t an
could help cut down thf contusion at
those critical moments when you're
tempted to shove the Amiga "b key-
board up the dog's backside.
Move
Author: Kai Iske
Workbench has always had a few missing bits here and
there, but the one command Commodore have always
left out for no apparent reason is a move command.
The author of this program got a little steamed up
about it ^d faced with the choice of either punching
out every Commodore employee he could Say his hand?
on, or writing a move command of his own, he wisely
chest the latter course, Move is a simple CLI command
which does a simple job, but it does something that
Amiga DOS normally makes a complete pain Ln the dan-
gly bits. Use it with the simple parameter information
found on the disk and you show Id have few problems,
Fur example, moving the move command from disk
to your C: directory is a simple matter of typing:
■Mi mi TO Ls
and there's no faffing around with copy, delete, or
rename, Meat, eh?
blame ......
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designed to be as simple to use as
possible. Follow these instructions
3nd you'll be up and running in no time!
readers may have difficulties
. -g our CoverDisk; so we have
-ded this page to help you oui.
Below we explain how to copy
f « from one disk to another, how
- copy the entire CoverDisk and
to de-archive programs. None
of the first things you must do
when get your CoverDisk Is make a
backup copy, then put the original
CoverDisk away for safe keeping.
As a rule you should also do this
with the majority of your software
collection.
How to make a backup
1 :opy the entire CoverDisk, load up your
■bench disk, then either click once on the
- Disk icon and select Duplicate, or select Copy
~rn the Workbench menu,, or open CLI/ Shell and
r.pe:
DISECDPT UM BfO: 10 iffls
■ "rn prompted, put your CoverDisk (the source
3‘Sfc) in dfOt and be ready to replace it with your
Kank disk (the destination disk). Follow the Amiga's
:reen prompts until the desk copy is completed.
M/. put the anginal away in a sate place and use
cur backup.
Copying individual files
j might at some point want to copy a single program
t :ti a CoverDisk to your compilation, Workbench disk or
■ -en your hard drive.
To do this you'll need the COPY command, As most
.xerDisk programs are stashed away in their own direc*
-odes, the quickest way to copy a program is to copy the
whole directory at once. Use the command;
<W (director*} Tfl Cncudi ALL
•■here (directory) is the lull pathname of the directory
ou wish to copy, and jnewdisk) is the name of the disk
jnd directory into which it will be copied.
For example, if yao wanted to copy a utility called
FRED from CoverDisk 27‘s Utilities drawer to a directory
-i 'td FRED on your Workbench disk, you'd type:
CD*r EOHItUlCTrUTiLITHS/FRtB H VOtKBEIII>!.l/FftE& ALL
So if you have copied a program from the CoverDisk
tn your ‘Work disk or hard drive make sure you also copy
any other files the program requires, ie fonts, libraries,,
device drivers and Ccommands-
De-archiving
Occasionally we have so many programs to fit 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 tile which is much smaller,, giving
us space to fit more programs onto the disk.
Dearchiving programs which are on the CoverDisk
is a very simple task. If a program has been archived
then you will need a Wank disk to dearchive it onto.
Say we have archived a program called FRED.. You
simply double cSick on FRED's icon, and will be asked if
you have a blank disk ready to dearchive to, Type Y
or *n JI accordingly,
Your computer will then copy the archived file 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 you can simply 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 you must boot with the CoverDisk write^
enabled to perform the dearchiving process.
Alternatively, you can dick once on the FRED directory
con and drag it across to the new disk's window, This
^as the advantage of creating a new directory for you
md copying the icon as well,
Once you have moved a particular program to where
■ 3U require it you could experience some problems run-
n ng the program, this is sometime* caused by the pro-
gram not being able to find files which needs to run.
A good example is the text files on the CoverDisk.
These have been crunched using RowerPackef, so when
,'ou try to copy them to another disk and then try to read
:hem you can't unless you have also copied the
pQwerpacker library into your LIBS drawer.
Workbench 3
If you have a Workbench 3 machine, don r t
worry - most if not all of the programs on the
CoverDisk will work on your machines,
3f 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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Final Copy 2
Softwood Inc, Gordon Harwood
IU«w Street, /V If reton DE5 7BP
Tel 0773 83678
Like all true American products. Die 256 true colour Final Copy 2 attempts to
make itself bigger and better than the rest. Kailed by its makers as the ultimate
wcrd processor and desktop publishing combo, Softwood Inc have certainly
pulled a flashy, last and sold il flawed piece o! software out o« the metaphorical
bag
When booted in the user is faced with a plethora qI me usual options plus me
DTP drawing fsoohs tor generating ovals, boxes, graphs and Jrames. The latter
features are not offered by any other package her* other man its predecessor
and stablemate Pen Pal,
Also included is the PC-aspinng viewing option which is vital tor any u r
soltware. Click on it and the user is presented wilti a list of -toom m and out
ratios which enable real precision in text and picture placement
Final Copy 2 will read any IFF file which can then be manipulated, resized
and cropped at a fast rale to suit the user’s tastes fa relation faculty would have
been useful).
Add I he bonus o*
an excellent 256 l rue
colour peieriG ihal can
be displayed on-
screen at any one
time and Softwood
Inc's latest AG A
supported offering
sounds unbeatable.
Alas, ihe old
adage "all thai glitters
is not gold" is appro-
priate - FC2 «s
primarily a word pro
FJfflri Copr z b (Min ■ if ptftnlo ctofcftip
pufrrJsJiJftg sWf i<f ftj pmyraM
there are a
cessing package and while ottering a fieallhy batert ot WP features,, t
few omissions which loaves one wondering why they weren't included
For starters, there is no show Invisibles" option which usually displays car*
Page returns, tabs and the like. Because of (his, when text is converted into Asm
formal, it'll be like walking up an 30 degree slope to clean up any formatting
There is also no support tor Adobe Type One and Agfa Compugrapnic toms
Back tfris. up with r>o list or index gen-
erator as featured in WordwcuTh v2
and you've got a typical example ot
"great potential but must try hardei .
Having said all lhi&, when push
comes to shove, Final Copy 2 is a
good looking package with same
powerful features to boot and pro-
vides the user with enough labilities
to create an altraehve business or
home document
Ease of use 7
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The second contender lor the crown Is KindWords 3 from the Disc Company, ff
you're familiar with Amiga word processors, you may well remember the hammering
its parent KindWords 2 reserved due to its slew, bug-ridden performance.
When v3 popped up last year, it came as rather a surprise ttiat ihe entire pro-
gram had been rewritten by Digila International, the producers of Wordworth. As
soon as it's booted in. you can see the striking similarity.
The Wysiwyg (what you &ee is what you get) front and is pracncaiiy idanlica! u
has (ewer options than Word worth. Icons run down Ihe teft-hand side of the screen
and include Ihe standard array of tab markers, text alignment, line spacing, undo
typeface, colour controls and palette.
The pull dawn menus at the top yield a spelling checker, thesaurus and editing
laeililies. IFF pictures with a maximum ot 16 colours can be placed anywhere on Ihe
page and manipulated into the desired position but this is not a DTP program so
don't expect too much control when compared with the likes of Final Copy 2.
One ot the program's strongest points is the ease of use. While the manual may
seem thin compared to the encyclopaedic bulk o< the other titles reviewed here
KlndWordsS features a help option which details each function.
On Ihe negative Side, for users ol other packages such as Pretext and ProWfite,
documents cannot be loaded or saved from other sources, only m *W3 or
Word worth format - Ascii or IFF text. This coupled with the lack of PnstScnpt sup-
port, custom printer drivers, differing viewing ratios - it's a real pain doing any Kind
of layout work when you can't see the lull result of your efforts up on screen, and
others makes KindWords 3 a non-contender for serious ottice use. However, n s
one of the best in its price range.
Cynitally, me package sometimes
feels like nothing more than a cheap
and cheerful version of Word worth
brought out to fill a gap in the low bud-
get market but considering that it is
halt the pnee of its bio brother, il does
fulfil its goal admirably. It otters basic
features with an easy to use. tnendly
interlace and is suitable tor beginners
and home users alike.
Ease of use B_
Value tor money 9
Overall 7
WORD PROCESSORS*
Adam Phillips acts as referee for
the latest fight in the word
processing wars. Find our which
package is right for you
Ascii Acronym for American
Standard Code for
Information Interchange.
TM* toms kites into a code
(hat cun be transferred
between diflereni comput-
ers of between a computer
and peripheral device
W ord processors were invented to do one slung - to
put an end to that cumbersome piece of equip-
ment, the typewriter. To banish typing errors, lo
vanquish redoing an enSirs sheet because you change your
«*id aboul a sentence structure, to hall the tide of fru&tralion at
lack of facilities and to shred once and for all the amount of
“anhandling ihe whole process lakes.
n stepped computers to save the world from monotony and
" :oex, to create a tool that would become more popular than its
crippled little brother ever was.
Whether you re a teacher typing a report or Stephen King
keying in his latest epic, word processors have become part of
many peoples lives.
fn the beginning Amrga word processing packages were r|P in
comparison to (he monsters found on the PC but over the last
year, we’ve seen a steady influx ol software that is beginning to
really show oil the Amiga's word crunchrng capabilities.
Here is a pick of some of the faesl... ist the fight commence.
roWrite 3.3
Silica Systems, 1-4 The Mews,
Hatherley Road, SicJcup
Tel: 081-309 1111.
■Write T.3 from New Horizon is the latent in the tine of
r^rades which have been going on since the dawn of Amiga
h >rd processing. This version has been .... ,
1 lhcal| y designed to include AGA as „jj chrwB |i^n
■^Hl as offering tweaks, enhancements
■ th aesthetically and practically and
-murid improvements from the last
This package has always been a pw-
"u! word processor and as well as hav-
’C all the fealures you'd expect, it has
■.aliiies that most of the titles reviewed
vre can't offer.
fake the retain /apply option - if you
ive a format or style of text that you
* nt used elsewhere in vour document,
' - possihii? to retain the se! up of A pa r-
utaf block of text nr word and simply
: ply it to another fluis saving time and
hassle.
Another excellent if ill-planned fea-
.re is the bookmark facility. If huge
--\vs nr lengthy reports are the order of the day, ProWrite is
j s lo lay a bookmark in l he text which by the click of a button
an be recalled up on screen wherever you arc in the document
The main problem with this is only being able to use one per
< ^ment - a system or numbered or named tuxjkmarks as used
- V\ord worth would improve and fulfil the potential that this
ptton ho*.
t he packages biggest let-down is picture placement- While
■ mg that it supports At 1A and 25b colours on-screen, the actual
■ t result is a rather messy dithered interpretation of Lhe image;
colours and HamS may welt be recogtiised by the computer
but if you actually want to see it m all its technicolour glory up
on the screen then forget il
Another limitation is spwd both m manipulating and espe-
cial Ey loading times. When compared to Final Copy 2. PtoWrite
positively drags its heels when booting an image in,
These misgivings aside, it offers enough flexibilitv and versa-
tility to be ideal for home use With full PostScript support, the
uwr being able tn set different headers and foolers for odd and
even pages, the ability lo customise the function keys through
macro and A Spelling checker that checks as you type. Pro Write
v3,3 is well worth taking a look at - especially with the recent
price slash.
Fornai DbcLwnt
Ease of use 7
Facilities 3
Speed a
Overall B
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f ht top of Ih* pUe
bnoi ... JL1L .Anoiiher way to say start
up,
carriage return.. A non -prill ting Ascii char-
JcEff chot CiIwhls printer ru
display io place fchi» next
chui jCter un thi In- 1 1 mar-
gin; in cither wun.ls hi end
a line of text and stair a
new one. Even though car*
nage returns are "invssi-
bl?* B they 're tide tod like
normal Character^.
iftnl ....A complete alphabet of
characters fur nne design,
size and style,
HAM Acronym for Hold And
Mod i f v , used b y lhe
Amiga Lo displav
cnJcHJT& at 0TM», Uilnji nnlv
a traction of the memory
required bv normal meth-
ods.
mail merge An application lhat takes
names and addreHses from
a "al-:i 1 1! base ami outs I hem
inlD form Jetted
F\ist!s:nipt ... ,, , r A page description lan-
guage used to transfer
information to printer-, ami
other devices
Final
Writer
preview
From the same stable ay Pen Pal and Final
Copy 2, Final Writer is apparently, accord-
ing to the manufacturers Softwood, the
most comprehensive word processor with
DTP capabilities to match ever produced
on the Amigo.
You'll have to wail a while for our
definitive review but judging from
appearances and the bundle of informa-
tion that flew our way, it certainly seems
to be a package worth waiting for.
Like Filial Copy 2, Final Writer has
DTP facilities but also rotate text and
graphics option to make documents look
the real business. Couple this with a host
Of powerful features Imm cutting, copying
innd pasting graphics to structured EPS
clip art images supplied with t ha package
and Final Writer looks like it could well be
a winner. Stay tuned for more details..,
Computing Christmas 1993
■■ ■■■! -■
WORD PROCESSORS
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Word worth v2
Digita litter national Ltd
Black Horse House, Enmouth
Tel: 0395 270273.
Wcitfdworth v2 is a plu^h, solid and attractive word processor with an intelligent
interface and a comprehensive welt-designed manual,
This package is the most popular in the Amiga Computing offices due to its wide
selection of facilities and clear layout Digita Internal tonal* the programmers, how
always tried to irrorporale easy on the eye displays and tills is no different.
It features very basic DTP facility such as fi*e ability to place pictures and manip-
ulate them, but has none of the drawing tools that its main rival Final Copy 2 boasts.
A page preview can be selected to see cither facing pages, several nr thumb nail
si/fc. for multi page viewing. I wasn't convinced that the representations were particu-
tarlv accurate and as with P fen Pal graphics were certainly out of proportion on a full
page preview.
Imported pictures range from not only AGA HamS, 25ti iuid colour IFFs but also
include ProDraw clip art Encapsulated PostScript and the PC Bitmap formats, PCX
and BMP which none of the other pack-
ages ca n cater for
Full colour AGA, MAM and IFF can
be loaded through setting the screen
preference in the Workbench which
means those w ith hi- res monitors can
word process in any resolution they
want to.
The only drawback is that it still
takes a Song time to import large pic-
tures and the program eats up memory
r
Ease of use 9
Value for money 7
Facilities 7
Spaed 7
Overall 7
Pen Pal
Cordon Harwood, Mew !
Alfreten DE5 7BH
Tel: 0773 83678*1
01 ul! the packages reviewed hare, Pen Pe.1, from the makers ol Final Copy 2. is the
mosl u$er friendly and accessible ol them all. ll’s. ideally suited io 'oi Trie absolute
heginner wanting lo creale a reasonably document or database without becoming flys-
lerod and l?usbal®d due to sechnlcal instructions or unwieldy operation, I he actual
Pen 1*1 1 1
fc:5l m
like Final Copy 2 never did-
On the word processing side, it has Wysiwyg display and a large selection of fea-
tures. S he user is able to create indexes and lists. I his is achieved through w ritmg the
text and highlighting the words that you wish to be stored in the list which are then
transferred tea be used later.
Among the literary options is the glossary. When chosen, the user is presented with
a list of terms commonly used in letters, documents and the like. By clicking on
one of them, it is placed on the page wherever the cursor k This list can also be per-
sonalised and expanded to include your own feve catch phrase. Like Fro Write 3.3,
Word worth also features a bookmark facility hut improves on it by giving the user the
option to insert as many as they need in a single document by simply naming
each ooe.
if full PostScript support, 17 superb Agfa fonts and drivers for 140 individual print-
ers in a professional operating package sound appealing, then Word worth vl is well
worth taking a look at. Highly recommended.
vam
Ui^rduortrti mi O? Bi^ta InterfliftaMl
Ttt
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Wll:i4tn VJbrdsworth was bom on 7 tit April WO, at Cedenwuth in
Cumberland, England.
He uw up in to beiubful Lais District that was liter b provide inspiration for
much of his poetry and pltiloscpfiy.
Hs best known poem is prebitiiy ’f Vtendered Lon«!r As A C.flud: '
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package is split up Into two ddferenl sections - a basic word processor and a
database creator tor producing detailed information storage streets.
On loading, the user is prB&ented with a wall laid-out work top which includes DTP
d rawing tools. With Ihese. as with FC2. you are able to construct boxes, horizons
and vertical lines but not ovals.
Oitier facilities include edit, file controls, mail merge, a large lont selection and s:
on. As far as ttid lypelace option operates, it works well but It is not possible to cus-
tomise your own sizes. This is made worse by the mam mum point size only being 4 ?
wften, lof a good solid title, 65 is often needed
Another excellent feature that hasn't been implemented as well as it could f a.e
been is the full-page view. When selected, the user is shown a view of the whole
page plus a window tor close up work
By using the magnifying glass pointer, it's possible to select the pan of a docu
menl you wish to see in more detail.
Tbis all works fine apart from the fact that the full-page view is not what you'll see
on paper and is actually stretched horizontally out of proportion.
This makes it veiy difficult to gel a precise idea on exactly how the documerf
looks without going lb rough the hassle ol printing It out and wasting paper.
Pen Pal does have some useful options sue* as locking up graphics so thru me
user doesn’t accidentally move a finely positioned picture or set ol images.
Form making is another well implemented facility, By creating the basic structure
lor the invoice or whatever il may be, all the user has to do is simply fill in the de-a ;
The database creator is simple to use and as with the word processing secito" s>
Asek-comps iibta. Through the genera -
rt» txtfttn II mugnStylng wtndnw on Prn Pa) maittd o nif i)V «** dhpreporHanatr dbptaf.
ror. a database lo suit your specific
needs is created but for senous busi-
ness use. this Is not adequate
With no special printer drivers or
PostScript option, Pan Pal canngl
really be- scon as anything more than a
good introduction tide and a utility that
can only really be used to any useful
effect m the home.
Ease o! use 8
Value for rronoy 7
Facilities §
S
Overall 9
i
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here's hit'll a Lot of furore ini the
Amiga pre^s ol late, talking
f about how the PAL verson of
the New Tek Video Toaster is here,, and we
don’t have to xvait any longer for broad-
cast video on the desktop.
While the Prinie Image standards con-
verter card which makes this so-called
PAL Toaster possible- is certainly A
Solution, it's no! The Solution.
Anyone with a lull grasp of the tacts
will ignore the desperate ravings of
Amiga users who trust a spec sheet more
than the evidence of iheir own eye*.
OK. yes, the Video Toaster is the best
peripheral ever produced for the Amiga,
bar none. Why? Well, primarily because it
got the Amiga sold to more ron-Amiga
users than anything else besides Scale,
and it's the first Amiga application to
become something of an industry Stan-
So near yet w NTSC., the Videu Toiler remain* a ML dream
dat'd iorDTV.
Hut the main reason the Toaster is a
cool piece of equipment is that it allows a
user, in an NTSC environment at least to
cut and paste video about tike a word pro-
cessor or DTP program. Oh yes, of course
provided you have a little bit of extra out-
board gear.
I he Video Toaster isn' t just as good as
one of its parts, it s a whole environment.
Barking on about Lightwave all the time
or talking only about Digital Video Effects
is missing the point.
What pundits always fail to point out is
that the unique success of the Video
Toaster is based on its many entry levels.
Some people buy it simply for still 3D pic-
lures, some for video captioning, some for
24-bit frame grabbing and painting.
None of these entry level uses for the
Toaster require much outboard equip-
ment,. just a Toaster and a VCR or two.
When you climb up a rung you need bet-
ter VCRs, and time base correctors to
enable yon to do live video mixing and
other more tricky thiogs.
Obviously some equipment can be
hired initially, but the fact remains that
you need [I, But the cost of this outlay is
offset by ihe initial cheapness oi the
Toaster itself, even cheaper of course if
you already have the Amiga 200Q or -PHI
to plug it into, which is more probable
than not,
in a PAL environment however, this
situation changes beyond recognition.
Instead of having to lay out for a single
board, vou have to add £1,200 each for a
couple of standards converter g x
which makes casual purchase and use
impossible.
This effectively doubles or triples the
price- to the consumer and ensures that
pat and NTiC are JO rfrHwei+l that Fo CfiflWff be tw*n them forlf rnartf ttm« W
rriirffr or H*r WiteO lOQIter Unit, if hid Iftf rcldfJ Off afrm for FrtirP KrlMcrcloi^
So you want a Video Toaster?
Well here are the ways you can use a Video Toaster now arid for real;
*
You can run one if you have a job with an American company who are prepared
lo ship you a bunch of NTSC video machines, monitors and cameras. You use
the Toaster in a Mly-NTSC environment and then edit and save your creations So tape.
Then you use an STD CON to transfer your work to PAL tape, or simply send your lapes
in NTSC to the US for consumption.
You can use one il you have a
lot oi money to waste and don't
really care about quality (nobody cares
more about quality than someone with
lots ol money . I might ndd).
B it you want Id use a Video
Toaster like you can in the USA.
then the only thing you can do is move to
the USA. That is the only way you'll gel
mas quality out tor mini mum money in.
even if all they wanted to do was render
things up to the quality of Babylon 5 or
Sen Quest DSV, they would be paying
through thii' snout and then some for the
privilege,
This means that the only people with
enough dosh lo lash out for a Toaster sys-
tem would be the professional sector, and
then quality would be the main issue.
Whereas the quality of the Toaster in m
NTSC environment is easily gwwi enough
for broadcast, you wouldn't stand a
chance of doing anything for broadcast in
PAL
For a start, any TV or production com-
pany wouldn't accept a programme on
anything less than Betacam SF. a profes-
sional video format which is very expen-
sive and requires outboard E13Cs and the
like to ensure the quality is good.
Unless you have the outboard gear
there's no point in going to SP. Your aver-
age UK independent production company
would only just about afford this kind of
technology,, let alone your average techno-
weenie with a camcorder
FRAMED
The only place you'll really get away
with a home-made tape on UK TV is
You Vf F named, and using a Toaster
with an STD CON that's what you'll get -
the quality of a home-made tape, not any-
thing Desktop Bruadeasi Video.
The reason that the semi-pro video
market in the UK isn't as well developed
is that we don't have the wealth of cable
stations they have sn the US.
These are outfits who operate on 1 liE,
and where anything is permistibli? as long
as the quality of the tapes you gel is
vaguely waitchaMfc Not being rude to US
TV, but NTSC is a lower quality video
standard, having less lines and therefore
less physical resolution than UK PAL So
content is king where quality lacks, as
they say,
For the price, the Toaster is ihe best
quality switcher you can buy, and gives
you access to broadcast effects without all
the expense of a lull studio. I bat's the key,
"without the expense",
Translate trial into English, and you gel
the idea trial although the Toaster is good
enough for the NTSC i Never Twice
Same Colour) standard, it's less th:
acceptable (in professional terms) on
PAL system anyway, regardless of l A
Ihe Prime Image STD CON board can
to it.
There's been a lot of hot asr general
about the Prime Image STD CON card,
isn't a transcoder, for a start, it's a si
thirds converter. Although Prime hmt
claim that it's a rock solid solution,
that it r h brand new, sonivto-be-patenti
technology, it isn't going to be that good
Why? Well, to be brutal if it was tf
good all the TV and broadcast iru,
would be alive with talk of it. What st
dards converters do is difficult and p:
cessor intensive, and the technology to
it wdl is very expensive,
Even with very good srandards a
verters you are going to lose quality -
iin an inescapable facl. The images
look just about the same, but in mo?:
they judder, they jerk, they flop about
dead fish.
When you pan, the smooth par
turned into a juddering mess. In short,
standards converter route is an absot
crock of poo. Why ?
Imagine you have a frame of video
a frame of PAL video so it as 625 L i*o
height. You want to put it into an >
device? Fine sir,, we'll just trim 100
off the thing and it’ll cram in there a
Obviously the lines are not all off tJne
tom, no you have to whip them oui
rephtiously from every other line m s
This is almost like de-interlacing
Amiga hi-re* image. Try it yourself
nicely detailed Image in in-res lore, pi
ably with text in sf. Now use Art Dtp
2 to convert it into a plain hi-res pi
Urgh.
OK r not only do you have less hues
you also have more frame* in M 5C
PAL you have a video Signal which
at 50Hz, that'* two fields per frame
2? frames per second and 625 line-
in NTSC you have a signal which
at 60Hz, which at the same two fields
frame you end up with 30 frames
ond, and 525 lines.
So going from PAL to N ESC voa
Iff] lines and gain five frame*. Going
NTSC to PAL gains you 100 lirit-
loses five frames. Where do these
and losses come from and go to?
In order lo create a frame with ■ ~ z
from a frame with 525 you have tc
potato - that is, examine each lin, p
pixel and make a best guts s about
looks like spread over say five liru-
Alter that you have to lote the**
frames somewhere, In the old da - -
used to do just that, lose a frame
once in a while, but of course it - i
more subtle now, with the Era;
Amiga Computing Christmas 1953
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3 £es ma.
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h pan S'-
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znd that’s the way
u U stay
iema last frames being blurred and
Lambed That r s one way. In reverse you
few? il so from a 625 line image down to
- : :ruge P which means you have
m f*wlate the other way.
lm£ i bunch of lines and figure out (in
■% tx.! what they should look tike if
fe * : *e only one line. And don't forget
-- mre you even think of moving
tf ■ t r h i 'fi stuff around using digital
more ch--:r>
±-i in the Video Toaster with STD
C y\ . u are doing ihis process both
* ji - n real time. It's bad enough doing
**. r- Kress one way and only after the
?_ — £ stage, but both ways.
i 2 in all Lhese other problems
i ' - r little twist The new Video I oaster
supplied with the Toaster system is a
different board to previous revisions.
Unless it's carefully tw p eaked and the Little
motherboard switches are precisely
trimmed you can't get the machine to
work, unless of course the signals it's get-
ting are pure NTSC and nothing but.
Double Iricky.
This has prevented a lot of magazines
from reviewing the V'l as they don't have
the kind of equipment or know led ge that i
and my video chums have access to,
which is why I have a Video Toaster
myself.
It's nut useful for very many t hi ngs,
and I have to keep installing and de-
installing it when l want to use It because
it takes up so much room on disk. The
Video Toaster is something you have to bo
very serious about before you commit
younsell to it
Basically you" re getting the gi^t by now
that the PAL Video Toaster isn't quite
with us,, as much as we would like il to be.
IE is the coolest piece of hardware around,
and it hm a certain charisma which few
other peripherals have, but it Is a US only
prod llc L and for the foresee-
able future that Is the way it
will remain.
Uibttf effe.ft i puefr an depth at tletd wuuJd suffer H10if ffl t6c rna^'n/an from PAL to NTSC
* tines m
in NTSC
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pops up with a few good reasons
why the PAL Toaster is
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■MEMORY
N ew A12Q0 owners, or
those who will be once the
soot settles from Santa's
esrt up ihe chimney, could be lorgiven
for thinking that 2Mb o! RAM is
enough for just about anything.
After all, this is four (mnes what (he
original A5dD sported, and still double
the amount found In the A50O Plus or
A600. Why add more?
T'o a certain extent, this is fair com*
meet, as 2Mb will Suffice for any
game yoo care to mention and a
goodly number of more serious
programs.
However, once a hard drive is
added and Ihe user boots Irom it Ihen
loads, say, a word processor using
graphics in a document, ihe machine
will slow down and eventually run oul
of memory.
Speed is affected because the 2Mb
RAM in a basic A12D0 is all chip
RAM, the area to which I he custom
chips have direct access, and lor pro-
gram code fhrs is the worst place to
be.
TRAP DOOR
To avcud clashes with the memory
accesses of Alice and Lisa, programs
need fast RAM, and lhaTs where the
machine's (rap door expansion slot
comes in.
Like the older Amigas, the A 1200
has a trap door on its underside
which cad be opened and used for
peripherals without risk to she war-
i
■ *«■
As the Christmas shopping
spree looms nearer, Stevie
Kennedy examines the RAM
expansions on offer
A big brother lor the PCI 204,
Power's latest RAM board
offers similar features to ils
sibling but with added flexi-
bility.
As RAM Ills to this
board in (he form ol SIMM
modules, the user can
choose to star! wilh 1 Mb
RAM, then expand a! a
later dale to 2Mb,
4Mb. or 8Mb h
though this
will some-
times mean chucking |
away Ihe original SIMM
The FPU option is again avail-
able, and if (he board is initially
boughl with no FPU, She presence
of two types of socket means that
eilher (ype ol FPU (pin$ on the oulside or
pins below, basically) can be Rifted, it is
therefore easier to shop around looking for
the cheapest 68382 from a chip supplier,
More llexible than the slandard PCI 204 ■„
this earn i$ a better bet for Shose with ambi-
tions Of Ihe need to start with less and: build
up once Ihe wallet recovers.
Supplier: Power Computing
Phone: 0234 843m
Price: £115 (lMb|lo £619 (8Mb
and SUMhz €8842)
Rating: 9
ranty. A 150- pin slot awaits a variety
of devices, which now include
RAM/FPU boards, 68030 accelera-
tors, and SCSI inlertaces.
By adding even as litlle as 1Mb
fast RAM, the At 200 can be allowed
to breath easier and programs can be
nun oulside Ihe busy chip RAM area,
freeing Ihe Amiga (o work
smoother and faster,
and (his is Ihe
reason the
A1200 RAM
expansion market
has taken off
Alter a while, if
fitting or using a
hard drive, buying
more powerful solt-
ware. or moving into
memory hungry areas
Of interest, the A 1200
owner will be forced
to expand, bo let's take
a look at those options.
Amiga Computing
Power Computing PCI 208
MEMORY ■
Power
Computing
The Blizzard board is the smallest around al the moment arid benefits from a very com-
pact design in which every chip save the FPU is surface mounted,
Eight 70ns DPI AMs provide the memory boost, and a further 4Mb can be added by
buying and clipping on the ADD4 module, which brings the board up to size with the
others. A battery backed-up clock rounds of this neai little card with the neatest little
rechargeable battery waVe seen.
Maths co-processors either 68BJJ1 or 6&BB2, can be added and the board is rated at
up to 40MHz, so with a possibte 8Mb RAM
rind the faster co-processors, there's
amoLni
even though no SIMM slots are used .
The method of bunging an extra
board on the end nl the A1 200/4 mam HUlLLj
RGB seems a lime crude, and whether 1 flj^gLu
or not it will be as reliable as a SIMM i
socket is debatable. Koe ping down the initial | P
cost as it does* the method makes (he Blizzard a *5 Ir^H
good buy, though, and the extra 4Mb RAM 1 is cheap I; T.
at £159. [f
Owners of the premier Amiga have
probably the least choice of all, but Ihis
is amply compensated for by the sim-
plest and most economic route to- extra
RAM. The A40QQ motherboard can
accept extra SIMMs up to e maximum
of 16 Mb in ns four fast RAM slots, and
this should be enough for most u s$r$.
Over and above this total, those with
heavy memory requirements - such as
those driving a flatbed scanner, or
indulging in e great deal of graphics
work - have only one option at present
American company DKB will shortly
release their Zorro I'll RAM board,
capable oi holding 126Mb of RAM
using 16Mb SIMMs,, and though the
fully-populated board w«H no doubt be
extremely expensive, it is the only
choice for those in the high end oi the
market who need a great deal of imem-
Zn- "§ first available A12Q0 RAM
«Mons, the PC 1204 is a cheap 4Mb
31 : tr FPU option designed to meet
t-i 3 f the A 1200 owner who wants
DU ■nenwy bul doesn't plan to expand
- ;- J “Qns ZIP chips provide the fast
and anything Irom a 2QMHz 6BB0f
t i 50MHz 68S82 can be fitted to speed
4 -s ^-hungry programs such as 3D
m e k r - and drawing packages. A bat-
•r backed-up ctocfc is thrown in lor good
1 j . c to remedy the A1 200's lack of a
v - ■ *7 «eeper,
a j a quality is good, the solid FOB giv-
r m press! on of reliability, and the
■ ^houid fiet conflict with peripherals
■ - rd to Ihe PCMCIA port,
x <n all, a cost-effective answer to
Itis c fast RAM problems,. Ihaugh
l - : t : live buyers should note that there
Facility for adding axl ra RAM al a
Hr aate.
For pricing details and availability of
ihe DKB board, phone Silica Systems
m OS1-309 1111.
The MBX1200 is a RAM and FPU
:om bination much like the PC120S in
Eh al it utilises a SIMM sockel for flexi-
bility, enabling users to buy the
board in 1Mb, 2Mb, 4Mb, or BMb
configurations,
A co-processor socket provides
expansion capabilities using the
68682, and with chips rated al up to
50MHz, A 1200 owners wilh produc-
tivity in mind should find enough
elbow room here,
Build quality, in common with all
MicroboOcs products, is superb, and
the solid rugged ness of the card
gives one the impression that it could
almost survive being driven over by a
car.
Dark green RGBs, surface
mounted components, and an air of
solidity give ihe Micrabotics products
a quality feel matched only by the
PC1208
Amiga Computing Christmas 1993
Supplier
IP 1 lull
Supplier:
Power Computing
Phone: 0234 843338
Price: Cl 85 (00 FPU) to
£33i.95 t&OMHz &B8B2]|
The Amiga has two types of memory:
chip RAM and fast RAM. The former
was designed as an area of memory
to which the custom chips, Denise
and Agnus to start with, Lisa and
Alice on the new machines, can read
and write data directly.
For this reason, when chip RAM
starts to run low, programs such as
□Paint start to complain that they
don't have enough memory 1q open a
particular screen, and so on. The
advent of Ihe 2Mb chip RAM Ami gas.
with twice as much memory for
graphics and sound, was a blessing
to all,
Unfortunately,, chip RAM is not the
ideal place for program code to
reside, and there are two main rea-
sons. First of all, ihe custom chips
will run out of chip RAM a lot faster if
it is cluttered up with programs, and
secondly the programs themselves
will not run as quickly.
Competition with the custom chips
for access to RAM is bad enough for
spued, but when the programs them-
selves rob Alice and Ll$a of RAM,
they slow I hem salves down as well,
and we re caught in a catch-22. The
only way out of this vicious circle is
to add Iasi RAM.
This extra memory cannot be
directly accessed by the custom
chips and is organised such that pro-
grams run at their best spaed. In
effect, a bit oi fast RAM is the sim-
plest and cheapest accelerator
money can buy
Supplier:^^^
1st Computer Centre ^
Phone: 0532 319444
Price: El 19 99 (0Mb, 14MHz]
Mo £277 ^ (0Mb, 53MHz}
45
■ MEMORY
Price hike
Earlier I his summer, a duo □( natu-
ral disasters conspired to nobble
the RAM chip industry and boost
prices well above the lows to which
they had sunk early in 1993.
In Japan, a fire at one chip lac
lory and an earthquake near
another temporarily forced chip
prices up and provided the excuse
the industry needed lo keep them
there.
PC box-shifters, struggling on tiny
margins, and manufacturers pi all
kinds can make more profit on more
expensive RAM chips, so it is
unlikely that prices will fall very
quickly even after the immediate
shortage. Competition will inevitably
drive them down, but it might be
summer 1994 before we see real
price cuts.
For the moment, Ihen, A12Q0
owners with need for fast RAM Out
no burning requirement as yet for
huge wads of the stuff would be
advised lo buy one of the slightly
more expensive boards which offer
| 1Mb and 2Mb options and wait
until RAM prices come down
again before Investing in a 4Mb
SIMM,
None of the simple RAM and FPU
cards have two SIMM slots, but
I some of the 63030 accelerators do,
and this makes life much easier.
For example, owners of the GVP
A 1230 might opt to buy the card
with a 2Mb SIMM, then add anolher
2Mb SIMM for a total of 41.1b without
having to throw away or sell the
original SIMM.
Potential upgraders with single
slot cards should bear in mfcnd that
the original SIMM will have to be
sold, traded in, or discarded when
I humping up the memory, so a word
with the suppliers on whether or
TUrbo tech A41200
Another cheap 4Mb cart, ihe Turbotecfi is more or less rclanlical to Power's PC 1204 with
the important omission ol an FPU option.
Consisting of eight 70ns ZIP chips and a battery backed- up clock, Ibis Is a no-nonsense
card aimed at ihe home user with simple requirements lex memory expansion and nothing
ol&e
The Turtaotech A4120D is built well, with the usual predominance of surface mounted
components, and behaves well in use, so should render adequate service tor the com-
puier's lilelime.
As far as speeding up the Amiga is concerned Turboitch's ! ack of a co-processor
leaves it firmly anchored lo ihe bottom oF the markel, but ihe addition of Fast RAM will
always give a machine regardless of extra chippery
Supplier: Siren Software
Phone: Ofil-724 7572
Price: £169
Rating:7
/ Even as
® little as
I Mb fast RAM
can let the
A1200 breath
a lot easier
Breath easy
Any Amiga working on a diet exes*
sivefy of chip HAM will suffer from if.
memory bottleneck which a
I nevitably lead to a slow down m ope*
at ion,
Without the fast RAM In which t:ij
run, programs will compete with grep*
ics and sound data f&r space* and h
system will start to drag Its feel.
With fast RAM added* everythin
becomes a great deal easier, and M
program code has a space of Us own ■
which to roam while the custom chip
get on with the job of massing abcc
with the data in chip RAM.
This i$ a rather simplistic pictv -
but the point is that chip RAM
designed! to be used directly by t-*
custom chips, and is where data s ia
as sound and graphics are stored, arc
where screens are buffered or drawr
the background and so on r
To shove program code in wrlh iti i
lot is asking for trouble, and thafs *r%
most manufacturers claim that the
RAM expansions will give you anyth
from 100 per cent to 300 per c**i
speed boosts. In effect, the most Ob-*-
ous change users will see is Irrt
Workbench and other products *
packages run more smoothly. Gamc»
shouldn't be affected as most a-#
designed with unexpended Amiga* J
mind.
Even 1Mb of fast RAM would! fra- f i
big difference to the smooth running si
an A 1200, and 2Mb should lb* eno./:n
to allow paint packages and o
memory-hungry programs to run
hard drive without constantly rum
out of chip RAM,
The norm seems to he 4Mb Ih es*
days, but this can be expensive. N
users are advised to take a close
at the expansion boards which have I
variety of configurations.
not a trade in option exists Is
essential.
Micro botics
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Citizen Swift 240 Mono „„„.._, .£2 70
Citizen Swift 240 Colour. ...... ,.,09.5
Citizen SwiFt 24X £3^0
Citizen 12QP+ .,..£129
Citizen Swift 90 Mono.. .£165
Citizen Swift 90 Colour. ...... .....£188
Citizen PN4B Notebook Print er£225
Citizen Projet Inkjet ,„,,,,,-.£318
HEWLETT PACKARD
HP DeskJet Portable.. ,.,.,...,£369
HP SI 0 Mono....... £264
HP 500 Colour, ...019
HP 550 Colour .... £519
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Star LC 100 Colour,.,.. £1 55
Star LC 200 Colour, ..........,.,.,.,£1 95
Star LC 24-20 Mk II .£224
Star LC 24-200 Col ...,., £264
Star S|48 Gubblejel ...,.,.,...,.,.,..£21 7
Star SJ48 Auto Sheet feeder ..£49
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AMIGA A 1 200
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2Mb RAM 20Mb HD ,-,......£ 359
2Mb RAM 64Mb HD ...,..,.£429
2Mb RAM 85Mb HD £429
2Mb RAM 127Mb HD ,,.,.£509
L ~ 2Mb RAM 209Mb HD , ,.,..,.£579
2Mb RAM only £289
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20Mb -
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30Mb -
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40Mb,
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VIDI 12 Real Time JTTlCfS
VIDI 24 Real Time M :- .. £21 9.99
VIDI 12 AGA £75.00
Take 2 £38,00
Mega mix Mister ,,,,..,.,,£30.00
Pen mouse for Amiga with optical
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Pen mouse for PCs with optical
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Optical mouse, 300 dpi for Amiga, £29.95
Infrared mouse,. 300 dpi for PCs £49.95
Infrared mouse, 300 dp for Amiga £49.95
Opio-mech mouse for PCs with
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Opto-mech mouse for Amiga w.pad k
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Opto-mech low cost mouse for
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Opto-mech low cost mouse tor
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3-button trackball for Amiga ....... ..,£29-99
“Cmtaf trackball 1 for Amiga .,,..£34.99
3-button trackball for PCs. £34.99
517Kb RAM expansion for A5CKK.il 6.99
1Mb RAM expansion for A50€+...... £19.95
External 3.5' floppy drive ,£50.00
Kkkstarl switch for A500, A2000,... £14.95
Kkkst^H switch lor A60Q ,...£29.95
Electronic boot selector .....£1 4.95
Auto mouse/joystick switch £1 0.99
Dust covens 1 „ 1111 „,„,,..,,, .£6.00
MEMORY MASTER 1200
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no Oscillator, no FPU Processor £199
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Oscillator, 20MHz 6&&B2 FPU £290
Oscillator, 25MHz 68882 FPU — .£295
Oscillator, 33MHz 68882 FPU ,,..£299
no' Oscillator, no FPU Processor.. i+l „„JE359
Oscillator, 1 6 MHz 68882 FPU ,.,.£41 5
Oscillator, 20MHz 68882 FPU,,.,, £420
Oscillator, 25 MHz 68882 FPU - £429
Oscillator, 33MHz 68882 FPU ,.^,.,„,£439
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2Mb RAM 80Mb HD *.......,£949
4Mb RAM 1 20Mb HD £1069
4Mb RAM 214Mb HD £116°
4Mb RAM 245Mb HD £1269
4Mb RAM 540 Mb HD £1 569
4Mb RAM 540Mb HO £1669
AMIGA 4000 (25MHz 63040)
6Mb RAM 80Mb HD £1919
6Mb RAM 120Mb HD £2069
6Mb RAM 2 1 4Mb HD £21 65
6Mb RAM 245Mb HD £2269
6Mb RAM 340Mb HD £236 i
6Mb RAM 540Mb HD £2669
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Power Supply for Al 500+
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FAX WO DEM
Fold a Fax Modem..,.,.*., £1 25
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AMIGA MEMORV UPGRADE
A500 !4Mb ,..£14 ,9‘
A500 /5Mb + Clock £23
A500 * 1Mb £1 9.95
A600 1Mb .*...,.*....£21 9:
A600 1Mb + Clock £31 95
1Mb SIMM (CVP) £29 95
4Mb SIMM (CVP) £149 M
1Mb 72P1N (A4000) £99 . ;
4 Mb 72P1N (A4000) PC-
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4Mb with Clock, 40MH? 68882 FPU ...
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MOUSE 400
New from japan. The 400
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AT-Bus controller for Amiga 500 with 8Mb !
option; fo r 3 . 5 rt and 2 . 5 " dri ves
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Controller for A500/A500+ ran m
Controller + 40Mb HD *7i Aom
Controller + 85Mb HD l 2 49 00
-ontnaller + 1 20Mb HD , /79?nn
Controller + 1 70Mb HD "o29 Oo
_ Autohoot, Autoconfig and Zero wait states
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SCANNER
Newcomers who like to scan detailed graphics or
complicated images experience with the ALfADAlA a
favourdbk alternative to typing ar rescaling and
j j ■ * U5eri who insist on
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graphic software. Choose between ALfA-DATA plus or
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ALFADATA
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MEMORY MASTER 2000 ~L
8Mb ram expansion for Amiga 2000, 1000 and
4000; uses 514400 DRAM chips.
£99 4Mb .XI 69
AT-BUS 200B
IDE/AT-Bus controller for Amiga 2000, 3000 and
4000 with 8Mb RAM Option.. £99
ControWer for A1 500, A20QG, A30M and A4000 £99 00
Controller + 40Mb . r isom
Controller + 65Mb £169 ‘°°
£249 00
Controller + 1 20Mb fy£>nt\
Controller + 1 70Mb
Controller +■ 240Mb
2Mb RAM £&9 00
Autoboot, Auloconiig ar>d Zero wart states
MULTI FACE CARD i
Multi I/O card for Amiga 2000/3000/4000 2
additional serial ports and 1 parallel port £99
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Virtual memory management for all Amigas with
MMU, Including 040 support .£59
ISDN-MASTER
he ^ ala transfer sprinter for the Amiga 2000
3000 and 4000., ,£19S>
MoU . rPce " 1 powerful applications tor the Amiga fee- tor
1 ra- D - t. ?. > 4 u, r?
mam memory than 1$ available or possibie'to
intcgrale. CigaMern is a program which simulates uri to 1
CigaByte^ memory, which swaps onto anv mass stor*™
system (j.e. hard disk). Intelligent management
UM? of “ ver4f i" *
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(M t n'iCT Management Unit): i.e. Amiga's with
,uU ' Q or 6 BQ 10 accelerdtor .and MMU
* rfn^ nakin &n iyp c oi HD stroller and Hard disk
* GigaMem is cDmpjlible wifch Kkkstart 14/1,3 and 2.x,
24 ail paint program for all Amigas; also AA
Otfpsa - ..£69
Pairit Program for Amiga Application: TruePaini is a
tlST ■ 4 ^' t Pfi'T* softwar ' e w‘h lull support ni the AA
i| ipstt Amiga line. Using TfuePainl, Amiga graphic and 24
bit graphic can be edited without any foss ol oualitv A
maximum 0 IIM 6 H * 16368 pixels rJcfcri wu?Hfa
l nasi b ie exeti for slide development tystemi ’
FEATURES:
i Vp !i: T616H X 16368 pixel w,th oversize I unction
* k araouii draw and pumr furtciions.
* Functions fw mask outline, r«ok>r and fill™.
* jjjwushwitfi adjustable spray functions and stipples
* Transparence curves also by brushes
* Slant, rotate, scale.
* J-asy drawing of Beri 6 r curves
* Lightablif function for editing animation pictures
ext functrens with full support of Bitmap and
Compugraphic lortls.
* load and save With different formats: IFF, ,|LBM, PPM
J F Ci arid f rut. l J am I spL’ciai format.
t ^ r 2Ai P£C flnd TrjePjmt 5-pEciai format.
* ^“Vrewof fnaure5 with MfNlflC function.
* f; n f: M* 1 "® functions can be assigned to Mfunctions kevs
cl 'Tnr^ U ™ te/fied0 including Macros. y
* Full ARE XX luppoji.
S VS7CM REQUIRE MINTS:
t k" ffis?-. 1 ?; eg - ^ 1
* Minimum 2 Mh graphics memqry.
* Additional rncin-ory rftomrrKrnded.
Repair
Now swvhce cent’e/repair for most Amiga computers
We offer a quotation setvite of £10 tor which we will
examine your computer ,tnd report back wtth an exact
quotation pnee for the repair, tf the repair is carried out
trie £1 0 is then deducted from your bill.
Mbdbi
Before you buy...
Before you rush out. cash in hand, there are a l^iw basic points you should consider:
Is there Bre major difference between
the various models on the market?
Aishoug-n same appaar faster than others
during benchmark tests the actual speed
difference is minute during normal
operations.
What size drive should i get?
Probably the best way to decjdB on a size
is to add up all the sottware you'd like to
install and then pick the next size up trom
that - under no circumstances consider
anything te$5 than a 40Mb drive,
Do i need anything else?
Get a copy ol HD- Backup or Quarterback
Tools - which, was given away with our
December issue. In addition invest In
some form of directory manager such as
SID ll or Directory Opus - good lile man-
agement is an essential part of owning
any hard disk.
Which type of hard disk do / need?
In the case of an Amiga 1 200 you'll require
a 2.5m IDE dnve which has been approved
lor use wilh the machine.
■j I up until fiL'W VOUr computing
■ career h as been spent tin a tluppy-
H based system, the appeal or a hard
disk may not be that great- After . 1 1 > what's
the big deal, so they're faster and a bit
more convenient than a floppy - hardly
worth spending hundreds of pound# on.
Wrong, After just si few m In utes expo-
sure to a hard disk you'll grimace at the
prospect of rebooting with a floppy. The
difference is akin to that between walking
and driving a car - with the relatively
large Investment being outweighed by
vastly improved performance right across
the board.
Before you start unscrewing your
A 1200 please bear in mind that if your
machine is still within its warranty it will
be invalidated by adding a hard disk
under your own steam.
As a consequence, the following proce-
dure is best attempted on machines which
a re over a year old. This isn't to say the
process is difficult, in fact the A12W is
probably the easiest of all the Amiga
range to upgrade,
However, it a Commodore engineer
spots that a new machine has been opened
Kir whatever reason you’ll be out in the
■
cold - end of story, Even if the problem
has nothing to do the installation of the
hard disk the end res Lilt will remain the
same, and you'll be forced to pay for any
subsequent repairs.
Now before wielding a screwdriver
please read the following instructions wry
care fully and do not proceed unless
you're completely sure of what you're
doing. At this point it must be stressed
Ami fin CompuJf?!# will not be held reason-
able for any damage lo you or your
machine.
hirst disconnect everything from the
machine, paying special attention to the
power supply. Under circumstances
attempt any maintenance while the
machine is plugged in.
Now lisp the machine over and undo
the screws which hold the casing
together, then slice open the warranty
seal# - there's no going back now.... Hold
the machine together and carefully turn
the machine right-side up.
You should now be able hi remove the
lid revealing the hard drive cradle within
You may notice that the top of the casing
presses against the casing * this is normal
and Ls done to keep the drive from sliding
around inside the machine.
At this point go l he kitchen, make a
coffee and return to the table with: the
coffee, a small crosshcad screwdriver and
one IDE drive - complete with correcting
cable.
I he coffee u to calm vour nerves - feel
w
free to increase Ihe dose as necessary.
Now please be careful and take your
time to follow ihesc instructions to the
letter:
If you’re contemplating a hard disk for
your A ! 200, read on as AC points out
the do's and don’ts of installation
JUrp twin; cirri'fuity relveift' fhr rtfbbnn 1 f r?n m'rt or ernd jvnki i ;■ (hr A l i frritrnf
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• Disconnect the disk drive LEDs.
* blide the keyboard back and free from
its catches, placing it behind thf body of
the machine. If necessary you can discon-
neet the keyboard ribbon cable from
the motherboard - but he- sure to
remember its original position and
alignment
# Now fit the drive into the cradle - at can
he temporarily removed from the machine
if required.
• Connect thv cable to the drive and
replace the cradle and drive combine rim
into the machine - connecting the afore-
mentioned cable to the interface on the
motherboard of the machine.
# Now simply replace the keyboard and
reassemble the machine.
believe it or not the physical installa-
tion is now complete, it's Literally lhal
simple. Now il's lime to move on to the
preparation and partitioning of the drive.
If you're not familiar with hard disk-
parti tinning the process can be a rathtr
confusing. However In reality it's a fairly
straightforward procedure which simple >
slices the disk into several user defined
portions.
You nw well ask whv bother? Well
Jf
there are some advantages involved in
partitioning. Firstly you can impress your
friends by pretending to have more hard
disks than you've actually got!
But perhaps more import is the safety
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ii iiiimm
3 n-f> th rev: facote
the hard drive
frndte. ttih* it
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TUTORI A LB
oil the button marked Screen 2
Partitioning,
At this point define the size of your
partitions and return to screen I Xow
write the Rigid Disk block and save a
copy of the mountfile prior to quitting
the package. Your new hard disk will
appear on the Workbench screen a.s
something like DHtkNDOS, DH1:ND0S
and so or.,.
This simply means that the drive is
on-line hut as vet not formatted. To for-
■
mat the drive dick once on its disk icon
and select format from the pull-down
menu,
The usual requester will now appear
tor naming the drive and selecting
whether or not to have a Trashcan,
before clicking on format ensure that
Fast file System is activated. Simply
repeat thi^ process tor each partition on
your system
* r
At this point you'll he happy to know
the process is almost complete - all that
remains is to copy Workbench onto the
drive.
‘ If the unthinkable happens and
pB ’ m d disk crashes, a partitioned drive
W t - lost 1 the data from one of its com-
Tw t as t partitions.
• - i result you' IE only need to for-
i t -ecover/ r^inetfidl one section of the
4 - In addition smaller partitions are
' isttT,. so it's possible you couid
^ - i slight reduction in access time -
i ’* ■ , r it’s pretty unlikely,
*■ The down sidc r heavily partitioned
v - :an be a real pain to maintain. In
“• ■ • y days lots of partitions can seem
. ' • = ' idea hut when space starts to
3- me tight you couid rue the day you
in -• mail with partitioning software.
> iddenJy even relatively small fifes
* ■ t til onto the drive - even though
■ may be lois of space left when all
~ tree partition space is added
together,
AMAZING
particularly painful mistake is to
- ' i. DHQ: » otherwise known as the
in disk - too small, [f this happens
- .imaztng how soon you'll face
. jesters which rend cannot copy fonts,
varies ur in fact anything else that
installed software has a habit of
aiding to DHO.
\t this point (here's no alternative but
~ -tart moving vital directories around
- j system, using the Assign command
s bring order to the partitioning mad-
~ - you've created,
Irt short, don't be tempted to over par-
' - m and never make your system disk
small. On $ 40 Mb drive make the
HO: partition at least 10Mb,
Assuming the machine is f irmlv
re wed together - complete with
>u.hv r monitors and al] other essential
■ rip h era Is - it c lime to reboot the
ia chine using either the HD Tool bos
-k iir ftie Amiga Computing December
verPisk featuring RDPrep. Given the
impress your
™ friends by
pretending to have
more hard disks
than you ’ve got!
Choice opt for the RDPrep software give
away as this is by far I he simplest
method of prepping a drive.
First boot the CoverDisk and run the
RDPrep software - take a look at the disk
pages and readme file if you're a bit ner-
vous,, The software will now automati-
cally search for a standard Commodore
SCSI device, at which point your new
drive should be located and its name pop
up.
A 1 1 h on g h bo t h H D! no I box and
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i> a SCSI in fact it's just pretending to be
so, In make Eife simpler for itself and
mildly confuting for you.
Anyway, leaving the Idiosyncrasies of
the installers aside the drive should be
spotted and wilt appear in the RDPrep
screen. Now* simply select it and click
To do this, reboot the machine using a
copy of your original Workbench disk
and copying all the necessary files to
your system partition, to do this open a
She!] window and type in the following
line:
ifOilf? Cdrm upc:] all etpfle
Now simply repeat the process for
each disk supplied with the machine and
all will 1 k j installed. After you've done
this for each disk make sure that dfO: is
empty and warm re-boot the machine. If
alt ib well your machine will now boot-
up from the hard disk and you're in busl-
ilrp tour: connect
iha drive ribbon
rnhfe and te iro! the
cradle, then itiww
down [ftf c aii'rjjj and
hoot wTrA yottr
prepping mttvmre
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LETTERS ■
This letter is ptobably a bm more unusual
Shan the others you receive, I would like to
warn people out She re thal computing can
wreck lives.
I've been married for three end a half
years to a wonderful lady, and we have two
*1 greet kids, My addiction to programming and
games playing has helped me to lose all that
Although the Time spent on my computer went
quickly lor me, it dragged For my wife and the computer
got all the attention,
Now 1 must sell it and I hate the sight of it, I have lost
all the things in file thal I love, i m hoping you will print this
because I know there are many people out there who ara on
their way to losing toved ones in the same way.
* because of this lelter, people can recognise (hear addiclion belara it's loo lale,
re- my marriage may have had some purpose. Thanks for listening.
Richard Dean , Sjtough
- = udictive or compulsive attitude to computers is more common than many would tike
: sv i eve, and, as your moving account shows, the problem isn't restricted to
MfiQQhki Gfe
- tot tests in schools have shown an almost SO per cent addiction rate among those
Qtay games regularly, so the danger of the problem becoming more acute cannof
v understated,
7] sum alt our readers, particularly those with partners, will feei for you, as fit they 're
om. ng honest} most wilt have suffered domestic strife of some sort caused by the urge
spend hours in front of a keyboard every evening How many of these cases have
zsj'ted in such heartache is anyone's guess.
■ any of our readers can be as open and courageous as you in sharing this problem
mi*\ others, we'll be glad to give the matter a full airing through the ESP pages.
Not so big bang
: with sorrw of the pmnts made
m the article "CD Big Rang" in the
\ i ember issue.
firstly you say you look Forward to
~ c time when games will no longer have
' rjfiap looking tiny sprites", hut massive
AgrHsed action sequences, t do not see
t sas in any way a step forward.
The fantastic artwork we see on some
. Ties now could be lost as artists are
■ jshed out by anybody with a video
- . 'ider and a digitiser. This Eype of anl-
-jtdm Is currently used heavily in
v,i ions and dull beat-'em-ups.
If digitising From video lo game
comes the norm, does this mean we
11 never see a game which isn't first a
m? Most of the classic games have noth-
mg En do with t i L m tie-ins 1 Populous,
iUsatlons, Chaos Engine, and so on),
Secondly , you say the advent of CD
- fans that we can. look forward to the
j.imc being bundled with film previews,
■ -.-ins, 08% competitions, special offers,
ind so on. Personally, I would be more
than peeved to buy a CD to hud out that
5y^Mb ts used for advertising and only
1 Mb for the game.
Yon may see this as Far-Fetched, but in
these days of corporate take-overs is it
ridiculous to one day see a Psygnosls CD
game accompanied by loads of Sony
advertising?
Adverts could be ticked on to the front
of a game so you were forced to watch
them. Where wilt It all end?
"Congratutetms, you tore* 1 just finished
level one. And now r a ipffrrf from our
spotmrs,., "
Jeez! This is the stuff nightmares are
made of. With some games aimed at
younger audiences, the marketing band-
wagon will see an opportunity ro target
these young minds with constant adver-
tisements for the latest £HK1 trainers of
whatever,
1 do took forward to the advent of CD
video, but what is the use of 74 minutes?
Two episodes of Blackadder? Half a fea-
ture film? OF course a film could be pro-
vided or two CDs, but there would no
doubl be a two CD price tag of £20 or
more. Unless the price is
rights Video CD will go the
same way as BeEamax.
Paul Matthews, St Lmmds
on Sea
Your concerns are time shared try
^intfsotfis o/^nme-pfflyfjT# Amiga
owners, but they will probably remain
unfounded. The twsf spaces avaikble on
CD- ROM discs offer artiste more flexibil-
ity, not less,
For example, the Sony corporation recently
bought more tfmw JGfl Sfficon Graphics tuunk-
statitms wkfch f We Minx, fr-pll fir used k pro-
duce ofljginiri 3D rendered cartoons and intro
scenes fir games.
Marry of the larger softwarr kmscs f Ocean
included, h ave followed suit, and the result of
this huge increase in graphics throughput and
the benefits of the CD medium mil be eum
more sfHJWtog intros of the type for which
Psygrmis are already famous.
If 'anything, this explosion in the amount of
space available to artists will result in more
leeway fit r graphical excellence rather than
less. Check cwf the inlro to the latest CD32
n 'least* of lames Pond if you don't believe me,
A$ for advertisemeiits which we are forced
to through, can j/csr imagine any com-
fmy being so stupid as to fern an unwilling
audience to sit through three minutes of
advertising?
We are already familiar with game mho
screens proudly tenting the name of tlte sup-
pliers, and ten minutes of trailers
on most rented videos, yet we don t
complain About to use and dorr'! have to
wateh them if we don't want to.
The mtisf probable outcome as that video-
style ads will appear uaa CD32 discs for garni**
to tk r released, but even su r most game players
will welcome u chance to see the game in
action rather than trust to a magazine review.
Hoit' many of its fast forward through the
pre-movie trailers on a rented video unlit we
spot a film vv are interested in, then stop turd
play that particular trailer?
Your concerns about vast digitised game*;
are shared by many, but we won't see games in
tors format .for a Tiitofa, and the games compa-
nies will never attempt to sell something
which proves unpopular in any case.
Digitised sonpranoes wiH be used as intros
or cut scenes rnd are unlikely to appear as part
of the interactive gameplay, Quite apart from
anything else, digitised topMflM action will lay
u game open to the film classification
regulations, (
worries that 600Mb of CD space
will be token up mostly by ads and such are
likely to mmin just worrits. No matter Juju*
fliudr graphical nonsense surrounds a game,
Ike software houses know that a fiiid game, no
matter fiatt 1 wet! packaged, to a waste of
>
Came fix
In issue 03, J Farrar complained about Microprose 0T7 and Virgin's Shultz not
working on his GVP A53G , 1 too experienced problems in funning those programs
from my A530
The solution lo this crisis was as simple as it was effective. Programs like these
overrun the Amiga's operating system but seem unable to allocate ihe memory
they need to run.
Whal I found out was that I should tel the Amiga sol aside the memory by stack-
ing the program lo at least SO per cent more than the program stee.
As an example, using icon- information from Workbench shows that B17 Is
320,000 bytes In size, Change the stack size from Ihe default 4 ? G96 lo 4^0,000
bytes, save the setting, and that's it!
Jan Hemtjetl, Maze. Norway
Thanks, Jon ■. AH tips aimed at helping readers with specific problems are gratefully
received. Ait you sim buffs out there with accelerators and problems with your
gomes now hove another trick to try when getting them to run.
Of course, If the games companies programmed their games properly in the
first place, we wouldn't have to print bug fixes, would we?
Amiga Computing Christmas 1903
■LETTERS
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resources. IVrijf is more likely is that good
' writ be farther enhancftt by the addition
of cmiimtograpkk cut scenes, mtm „ mtfras,
and so cw.
l*m think this prospect Is a bad one, then
you are a irtfditioml gamer with a capital T
,’mf w a very smitf/ minority.
Wrong end of
the stick
I'm afraid you have vastly overrated the
CD.^2. AGA makes no sense in a games
machine todays
I was quite horrified k> see Oscar run*
ning on it. All enemy objects stuttered
■along at 25 frames per second- This is Tint
on! They were tiny? How is CD32 gomg to
cope with large beaKem-up characters? ft
can't compete with &NES or the Mega
Drive if it can’t move better quality images
at she Name rate - SQHz-
AG A is a compromise, retaining bit-
planes for backward compatibility,
VLtal lor a computer but not for a console.
It needs new software! This was an
opportunity to introduce a true step for*
ward by switching to b y temper- pi.* e!
graphics,
This is the most elegant and efficient
way of doing graphics. You get a big
increase in flexibility once the units dealt
with by processor and RAM are equated
to the abstractions of graphics algorithms.
Forget endless bit-marking and shift-
ing. [ bin helps image processing, art pack-
ages, colour DTP, real time 3D game
environments, and 2D sprite drawing.
CD 32 has this planar chip, but it
doesn't use DMA. Conversion will still
take an entire video frame of precious
processor time, so don't expect to see 3
D at high frame rates. 1 doubt it will
match the speed of Mega CD's 3D hard-
ware sprites as demonstrated in
I hunderhaivk.
The Amiga is supposedly a graphics
machine, but it has a slow bitmap, and this
is why it ts dying, When will this be recti-
fied with true DM Ado- video readout?
Can Commodore survive long enough.
This month's club is Ihe North Wales
Computer Club, who celebrate their
birthday soon at a third annual open
day to be held at the YfiflCA, Queens
Drive, Colwyn Bay on November 13.
Attractions will include trade stands,
software demon stra lid ns, and hard-
ware displays.
In a rare and much needed display
of computing for the less fortunate, a
Special Needs User Group stand will
he Offering help on how this area of
computing can be aided.
Further details are aval Fable from
Bob Lang on 0402 530594
and aren't Amiga games now committed
to the idea of running screen conversions?
No name supplied
Answer number me: The Amiga is not dying.
It is still Ihe best selling home computer m
Britain. End of false nimoUK
Answer number two: How many miscon-
ception* about the games industry cm one
cram into ft single letter ? True, the PC and
consoles hare certain advantage* over the
Amiga t fiuj ham you really looked at the
gomes scene over the post year?
A healthy games industry is Am* in u4ueh
good programmers can be found releasing
fluffs based upon original ideas, improving
existing gomes, or just selling bucket-loads,
Diggers, flashback, Hired Guns, iind Ll J|llt TflnC|d*S
Syndicate, alt of which originated on the It's not very often } re&ort to your pages,
Amiga, m mpie testament to M but [ feel I must protest in this
industry which still has a Got case, We are all familiar
large audience. Sets of Mt something to say with software piracy and
mther than talk about the games we play have
universally wefcmtd the planar chip , and
until we see n game which utilises this sort of
POto- Amiga graphics ctmiwrewn, il would he
churlish and over-cyniati to doubt it*
potential
Yes, in today's game-playing world, the
Amiga's bitplane graphics hair certain histori-
cal disadvantages, fan /mii CffMttlGdtfrf
released a machine with absolutely compati-
bility with existing software, we would have
received timmnds of letters of complaint.
Far better, don't you agree, to Offer the best
of both worlds by retaining compatibility yet
making it easier to software houses to use PC
graphics?
finally, to hold up MegaCD as rj standard
by which any games machine can be judged h
ludicrous. MegaCD has been slated by the
most important people in the games industry,
the buying public, who have taken one good
look und left it well atone.
With us efrj f 16-btl graphics, high price
tag, busy sound, and taro year old game sce-
narios , jVlryflCD is about as likely to survive os
a badly wounded turkey in a Butch Cassidy-
style shoot-out on Christinas Eve.
It would JV silly fo predict that CP32 is
going to sett a million jjjivH in its first
but by the same token il would be foolish and
cynical to deny Commodore's exciting new
machine a few months to prove itself.
ideas, and plenty of
development left in
it.
Consoles can be
discounted. They
are a fine form of
entertainment t but
ike only games
a nailable for them
betray their incredi-
ble dependence on the
very young games play-
ing population, and the
games available are of a very uni-
form caste.
As far your assertion that the Amiga can-
not offer heat- em-ups ftp rival the Mega
Drive, can l just mention Body Blow* and
invite you to compart it to Street Fighter 2?
Keep urr eye on Body Blows 2 , soon to
appear as a special version for the CD32, then
tell me /j® slow Amiga games are. You s lag
off Oscar far its ''slaw'* 25 frames per Mtvnd
movement, but by comparing this to 3GHz t a
screen refresh speed rather than a pixel move
merit speed, you con fuse the issue.
□soar fs as smooth, if net smoother than ,
the majority if console games, costs (ess, and
uses more colours on screen, As this is the
first platform game of its kind on C 032 for-
mat, we can only expect th r genre to improve
rapidly,
You also seem far tm willing to put down
CD32's ability to convert and use byti-per-
pixel graphics md use them in a smooth
game-playing environment,
The software houses who actually make
through fbe pages of AC?
Ezra Surf is our mailman,
dedicated to reading your letters
and selecting the most interesting
for publication. Drop him a tine at:
Ezra Surf's Postbag p Amigo Computing
Ad ting ton Park „ Macclesfield SKI 0 4NP
other types of com-
puter crime, but
every month when
l pop d own to
my newsagent 3
see another type
of crime being
committed
I am talking about
the stealing of maga-
zine CoverDisks. Hnw
Pi&ase don't enclose s aes as Ezra fust
hasn't got enough paper to reply
personally. He might also have to
shorten your letters, so don't
he offended if yoo end up
getting the chop many times have you
seen your favourite maga-
zine on the shelf without a
disk? This type of behaviour is simply nut
acceptable in a community where people
have enough problems 4 /*? piracy.
Not only does this crime put potential
readers off from buying the magazine, but
it aln-o gives the shop owner a good
reason for not stocking it. J have now
placed an order at my newsagent to save
rno galavanting around town looking far a
copy.
Finally, can you reprint the address you
gave for a supplier of Bengali fonts a while
back?
Abdul, Htiihham
We're os annoyed as you arc that people pilfer
Cover Disk* from magazines white they Ye on
the shelf T but there's not much Tee can do
jrftouf it
The only solution tivuld be to shrink-wrap
the whole magazine with the disk in the mid-
dle, but as i/piH croufJ slap readers from carry-
ing out Ihe essentia! Saturday morning browse
Extra drives
Having just purchased a seconc
drive for my trusty A50Q, I was
alarmed to find thal one of my be*
games, Zool, did not support it!
I fee! I hat hard drive support is
optional bonus, since hard drives an
relatively new Id the Amiga as stan
dardp bul many users have had oxtr
drives since way back.
Companies should support at lea?
extra floppy drives! Come on H people
let's get with the program,
John Gibbs. Yanbu, Saudi Arab
We are in complete agreement. Since
about I9@9 r AC has considered its
average reader to be someone wilt
an ASOO, probably expanded to 1Mb
with an extra floppy drive.
lately, with the resurgence in ham
drive popularity and 2Mb Amiga*
that theoretical average egufpmerr
level has risen, but a games compan }
releasing a game in 1993 which*
doesn't recognise a three year-oic
standard is doing us no favours.
it i* d step we do not mnt to lake.
If you get your local newsagent to r^L k
ffe magazine , you can guarantee it will br
either Mow or behind the counter where
prospi'Ctme thieves can't reach it. Big high
street tmasagenl* ere great for range of choice
and convenience, bul it is flu's sort of stori
which is most prone to didi-pucfofrs,
TTjc: company m quoted as a supplier of
Bengali fonts Has since gone nry quiet ao:
W no longer know if it is still in business, w
here's an Ezra plea; can someone please fat its
know of a reliable supplier of scalable elhnii
typefaces? There's arr expectant market i?«f
Hum 1 !
Pet hate
I hate hard drives, or at l^ist the unst j HI
variety.
Three days ago, I was near the end of ^
word story when my hard drive
after two years of faithful service
popped it* clogs, shuffled off this mortal
coil, and generally expired.
Repeated attempts at resuscitation
through the good offices of DiskSalv
retrieved some files and date, bul
the majority were lost and after iiv
hours of armed struggle E was forced to
raise the w-lutc flag and format the
bastard.
All J have left of my 50,000 w r ords an
a few pages of print out (barely 5 /IXHj
words' worth), and an early file of the
first chapter.
Ah I said, I curse all hard drives tn the
ninth circle of hell and back. Ok
so I should have backed the damn thins
up, but last time [ did that using
Quarterback 4.0, the eighth floppy in a
series of over thirty developed j
read /write error, thus rendering Ihi-
backup useless.
Aaaaaargh!
Mr Excruciatingly Angry, Bournemouth
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L "jrR-around can often be up lo a
u r* past the only alternative was to
' ^ --i-fiin printer or a deskjet capable
«■• - it output. Unfortunately although
■ i • graphs, charts and colour test such
mvariabiy fall short when it comes
’-™- r ^-realism.
*' -f was required for the hordes of
- i rtists was a dedicated high quality
£5 printer, and with the arrival of the
- : Primers, the long wait is finally
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M mm To give you an idea, close the mag,
y>ace i on a table and add maybe an inch
■ njr xi and you're there.
1 Low a little space for twin feed and
m - « r :rays and you r ve got not only one of
£* --t compact but arguably the most
«cr ictive - not to mention powerful -
cm ihv market.
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with a standard RS232 cable to die
l a power supply, the cartridge and
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tr. 'it is certainly unusual consisting of
* ' appear to be twin kitchen rolls, tanked
fo i continuous wax-based ink ribbon.
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y system, the pi in In employs a heat
-\t method which means die ribbon is
■ ■ the touch. Even stranger than drv
v a the application of colour - which in
“ . w ays is more akin to scanning than
' — iJ£ printing. In order to produce full
colour image the Primer* will make up to
lour passes over the specially treated A4
thermal transfer paper or transparency film.
In order to achieve this the four colours -
cyan, magenta, yellow and black - are bid
une-a stern wrapping around the .source
roller connecting e is a constant sheet to the
tak*Hjp nailer.
Prepare to drool as Paul Austin
provides an exclusive look at the latest
in colour printing technology
Consumables
rundown
’ colour ribbon providing 1 15 prints
145
I ^ YK colour ribbon providing SO prints
L4S
H -ng ribbon providing 4G0 prints
£40
”--er per 200 sheets
£15
" ^sparency per 50 sheets
133
^'StO-rddliSCk upgrade kit
049
'• T'Hrty-pftnt CMY coiotjf nbto' phis 25 sheets them&i find
sheets of transparent to come <35 part ot the package.
To load the printer you simply place the
source and take-up spools into position on
the removable cartridge, which then drops
directly into a large bay area which domi-
nates the middle of the printer
For those planning to alternate between
colour and mono ribbons Fargo will supply
a spare cartridge, so swapping formate will
simply mean popping the
lid, removing and re pi cur-
ing with the spare.
Assuming your paper
is loaded and the printer
is powered and on-Jine F
you're ready to print. As
for the two examples,
ADPro/TruePrint 2:4 was
used for the port rait while
Final Copy provided iho
spoof proof of Miss
Pfieffer.
However it must be
stressed neither of the
two packages are essen-
tial, as any program capable of using pref-
erences can take advantage of the Frimera
Lhdi ks tii fci custom driver which comes as
part of the package,
Although compressing an image from
A4 to the size you see invariably improves
the overall look, the lull scale output i s eas-
ily the bust colour hard copy yet available
for the Amiga.
The question is: How much are you
willing to invest to enjoy the glossy output
it provides? Fir si thecV's the cost of the
printer itself, add the ribbons and of
course the special paper or transparency
film and the Prmnera falls squarely into the
pro market.
At present the Prime ra is limited to
203dpi with its exist trig Amiga driver.
However a photo- realistic kit is already
available for the Mac and PC which quite
literally does as its name suggests.
Unfortunately the Amiga driver is still in
development, but rest assured as soon as
the Amiga version arrives it will he thor-
oughly tested in Amiga Update,
As you may have noticed, I'm very
impressed by I Lie Priltwa, The output Is
excellent and reasonably quick at around
two minutes a page, and (he registration of
the component colours Lh again excellent.
My only concern is that this could degrade
with prolonged use.
In short, for those who don't actually
make money from their artistic exploits the
Frimera is just a tad too expensive. Having
said Lhat, if you can envisage recouping
your investment in the form of T-Shirts
projector slides or framed 24-bits, the
Frimera b the latest "must have' dream
machine for any Amiga
artisan.
Product: Prlmera colour printer
Supplier Power Computing
Phone: 0234 043386
Price: £1,051.62
Implementation: 10
Easy of use: ID
Value for money: 7,
Overall: 9
Amiga Computing Christmas 1993
59
Apart from the initial hiccup with the
AlSOO, Piccolo's software was stable dur-
ing most of the test with the exception of
Workbench emulation, which will have to
be worked on. Many programs refused to
work under EGS, and some even caused a
crash.
In particular the retargeting utility
found problems with packages which
open more than one screen at the *ame
time under different resolutions.
ADPro and ImageFX were prime
offenders., the former bombing out when
a preview screen such as Crop Visual was
opened, the latter flipping out at startup.
Piccolo loaders and savers are avail-
able for both these packages, so the prob-
lem can ho circumvented, and there are
libraries for use with Real3P and
image master.
However, EGS still doesn't have
Workbench emulation good enough to
match that offered by Melina or Picasso,
and the retargeting utility does not offer
control over refresh modes.
Although a last ditch method to coax
uncooperative programs into life on an
RTG card, editing the way the hoard dis-
plays each program individually is the
only way to sort out glitches such as those
which afflict Imagine when running
under both Picasso and Piccolo,
Both card* will redirect Imagine to the
24-bit display where things move along a
little fester and smoother, but when mov-
ing an object on -screen, a trail of orange
lines is left behind or a wave of corrx-l
Hon make* it difficult to sec what's g - J
on in detail. The program is still us,
and redrawing the screen using Ami< ;
forces a refresh to get rid of the to:
tion r but it comes back with every
The second paint program bun-
with Piccolo Is the EG 5 vnrsio'
TVPainl jr. a tried and tested pack*
with a name for reliability and p»
The junior version Is nol so muc -
cut down TV Paint a& an older ver-
without the advanced features loc
In TVPaini 2.
Most surprising of all. consider
thel ihis is supposed to be a bur.
or bundled version, is that the at
channel works perfectly. This is
of TV Paint s most useful and pom
ful features, and provides a 256- *
linear keying process between
Images using a greyscale mask
Using the alpha channel, in-
can be made io fade In and
gra dually as the transparency ® J
mask changes with the greysti
used, and entire spare pages car
turned into sn alpha char
lor superb image compos r
results.
Most of the original TV Paint *
■ GRAPHICS
The Piccolo 24-bit graphics card offers
good hardware and a great software
collection, as Stevie Kennedy found ou:
— t seem* that everywhere you turn
flues edays □ new low cost 24- bit
i jtd is popping Liu i of the hot little
oven of graphic development. As profes-
sional users demand a better true 24- bit
display from their machines and find that
AGA does not meet all their needs, a suc-
cession of manufacturere have attempted
to ‘ ill the gap with cheap cards that do
just about anything.
Piccolo is the latest to boast retar-
getable graphics (RTG), Workbench emu-
lation, nnd a bundled paint package, but
this time there's a bit more to the act,
Among other thing*. Piccolo offers it*
own on-board blitter, and the software
supplied free with the package is supeth.
Sitting on a ZorrO card. Piccolo will
automatically sense whether it is in a
Zorro 11 (A1500/2000) or Zorro SlI
(A30CH}/4000) slot and change it* mode of
operation accordingly, so it is compatible
with any of the larger Amiga* and works
well with all of them. In what is fast
becoming a ntandard display technique,
video signals are fed from the Amiga to
the boa rd r then passed on to the monitor.
This method allow* for a simple pass-
through when the board is nol being used
and make* possible a pain-free single
monitor set-lip. In addition, though, it has
the much more pleasing result of making
the board transparent to the user, and
after only half an hour one could be for-
given for forgetting there was a card in
there at all.
Soft wart’ is supplied on four disks and
includes a wealth of high quality material.
The EGft libraries and utilities form the
main system ^uftware and enable Riccolo
to function, and two paint packages top
off the bill. Installation is painless «n4 the
novice should find little to worry abuut-
My only concern here is with the EG5
libraries- These are crucial to the opera-
tion of any board which use* them for
RTG or intuition support, and having
encountered them several times over the
P^ht couple of months, I've been less than
impressed on occasion with their reliabil-
ity. Viona Development bug-fix and
upgrade the libraries constantly, and the
latesl release is much more stable than the
first software we saw at AC f but there are
still problems. On installation, EG5
refused to function on the A 1500, but
when Piccolo and its software were trans-
ferred to the A4Q00 everything worked
fine.
PROMISING
Inconsistencies of this kind are a bane
and exactly the sort of thing to kill a piece
of hardware or software before it has a
chance to develop, [f this happened to
EGS if would be * great pity, because Jtt \$
not only promises compatibility across a
number of graphics cards, but a smooth
and pleasurable working environment,
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l t ^n't have this problem, and
■err- ■ TC cards could take a lesson or
~ r- n willingness to give users the
-z .i \ nd u - id ual screens,
reservations about the current
: S which should improve a* the
tore- ire updated, when it works it is a
Bp 1 ** Yiona Development are com-
mss _ i _ ew release of the libraries ^s I
wm : boards distributed from now on
Em*. “-lee the improved software,
illustrates better the potential of
1 ■ the bundled paint package.
GRAPHICS!
r #w polrrl^cll tor fCi h adrquntety
ckmurntnilfd fr/ PitoPninlrr
is an ECS package from the ground up,
using all EG 5 gadget boxes, intuition
drivers, and screen modes It is therefore
very stable and benefits from the advan-
tages of the EGS way of working,
24-BIT IMAGES
[ ffxii 7 tn W,
1 . Ming from a Workbench icon and
m ~ on the Piccolo's display. Painter
a A winning
package which
i h on Id grab a
tank of the
J 4-bit market
With a 2Mb Piccolo, this means that
full size 24-bit images can be opened in
their own windows, as many as the user
likes, and brushes cut and pasted between
them, In addition, ihe package would
appear to make full use of Piccolo's blit-
ter, as screen update is very fa$t for a 24-
bit package and all movement and
dragging operations work m lull colour..
When, say, the palette requester is on-
screen and is dragged to another position,
it doesn't change into a highlighted bo>,
but instead is dragged smoothly and with
no fus£ around the screen.
Brushes are likewise smooth and easy
to use, and can be stored in a preview bo*
at the bottom of the tool box until needed.
iderirv
budo
i alpha
is oft
powe r
6-Jeve
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of Tht
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ittinc
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Fni nJ fr Jt OFN' of iJfpf 6t'3-l banditti paint porUmyrf pfiu co^ w^j-Ti ft#
are also present and in full imago. With th? us^ of a density seti
"lealth, including the ell-powerful den- ting, the user can blend brushes from
*■*¥ gadget, which not only provides various origins wllh ihe present
gradually lading colours, but can image and there needn'l he an ugly
* used to leather” a brush into the bard edge In sight.
As every file has its own window, the user
can scroll around an image using the cur-
sor keys or simply pull the drag bars to
the required position,
This is not only very quick, but also
negates the need for a big edit function,
and means that when working across two
or more images the artist never ha^ to
jump between spare pages or scroll
around a huge page looking for (he other
pictures.
fainting tools are on the whole very
good, though there arc a couple of serious
omissions. No anti-aliasing for test is one
btKtby r m is the absence of a gradient fill
option, but the rest of the package ts so
smooth and easy to use that one can
almost forgive what in another paint pre-
gram would result in a hurried trip to the
bin,
The airbrush tool is a particular delight,
with full control over the size, power, and
fonn of the nozzle. FI tin lines of paint sur-
rounded by wtsps of thinner colour, rings
of colour, and the more traditional spray
can effect are possible, and the user can
create new effects using the control panel
if necessary *
IUO WAITING
Brush operations are standard, with
shear, flip, re-siae, and rotate working as
you'd expect but in keeping with every-
thing else there's no waiting around for a
brush to reappear once rotated. Painter
lakes care of business very quickiy.
I would have liked a perspective toot
and perhaps some sort of brush feathering
option, hut to be lair to the package, these
are usually the domain of expensivr add-
on packages such as TV Paint 2, and
then Pa inter is after all a bundled program.
Other features which stand out are the
program's use of convolutions and colour
processing controls. These are similar to
those used by other packages and work
well, if in a faintly deiti ml way, and the
embossing effects one can wrest from
them are impressive.
When you combine a fast cheap
graphics card with impressive software
the likes of which this board boasts as a
freebie, you have a winning package
which should grab for itself a chunk of
the 24-bit display market.
The £130 video module, w r hen
released, will also provide Piccolo with
direct composite and Y/C output from
its as yet unused connectors, and when
this, happens there is every possibility
that Piccolo might become an Impressive
video performer into the bargain.
For the moment, Piccolo would benefit
from an improvement in the EGS libraries
and in particular some dose attention to
the reliability of the EGS Workbench emu-
lation utility. Until thk is brought up to
the standards of Picasso and Retina, EGS
cards in general will lag behind r
despite the huge potential of
the softwa re.
SYSTEM ESSENTIALS
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TECHNICAL HELPS
From viruses to thunderstorms , we've got
answers to oil your problems , Datura/ or
otherwise, from our team of experts
mmsme ^©Miiw© mmm ihem©:
Robot builder
fc recently bough! a couple of
cisks Irom a PD library and was
dismayed to find not only thai
t* ie r arrive short by a disk or two. but
ii' "* : of the floppies had the Liberalor
pm on them.
v .ersion I received appears to Pe a
mm :~e and performs the following
mm r abie operations on a hard drive
p Dsabtes Virus Checker, including v6.30.
I #. *:es a small file called Jastdir to the
■a dreclory,
I Iic es ftsclf to fhe C: directory as Pvr
- Pvl as staled by some Virus Checker
s rseris a line in the startup-sequence
rar reads “br Pvr.
: flfntea iis@ll to any wnteable bootblack
fen rise rted rn the machine,
f =r om lime to time it alters every proiec-
fcr z4 on ovary file on a floppy , not nec-
essarily a bootable one, apparently
rcsen at random, so that only Ihe archive
3* s set in other words, you can't edit
xcv or delete any files until you've gone
t ~:-gh the hassle of setting the protect
acs straight,
t If launches small background programs
»" ch appear to do nothing but slowly eat
memory end stow down a pp heal ions by
«sr*g up processof time, f firsl noticed this
T n Page Si ream started to run slower
ird slower for no apparent reason
* If you run a program which examines
- 'asks in operation and their processor
. :ige r Liberator inslantly switches all
asks off, thus preventing you from seeing
fcnat is going on.
: liberator can be destroyed by booting
tom a write- protected floppy containing
ns Checker 6.30 and using ihe Link/Fite
::an option on your hard drive. Having
finis Checker 6.30 running In the hard
r ve slorlup-sequence will not protect
fdu.
Christopher Light Si LeonanFs-on-Setf
F Sorry to hear you're having
such a nightmare with this virus.
As you say, Vitus Checker 6.30
■« ' do the business on ihe liitte scumbag.
:JSootX v5.32 and over is just as good.
l iterator is a menace which has
sopped up in various guises, and one
*nicb we had to fight off a couple of
-onths ago in the AC offices when it
leaked onto a hard drive right under the
a cse of Virus Checker 6.29,
This latest Liberator is a perfect ilfus-
yation of how quickly a virus killer can
:ecome ohs biota In the face of new
* 'uses, and underlines the need for all
responsible owners to register their virus
< Her programs with the author.
Regular updates are your reward for a
smalt shareware donation, and given that
l nasty strain of something might other-
wise ruin data and programs on a mas-
: : s/e scale, the price is a very smalt one
m o pay.
F ] have been frying for a white
now to hook an old robot arm
to my Amiiga hO!l and bo far
have failed. I bought it as a toy /education
tool for my son about five years ago rind
it's been in j cupboard ever since.
Now I reckon I car hook it up tn my
Amiga, like the robot arm you reviewed a
while ago r but though E know a bit about
Amos. I r m not sure how to go about
addressing the serial port, or what extra
hardware I nv&d to get the thing to listen
to me. Can you help?
Peter Wtihingtim, Walssdt
r Ycwr best Ztef, unless you are a
(dirty adm/irnt programmer, is to
contact SwUdmfi, a empntuf spe-
cialising fn Awrrfttwnt pro/nts sjjffr as control
ling lights and so on from the Amiga.
They can be readied m 0325 345773 and
should be able to supply you with ihe r^wif
switching boxes and a few Idnts and tips m
ending Amiga signals via these boxes hi
iOrfemfff devices such as your redundant mhit
arm.
Co forth
I've been programming in
Lw Basic for a few years now, and
" would like to use it to create a
suite of simple analysis programs to help
me with my postgraduate work Not
being .i programmer, I r ve heard that Forth
is good for this sort of work, but I've
never seen an Amiga version of it and
have no real information on it.
If you could point me in the right
direction as regards a copy of Forth, or at
teas! tell me if it's worth my white bother-
ing with it, I'd be grateful.
W McFmtdni, Bristol
r Forth was originally developed as el
dedicated language for controlling
radio telescope s, and Us art ly /niq
notable forays m the Itamr computer market
happened jjj % early 60s.
It was used ns the built-in language for
the Jupiter Ace micro, rt short lived
Spectrum biok-alike r mid formed the heart
of the White Lightning programming fwofr-
age T which tried to do for ihe 8-bit micros
rtf/wrf Awos ami Blitz Basic do for the
Amiga. Orr the PC there are few commer-
cial implementations, but the Amiga
has n ever enjoyed this sort of Forth
s upport.
i i'jc on ly 4 .tj iga Forth i \ r terpreter f ue
seen is f Forth T which is supplied by
Delta Research
PO Box 1051
San Rafael
California 9491 5
Phone: 1)1 1)1 415 461 1441
Alternatively, you can contact Helios Software
in tins country on 062 J S52S28.
As for the language's suitability, its use of
siacts and reverse Polish notation make d fhe
fastest high iemt language for maths calcula-
tions, so it may welt be ihe best choice for your
analytical work.
Hard hatting
Having lost data on two occa-
sions due to hard drive fail-
ures, I'm beginning to lose
faith in them. The first was a mystery
which 1 put down to vibration damage,
though how it happened 1 don't know,
and the second was caused by a power
spike during a recent thunder storm.
1 had been playing Gunship 2000
when there was a flash, the lights went
off, and my Amiga ground to a hall. As
the thunder roared outside, E re-set thr
Mp at my main fuse box and turned the
machine back on with a nonchalant air. I
mean, I had a trip switch and two fuses
between the Amiga and the mains, so
what could go wrong?
Imagine my despair when the drive
reported checksum errors, then
read /write errors' What happened and
how can 1 prevent this sort of disaster
ever happening again?
A Luszjat, Birmingham
r Vorj must be one of the most
unlucky people around, Power
spikes of this sn ri are rare , euen
during thunderstorms, and for it to harm
your Amiga is even rarer.
It ijcrtFjs more likely tfuf the hard drive
was robbed of power as it m$ writing data,
but as you were playing a flame .if Ihe time ,
this may not be the ease.
Power surge protector s can be used to cut
tfrd the possibility of power surge damage,
and are useful in areas where the pou*tr sup-
ply isn't JJJ J to its usual rWwftfe ^titndards,
PSPs are in effect just very large capacitors
which will sea it zrp the surge and release
it in rt controlled foshm, and they work Fine.
You probably don't need o?ie, and the odds
of this sort of thing happening to you
must be very remote, but for peace of mind
you could try scanning the ads in a PC mag-
azine, where PSPs can normally be found for
sale.
I think I may have blown it Xng style . I have a digitizer which his to the floppy
port to dra^ 1 power, and the cable reoentfy got a little oil frayed. To fh it, I cut
tne end off end re-atiached it. but ii looks hku l did it
Tf ere was no bang or puff pf smoke,, buf ever since hying the digit ter again | find my
extra floppy won't work, Have s damaged uiy Amiga?
G Bates. Peterborough
You may Pave fried a CIA trfiif? the custom chips which control input output to
the ports on the rear of your Amiga, bttf this is quite difficult to do. Digitizers
won'! send power Pack through the port, so a badly wired cabin should realty
only result in no result - try again
it a short circuit has town the chip, you can check with a multimeter to see if the port
is dead, using the pin duf diagrams at the rear of the Amiga manual.
This won t tell you much, so the best course of action would be fo have your machine
checked by a local dealer, it they can’t fix it on the premises, they should Anon a recog-
nised rcpj\rer who can.
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Blow out
I hree days ago, my A50t) blew
up. Mo, really, it blew up-
I was sitting playing a game
when a loud pop was followed by a
cloud of smoke from the tup of the
machine, and the Amiga went totally
deod. There was also a cloud of sort of
fluffy stuff no! unlike loft insulation.
a
Having no money, I asked a friend
who repairs TVs to tekt> a look and he
reckons it's a blown capacitor. There's a
single component with its top blown ofi
near the floppy drive and if he can get
the correct replacement he says he can
fix my beloved Amiga.
Is there any danger, do you think,,
that by fixing this capacitor we will sim-
ply leave the machine open to the saritt 1
thing happening again? Could another
more vital component be damaged it 1
pusl go on replacing the capacitor
instead of finding the source of the
fault?
A Traser t A&cnitffW
mp When a mpodtor blows, if cm go
V* through old age or Jwcjmse ff itm
subjected to caFTeirt and voltages
outside its rak’d maximum*. If the farmer, a
simple replacement pb is fine, but if the hi-
ter ihm could he a much more serious fault
Hr/ifdt needs correcting urgently.
Try replacing the capacitor at first, Jut if
there is any repetition, tab the machine to a
r eptiir shop at once.
ECS blues
Owning an A 500 with
Workbench 1-3 becoming a
bit of a bind, and l‘Ve been
considering moving up a notch.
However, as the AGOG is a turkey and
the A500 Plus is difficult to find these
days, ] r ve been Looking at RUM
switchers.
I've heard that some of them don'L
work as welt as they should and that
some programs don't work with some
switchers. Is this true? I'd buy an A1200,
but as AC A seems to me to be a stop-gap
before the AAA chip set is released nest
vear, I don't want to be stuck with
another obsolete machine.
Will 1 be able to use Troductmty
mode when 1 gel a Kickstarf 2,04 ROM ?
Wwcfl Twte. W ew to n -j r- W7 JJo ws
F f don't Jbifltp of any proWnttfS with
ROM swifcfters and ino&mpatlhit-
iiy. As the name suggests, a ROM ’
switcher is more or Jess a completely mechan-
ical device and shouldn't have an effect err
fAr Amiga other than to change Kickstari
ROMs. Tim will, of course, cause certain
compatibility problem* in itself, but the
ROM chip rather than the switcher will be
the root of this.
We don't share your sent intents about
AGA. ft is rre more a stop gap* than- this
year's Ford models are a stop gap between
the 1992 range and the J L| !Tl range. If the
A 1 2 00 nvfs the tel Amrgij development we
were yimjy fa see for a ample of years, it
would Jr very bad news indeed, because con-
tinual development js the n??fy way a
machine cbfi siirwu# in today's first mo vmg
t oorld.
As for Productivity mode, you ! J need
both Kkksfart 2.04 iirrd the Super Denise
chip to rrfdb* use of this and other ECS screen
modes.
Dumb card
A friend of mine lias a E*C lap-
top which utilises the same
smart cards as the A12O0, and
he has a 64k battery backed up SRAM
card and a standard lMbciird-
Both work perfectly and both enhance
the way the laptop works, yet when I try
them on my A 12 IXI they 're not nearly as
Pricey monitor puzzle
It, as most reviews say, Ihe 1 942 monitor is a bi-sync
and will display all AGA screen modes, why don't
Commodore retail il as a cheap replacement tor ihe
1 0S4? Il uses the same case and sound circuitry, so why is it so
expensive?
Fair enough, it has a belter tube, but a lower price would
result in much higher sales (they musl have sold thousands of
10&4s), Ihus keeping cash flow healthy if nothing else
When a company Is In the sort ol financial hole Commodore
have dug lo / themselves, surely it makes sense to cut prices and
sell aggressively in bulk?
On a more technical note, how do I work out from my screen
resolution the Irequency needed to display it ?
Adam Cuthbertson, London
r Commodore's reasons for the marketing decisions
they take are never easy to work out. hut the reason
tor the 1942 s relatively high price point is given in your
question. The 1940 has a dot pitch of about M the same as the
medium resolution 1034, though it is capable of screen modes
the 1064 would not handle. The 1942 monitor,, however, has a
much better dot pitch of .28, similar to SVGA monitors ■ and thus
has a much tetter quality, and more expensive! CRT \ Easy
answer, eh?
Calculating vertical frequencies is a simple matter of multiply-
ing the number of lines the scanning beam must draw by the
number of times it must do this per second. Using $ SOHi
refresh rate, the calculation comes to;
number of lines k 50 = vertical frequency
So, for example, the maximum vertical overscan size of a hi-res
no flicker screen is 550 Urns. Thi$ multiplies by 5QH? to gm the
vertical frequency of 27 5kHz. Your monitor would have lo be
capable of accepting signals of this frequency before it would
display this mode .
good. Rather than making the math’J
run smoother because it has more me.™ A
ory, it seems if anything to go slw«|
and I was very disappointed. Why ■
the A 1200 so bad at using simi-l
cards?
BMomsaw, mitim
r The At 208 is fine at hundh
smart vfl r d j , i Ts r ns t t hat r i
cards thctnmToes are pur
Stupid.
PCMCIA cards are 16-bit and tiny
to the Amiga across an 8-bit bus.
means that a* far as memory govs they
slower than the chips built into the A:
never mind proper 32-bit RAM conm
to rte A 1280 trapdoor.
Any A 1200 program running in the
RAM provided by 1 1 smart iti rd wifi
slower and less smoothly ftotffi if the ..
was removed, so forget about PCMCIA jl
memory jmrpos&*
If fhc worked well KH'fh l i
friend's PC laptop, l urn Id hazard a gu
that the laptop was iv done, and fJ
fore bawd on the same 3 6-Mf kxhmlaiy
the RAM card*.
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B ne could be forgiven
at this time of year for
thinking that Britain
* as a nation of shoppers
ather than, as Napoleon
: aimed, shopkeepers.
At the height of the seasonal
: jyfng binge, millions of
: :unds rush from pocket to
:ash register every hour,
/ertise merits become ever
-ore shrill and demanding as
“9 big 25th approaches, and
tensions rise as we fight for bargains to eak out that thin-
ning budget.
New owners this year, most of whom will be enjoying the
:e ghts of the A1200, have more choice than ever before in
-rms of software and hardware, and as last month’s
hftware Encyclopaedia should have answered most of
Dur questions on the software front, we'll now concentrate
on the latter.
Banging a new hard drive or 4Mb of fast RAM in a
machine is a sure ticket to more computing pleasure, but
As Son to heaves into sight an
the horizon and thousands of
shoppers descend on Britain r s
retail centres. Amigo Computing
tries tn put things in
perspective for the new Amiga
owner struggling to survive
the Christmas period with wallet
and sanity intact
the choice is a bewildering
one. Add to this the huge
range of printers, floppy drives,
and accelerators and the deci-
sion on what to buy begins to
assume nightmare proportions.
Within this short supple-
ment, we've tried to cram as
much information as we can on
the essential low-cost extras
every A1200 owner will want to
make his or her own. Printers,
hard drives, and the rest of the
gang are covered, and you’ll find RAM expansions dealt
with by the round-up in the main magazine.
There should therefore be enough to guide most first time
peripheral purchases, but for more in-depth reviews and the
latest on what has been released for your machine, don't
forget to read Amiga Computing every month.
POWER LIP Christmas 1993
0 0
if you Ve just
bought a new
machine, an
extra floppy is an
absolute must!
A side Ircm a mouse, the mosl important
add-on fio any new system has to
toe an external 1 loppy With this in
mind. AC brings you the b&sl selection
o4 externa; floppies money can buy.
3£
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Rodite
II speed and style Is what you're looking for from a floppy
the Recite is ihe drive ol your dreams. The unit ilsetf <s by
far the smallest, slimmest and Fasfosi drive we had on
test. At roughly twee the speed of the standard
Commodore internal rfs preily impressive - and barely
makes a sound m the preoess.
Unlike some of the opposition, the flociile cranes with
bolh anii^efcek and anli-virus when when combined with its
pure etegance and speed make it a very altraciive buy.
If you're looking For a stylish slimline drive that can
outpace the opposition bul that still retails at a very
respeciable pnee, Roolite is the answer.
Price Watch- Rodite, £59,
Gordon Harwood, C7734J367B1
Cumana
Cumana drives have been around as long the Amiga and
to their credit I d bo surpnsea is Ihe very fcrsl unit out ot
Ihe factory isnt still going strong.
Sturdy r reliable-, boring, noisy thafs Iha Cumana - in
tact we’re talking the computing equivalent ol the
Volkswagen Beetle.
fit you're not alter the whistles and bells ol more
modem drives but simply want art external lhal wilt East
longer than you will, the Cumana is the perled choice.
Price Watch: Cumana, £49.85,
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Power PC 880 B
Now here's a drive that's lit to burst with additional
leatures. Aside Irom working as a standard floppy ihe unil
also toasts an anti-virus mode which immediately write
protects all the your floppies by con^lelely d sabling the
write-in opSon,
The next tealuro is a slightly dubious addition which
takes the form of a sofiwa re/hardware copying system
entitled Blitz copy. As you might have guessed this ton'l
meant for normal AmigaDOS copying tasks and thafs
about as far as we should go with this particular I ne o J
thought.
Although rather long the drive still remains surprisingly
thin considering the amouni ot hardware stuted inside -
the anti -click. BHz olus the standard drive mechanism. As
POWER UP Christmas 1993
an all-purpose drive, the PCS609 has to he one of the
best buys on Kio market especially wieri its obviouE flexi-
bility »$ combined with a reasonable asking price.
Available in both back and vanilla.
Price Watch: PC08OBwith Blitz. £60,
Power Computing, 023^ 843308
Zydec
II you're repelled by the designer label look, Ihe Zydec
offering provides Ihe minimalist styling and space
conscious design that any enwonmeria! Grandly Amiga
user would happily swap his or her 2CV for.
Although small and amazingly quiet considering the
lack of any anti-click hardware the Zydec does have a
few Faults m comparison to its more bulky and feature-
packed counterparts
Because of the oxlTemely shm design, Zyaec have
been forced to add vents on ihe (op and to the rear off the
drive. Although this may seem a perfectly acceptable
design, a coflee spill could soon change your mind.
It you're looking for a basic but efficient drive ihe Zydec
is fine, hut considering the extra Features on many of Ihe
opposition I must aomit it wouldn'l be my lirsl choice
unless desk space was extremely light,
Price watch: Zydec, £51 .50
Hobhyte. 0727 656005
Power Dual
Drive
As the name suggests, cur hrsl offering From Power
Computing is a iwm dnve comprising (wo PCeBOB drives
in one amazingly small case, like Power's single Ml
both units offer anti-click, anti-virus and Blitz copy
The drives themselves are totelty indopendenl a: »
as the Amiga is concerned and like aJi the disks r i
round-up. through ports and on/off switches = *
provitteo. Unlike a' I the other drives in the rounds *
Dural Dove also boasts 4 separate power supply - m
extremely useful addition if your machine is alte*:
heavily laden wilh additional hardware.
fit's worth stressing thal the anti-virus option dcei - 1
actually check lor a viral presence. Bolh ihe single arc
dual drives simply disaole the machine's ability \o
information to disk
|i you're in she marxet For a fiwin external system Tm
Dual Dnve offers a compact economical and fcahiJ
packed answer thal avoids the power problems
encountered on heavily expanded systems
Price Walch: Power Dual Dnve, £125,
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Power XL Drive
Last but not least comes foe pinnacle ol externa mm
internal engineering,, namely the Powei 1 XL h :*
density drive. Once installed afong wilh a small ps-r
program, trie XL allows any Amiga lo sh =
the 1 ,76Mb storage available only to the A 4000.
in addrlion to high density use the drive can aiso r = ; :
standard BflOk d-sxs automatical ly. Better st t
will also read and write PC disks whr~^
they are high, (1 .44Mb) Of Standi :
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Althougn rather pricey when imt:= i
released, the drive has had e d renaac
price cut and now ships for £99.95 for r*
external version while the external wana r ‘
yours For £10 less.
As A.C goes lo print only the A 1500^2000 verson r
the internal drive is available but by fihe lime you m=c
this arlide Power have promised the entire Amiga fcnp
will be supported.
Thankfully Ihe new internal version doesn'1 requ A
any soldering and simply eperates as an interna; aon : -
or replacement for your ocigma drive.
If you lake your computing seriously and reguts-M
need lo transport large 1i es 24-tHs or whatever, the X* si
a real bangam
Pifoe watefii: Power XI Drive. E99 95.
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H of anyone w*1h a new Amiga and a need lot
speed line 'Allowing page $huuftf provide
some essential reading and invaluable
investment advice
i rare tbe round-up begins, it's worth outlining if.
* - ' and why you should consider upgrading your
acr "0 For general applications such as word process-
; imeplgy and basic artwork there's no real need to
: rs k ihe basic At20U - after ai it's already five times
a standard A50&.600.
-clever if your computing exploits are moving towards
'atng. DTP or multimedia acceleration can ohen be
ssc^&aL
- host all the acceleraior/FPU earns cm the market
-t ATlh soace lor RAM, As a result E'd strong^ suggest a
“ num of 2Mb sboutd be it the top oi your shopping list
‘ m reason is that faster processors and FPUs
:ase system speed - or at least itiat's the plan,
■ *ever, if your CPU is forced to wait around for free
F AM any sp^ed increase can soon be sacrificed.
■ possible always add 32-bri trapdoor RAM in prefer-
f :e :o PCMCIA cards. Any RAM fitted to a trapdoor
-mansion has Iwp ma|or advantages firstly it has direct
: r access to the CPU/FPU. and secondly 32-oit RAM
s XM ausiy much faster and better suiled to the machines
■ T scture than the 1 6-bii RAM of a PCMC I A,
\ umber crunching
As for adding an FPU or math co-processor the real
MSion e application. If you're a would-be ray tracer an
• 1 - § a most, to a lesser extent the same is (rue for DTP
r ; paint packages - in short anything that depends
*B 3 Yily on serious number crunching,
3n me subject of speed, &30s are only at then best In
ho nation with a 00882 FPU as they boast an improved
action set aimed directly at 030 accelerators,
J on ’he other hand you're planning to stick wilh your
M123UXA
New from Microbofics, the M1230XA range offers both the
cheaper EC 60030"$ alongside standard 030s with built-in
MMUe - both of which caJi employ optional 6SflB. ,, 1 or two
FPUs. The vanous designs range from 40 to 50MHz with
RAM conjuration rangirg from 0 to 0Mb. To add the
f inisliing touch a battery backed-up dock has been thrown
in lor goorf measure.
In keeping wilh the Micrebotics tradition for quality
engineering, the boards use mostly surface mounted
components and display a general build quality which
make them hard to beat
Price Watch: M12WXA. £177 17 to £71 1,99
Indie Direct, 0543 419999
MBxienaz
As the name suggests, Ihe M9)n£QDz >s ye( another
product from Mtofatartice range, but this time expanse is
■strictly limited to PAM and the addition of an FPU. Unlike
* cousin, Ihe MBX range starts win 08081 FPUs running
at 14 MHz with either 0, 4 or BMP or RAM
Alternatively you can opt tor the 68302 running
between 25 and 5QMHz wrih identical 0, 4 and mb RAM
configurations. As you'd expect the same Microbulics
build cue rty is inherent throughout the range and like the
XA series each card comes complete with a clod;
However I d certainly question the wisdom of investing
m a 4Mb 14MHz 63831 when you could buy a 4Mb
25MHz 60302 for only £50 extra, In short, sleer dear ol
the 14MHz variants, they're simply not worth the money.
m various RAM and FPU configurations but alas it does
work ojl shghily more expensive tha.fi the majority of the
eppositon-. allhough ihts is balanced by the afoaly to expand
up to 32Mb as opposed to the 0Mb limit on moss boards.
Price Waich; A1230 Turbo+, £249 to £499
FPU wilh 4 Mb RAM, Silica Systems. 081-309 1111
PCI 204 &
PC1208
Not to be outdone by tha likes of Microbotics and GVP,
Power Computing have joined the fray with iheir very own
range of RAM and FPU expansion boards In an attempt
to cater far all tasl&s the new duet can be expanded to 4
and 8Mb respectively with either 00801/2 FPUs - which
tike the Microbolics boards can be ruled up to 50MHz.
Again like the opposition a batlery back-up clock
comes as standard bui In a break from tradition all models
in the PC 1204 range are shipped wilh 4Mo on-board as
standard - onfy whan it comes to the FPU and MHz are
you required to make a choice.
bke the Microbotics boards, the build spec 1$ very
impressive with imost me|Or components surface mounted.
Given hie choice ifs oTlicult to pick a winner, as a result
('ll leave Ihe decision making to you.,
Price Waich: PC1204 & PCI 208, £105 to £6 te
Power Confuting, 0234 343 330
Blizzard 1800
-equine
aad-or
guiuily
eXL is
* -v ng 026, the difference between a 6008/1 or 2 isn't so
sgrvficanl.
"he only other element affecting a CPU buying decl-
6 '4iQther to go fur an Embedded conlrulfar or EC
" : ts opposed to ihe more expensive 030 wilh its built*
r WMU or memory management unit.
•n soeed terms (here's no real difference between the
: however a CPU wlh an MM'U can take advantage o(
mal memory - a process by which an area cf a hard
: s* s set-up as a virtual memory space with the assis-
-'ce tri additional scfrware - thereby avoiding the need
v r masswe RAM expansion,
Price Watch: MBX1£OOz r £109,99 to £169,06,
(ndte Direct 0543 419999
A183Q Turbo +
The Turbo-*- has the honoiM of bemg the very hrst A1200
accelerator and as me name suggest, I brought ths frrsi
030 to the A12O0 UnfohunalBty Eh& CPU is still only avail-
able in an EC form urth a maxvnum of 40MHz lor bosh the
CPU and cplional 68802 FPU. Like the other boards it ships
Although the Blizzard is yet to appear in the office it's sii I
worth a mention. Like the GVP hoard it comes with an
optional 68081/2 FPU rated up to 40MHz.
Like the smaller Power hoard, 4Mb of HAM come as
standard with addition^ space for another 4Mb if required.
A$ n has not been tested irvhouse n's impossible to offer
an opinion but ai £369,95 for an 8Mb board wirth 33MHz
FPU it ! s w&'l wonh a ctoser took.
Price Watch: B lizzard, £i 60.95 to C369.95
Gordon Harwood. 0773 336781
POWER UP Christmas 19931
You have a deadline coming up,
and the pressure is really on.
So relax, Co or a picnic
Art Department Professional
(ADPro) is working the weekend.
ADPro's comprehensive ARcxx
interface allows you to convert
formats, animate, image process,
grab video, record on film and more,
even while you 're not there.
Being able to work straight through
the weekend (as well as the other
1 20 hours in the week) means that
projects can be done on time.
925 Stewart Street
Madison, Wl 53713
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which otherwise couldn't be
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Every aspect of ADPro
including its advanced image
processing features, ability 10
read and write many image
file formats, and control
different types of color input
and output devices, can be
accessed from easy-lo- write
AKexx programs.
Cot 4rf Department Professional,
It works weekends, so you don 't
have to.
the following namtib lire trademarked fry the indicated companies; Ait Department Professional; A5DC tncorpmted ARvw. Wi-hfeS Thinking Development Carp,
Monitors
' 5 are great cheap display units ,
r-jt t/ie time comes when a// owners
- - art to feel the eye strain
lugging an Amiga into a telly lor the first
lime Can be a great kick. Up paps a large
colourful screen with oags oi sound and
plenty of room Igr those sprites to run
i . ■ : - and tor pure games playing, the TV is hard 10
ns -’."en it tomes to serious won? ibough the good
m :? ' s almost useless.
"hm are friree general choices for these in search of
i First, Ihure's the is-liable and vary popular
• r esolution duo of Commodore's 1034ST and
Mp CM0633 Mk£,
!- ci-ndy, lha range of FST television/momlors being
□ ; jur advertisers and finally the new, more expen-
: J si gher efua^ ity Commodore 1 94Q/1 942 range
-rdium resolution tflfWST and CM0833 Wh2 moni-
t ii ihe mainstay of the non-TV Amiga display world,
< ■ rendered excellent service over the years,
monitors offer snarp d splays at the usual 54Q x
Workbench .resolutions, and with Iher stereo sound
a r e iceaJ lor games, music and video applications
When used tor a hi-ra& interlace mode though, these
od batlle horses show their weaknesses They are inca-
pable of accepting ihe much higher frequency output of a
flicker fixer, and are bread to use the llicfcery PAL inter-
laced screen, idea* for general productivity, but not recom-
mended for N-ftiS work.
The CMBB33 Mk2 nas recently been discontinued, so
bargains should be available of you look carefully.
Price watch: 10B4S, Et79,
Gordon Norwood (0773 03*5781)
Telly compromise
There are many fiat equate tuoe (FST;- televisions around
with much c earer displays (ban the average TV, and they
usually sutlice lor word processing and so on..
Despite the claims oi the suppliers, FST lollies do not
match up to true medium resolution monito?s For sharp-
ness, but ihey do offer certain olher advantages.
For roughly the same pnee as a monitor, you gel a
remote controlled TV, often with leielexl. amJ Ihe speak-
ers on a TV are usual ty better.
Price watch: Goldstar TY'Monitor, £189.99
1st Choice Computers (G-532 319444]
The ■new Commodore 1 940/4^ monitor is the uesl all-
round choice for A1200/400Q owners because it can
handle all AGA screen modes and has stomo sound into
tine bargain.
Accepting both ihe PAL lower frequency signals and
the Productivity screen modes most useful for word
processing and cl her serious work, the 1942 offers a
clear, crisp display and is the ideal choice. Its cheaper
cousin, the 1940, supports the same frequencies, but has
a lower resolution screen.
Price watch:: 1942 monitor, £369
indie Direct (0543 419999)
Hard drives
D hough most new A12&0 owners with hard
drive aspirations are advised to buy a
machine with a pre-fiiled unit many thou-
sands buy a basic A 12 Gu and look Eo
; ade it at a laier date when the budge* allows.. For
fre59 people me hard drive road can be a rocky and
one.
Carnal hard nrivas can only tfl Fitted by opening Ihe
Tcnirw and invalidating frie one-year on-site warranty. In
“-on. though physically lilting ttia drive is a matter of
■ t minutes wilt! a screwdr ver, prepping and formatting rt
an be a mghlmare.
Depending on the supplier, the drive will either be
: Ti.sed or cursed with a d sk full of Formatting software
*" ;h can be excel ant, such as 1st Computer Centre’s
: rp disk, or appalling, as is too ohen the case
The RQPrep program given away on last monies
■ v@ r Disk i$ a good solid answer to Ihe formatting proti-
em but do try lo go in with you? eyes open,
Vos I internal IDE dr-ves are built by Four or live
ampantos, and all perform much the same in terms- u*
i:cess and dale transfer benchmarks However a new
When it can
transform your A I BOO
totally, you would be
barking mad not to
consider a hard dri\/e
drive from Quanium threatens io set new standards
and start a speed war The Rocket claims a seek
speed oi oily Sms and a maximum transfer ^te of 4Mb
per second, and should be reviewed in a fonhcom ng
l$5U0-
Price watch; Quantum 85Mo Rocket drive. £1 90
Siren Sohware (061-724 7572)
Other options include Ihe trapdoor SCSI -HAM board
From GVP and a number of external drives fitting through
the PCMCIA card slot, Both have the advantage of not
endangering the oHicial warranty.
SCSI-RAM Fils in ihe same way as a RAM
board, but has SCSI interface built In and a cable
running to the blanking plate at the rear of the Amiga. A.
25-pin SCSI port is then available lo any external SCSI
device,
44000 HOs
Owners of the more expandable Amiga have had litlle
more choice than their A120G brethren over the past year,
wtfri Commodore's long-awaited A4091 SCSF2 interface
ngg r-g far behind its parent machine in the release
schedules.
Finally admitting deleal, Commodore have licensed
the design of ihe board to a third-party, and Ihe
A 4091 can at last be expected on the shelves before
Chnslrrtfig. Using such an interlace A4GOO owners can
add any SCSI device, including extra (and luster) hard
drives, optical drives, professional scanners, and lots
more.
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UfKfefSiand *nat real pressure is.
The- Itirtm Empire has expensed.
Mankind frid shk Alien races are
stiLggiing to maintain peace In the
r«e ol dwindling resources la
destruction mevisabla.
You are the Commander of lhe
mi M' on to explore aixi nxplpii KJ240
but can vou oj id a siiccCssfui did
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a< space, or AH* greed and aggrdstiOT
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THE LEGACY OF SORASIL is a
fantasize and ^uge world or
adventure The lac ed tarad oi a
hat ratten Tpui or a mysterious
plague. Choose a panty or inlrepid
adventurers from & would be Heroes
and try la return the Land to it &
peacelul slate, Battle your way
through lO vast stages, against a
legion of h^Wy Intnif^cni foes.
Endless hours of &olid and far
reaching gameplay.
Got that irtfgor l-'^gcr re«?y for an
ARCADE SHOOT 'EM UP Ihul InkeS
up the genre where Qttiens hpvG
feared to !ro;id Thr: Froe Wfrttft lie
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ipufliry threatens mankind 4 a a
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non atop head pumping linger
sweating eyebad racing thumb
busting, nerve jangling action tz-
penetrate the alien strongholds.
PREMIER MANAGES iranBtonmed
toe lace of STRATEGY tooi&aJ
management games with it's
accessible and emcyBole game style
It has remained in me chans aince
it's release late n iM2. And now,
PREMIER MANAGER 2 & ready with
a wnoe host of added feat ures
Have you the -management skills (o
tut* around add mprovp your
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i cc ih-.ni- game for 1$93.
Ft«tur«i Include:
• 16 p aying formations w tfc S
playing sip es ana 12 match tactics
4 Negotiate wages, bonuses and
contracts.
4 Comprehensive oanhing system
with chargeable mtntt rmea,
* Up Co 26 ptoytr* per toim win
limit ol 4 foreign.
♦ Ski ticket pri&frs and crowd control
4 IMMEDIATE sacking pos5 c we if
you're nol up to the |Ob.
This /eaity is tire best oits of a'i r^ie
.'oorrg^nes. ou.od.ted together and iaio
ou£ ort a goi'cfen n'are for you*.
TTm Ortp
inchidi
i - ert her IDOL w the a i new
1DGZ eaeti with their cwn special
itrengtlis.
■ - HiOi- variety ol highly Intelligent
enemies.
t Hany vsfUJd pdwH-r upi #id
zoi-eclibles.
• Hidden bonus rooms and secret
evels.
* Bull ing sound FX and a cnorcc oF in
jane lunes.
< •• rie i-.jge e-.e- a.
" e efassAC sequel’ \o 1992'i diggesf
: -e ng Amigo game 9 .
Ffltlim hf¥c lu-da :
* ■& a fferent * vn hfc f.yms.
* Ea cifterert types of space crgfli.
V 1& diffe r ent ts'oes of weapons &rxi
shields
* Fully designaz- e astenc d field
interlace
* H gfily inrelhge?’! enemy colonies.
* 4 ft different dl ilding struct » -es.
R 4 u.im rrngt of coniicJev interactions
1o understand and control
FaolurDi Inc lud*:
# 1ft perilous quests to bo ^omplercd-
# Stunning. 3D isomctrH: display.
# Sample pomt nnd click interface
# B heroes, dll wit6 specuniist skills
anal ab iitics.
# Eerie soufid FX and tunes.
# Fully self mapping.
"if you wanf eftau'enging ganteftfay and
a rftar s going to Jas r you can I!
go far vrrOflg wilil
GU Amiga
FtltHfll lililude:
4 Arcade q*a*ity graphics, backdrops
Arid animation,
4 Fully .iiJiusist: !; sound r>. .md ill
game ignes.
4 H%inoredfi of wn conligurahons.
* Mind blowing Mid-iev*< end End
lew! guardians.
* Choice ctf assau l ernfi wiUi Four
levels of difficulty,
a fi?5t impressions? wfioan^ bias t
biasr, tKKjmT aeafn. guns, moie Lfe^riT.
dcircx-i anu' .e^auerrM?J•lff' ,
The Oim
touch
F you am me proud new owner, or poientia
new owner, of an A 1203 or A4GC'C this
Christmas, you'd be mad not to look first
and tqrsfflost at software designee to make
tha most of your machine and its superb graphics, in
other words, if a package doesn'1 support AGA screen
modes, then in the words of some dd '60s has-beens, lei
it be.
Over the 14 months or so since the release of
Commodores latest machines many productivity pack-
ages, and a growing number of games, have moved over
to AGA and now support it entirely.
Using, these programs is the only way to make rho
most of your investment by forcing the Amiga's £56 colour
and Hamfl graphics to the limit, and it you don't buy tne
AGA software you mighl as well not have bought an AGA
Amiga.
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Page Setter 3
Long established e$ the Amiga's lassi bi^agel DTP
program, PageS^tter 3 cUbts a of of punch for your
gunnies. With its full AGA on-screen support, solid DTP
features, arid the hoMmked graphics and ie*t editors, PS3
is superb value tor money.
Net su.ted lo lull-blown prolessrcnal output, P83 is
ideal fo* all home, club, and enthusiast uses.
Price walch: PageSetief 3, £42.99
Isl Compuler Centre (0532 31944^
Buying your first
Amiga software
package can he a real
trauma r but there
are some obx/ious
candidates for
AieaO and A4DOO
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Final Writer pnimKes PiL/fing fixtures
users
PraPage 4
In the absence of the soon to be released PageSheam 3,
ProPage 4 is the only choice for high sod AGA DTP. This
powerlul package is capable ot superb professional
results In loll colour, and has ihe same hoi-linked graphics
and text editors as PageSetter.
Good typographical owitroi allied to versati'e layout
tools and the Gome macro system makes ProPage a real
contender, but it does softer from a very non-standard
user interface and is less flexible lhan PageSl'eam.
Price watch: P'oPage 4, El 19 49
Hobbyte (0727 656005)
Final Writer
A top quality word processor with ots of DTP Featu-es,
Final Writer i$ more a publisher than either a WP or D’fP
program. Text relation, graphics cropping, and colon-
mode combined wiflt advanced WP leatures make in
orand new package a winner.
From Lfie same producers as ^inat Copy It, F-nai Wnit
is fast, slick, and well finished;.
Price watch: Final Writer, £129.99
UinurVlri .Y 1 T 7 T. I
Brilliance
This huge package comes in two versions, both supp -
as standard Br-lliance ilself is a Ham8 panting program
ano Bmliance Register is designed lor 2S6 colour artwon
lhe idee being that splitting the (unctions leaves ear
program to get on with its own speciality as eftecliveiy ;.
Words* orth 8
This heavyweight contender s a full Wysiwyg program offering lull on-screen support
for 256 colour graphics, and will display Ham6 f Fs in 256 colours as tnH. In addition,
Wordwodh has a host oT powerlul word processing teatures such as automate list
generation, bookmarks, and » on. Disadvantages era lhal ft can be slow, end in
particular is snail-like when a document includes graphics.
Easily the besi handler of AGA graphics, FCI1 is a sick, OTP-like word processor wit-
very Fast graphics import, scaling, and reposiHjn.ng, The program also has a smootr
user interlace and is very easy lo use.
On the down side, FCii tails sho-t of many other WPs in terms ot pyre text-
handling features, and is nol realty suited to creating large, multiple page clcivm-ris
Price watch Werdworth 2, £129
Digits intemalional (0395 27Q273)
Price waleh: Fin^al Copy II. £99-95
Gordon Harwood (0773 93fi7Bl)
ProWrlte 33
A good general purpose word processor* ProWrhe offers decerl tort harujung arz
AGA graphics support, taking soma where tielween Wgidworth and FCii lot speed in
mai department.
This is a program wh»cb doesn't excel In any particular ara&, but mm a goo:
showing in most. A1 its preseffl asking price, it's a bargain.
Price watch: Pro Write 3.3, £4C
Silica Systems (061-309 ini)
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.r>-. moments in ihe AGA iield were slow to start will, M have packed up
rr.-.a: cglly during 1993- All new p-foducti vily software supports AGA as
i^ard, and most of the more popular packages have gradually be go
. iic-d Th a nexi 12 months now promise a numoer of mouth-watering
rr.i*ces,
- "st up will tw? the latest veiskiiss ol two Amiga heavywoie^its, PageSlneam 3.0
: - : -agine 3.0. The former was recently previewed al ihe World of Amiga show in
■ : : nceia, California, and has prompted a du?i ot excitement.
-sing what has bean described as the most Amiga-legal interface
PageStream 3.0 offers not only complete AGA support, but a range ol
advanced typographical and layout tools to rival anything: pressntfy available on the
Macintosh or PC,. The provisional rcease dese is towards the middle of December
and the package is likely io be expensive but it will certainly be the best Amiga
DTP package to date.
Imagine 3 D, like PageStream, has both taken AGA onboard and added many
new features The user's scene will now render directly a$ a Hamd or 2oG colour
graphic, author in tinef or preview mode, and all screen resolution are supported,
Mew features include tiekl rendering tor smoother animations., skeletal objects,
bettor font support, and about 200 others. A review will be appearing in
Ctjfflpufrntjas soon as Imagine 3,0 is released, so keep lticse< eyes peeted.
wiurei
nd colu^'
make r .
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; tre.The package as a whole offers much
e* AGA painting than any of its rivals, superior
malign features and many powerful graphics
i ::essing facilities. Even al its highish price tag,
- iance is far and away the best Amiga paint program in
m 3as*
Price watch; Brilliance, £149
1st Computer Centre (0533 319444)
D Paint IV AGA
_ :_;h recently knocked from its throne by Brilliance.
L z : n IV is still an excellent painting and animation iixil
i -3A Amiga owners. All! Amiga screen mooes and
f: :ur combinations are catered tor, and the Move
■ jester is still one of the easiest 1o use animation fools
rDund,
unfortunately, rt is dreadfully slew in HamS mode even
: A4000, and ha$ seen lithe real development since
OPaitit tV
AfmA fsr s!cm f
font citn?5 the
Jafo very nett
release Hi. Good at the price, but belter save up for
Brilliance,
Price watch; DPami IV AGA, £39.99
MicrcnFACE UK (0753 ^51393)
Pifr^imal Paint 2-1
Not as well known as it deserves to be, the latest version
of Cicanlo's pa=nt package is a cheap and effective 256-
cdour register program which does nol use Ham-5, bul will
load these graphics in anil converi rhem to ,2S6 colours
Painting toots are much the same as the other pack*
ages, with the possible exception ol the program's use of
spline curves, and there are several image processing
functions which can he used 1o g/ve a picture a special
touch, Mot the mosl powerful package, PPaint is nonethe-
less excellent value tor money
Pf fee watch; Personal Paml 2.1 , £49 99
Micro-Pace UK (0763 S51 88$)
Scenery Animator 4
A traditional landscape generator. Scenery An maioc has
beer, around tor years, and now does a very good job of
producing 3D Ham0 countryside.
As&de tram the usual irees. clouds, and lakes, Animate*
4 also allows the user to locate VideoScape 3D objects
directly In a scene, and to place trees individually for
finishing touches. Easier lo use, if less powerful than Vista
Pro. Scenery Animaior 4 is an excellent beginner's
program.
Price watch: Scenery Animator 4, £79.95
Meridian (&S1-543 3M0)
Vista Pro 3
This virtual landscaper has more options and
conlrois than Scenery Animator 4, and presents Ihc
user with an exhaustive (and rather daunting) conlrol
panel, oul doesn't offer more in the way of solid features.
Vista Pro is, however, more flexible for those wishing to
pul in the effort,
The MakePafh utility, which is used to create paths tor
lly-thraugi-is can pul logether seme very complex fiighl
sequences, and should give animators enough la be
getting on wlh.
Price waich: Viste Pro 3, £54.95
Gordon Harwood (0773 0367B1 )
Real 30 vt?
Real 3D v£ is a complex nightmare of a package wilh a
cumbersome user interlace, bul t is also the next best
ihing you’ll get to Lightwave without the Video Toaster or
the new Lightrave dongle,
A huge list of power features includes
advanced kinemalic animations, particle systems,
spline rendering,, and so on. and there i$ enough
in the tutorial section ot the manual alone to keep
the new user going lor six months Definitely nos One lor a
beginner, bul 0 good bet for the rendering
professional.
Price walch; Rea! 3D v2. £xxx
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Citizen Swift 9Dc
Perhaps me most notable aspect of the Swift 9Qc is
automate sheet feeding, which is someth ng ol a novelty
at this end of the market.
In addition the traditional control paroel has been given
something of a going over. Instead el an LCD display,
there's a new sliding button and menu system,
Although boasting the odd extra, the 90c isn't the
quickest 5i?in you'll ever see, with a top speed of only
24Deps - and that's using the ropy High Speed Draft font
What's really surprising is the quality ol the 45cps NLQ
fonts. Whi o big images or curves invariahly look jagged
standard text oulput «s pretty neat, and is even better then
the output of some 24-p-ns..
Type: 9noin dot matrix
RRP: £219
Speed; 24Gcps draT, 45 cps NLG
Emulations: Citizen 9Q, Epson FX-S50, ISM Frcpnnter III
Fonts: Roman, Sansenf, Orator, PneSige, Script, Courier
P us, Courier Draft and High Speed Draft
Buffer: Bk
Fujitsu DL1150
Full marks for strangeness, as the Fujitsu is wilhoul doubt
the weirdest :oofong printer by a long way. Unfortunately
nil points for the sheet feeder, which is tripe.
Still, a number ol nice looking built-in LG fonts are
easy to get at from the simplistic front panel.
Performance-wisa *t isn't particularly noisy, is medium
pace at 60cps in LG mode and has a respectable printer
butler.
It also has a good range of emulation. Though the
Epson one is not the most common you could aver see.
Pnnt quality is potentially pretty good since those curves
and jagged liras are nicely smoothed.
Throw in rhe colour option and you've got a large, light-'
sh, easy lo use printer that's good for deaf ng with larger
amounts ol text father than graphics,
Type; 24-pin dol matrix
RRP: £3fi5
Speed: 20Qcps draft, 6Qcps
Emulations: Fujitsu DPL24C, Epson LQ-250GII2&5D,
IBM Frcprlntef XL24
Fonts; Courier, Pica, OCRS, Prestige. Elite, Boldface
PS, Duteh PS, Swiss PS. Non-LG: Correspondence,
Compressed. Dnatt High-Speed Draft
Buffer: 24k
Epson LtJ-lOO
After cla$e inspection of the rather minimalist Front panel
you suddenly realise that you can't see into the machine
at all, and that the sheet feeder is in fact located in the
bottom ol the front This slides out to reveal a 50- page
single sheel Feeder, which s something a novelty on a
dal matrix printer, it then accepls toe paper and slides
back in again.
While the Irons panel does allow you to swap between
the seven built-in fonts (two ol which are sea ableL it is
el&o an exercise in contusion and requires guesswork nr a
trip to too manual before you are completely familiar
with it
As usual tor an Epson ES'P2 pnntsr, the output quality
is top notch, The LQ- IDO may be more rough and ceady
than the others in the range but 4 still shares the same
quality engineeri ng.
Type: 24-pin dotmatrix
RRP: £21 □ Speed: 1G7cps draft, 60cps LG
Emulations: Epson PS-2 Typefaces Drain, Roman.
Sans Serif, Courier, Prestige, Script
Buffer: ilk
Star LC-eOD
While your average Star printer wouldn't win any beauty
contests, they are usually very compete vely priced The
LC-20Q is no except on, offering bland foo^, Meant 24-
pm performance, and an inexpensive route into colour
The single sheel leader slots neatly over the tractor,
and thane is a chooe ol exit ho es for paper. The actual
feeder is pretty good, though there's a slight tendency lor
paper to slick on a ridge lns:de and not hit the feed hole if
you aren't easeful. It isn't particularly bad bul it does occa^
tonally happen. You know when ihe paper is in itoou?
because when it prints toe 1C- 200 makes a lair :
racket, especially handling graphics - when H slahs
screech.
Controlling the printer itself is easy enough wito ~-i
frond panel being an eld fashioned buttons and lights :
There are four LQ typefaces, m addition to a draft type
taco.
Quality-wise it ain't bad, but neitoer is it brill.ani *
you re looking for a workhorse printer rattier man a s'i
lion r ths could be the answer.
Type: 24-pin dm matrix
RRP: £259
Speed: 225cps drift, 5Gcps LQ
Emulations: Epson FXS5D. IBM
Fonts: Draft. Sans Serif, Courier, Orator, Script
Buffer: 16k
Star I.C-
The LC-20 is a direct replacement lor the LC-tO. offer .
three bu«rt-in typelacos alongside & pm quality, as we l
ease ol use thanks to a cheap looking front panel =- :
smpte internal mechancs.
You can add a cciour ribbon at minimal cost, but y:_
need a printer driver - widely available From the PE
Basically you're looking at ihe budget 8-p n 1hat'$ a :
fuzzy bul thankfulty much quieter lhan Ihe LC-200 *
offenng only one less typeface
Type: 24-pin dol matrix
mp: £1 09
Spe*d:1fl5cps draft. 45cps LG
Emulation- Epson FXS5, 8M Prppnnter
Fonts: Draft Sanserif, Oraior, Courier
Buffer: 4k
t ttizen Swift SOP
As you d expocE the 200 sports Ihe same
command panel as Ms relation with assorted
sliders and buttons alt working in exactly the same
way
Adding toe lac! that Ihe sheet feeder is just as
good, there's also lhal excellent auto matte paper
feed mechanism.
Add a snap-oil panel For lent cartridges and you
have a printer that s physically identical. Where the
difference comps is in Ihe printer engine, with the
200 offering superb 24-pin quality, and a colour
option.
DK 1 so the control panel Is definitely much
cheaper than the LCD panel on tfw original Swifi
series, hut it s also more sophisticated than all Ihe
other printers in this price range, and while il may
not be the quickest you'll ever see it gives somB ot
the best output
Quality wise you're talking pretty much ever
with Ihe Epson L 0-100 - although Ihe larger char
acters are handled much better by the Swifr. H
you're looking lor a best buy in this article. Ihe
Swift 20 D* with its six LO fouls, cheap colour ribbon
option and high quality output, is if
Type: 24-pin (tot matrix
RRP: £259
Speed: 1fl0cpsdralL6DcpsLG
Emulations: Citizen 200, Epson LQ, IBM Preprints
NEC P20 Punts: Raman. Sanserif, Orator, Prestige
Set pi, Courier Plus, Conner Draft
Butter- Ek (32k and 12BK options)
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Q hese are hard timos, and despite cla ms to
the contrary, there are lets of cowboys
around eager to make a last buck and
relieve you of your cash.
Now ihat is net to say all Baders are devious - Indeed,
the cowboys are rapidly becoming fewer and: hewer as
ounsumer knowledge grows But as our mailbag proves,
problems still g pound, $0 how can we minimise any possi-
ble hassle?
If you have a good relationship with your ioca dealer,
and you m a regular customer, buying from that source
is without doubl shll the best way
He will value your regular custom, and you
will no! have lar lo go if problems occur. You will
also have “an ear to the ground', and il's likely that
second-hand bargains or special oilers will reach, you
quickly.
Always ask 10 see any kit working, be i! hardware or
software. Check that all documentation accompanying n is
complete. Read the warranty, including the small print,
Guard against axclusions such as “No fatality whatsoever
is accepted" and ihe like,
5peI( rfisrounts
Retain your receipt and keep it in a safe place. I J the
Ink printout from ihe lilkofl is one oJ those faded purp^
varieties, ask the shop owner to ink it in and sgn it. Keep
the packag ng (inside a polythene bag in the loti i$ a good
spat). Some warranties require returns in original packag-
ing.
Gash has a remarkable e fleet. Always ask For a
discount for cash, tf you have it. Expect at feast ID per
cent, or ask to have somelhmg ihrown in with the pixe - ;
onntor leads wlh a punter, m disks with a major purchase.
Ask the owner to demonstrate Ihe kit. Bo x shifters such
as the major electncal retailers generally won't know a
genlock from a gymsl p. hut a local computer deaer worth
his salt should be able lo talk knowledgeably about his
stock,
Ask about advice and i ps in using ihe purchase. If you
have seen the same gooes advertised cheaper else*
where, take the advert and. show it to Ihe owner when
oisoissing pnee.
Above ah, be friendly, but he firm. Pant be f ebbed oft if
somefrung, dews not seem completely kosner like missing
packaging or boxes which Icons well used (a possible
repaired item] Be wary of opened licence agreements on
software (copied?) ar well-thumbed manuals (previous
visitor).
Mait order is probably the source ol the Oiggesi number
of eomplainis. OFlen the cause is the fault 0l the
purchaser, in not indicating clearly the exact nature
of whats needed or tailing to provide essentia! information
such as correct adoress or credit card number.
I will deal with
methods of purchase
later, bus when
ordering by post, be it
by phone or letter, be
prepared for ihe
pitfalls. Have the
advert in front of you
when you place Ihe
order. Read the smafl print. Look out for exclusion clauses
or exemptions Telephone the company lo ensure the
following facts. Is the Item ava labte from stock? !s Ihe
pnee as advertised 9 Does the price include VAT? What is
Ihe cost of postage? How long wil i delivery lake? Are the
goods covered by insurance during transit What guaran-
tees are offered 9 Who pays pc-siage in the even! of break-
down?
When you telephone give specific information regard-
ing your set-up - Amiga, add-ons. memory additions revi-
sions of frequently used soflwa^e and so on Ask
aboul compatibility These facts could determine
Wilf Rees reports on
how to ensure your
hard-earned cash
brings you best
value, rather than
anger and grief
whether or not a prospective purchase is suitable lor v
system.
If it is not and ihe error is yours, then the vend:
is under no legal obligation to return your mone.
Always keep all correspondence, as well as copies :
your letters.
ChmchpaitM ts
When he goods amve, check the contents carefully
ensure everything is present. Look lor your receipt dt
purchase. Try oul he goods immediately to ensure th?
work properly Store the packaging safely, IF there s i
lauH, do not attempt to repair anything.
Should any ol the above checkpoints be negate
then contact the company immediately, desert
ihe nature oF Ihe problem Be calm and poiite. and de-
part demanding redress gr compensation.
Often problems arise purely From misunderstand '
and manufacturer’s omissions, not directly he tault ol srt
vendor, but they are certa nly “heir responsibility Tx
vast majority of mail-order comps
nies will correct a*,
problem witho_
hesitation. You me.
however be requrp:
to return the goods s
your own cost.
Vi 1 hen it comes ::
payment, cash is of:=~
/ the best way to de*
i 1 locally, allowing you l :
negotiate a good deal bu*
/ when i! comes to any ofrr
kind of order, the sllualxr
i
is quite different,
The key factor governing
how you pay by mail order s
if he article is over ODD, arc
whether or not you have =
I credit card. The reason f:
this del initio n rs embodied -
the Consumer Credit A:
1974 ,
This Act determines statute*
consumer rights affecting
purchases over £100 bought y
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Consumer Cfedll Act 1974; The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977; The Sale of Goods Act 1979; The Supply of
Goods arid Services Apt 1982.
These laws cover all of the UK except Scot! and, where common law covers mast situations - otherwise
specific issues are dealt with on art individual basis. All of these laws are written in the usual gobbtedygock
you might expect from lawyers, hut in the context of how you stand, Ihe basic principles are:
When you buy something, the seller and yourself enier Jnlo a contract, A contract can be both written
and/or verbal. Any dispute you have is solely with the seller. The manufacturer has no involvement.
Don't be fobbed off by 'Til send It beck" stories. Goods must be of ^merchantable quaHty' 1 , that is fault
free and reasonably 111 tor the purpose for which they are sold.
The law also covers second-hand goods, but the condition will be nellected in the price, so you are not
legally entitled to "top qua lily 1 , Goods mu si be “as described" , whether on the package,, in an advert or by
telephone.
You are entitled lo reject replacement or aliernaltve hems. Goods muss be "fit for Ihe purpose
described". Wood glue must glue wood. If any of the above conditions are not met, you are entitled to one
ol three options, depending usually upon how long you have had the goods, or how serious the problem is r
Firstly, you can reject Ihe goods immediately and get your money beck. Or you can obtain a cash
payment to make up Ihe difference between what you paid and the reduced value of the goods you bought.
Fin ally, if you both agree, you can get a replacement or a Iree repair.
Do remember lha element of fairness. You are not entitled to any form of redness if you examined an item
when you bought it and should have noticed any problems, or were told about them ai the time.
You can '| expect compensation if you did ihe damage yourself or simply decided afterwards thal you
didn't want it. And If you receive something as a present, then the original buyer must pursue
any problems,
ing proper procedures, withoul any joy, here are some
useful bps. Wnle to 'he company by Recorded Delivery,
addressing your correspondence lo the managing director
staling clearly the lull circumstances.
Write to any trade organisation to whom Ihe retailer or
mail-order company might belong. These organ isatrons
always have codes ol practice which detail minimum stan-
dards expected d members.
Write lo your credit ca p d company oftckising a copy of
the letter sent to ihe MD They will act as mediator in a
drspule Write to your local Trading Standards or
Consumer Prelection Dept, explaining all ihe facts and
enclosing copies of correispcfidence.
They investigate false or misleading descriptions, as
wall as mafpr&ctice, arid may prosecute. Don't get
angry and abusive, you just end up sounding stupid and
acting like a prat. DonT contemplate any s*l|y actions such
as distribuiing delamaiDry literature in Irons ol Ihe shop.
This has happened in ihe past and the culprit was sued
for E^.OCXJ for damages
If goods nave larled lo arrive, nng the company often,
being polite but firm. Don t accept the ofter ol credit noles,
or any similar cartels.
Bu&rant^es
5 ol- en the case that shops wdl offer a guarantee, in
i:i- on to the manufacturer's, Ask tot details about
: i -s, and time la*en. A manufacturer's guaianiee can
- ij useful, as long as ihe company stilt exists.
■clover n manufacturer's guarantee says, remem-
:r .-Qu can stid demand your statutory rights from a
r :e even if the manufacturer warranty has expired,
your computer breaks down two days after
^ase, rt is unreasonable for the retailer to say 1 will
rtf n back to Crappy Computers for repaid.
■du can demand a replacemenl or a relund. If it
■s down after ewc months, then the situation is
i v dilie -ent. On-site maintenance contracts can
; 2 this pmblem, but I hope you have belter tuck with
nEi! Cards such as Access. Sarclaycard and
i ; : T-card offer protection Irom retailer mai practice,
« - 'eally means these purchases are best conducted
> 3a$tic.
a- important poinl here lo clarify is the
m= anc0 between the aforementioned cards, and
:: such as Swilch or Connect. These are mol
- '*d by tee Act, as ihey are deoit cards, wnhoui credit
itity.
iecondly. if goods are ordered cn a second user card ,
T- " rever is not automatic, am such liability has never
rested in the courts Never send cash through the
VYh a do you blame if it goes missing?
■ .ou must pay by cheque or postal order, keep the
i or counterfoils. If credit facilities are offered, never
I; ea to anything until you have full details ot the
^se agreement. You will in alt probability gel better
as elsewhere.
Wang than I did! Ask how long a guarantee repasr will
take, If a manufacturer guarantees turnaround within x
working days, then Ihey are liable to compensation if they
fail to achieve this.
1/ you do have a problem, and you have full led all of
Final option
When the waiting becomes unacceptable, write by
Recorded Delivery slating your intention to offer a further
seven days grace after which you will not accept the
goods
So, after all of this grief, you sir! are not satisfied, Well
mere is one final option, and One you might not have
considered as an alternative, hut you can sue.
The Smalt Claims Court was set up to solve just
this kmd of problem. It handles disputes up to
£1,000. It is test inexpensive and fairly useMriemfy.
Disputes are sallied in a non -threatening environment,
and the arbitrator will rule there and than on she
outcome.
If you want to consider this option, go along
to your local county court where you can obtain
leaflets whrch explain in dulaif how the whole process
works,
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E H AR D WA R E
The 5pwd of floppies is terrible, bompawd lo hard digits and CD ROMs. Transfer rates
and access limes are tossed aboul like so much technical salad, but the basic idea is
this. Try it If it's last enough buy it, if it sucks Ihen go elsewhere,
Also, access limes and transfer rates are not interdependent It may take only 19ms
to access the disk, but if it takes ten minutes to transfer the thirng, what's the point?
the garage. There are a number of new
drives which offer optical or "floptical' 1
technology for capacities of 20 M h and
lZfiMb per di.s-k. but these am rare at the
moment, and obviously you pay through
the nose for the drives and floppies alike.
These are bordering on removable fixed
or hard digkh, hut without, of course, the
fast access times of those mediums, WeU go
into speed in a moment, but take ii from me
tor now that speed in a bonus,
OEMs
Drives themselves are almost always
made by thu same manufacturers, like
Citizen or Panasonic. These are cailed
Original Equipment Manufacturers or
OEMs, The drives can be used with any
computer, but they need a special interface
to work with iJw Amiga sp^cifEcally.
This interface is built in to the case by the
vendor- whoever builds and sells you the
drive- which explains why most drives an-
as reliable as each other and about the same
price, as they are all pretty much based on
ihe same actual tuchiiolugy.
The power overheads required to run a
drive from the computer's power supply
i in quite shallow ml .In Am iga ^10./ 609 and
so daisy chaining two or three drives
together isn't really possible like it would
be mi a 2lJ(Xl r which has a moi v powerful
power supply.
The best floppy drive in the world is
only as good as- the dinks you put into it. If
■«.
you buy in bulk or reformat cheap d:i->-
you will get errors of some sort at sor-
time, This much is a feet.
The only way to minimise (notice E did r •
say remove) I hese problems is to always
new disks for important data, and a I wav ■
but always, back up. Another good case : f
having more than one disk drive umt!
The thing is that floppies- wear out, Cc*
irradiated by hi-fi speakers, and the
"being rested on top of a Walkman trick
a good one too, You could be walking
around the shops with a disk in youi
pocket, and tin- ncxi guy in the queue *
thy bus has a I bin electromagnet in f
jockey shorts.
IL could happen. If you use duff media t
don't make back-ups, the perverted gt:!
with the electromagnetic appliance dows
his pants (or whatever) is going to kill •
your data r d quicko,
Also ensure that yon screw the little cor-
netting screws on your external disk drr-
Eeads into the port at the back of yous
machine.
Pulling the disk drive leail out is one w
to ensure that your machine and the d
drive get fried, as the drive gets its poh*-
from the Amiga down this port, So m:t*w
sure it's securely fitted before you turn L‘c
machine on, and don't unplug il urea
you'Ve powered down*
Disks get corrupted, and there's really
way of avoiding if every once and a whin
We’ve just been into some of the ways vc
n m hen you first buy your
■ \ ru 'iclI
w i th it, you don 't give the oEd
floppy drive a second thought. It's there
Internally in the ease, and w hat more do you
need to know? Well, soon you realise that
one floppy is never enough, and like RAM
or hard disk space, you can't have too much
of it.
Copying disks is a nightmare without
another drive, so it's advisable to have more
than one at your disposal. There's no reason
why you shouldn't have more, but then you
run into some difficulties which you will
need to be aware of. hut then that’s why
were here, isn't it? Aren't you the lucky
ones!
When you get to the shop and say: "Can I
have a floppy drive please?* 1 the shopkeeper
Will suck his cheeks in like a man estimating
your plumbing bill
"What sort of drive?" he'll 5 ay„
"Er.T you'll snap back cleverly,
And you'll feel a bit of a prat won't you?
\ot to worry. Here's what he's talking
about.
Internal drives are the ones tike the one
which is already in your Amiga. If you have
a Lug box Amiga., like a 1500, 2CTO, 30D0, or
4000,, then you have room for more internal
drives, if you Have a 500, 600 or 13X1 you
don't. There is room for only one drive in
the case and it's already there.
Extemal drives connect to the machine
s ia the externa] drive « uiuuxtor, %m the hack
of the machines marked Disk Drive. Thin
means that the external drive has its own
case, and a lead which plugs into tiie port at
the back. There are single drives and double
drives, which obviously increases the power
overload, but increase you r productivity.
The Size of the drives is no! usually
important, as nrmsl Amiga drives are Ihsn,
but some can be had w hich are 5.25in, These
are for IBM style big (very) floppy disks, and
are only for use with IBM emulators like the
Bridgeciinds.
A number of good high density drives
ari: around too, which run Lii^ks which look
Very similar to the normal double density
disks you run all the time, apari from an
ftlW/. 1 » ' .-‘‘Hi- -j
extra hole on the opposite sidL- to the write
protect tab, and a little 1 ED symbol on the
bottom near the sliding cover.
T hese disks format to 1.76Mb, or twice
the capacity of a regular SSOk floppy, sim-
ply by having a disk which is more dense
than regular d&k media.
This is fust like the difference between
chrome and metal cassette tapes, and the
cheap ferric oxide ones you get tree from
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drwn if |«l hnr, ^gninEl -R te'/er rthlfih
optwa |h r sriUde< W1 [ha dish to
flikw wowa tolha ’cookie" or
cmiiiii di?k on ^r*c#i<Jala la
racxHiSfld.
Fkading from a floppy dish,
Vilwi rfMNflQI Frill'll U-m ik Eh. instead at H-* dn^B
iH^i 'ii i LU 't! '! Ihraum Inc harm too in.iri 3 ftpi.n
ovEf IhD d,k and too rr^nalir hflodfon ih* sj.i Iui. h
Iho dttfc tram p Au«-i.iF.iy rfiOOidM (told l^ubuh ;i liny
r.iii'.'Arv to t* ge'W'dlH^ wlHin I'm cal n hm hood f nn
fliraetiun of IkJ a o" I'il CLircm n thfl cal :lA|Wi:|s yn ihe
IMUarf.1 or ma h^nd [WbiBinfl hAmmlh toe lussd Th«
cjTBnl ib pa***!] tiaek ro tod dk-rvip b crcurlry wnch
ificoftsirucle toe dam
The floppy
disk drive
3 i lire drive ig inatjnjct&d lu wtIIe
dai.T to to* diEK rl fms* checka ra s&u
whaiherirro disk ia iMkedtoy
-,nn5inq wh&th&r TtWOtafc prfl»ct
W nd-::>,» is ulOii ui Lh.ii.Hj So no
drives rto ihs by ninari* of q
mlCfOSwIltfi M!ri!;nr ncirnn by shir ig
a llyt*nc riKMin Ih;: wndk^V onto S
dOIOcICir
tu^ *riiu hiiiKb, onfl .iboweand one t»eto* toe diak. are
ao portion dnsp hp the cooKh- toy olhor lexers. These
will tolhediBk *Hh a aanaa of magneiit
iwneat-i Iho drrvr
i a notch Oh Hid dtth
I wfida uii slnppn-r
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: irWteE dypond5cin Ihodfaclion of mo ci.ofrc
Hi icugh Ihocnl.
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«tfor»w s igNiy HPd a BaooniiJ banHl hs tommu Thaao
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band n I'xrrad so Ifiat ma potgriyy cl iI-b
^- c'flb n Inn aiicann fcjanct ig jhe eflpMrM 10 Twl ci
■* * MP ?! b+PEty Jwfr ie to be ltoiEd Iha polvrty ol
DdhdS o lh^ tome.
wwiing a no» fat tha polmwy iV ww fir« Mhtf >a
«*ay» opoofthfi ta rhai pf ihe WCOito bo-nJ of ths lt\
wmmtnq It to mdfcare Fiat a ruin- b* IE bong *nt1an.
sr - ■ the mf*i£ Lit your tfrd ts> put L^ff this
Juy, But what happens if vou do ^ut
- .pled disk?
u can Ltse DiskDootor r but I wcuddn't
r BKmid it. What t would recommend is
» r :n^rain& - Piskidtv by Dave Haynie,,
*r : i program catted ARcstaure hv Jehan
i *s Pmcnix.
tsksalv is an essential tool for getting
m st data back from a clobbered -disk. It
■** a dean formatted disk and bypassing
** . L-n v^ntional Amiga disk routines it
B3> j copy from the bad disk to the new
patching any missing blocks etc to
rs*nj? the H3eh run.
■Li even recow hah of what vou lost
South looks at the floppy disk.
Is it friend or our foe? And why do
you want one anyway?
v;
on lire disk this program is well worth thu
effort it take to get hold of it (new versions
are ava [table on C IX as we speak).
ARcstaure i*t an undelete program. If
you unwittingly delete something this pro-
gram will get it back for you. Dieting a file
simply destroy its entry on die directory „
so a* far as the OS is concerned it b just
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HARDWARE!
Jargon
buster
access lime This refers to how long
any slorage device can locate and
begin loading a p-iace of tnformahon
from the disk. See also Transfer Rate,
daisy chaining The act oi chaining
□na drive onto the back of another
one,
Some disk drives have another
drive port on the back and you can
plug another drive into it. The name
comes from (he way the drives look
whon fised together resembling a
daisy chain,
DIP switches A little tiny row ol tog-
gle switches fitted lo a device or
motherboard, usually for activating
functions or configuring a device
The DIP refers probably to the
Dual In-line Package, or the little
multi-legged chip that the switches
are mounted on, and how they are
soldered onto ihe board.
drive click Amiga drives click every
few seconds or So because they are
looking for a disk in Ehe drive. Some
PD programs exist to stop this, but
some drives actually have a hardware
solution to the problem.
floppy disk Actually most djsks
these days aren't floppy, but they
were, fn the history ol computing they
ware big bin or even Bin thin plastic
things which bent .as you were pulling
them in the drive and were generally a
pain to work with, Now we have ihen
in nice neat 3,5in hard plastic so we
can get away with abusing ihem a bit
more. Not?
power overhead Daisy-chaining
drives together is a little bil hazardous
on the A5Q0 The power overhead
(the power loft alter some ts drawn by
each device down the drive port)
decreases to very low levels as more
drives are added.
One of two external drives is ali
you can really get away with, and it’s
always safer to add a drive with its
own power supply if you can.
h m stilus;
Nid driHf mu:
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ipM# in KB:
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fm iph« in blKb;
tai*t full;
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1 «h cvl indtr:
lUli nHinflif:
Hifibpr if Cfttndrrs!
Huht-er if surficiKl
BiocJts. hp track;
BIdcI ilk ibutni:
Riurucd bLockr:
fnaillacalid ilicki:
Hutr^nslir CKB):
iWniPU typp;
Quuileir^pcl CooJj
crtFL provide
cfa t trill'd disk
iniwrmnlfon
ItKitse blocks of data. Yrm can put it Kick on
the directory map w ith this program - very
handy for people who use point and dfck
programs like Directory Opus or SrD for
their disk htmsekeeping.
Whiit should you buy and why? Well
this Un't a buyers" guide sn ! can't tell you
what r hut why? Well that's easy. You ju.ct
Have ti> have the money lo buy one, >ind
about £-10 should cover jt, plus an eye out
for any extra features.
If you haven't gpt an external drive for
your machine then go and get one, and stop
complaining. You know it
makes sense.
slim line drives use*! to be big I unk-
ing great boxes the size ol a VCR,
and then came the slimline drive
mechanism,
Some said at the time "some day
all drives will be made this way", and
they were right,
transfer rale The speed at which
data is transferred from one devico to
another, like from a modem to a com-
puter or the disk chive to the memory.
Soo also Access Time.
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\s a result Axiom Software have now
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\ though a pleasant touch, the idea of
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ire real carrot for a would-be investor is
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Cut-down
For the count lese AD Pro fans out there,
■re Workshop screenshot will no doubt
somewhat familiar. In fact, looks
, n t all that it has in common with
OPra
'.ti fact, Workshop could almost be
te scribed as a cut-down version of
VStXVs excellent FmContruJ batch pro-
7 >sing software. With the aid ol
tt 1 1 k sh op , AD Pro com m a n d s can be
:p led automatically to each frame of an
. imatlorir thereby avoiding the some-
Sews terrifying process of generating your
!•%' r A Rex* scripts.
.As a result, Workshop is only really at
- best in combination with APPro -
although it can still perform impressive
compilation and processing without the
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Although compilation JS an important
: in of Workshop, it's by no mesne every-
Add-ons and freebies for Pixel 3D Pro,
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Alternative Textures Collection
Wihriijfrop
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or otherwise,
Like most other power packages,
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All round the addition erf Workshop
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thing. Flu example, once an animation ih
generated, you can convert it to a differ-
ent resolution and colour combination,
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additional frame*, split it Into various
smaller files, delete and replace individ-
ual trames, reverse the action, flip it and
even scale it.
To aid the editing process, Workshop
provides the added bonus of an on-screen
frame count producing a large numeric
read-out over full screen, full colour
Product: Pixel 30 Professional
Price: £1£9.9§
Contact: Meridian Distribution Ltd
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SNAILS, SPRINGS & STAIRS
No doubt due to the success of (heir original refers*. Alternative
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24,
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always generate their own variations kom the original.
Having snid that if you're on a budget instani access ig the vari-
ous forms could prove on ihtraluable tool for ihnserwho employ
more then one package In their productions ^JMj
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lor in at favoured by most texture libraries would mean ffiTmore
images per disk - at the
expense of flexibility.
Anyhow the choice has
In addition ic the fcesic texturfl*oUectiorif Alternative are also sweetening (he pot
with i free imagine or R^MD support disk wjjh each liwesrment
Retailing at CIO each as stand-alone*, toe™**-.* not only oflei
but al» a colleq|pn of sound advice graphic examples and pro^
which go a long w^y towards helping solve toe mysteries of taoih
If you’re in I he marht|. fofl both support disks in addition f%1h(
tion H Alternative are oflering a special bulk buy oto* of h|$t£50 fc
& saving
a scenes
Product: Alternative 3D Textures II
Price: £40
Contact’ Alternative Image
Tel: Q53344DG41
been made, and if you're a
multimedia type on a bud-
get it's probably worked
out in your favour.
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TUTORIAL*
ie memories l,i f Christinas
recede into toe foggy corridors
of your mind. The potential
'rare of computer technology
«mt * that special family event
jm. ruling floods of tears has
Mr<: '.rter loading a game in for
I ■iillrr.,
T T played on Oscar until their
^■uch-’ grumbled so loudly that
tht remembered they were
- -he days and festivities
- - a nagging feeling
p I need to know how
- this machine more, Tve got to do
Is report and make it look professional.
Part 2
Adam Phillips
guides you
through your first
precarious,
post-Christmas
magazine rack
encounter
CfcCrtd. we haven't even bothered look-
vi it that Workbench manual vet - is
ib t? like it's written in a foreign
mfuA%z-
j enter the newsagents, brow bur-
.d with determination as the visual
» j is 1 1 begins. Tacky , glaring, day-glo
_ r -j tf r magazine covers hello w at the
top left of the screen. It doesn't have the
right time bul don't worry about that yet
Study toe blue framed window that con-
tains the time piece. Yoiftl see that it ha^ a
blue title bar running along the top with
the word Clock in it
Co up to this bar r press the left button
down and keep it held down. Now move
the mouse and you'll see that the window
follows the movement of your band,
Bringing your finger off the button
places the window in. the position you put
it in. Take the clock back to its original
place using the same method
Take a look at the bottom right-hand
comer ot the window and you'll see a
small while marker that looks like a cut in
- tj? screaming;
Twy njf; r
V-. frwy ml"
Don't Jfftjjit at !nm, buy mi'. J'rt' got exclu-
c StredfigHter 2 stickers hill from or
i tf l rj'jnsbjv prinfrng press enif^crnim fin tin
to, iurJ dkhed?"
* m remember through ilio haze of bad
- cn the maga/ine that you CAme in to
nn - a quiet, well dressed little number
m in a line in Intelligence,. Amigo
mting. The cover settles your fears:
1 - -v Absolute Beginners - ' Guide''. You
■ rk bA-ck to the last article and pick up
to trail,,.
Workbench
"he Workbench on an Amiga is like a
* rkshop or work top - it's the control
:re where things are created, added to
d destroyed along with many
rthrr things.
[; you have a hard drive, simply switch-
3 -; vour machine on will boot up the
M -kbench. tf ynu ve been following the
_ ;de since last month, you'll already
w how to bool up the floppy disk
A quick reference to the difference
brtween floppy and hard drives. A floppy
drive is a nasty, slow and unreliable way
s 1 boring information and the data comes
T! a disk.
A hard drive is usually built inside and
c±r store far more info (up to whatever
• jl you want to pay for). It runs much
c-icker and is far, far more resilient Lo
■ ..o and tear (as long as you don't drop
to computer ).
We'll go into more depth with both of
■c 1 in another issue. For now, let's Co u-
c Pirate on actually operating the basics of
to Workbench.
T ake a look at the icons that run down
left-hand side of the screen. These are
~ run- symbols for toe various programs
“at they represent.
LjO up lo (he one labelled Workbench,
->ifig the red arrow (your pointer) which
is controlled bv your movements with Lhe
mouse. Click twice ("double click") on it
quickly with Lhe left mouse button,,
You II find th.it the letl button k gener-
ally used for selecting options, such as
loading and moving things around
A window opens up which simply dis-
plays what files and programs the
selected icon contains, imagine this sys-
tem as the modern equivalent of a Russian
doll - opening up a main directory (a
place where all lhe files and programs
are kept) reveals smaller directories or
files which then in turn open up to
reveal still more and so forth until either
you choose the desired file or the com-
puter has displayed all the avenues
available.
Again double click on the drawer
labelled Utilities. This opens up another
window with more icons. Select the
Clock icon using the same process
as before.
An analogue clock will appear in the
FiW LVorfAertc'h icteeif
1
C/ocfc lam -
duuhlr dick
fa open
half square. Hi is i^ ^ ailed the siting gad-
get. Click and hoid on it with the left but-
ton. Drag the mouse outwards away from
the window and you'll see two lines
stretch and move with you. These deter-
mine the size of the window . Release the
button and it is redrawn to your exact
requirements..
The right mouse button is commonly
used tor calling up pull down menus at
the lop of the screen and selecting them,
Hold the right button down and you'll see
the words Project and Settings appear at
the top.
Black box
Keeping the button pressed down,
go up to Projects and a menu will
appear. Still holding the key. move down
the list snd youil see a black box appears
around each option in the list. Rest on
pigitol and release your finger. The clock
will now turn into a digital read-out in I hi 1
top left corner.
FTuin here, if you take a Itiok at the lop
left of the window, youil notice a little
white square. Clicking on this will close
the dock box .
That just about covers basic window 1
manipulation for this month, Have a
go with the other drawers in Unrkbench
and experiment until you're 100 per cent
confident with the afore mentioned
gadgets,
[f you have any spare time, assuming
vou bought the Desktop Dynamite pack,
open up the Word worth v2 manual and
start reading - if 11 take a month to plough
through...
# Next month we'JJ take a look at the
remaining u'rjrdofp facilities on offer and
installing software on the hard
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VIDEO
"I 1 motion video (f M V) has
become a munster buzzword
| this year, and one which the
industry has until recently tailed to
deliver on. Now though, Mpeg decoder
cards are appearing in a steady trickle lor
all machines, and the Amiga is right in
there with its first release, the Peggy
board from German company Helfrich
International
A card for all Zorro II or Zorro HI.
expansion slots, Peggy comprises the C-
Cube decoder hardware, based around
the CL450 video decoder, and a built-in
genlock to send output to either the mon-
itor screen or the outside world.
The latter is a hi tie problematic as the
board has no video output, just RGB on a
15- pin D-plug, so users who wish to
videotape their Mpeg movies will have to
use an RGB to composite encoder
Supplied with the Enhanced Graphics
System (EGS) libraries, Peggy utilises
re targe table graphics techniques and a
pass-through mode similar to that
employed by the Piccolo and Picasso
boards. User*, connect their Amiga out-
put to tbe board's ^pin input and their
monitor to the 15-pin connector.
Once Sft up, Peggy passes all Amiga
video signals through to the monitor, and
mixes its own with them when asked to
by software so that Mpeg movies can be
display ed in Workbench windows using
Ihe talents of the integral genlock. These
display s are therefore in lull virfoo
colour, which makes for superb previews
of the finished Mpeg project.
As we go to press, software supplied
with the board has yet to be finalised,
and the Mpeg player utility we woe sup-
plied with used the Peggy hardware fur
real time playback, buL was very basic. Et
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Workbench screen or on an EGS display
card, thus limiting the board's usefulness.
For the purposes of creating Mpeg
streams m the first place, a professional
encoder program was included with our
Peggy card, but as this uses the EGS
libraries, a suitable display card, such as
Piccolo nr Rainbow, must be present if
you want to use* the software.
Additionally, the professional software
costs £250 extra, though a more basic
encoding package will be bundled with
the board.
‘3 he professional software is a dream to
use and offers complete control over the
encoding process. Mpeg streams are
treated as projects within which any num-
ber of scenes can be included, and the
What is Mpeg?
The Mpeg video compression standard, named alter 1h@ Motion Picture Expert Group
which tormulated the standard in 1991, i$ a set of rules governing the way in which
video arid audio is compressed 1 such that the resulting file takes up very little space
on disk and plays back at full video speed.
Beginning life as nothing more lhan this set of paper-bound rules, Mpeg has now
reached the hardware stage with a number of companies producing decoder chips
specifically designed to decompress Mpeg files {known as "streams 1 ') at 25 frames
per second. The best known example at the momeni is C-Cube'a chip set, and i| is
this set which Peggy and Commodore's CD32 full motion video cartridge coniain.
An Mpeg si ream contains either video Information alone or combined video and
audio, and the Mpeg decoder's job is to extract bolh. A system decoder firs! splits the
siream into liming, video* and audio information, passing these on lo iheir own
decoder chips.
Whan lh@ signals have been decompressed, the taming information is used to
recombine them as a complete PAL or NTSC composite video signal which can be
displayed on any TV, monitor, or taped by a VCR
In other words, from a set of files on hard drive, whether digitised video or com-
puter animation files, the Amiga can use Mpeg to create a digilal movie then play il
back at full speed.
Mpeg's only major drawback at the moment is that in os first incarnation, Mpeg-t, It
has a lull video frame size of only 352 by 2S&, which works out at io-ras interlace wilti
overscan. Picture quality *s Iherelore tar irom TV broadcast standards, and is lower
lhan normal video Quality.
When compressing and playing back computer animations, the degradation cars be
marked, making Mpeg more suitable for multimedia and games work, bui digital
videos on CD are still possible, and as there are many ways in which the Mpeg
encoder software tan be tweaked, the original stream can be optimised either for
smallest storage space or best quality
scenes, individual frames, ur ranges of
frames can be cut F pasted, and gent rally
moved around with ease.
When the project is set up to the user's
satisfaction, there ure plenty of options
available for those with specific require-
ment or a good know ledge of the techni-
cal itioA of Mpeg. Playback parameters
include frequency (24, 2^ or _WH z) t image
size, and whether there ls a set rate or file
si/e the user requires.
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stream was to be used in a game demo
and needed to fill no more than 200k
floppy or bard, drive, the user couli
a target size for the file and
program would endeavour to me-r'
requirement
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and in such cases reducing Lhe qi
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similar way \o a DPaini animation.
Individual frames are not slored as lull frames, but are inisf-
prated as the difference between one frame and another, which
means that a finished Mpeg stream reed stare only a very small
amount ol the original frame information.
To aid in judging this process, a number of frames, known as
Intra frames, are stored completely and used as reference points
in the animation, from these, the encoding program works out
how much has changed between one pornt and another, then
creates "kiterpofaletf frames, which are Ihe aclual differences
stored as cade,
The techniques used to judge changes are known as forward
prediction and bi-directional prediction, Forward prediction is a
simple maflor of stopping at an Intra frame (or l-tramo) and look-
ing ahead to Ibe next lew frames coming through the encoding
process before creating Interpolated frames
Bi-directional prediction is much more effective because it
looks forward and backwards la the surrounding frames and cre-
ates a more accurate picture of animation changes. This method
also saves much more space than forward prediction, and is a
lynch pin in Ihe Mpeg encoding process.
As an example, a 90 frame Mpeg stream we created tor this
article contained 16 Intra-frames, 15 predicted Frames, and 59
Interpolated frames This means that two-thirds of the original
data has been interpreted by Mpeg as changes and slored in a
much more alficient way.
Total tile size for the 90 original frames was 6Mb, an Anim-5
fife created using Iha frames, scaled la Ihe same size as an
Mpeg screen, came to 1 5Mb, and the finished Mpeg stream
was only 425k in size. That's e 72 per cent saving in space, and
to top it off the linished tile wilt play back al 25 frames per sec-
ond using Peggy's decoder hardware.
option to have the stream displayed
through so EGS videolayer window, so
the user who needs lots of previews or
so me digital movies for presentation and
multimedia work should be happy
enough.
The best results are obtained by using
PAL interlace, but until the system soft-
ware is completed an d a more flexible
video solution worked out, it is impassi-
ble to Kay how good this would look on
tape.
Filtering effects can also be used to
radically affect final output. A simple to
use menu screen can be summoned to
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everything the
user could want
in one program
offer the user the option to pre-process
frames using an Afexx script (AD Pro
scripts or i'mControl scripts would do
nicely), drop in a backdrop picture, clip a
rectangle from the frame, or apply a con-
volution or colour processor.
Thi5 is not the sort of dose image con-
trol one would expect from a simple
encoder, and keeps just about every-
thing the user could want to do inside a
single program. Bundled software is
nowhere near as professional, and you/ll
have to keep an eye on our updates col-
umn for news of this as it appears,
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finished, stream is re-played, the
decoded information appear* in the dis-
play window nr screen the user selected
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through the movie using on-screen VCR
controls.
Eight levels of slow motion playback
combined with fast forward and single
step viewing give Lhi? user frill viewing
pleasure and ensure that if there is a
problem with a scene it can be found
and the exact position noted.
Peggy is a complete Mpeg tool for
developers and those in the games and
multimedia industries who need to cre-
dte Mpeg movies on the Amiga.. The pro-
fessional encoding software is superb
and the board works perfectly as a play-
back facility.
However, with no direct vidoo output
and no real option io add it at the
moment, those who can't wait to start
creating digital movies might be a little
disappointed.
Product: Peggy
Supplier: Ramiga
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Price: £530
Phone: 0782 398840
Ease-of-use: 8
Implementation: 6
Value tor money: 7
Overall: 7
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TUTOR 1 A LB
ell . we've given you Amo§
3D, but whst can you do
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tt- j_uii 3D object* tor all your Amos cre-
a ' - iind even compile programs
■j^znng 3D hhjpcs,, too!
H_t ^ 3D r like the compiler and other
- r ^ tike die excellent Amins TOME, is
m K~ > eriotsiion, This means that it adds
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m hi kf an editor program called Object
n. ■■ ■ - Tj or O.M with which you ran create
« ir ,vn 3D objects for use with Amos,
Tun OM either by typing CM if
• , re a shell user, or simply clicki ng on the
«DT r vou are running from W orkbeu ch .
v rreters to run alone, so free up memory
- _ „ ting any other programs you may
■Ceop an obJ «f in tr woHUrtg shrtf and you cm jl art lo edilf ft m
Amos exponent Phil South
looks into Amos 3D, in the
first of a two-part tutorial
u - running. Although there are a lot of
rumple objecEfl on the disk to get you
, n 4 you have to create your own objects
ang the OMh You create shapes using
rmtrves and bolt them together into big-
^■ r ibiects.
ne object vou make can be shaded any
_:r< you like, and you can even draw
rail bitmap* onto the sides of shapes to
- j > e tlieni more interesting.
The program features a lot of tools for
--.xtiing, S4[uashlng and forming primi-
■s, tike squares, circle cubes and pyra-
- You copy the primitives to work areas
■.he screen edited " shelves ', where vou
§. r k cktl them with the mouse.
To copy a shape from the shelf It L* stored
from the ten small ones at the kvp of the
rom) to a shelt you are working in (the
o big spaces underneath) you simply
■. >. the Copy button.
Once a shape is copied Into a working
-ry Li, you can begin to move it around and
yser its stnictu re. You can deform a shape
*. many way% like squashing and stretch-
■g the whole shape, or even moving a sin-
. t side while keeping the rest of the shape
mSL
You. do I his by selecting a point toe or
Is-. ft and deforming the selected item bv
king on the Rotation control (nr the
irtows next to it for liner control) while
- ad mg the button down and moving the
Txntse.
selected faces have a special marker on
-rsn so you know which is the active face
when doing an operation Of; it. Moving a
single face is really clever. Here's what I
mean: Load a cube into the work shelf.
Select a line on the cube by using the select
icons down the left-hand side,
PULL TOOL
The tall button down the right of the
selection icons is the Pull tool, Click on
either end of this to poll the line back and
forth. Click on another line or face and pull
it back and forth. Notice how the shape
change
The RGB tool is used tor changing
colours, allowing you to change the colours
Eif the objects and faces orvsereen. You can
use the information in this requestor to gen-
erate Amos palettes which are suitable for
the object*. Once you have reshaped the
primitives mto something .a little bit more
interesting, you can glue them together to
make other, more complex objects, This b
done simply by selecting the face* ihat need
to be glued together cm the two objects; and
once selected this b done auiomatkaEIVr
Shrink the object you just twisted about
to half the si *e by squashing it in two
dimensions . Select your object and click the
Group Plus symbol. Now use the
stretch /shrink keys to shrink the object
down.
Load another object info the other work
shelf. Then select a face on that object, and a
face on the previous object With two face*
_
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pr ifwtflrt hr rcriy lo rnup iuiiacr drlntl onto any ID
selected, dick on the Glue button, and the
two objects .are automatically glued
together,
If the blocks look funny when you do
this it may be that the wrong block is being
printed first- Use the Precedence/ Culling
button to correct this.
Then you can apply surface detail - pat-
terns in four colours which you can m^p to
the selected face of the object. This is done
by drawing tines on a grid, which are then
filled be tore they are attached to tlw face of
m
the object
You select a face, and then open the
Surface Detail tools. You draw on the grid
and the detail comes out on the shape, the
lines being filled. The shape* you can do
with this utility are fairly elementary, but
it's surprising how little the brain needs in
the way of clues to make a 3P shape look
right.
just a door on the side of a car shape or a
window in a house can make the difference
between a. few shapes and some recognis-
able objects.
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G152 , .-Loiping Larr/ —
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4156 ...Mission K....
4157 ...Ctoidni,
4162 ...StoiyandS
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4170.. AmOs Crfesl,.
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4207 ...Fhoulchor
4205 ...Grar :j Pnjt Simulate^ ..
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0211 .....Cnoah.
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4215 B^llfifTrSTiiS
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4216 ...Roulette
4219 ,.Sps« Rescue..
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Quid* Spocnship through Terrain
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Spooling game
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+G22-1 SEtt'igiu Gan 5 ^
+G225 Mduire family Quiz
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4230
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4231 Assassins 2S Tfese include Dr Marks invaders 2 & Mad Bnnlisr 2
4240 1( ,As»sisins 37 Ghosl Sltip. Cltetet etc
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424S ,Idron Esreottenl Ttfisclone
4065 .Pira Kingdom rate). - ,... .Tricky ^fllureoam- Good
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4GB72 ...star Trek ; teat Gennrslinr .Not as goad as GODS
4D74 ...Sirekepit ,, Classic snake pamt Elt ttio food
4076 ...Star FIST - - - Addictive stinol^m up
4031 ...Trek Trivia ... . Tevl you- Star Tr«k knowledge
tQ0O4 Wei Tamis, .. ..Sirr-pte . by; gwd run fr*1 & hall yane
eGM.-WniM-H.^ - Good fMpteliltoiteitie
4102 [vrm. anon 1 (1 FtammendBil S garr® incijding Metro
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41 24 ...Napo^onic Warliif „™~
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6130 ...Bathe Pun-y
414^ ,. Card Shop ...._
4149 ..(kiaciiG Food Fght
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Amiga 3
Holmes Bros
Amiga 3 is a tasty maga-eine disk contain-
ing both games and utilities It's been
pulled together by the Holmes brothers
(PITs answer to the Marin lads) and offers
great value for money.
When booted in, the user is presented
with a menu of the different programs on
offer - games on th^ left, utilities and full
instructions (what a nice change) on the
right. Click on the desired title and you're
off,..
Alien Bash
The film Aliens has influenced many
games from Xenomorph to Alien Breed
1 th mixture of suspense and action has
obviously caught software developers'
imaginations
into Alien Rash, the public domain's
answer to the epic Jim Cameron flick.
Viewed from above^ the player has to
guide his gun- wielding man round 511
scrolling levels of mayhem, rescuing pris-
oners captured by the aliens of the title.
These extra-terrestrials are no walk
over - it took me a while to get nff level
ore due to the constant bombardment of
bouncing masse!; of brains inside bubbles
Adam Phillips takes over from that guru
of the public domain, Phil Morse,
hoping to fill his demi god-like shoes
with this first
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(lhaffi ivhat they look like anyway). I reg-
ularly found myself being pushed into a
comer and swamped to death by these
creatures.
Having sind this though . once you've
kilted one of them, you are rewarded by a
huge splattering of blood on the floor.
Quite soon the game screen begins to take
on tile look of a splatter movie-
To aid and abet you in the straggle for
human supremacy area number of meaty
power-ups including more speed, shields
triple filer „ missile launcher and a smart
bomb that clears the screen you're on,
The prisoners that need saving are
found surrounded by a shield, so frantic
hashing on the hire button ensues while
all around the aliens dose in, Once
destroyed, simply touch the hostage and
move on to the next one.
Although being the weakest game on
the disk, it's still good fun. It can be
extremely frustrating at times when you
simply can't run quick enough to get
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Invaders 2
Pathfinder PD
We've already had variants of Alien Brand and Bomb Jack this
month and now with Motorola Invaders 2 lor the A1 200 only, we
step back in time to The very creation of the arcade game ilsell -
Space Invader?.
Thai game happened lo revolutionise the entertemmenl and
leisure industry as we know ii. Ml 2 is a title which dangerously
veers towards that vague idea ol a cult classic taking elements
horn Galatians and Space Invaders and using them in a stylistic
and bold way
The test thing I noticed when t booled up i? one of the longest
and clearesl samples I've heard from an Amiga. 11 you re a
Mel allies fan, then the delight is doubled as the thrash group
ham mer out the chords,
The actual gameplay is a case ol shooting up the viruses liv-
ing inside your computer, They come in various formations from
massive crowds of the blighters to the organised ranks as seen
in Space Invaders
When shat, Ihe diseased bytes don't blow up. they drop to the
ground like dead Hies and if they hit you on the way down, a life
kb lost This can make the program guile difficult to play and
requires caratul shooting: and some tactical manoeuvring.
Motorola 2 has eighi levels and lour "differing playing slylea"
and is worth a look if only to see something as old as the hills
done wilh style, instant appeal and panache.
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dying horribly.
ASM owners will have to put up wi
the occasional puddery scrolling hu t All
owners need not worry.
As it stands. Alien Sash is quite a jo
game and docs have that '"one more i
feel - a good reason to take a I no*
Amiga 3 .
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Bomb Jacky
1 remember an the old days going down *
ihti software shop in Macclesfield, bm .id
Bomb Jack pn my Spectrum and play J
the little bugger to death.
As you've guessed even with the c
ning use of a V on the end of the n
this is a souped-up, multi-screen
scrolling, power-up toting version of rv
arcade classic.
The scenario hasn't changed - }um
and run your way through each level _»
lecling all the bombs before their fuse* -®
out and blow you to kingdom come,
Enemies are in ample supply and coad
in various guises ranging from snail"
melons to mutated piianen. Some si
fellow a set path while others const a
chase and annoy the hell out of you.
The graphics are fun if a little
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PD and SHAREWARES
Calling all PD libraries...
and individuals with anything remotely wonh my while having a peek at, If you want
' c-thmg releasee as PD. or you “re a library with Stacks Ol hoi new Stuff thal you
■ a.gnl seen reviewed in these pages yot, why not drop me a line wish a copy, lull docu-
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From music lo education, business to utilities - anything you Felt deserved your shov-
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u; 4 together well Power ups are many
jtJ varied with speedup boo ts and keys-
® unlock the tm trance just being a small
^ of what's on offer.
The all -important ga me play is very
:..:tive and falls safely on the side cl
htilenging and not tedious.
Vingt-et-Un
: hadn't already guessed nr you don't
.v French, Vingt-et-Un is a computer
-Ksn of the card game pontoon The
relive as to get either as dose as possl-
’ to or equal 21 points without going
? er and bear the ether players effort tin
Ihis case r the computer).
Pot the gambling fanatics with no
money among us. bets can be laid through
the stakes columns. It's a touch unwieldy
■
but practice makes perfect. The game is
presented clearly and is easy to use so if
you like the card game, you'll love the
computer version.
Doody
Make no mistake - Doody is a cutesy
game; a saccharin-snaked, cuddly for the
kidd ii's' kindj! title s£‘t in a Lnk^&ncbpill-
ndden sewer system.
The action centres around a single
screen made up of platform*, the story
being that you (and an optional second
player) have fallen down into the system
and must work your way up through 32
levels to escape, destroying all who stand
in Uic way.
Your orange blob of a character starts at
the bottom of the screen while the enemy
pour out of the pipes at the top. Those are
usually turtles with green shells tts begin
with and in later levels, the program
almost sets new --1.1 ml iird-. in. i-ny i momen-
ta 1 simulators with the introduction of
penguins.
By moving Dundy underneath the plat-
form that the turtle is walking along, it is
possible to head -bull the floor and knock
our amphibian friend off his feet. Nesct, IKs
a mad dash to get up onto the platform to
kick him off into oblivion.
If left too Long, the turtle will get up,
change its colour and move even faster. To
make life easier, there is a FOW block at
the bottom of the screen - hit it and all the
creatures fall off their feel automatically
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and no, it's not possible to keep doing it
over and over again, the player can only
□ sc at a certain amount of times.
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Graphically, the game looks a little basic
but there are nice touches with the anima-
tion - if you leave your character too long,
he yawns and goes to sleep. The turtles,,
iv hen changing colour, put on the new
one as if it were a jacket. These and others
add a real feel of professionalism lo the
title.
At 200 owners will have to lookout for
screen corruption if they have a hard
drive because it appears lo interfere with
the gamy coding in some way. The pro-
gram is still playable though but it's a bit
of a shame Ihss can't rectified in some
way.
Doody is a cracking game which has
that Rubble Bobble /Rainbow Islands feel
to it r making this title the most absorbing
of alt those on the disk.
Atoms
I've sevn this kind of garni' in a ctn.pl? of
occasions and it has be said that this ver-
sion is the slickest of the lot in terms of
presentation.
The basic concept is this - each player
(two to tour) places a coloured atom each
turn on the board which is basically a
large grid. It's possible tn place atoms in
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Mr Men Olyi ipics 1903
Virus Free Software
Everyone knows Ihe Mr Men - Mr Tickle.
Mr Happy, Mr Messy and Miss Single
Parent They played a part in most child>
hoods after the 60s. and Unity, ihe peo-
ple behind ihis release have obviously
decreed ihm they did n's want to squander
such great material
So they ve produced a children's
game that plays and looks like a com-
mercial piece of software
The actual game centres round five
different sparling events - the 100
metres; weight lifting. Ihe hammer, pole
vault and javelin throwing, Like all sports
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sims. itio majority of These events are
performed by waggling ihe joystick
banlically lo gain speed or strength
and then hitting the Fire button at the
right momenl to succeed
The javalm lor instance, involves
speeding Mr Tickle up vsa ihe joystick
and when he reaches the ihrow fine
hrttmg the Fire button
It doesn't end there - ihe javelin in
question is actually M* Skinny who
flies ihrough the air and Ihe player
needs to he?p him tu drier by flapping
the characters arms with the
controller
AH Ihe levels with The exception ol
the hammer Ihrowmg section vvork
wall on a simpFistic level and are ideal
for young children
More events .vould have been
better but the presentation ease of
use and every character looking
like it's been lifted off the page ol
the Roger Hargreaves classics,
makes this tilfe inlo something a little
special,
II you want yout young six-year-old
kids (u play something a hi lie different
trem Ihe usual bcah em-up games
then slip Ihis into ihe disk drive -
they re sure to have a good lime
Amiga Commuting Christmas 1993
109
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Rags to Riches
Pathfinder PD
I i Monopoly is your game then ftags to Riches is the ideal elec-
ironic companion I ft *m original board game designed and
produced on computer so you never have to worry about los-
ing an y of the pieces.
The basic idea is to make as many hotels as possible and
Amass large amounts of wedge. This ls not a simply as it
sounds - there are only a certain amount available to be built
In certain locations so the players (two lo four) have to rush to
outdo each other-
Qn the path to successful building, plans, planning
approval electricity, plumbing brickwork and other factors
have to be bought.
There are plenty of variables such as wind tails and gafll-
bling and the whole package works well but unfortunately 1
Couldn't help feeling that everything was just too random
and not enough skill based. Having said that though, if
you're a board game nut then this could be just up your
Park Lane.
Moira? OHHHtd that hoard and
attHiit fear rkhti
this is a non- play able demo show
Sonic strutting his stuff on
Commodore,
The results,, while not up to the
Drive standards, show the game c
mo&t likely be wall implemented on
favourite computer but let s face it r
someone, somewhere out there in th*
world fancier a huge lawsuit and ;i
ease with Sega on their doorstep the?
ain't never gonna happen.
The disk is worth getting for new
value and the speed of Sonic ’s movemi
atone, but it']] only keep your interest m
a couple of minutes.
The
Beginning of
the Earth
Pathfinder PO
Designed as a children’s educational znt
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the squares together, making them
unstable.
Once a certain number of atoms are
grouped together, they explode across
the board, changing everything that gets
in the way to their colour
There are various rules affecting the
gameplay such as chain reactions caused
by other players' atoms reacting off
yours. This can lead to situations where
you think the game is in the bag but the
opposition's single atom is in an ideal
spot to completely wipe out all your
colours,
A one-on-one against the computer
option would have given the game more
levtfy but as it Hands, it r s a good laugh
especially with four people involved,
Boot intro Construction Set
When the magazine firsts boots in, the
user is presented with an intro screen
containing information inside coloured
strips.
BJCS is die program th.it does this and;
now the same can be done to a disk of
your choice. By selecting the construction
set, the user is presented with a screen
where it is possible to enter text and the
colour of the strips themsalvea.
From there, install on a disk and when
used next,, it will flash up the desired text.
This useful for sending messages and
instructions to friends on disk or simply
to make the front end of a game look
more attractive to the eye
The only downer is the lack of hard
disk installation but a 1 - the Bool Intro
Construction Set stands, it's a effective
piece of software.
Molecular Weight
Calculator
A brief review here - MWC is a program
that accepts a chemical formula and
returns the molecular weight It works
and it you're a scientist or anybody else
with a desperate need for weighing
molecules then many *a merry evening
A imflJefiiitar might
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can he spent with this smooth operator.
Overall if the Holmes Bros can keep
tills standard up over the next few
months then Amiga disk magazine
is well worthy of investment on a regular
basis.
With its professionalism, fun and real
value for money. Amiga 3 is a must buy.
Sonic
Virus Free PD
Lusivel Sonic the Hedgehog is making
his debut in the Amiga FD r Well so it's
not true,, the reality of the situation is that
gram,, this tide is a slide show tracing
origins of the big bang rind the su
quent forming and creation ot the p
and its wildlife.
There are about 20 slides in all con
mg information and reasonable loc
pictures of what happened all those
lions of years ago.
Bv the end of the show, w r hich d
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last for very long, I wanted to see
which is a good sign but 1 hope the pj*
Ushers intend to release more disks in
bundle package which go into m
depth.
If you have children or indeed if you
a kid and are interested in the planet &
dinosaurs then take a look at this.
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I f you're relatively new to the Amiga,
the importance of the Video Toaster
and its accompanying suite of soft-
ware ca n't be overstated, to short, iho
Video Toaster is the only thing that’s kept
the Arnica alive Ln the 115 for years.
Even more ironic than the prospect of a
third party peripheral keeping a computer
afloat u* the fact that the software bundled
with the Toaster is the only thing that's
kept the card itself from a pedal bin
already full of long forgotten third-party
peripherals.
If you managed to follow any of l he
above the upshot is that without
Lightwave the Amiga would probably
have been crushed underfoot bv the
relentless onslaught of EbM in the
American market long ago,
MOT ALONE
Although Lightwave is not alone when
it comes to Toaster software, it'* widely
regarded as the must important element of
the entire hardware/ software combi-
nation.
Due to the Toaster's strictly -composite*
only output, the card itself
has been rather superseded
over recent years by dedi-
cated broadcast systems
when it comes to TV and
satellite - although it
is still the workhorse
behind countless US
cable stations providing
character generation, dig-
ital video effects- and of
course Lightwave imagf:
and animation.
Although the Toaster itself ts no longer
considered sufficient for broadcast uppli-
complete toaster systems have been
bought purely as a means of accessing the
potential of the package - as a result the
Toaster itself probably qualifies as the
world's most expensive dongle.
Allbough this may sound unbelievable
it's worth bearing in mind the cost of
alternative system* like the Silicon
Graphics Indigo workstations. Although
Paul Austin
reveals another
exclusive as
Light Rave finally
brings arguably
the Amiga’s
greatest ever ray
tracer to Europe
truly impressive, the machines can cost up
to £35,000 plus another £4[> r Ll0f) for the
associated ray tracing and animation snfl-
ware - add an optional £UX)0 »i year for
tech support and upgrades and you'll sec
why Lightwave remains so popular.
With the extra appeal of the software
over it" accompanying hardware 1 , the
question has to be: Why not buy a stand-
alone version of Lightwave and leave the
Toaster for those who specifically want its
additional multimedia abilities.
Unfortunately as you've probably
guessed the connection between the
Toaster and Lightwave isn’t simply a mat-
ter of loyalty, in fact Lightwave minus the
Toaster equals no Lightwave whatever,,,
Asa consequence that's why the ulti-
mate in Amiga ray Tracing has- never
appeared in Europe. Thanks to the
enforced symbiosis it has remained
strictly on the wrong side of the pond.
Due to the basic design of Lightwave it
insists on the presence of a Toaster -
which is not only expensive hut also
impossible to use in a PAL environment
up until recently. Why the authors of
Lightwave never released the package
other boards is probably a matter of
traetual obligation rather than mdaifen- :
hut whatever the reason the end ri-„
remains the me.
What Europe needed was some wav c
duping tight wave into believing a Toasfc
was on-boardr when in fact il wasre
Enter LightHave, the dongle that doe* i
Impossible and brings Lightwave to *k
PAL Amiga without burning up ex rT -
cash on the so mew 1 hat mediocre an
expensive talents of the PAL Toaster,
GRATIFYING
Considering the asking price associ/ra
with the LighiRave and Lightwave comij
nation it’ ^gratifying to know there's m i
to it than just plugging the dongle into ii
serial pcut
Along with the aforementioned pLb.
accessary - which for some bizarre
r
smelts irf soup - you also receive a flopr
which contains tht> LightRave control * 4
ware,, an element which must be resides
before you can enter the wonderful vri i
of Lightwave 1 . In addition to the d va-
cations Lightwave still provides rendering
quality on a par with anything on the
market.
A perfect illustration of this can be seen
gracing our screens right now in the form
of tiabvlon ? and Sea Quest P$V - both o-f
which mate extensive use nf Lightwaves
incredible nuxtelling power.
To put things into perspective
Light wave has proved so popular with
professional broadcasters in the States that
Amiga Computing Christmas 1993
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i ■ : accompanying software the only
* rf essential is Workbench 2.04 or above
ittrvj it least SI 2k nr chip and fast RAM
| -actively - although at least 3Mb or
r re is required to achieve any real hinc-
n ~ality.
Thanks lo the control software the out-
p.? iyi the program isn’t just destined for
fee hard disk - in fact thanks to
, _ntRave, Lightwave is no longer limited
n *ne composite only output offered by
v e Toaster as the program s output is
automatically rid J reeled to the board
\ miga < i isplay of you r choice,
in fact thanks to the intervention of the
software Lightwave will now ren-
p direct to the IV24, Retina H Opal vision,
TV, Firecracker and EGS Spectrum In
j. iil urn to standard and AG A Amiga
gplavi-
Depending on your particular set-up
t j can configure Lightwave' s preview
v- , put medium of your choice, although
a - optimum speed it‘s also possible to
iwego the preview entirely in order to
%i e a little more rendering time.
: the assorted graphic cards and
1 miga modes are not enough Light Rave
its offers the option to render direct to
- P's ImaL^-FX image processing soft-
* ire. This has two advantages. Firstly
i . ti can take advantage of any additional
display devices
supported either now or
in the future by die software.
In addition the option also allows post-
processing of the 3D images even before
the fi le ^ved lo disk. On die down- side,
running Lightwave and fmagePX simulta-
neously will require a huge amoun t of free
RAM which will no doubt negate its use
for the vast majority.
In addition to simply slapping graphics
onto the chosen device, the Light Have
software also provides time-out control
for the static imagu preview. Welter still it s
even possible to play back animation Ten-
dered directly from lightKave - a feature
only previously available through the
Toaster 4000 hardware.
At die moment anim? Is the only anim
format available but others are- promised
for the future. The animation itself can
appear as either Ham or Ham8 display or
alternatively as a PCTV 3 or 4 hitplam?
image /anim.
With such a big build up, it's only fair
to offer at least a whittle stop tour of w hat
ait the fuss is about. However as you can
probably guess. Lightwave is simply too
big a package to cover in just a couple of
pages.
In addition AC - unlike certain maga-
zines - has a tradition of not only actual
having a product before reviewing it, but
also thoroughly testing it prior to offering
a so-called exclusive.
With this in mind coverage of
Lightwave will be carried onto next
month in the form of a full and in-depth
look at the package. Tor
now, however well go
on a brief guided tour
and spotlight what
makes the package
so special.
Aside from the
impressive fea-
tures list which
we'll look at in a
moment one of the
most notable aspects
{if the Lightwave and
Light Rave combination
has to be the price tag which
tv hen both elements are com-
bined add up to a rather terrifying
amount. Obviously without proper test-
ing it's inappropriate to talk about value
for money - you'll have to wail For next
month for that, However the price lag
does at (east point lo the market the new
duet will be targeting,
In fact, even to install Lighters and
more importantly Lightwave you will
either need to be very serious about your
modelling an d animation or have an
almost unbelievable excess of disposable
cash.
According to the Lightwave manual the
software and dongle require the complete
inslalLitiorL of the entire Toaster software
collection. OK r no! an unreasonable
request - until you realise that the collec-
tion comes on 45 disks which in total
require ! 10Mb of storage Space
[f you're unfortunate enough lo be
installing on an A4DDU all 46 disks are
required where Ah only a measly 29 are
essential for non- AG A machines.
Due to the rather annoying and archaic
design of the Toaster installer you're only
given the op tion to install all or nothing, a
factor which is made even more infuriat-
ing when you realise that LightRave,
Amiga Computing Christmas 1993
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Lightwave tind Modeler total to less than
I Mb. In fact evrn it all the support files.,
object* and essential fonts art' copied over
you still only need about 7Mb of liard disk
space,
Over the next few weeb L ' U try lo
unearth a more cost-effective method of
installation by perhaps aborting installa-
tion after the essential Uglitwave elements
have been added,
Unfortunately even if it is possible to
abort the install prematurely the installer
interrogates your system before starting-
up cind will refuse to install on anything
less than an SOMb hard disk.
Even d the correct size of disk is located
you will he instructed to delete a predeter-
mined number of files to make itp the
shortfall. As a result at the moment the
only option iss to back-up your entire hard
disk, install the software, delete the neces-
sary Toaster software and re-install you
system.
In addition to the potential problem of
acquiring the e*ira hard disk space the
authors and creators of the LighlRavv
dongle have Qffi-ciaUy stated - again
via the manual - that tech support and
iimmmonl free upgrades to the LightRave
driver software will on tv he available to
I hose who can prove ownership of a
Toaster.
UPGRADES
In order to do this the registration card
has <in urea marked Video toaster serial
number, If you do not supply the number
Vutt also w on 1 1 receive information on
*
upgrades to Light Rave dongle - which
may occur due to upgrades to Lightwave
or the Toaster itself.
Although this isn't the kind of news the
European buying public are Looking for
iTs probably a vain attempt on the part of
Light Rave's developers to appease the
peat god Now 1 e-k - who lor obvious rea-
sons won't be too pleased M the prospect
of losing their prize milk-cow to an
interloper,
In fact, so keen are Warm and Fuzzy
Logic to avoid offence that one of the pri-
mary nellmg points of LighlRave Ls to offer
additional freedom to existing toaster
users.
This indeed is one of the benefits of the
Light Rave system, however telling a cus-
tomer that he or she can't have tech sup-
port and upgrades for something you've
sold them simply because they don't own
the wry thing you've allowed them to
avoid buying is the ultimate in hypocrisy.
And don't thmk the fault lies with
Warm and Fuzzy Logic - it doesn't The
cause of all this confusion falls squarely al
the feet of NewTek who through outright
greed have forced would-be
Lightwave user* to such
bizarre lengths.
Given the fact that
NewTek must have
made an ab-solute
mint on the Toaster in
recent years, why not
release Lightwave -
under licence - for use
with other hoards? Thar
way they still receive a
handsome royalty and we the
underprivileged Europeans
would finally get the software we want
- no strings attached.
Although the word Lightwave gives
the impression of a single entih the pack-
age in fact split into two distinct parts,
namely Layout and Modeler - Uncle
barn's spelling, not ours.
On entering the software you arrive at
tht? layout screen complete with 3 Is
mandatory camera and Cahgari style
Cartesian plane, providing the essential
feeling of perspective.
Again Caligari-esque double button
mouse controls allow the viewer to zoom
in and orientate the display, however this
basic perspective view is only the begin-
ning of the program's truly excellent
interface.
As you can no doubt see from the
scretiUsHoter buttons arc also available for
the usual X,Y and Z views, but N’t ter still
you can also view ihe scene from the cam-
era's point of view or that of any lights
which mav have been add to the scene,
Jr
The beauty of the last two opt Lons is
only really revealed when the chosen view
is combined with the programs edit
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Options. Again you'll see that the various
View burtons are repeated in the edit sec-
tion with the addition of bones and
objects.
As a result you can for example select
the view point of a light and also select the
same light as tbe element to be edited. As
a consequence, when you now orientate
your new view the object mimics the
chances In real-time allowing incredibly
easy and accurate adjustment and align-
ment of the various elements.
If you’re happy with the changes you
simply dick on create key and the alter-
a dons are recorded Each element ha ■- its
own set of keys which during animation
are tween ed automatically by the software
using splines.
And joy of joys, each object also has its
own motion graph to control speed aLong
its individual path. In a rather dramatic
and pleasant variation from the norm,
characterisation of the various elements
within a .scene are handled during scene
development, and as a result there's no
need to jump between modeller and lay-
out to adjust texture maps, backdrops and
so on,
Moving on to the layout screen, where
you're confronted with an imagine/ Rea I
Classic-Style tri or quad view* depending
on your particular preference, In a blight
break from Iradition, the various edit con-
trols on the left of the screen evolve
according to choice of mode selected at
the top.
As a result there' re no tedious treks,
through pull-down menus to find the
appropriate feature and perhaps more
importantly screen refresh is kept to an
absolute minimum.
When it comes to model design and
handling, the format is very similar to
Imagine/ Rea l Classic with the only
exception being the iihilitv to uiw mi
layers each of which can hold dil
These I a vers can then be fr
x
exchanged to update the screen witfc
new object and more importantly
can interact to perform various merer
Boolean operations with one object
used as a cutting tool on ano
Although not essential, the optional
view has a particularly nice touch in
form of a fourth perspective view.
Unlike Imagine you're not forced
use sliders to orientate the fourth w
- in fact you c*m grab the object
manipulate the model in real-time,, ar i
that's no! enough you can even choc**
have the object constantly swivel from
to right lo enhance the 3D effect.
As for tools and edit options, the j 1 ,
able selection is nothing short of b
taking with seemingly everything
Imagine 3.0 promise and seemingb
that Rea|3D v2 provides at present -
the only possible exceptions being
sion detection and gravitational effects
Although a rather sweeping state
considering my limited exposure to
package it only proves the infe
enthusiasm that Lightwave generate*.
MASSIVE
It's by no means an accident t
Lightwave has become massive n
across the US and beyond. Although
era I years of rev tracing experience is
help, I've hardly ever needed to resort
the manual for advice - even w'hrr
exploring features that are totally new
me.
During Amiga reviews, the phi
intuitive .is used with gay i^bandor
sometimes without cause. In the ca* t
L ightwave 3.0 the word couldn't be
at home. Nine times out of ten usm^
new feature is simply a matter of pic
the most obvious approach - and n
times out of ten you'll be right.
Like many Amiga enthusiasts !
become thoroughly sick of the sye
tic coverage that the Toaster a
Lightwave have received over the year-
many European magazines - given
fact that none of ihem have ever e\
seen it in action.
However after only a brief exposurv
this package I'm already hooked. Turn
next month for the in-depth review,
then my initial rush of enthusiasm
have worn off and we'll reveal if all of
expense and hassle is worth
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GRAPHICS
A lthough tht 1 Jpeg fife format has
brought unrivalled image com-
pression to l he hard pressed
• - .^a, it's largely remained the domain of
p * er users with the financial muscle to
expensive Jpeg compatible software
as ADPrty ImageFX ami ImageM aster.
With the arrival of [he AGA chipsei the
] m j r fle between space and quality did
jpove, however even with the assistance
j Hire* interlaced HamS's stunt 1 quality is
cl sacrificed for a space saving of roughly
VfKf cent over the average El i 24.
I -i add i Eton lo expense a ssoeia ted wi th
re-g. accessibility was and still remains a
- idem with the vast majority only except'
rc 24-bir data in an IFF fonn.
Once again the need for expensive image
7 ’ivesslng software is reaffirmed with its
larvi table demand* pm system resources and
me - as each fpeg i& forced through the
- nefimes lengthy processing procedure
. ..tv time an image was stored or
^compressed.
Thankfully Pegger should finally pul
xh the financial and lime constraints asso-
rted with Jpeg to the sword, thanks to a
:r£ree of automation which is unsurpassed
r. any other Amiga graphics utiliSy-
I ike the majority of recent release*,
-V ’-rkheiKh 2.0 or above is an essential for
jnvime planning to use Pegger. Jn addition
i r least 2Mb of RAM are required, along
m ith a hard dtsL
The need for Workbench 2 is soon appar-
ent on boot-up as the program leaps into
j.tion with three App Icons offering com-
pression, decompression and the essential
snoop. For those unfamiliar with the term
Applcon it simply means that the program
waits in the background while a small win-
dow' remains- on the Workbench screen
ready lo be double -clicked into life or fire up
automatically as files are dropped over the
aeon.
Unfortunately the version on test dad
show the odd bug when it came to dumping
files directly onto ihe icon, however a hug
fix is promised prior to shipping in the UK,
Whether you prefer to double click or
drop, the end result is much the same with
the main program screen opening ready to
Accept various details concerning the name,
format and placement of Ihe file or fills in
question.
In the c^se of both compression md
expansion, source and target directories are
defined, a rename applied and the compres-
sion ratio or decompressed file format
specified
Although thus sounds a lengthy process,
■XI per Cent of ihe information is added by a
series of pop-up requesters necessitating
simple point and click decision making.
Like most file intensive software, partem
matching §s well supported in addition to
fairlv extensive AKexx support. As for the
processing options, you're given the oppor-
tunity to process either individual pre-
selected files or hatch process complete
directories - with the options to include sub
directories.
Once defined, anther click Lniliatcs pro-
cessing with ilie end results being created in
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addition to ihe original file or as a direct
replacement. rtiankfuDy file replacement is
far more subtle than simply loading convert-
ing and overwriting the original file within
its parent directory
In fact, Replace will even delete the origh
nal file while copying the newly compressed
Jpeg info a completely different directory -
Adding a new name or appends in the pro-
cess In the case of compression this will
obviously mean ipt-g file*, however when if
corns to decompression the end results can
be either DCTV 1/4 - with or without an
optional filtering, IFF 24b, FLimSs or the
Video Toasters vkJ own Framesture format.
Regardless of which direction the file is
heading, the aforementioned pattern match-
ing can be employed Eo filter the wheat from
the chaff while optional smoothing can be
applied to decompressed Jpegs if necessary.
Although both standalone elements offer
relatively painless file processing, there * a
distinct Lack of automation as at least some
input is still required from the uwr whether
Flpfr:
Automatic Jpeg compression and
expansion courtesy of Pegger.
Paul Austin reveals the graphics utility
no Amiga artist should be without
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compression or detompacti^g i* required.
Fortunately the third Applcon in the
Pegger collection provides the Ability to
assign automatic processing to specific direc-
tories. As a result any software can load (peg
fifes regardless of whether the package sup-
ports the format.
Better sEilk the same software will now
also have developed the ability to write Jpeg
fifes. In truth the software is exactly a* before,
but thanks to Snoop set-up, Pegger will now
keep a constant watch on a predefined com-
pression directory.
As a result any IFF 24* beading for this
directory will bo intercepted by IVgger and
automatically compressed with to a prede-
fined ratio and saved out with the appropri-
ate file appends.
As for decompression, the format L* pretty
similar, with 3\?gger jumping in to- convert A
Jpeg info any on*- of the formats mentioned
above whenever a file is requested - regard-
less of which package is trying to bad the file.
It's even possible fo assign the automatic
compression and decompression to the same
directory'. A* a result programs like Imagine
could save 24 bits to the directory - which
would then be intercepted and converted to
[pegs while DPaint could lo&d the newly
created I peg f ile, at which point Pegger
would intercept once more transforming the
Jpeg to a Ha mft. DCTV or N T 24.
Aside from a brief pause during the com-
version pmces\, Pegger'e LntervenMan is com-
pletely transparent. Aiul courtesy of ils fairly
minima] system requirements it can be left in
the background to convert the output of ray
tracers and modellers automatically.
■
A* fur a final analysis, it's hard to com-
plain about a unique package which offers a
fust and reliable cure for the problem of 24-bit
storage. Aside form the slight hug which is
already under repair Pegger is the ideal util-
ity for the Amiga's 24- hit generation of artists
and animators,
Supplier: Ramiga International
Price: C75.95
Tel: 0782 398840
Ease of use: 8
Implementation: &
Value for money: 5
Overall: 7
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Edutainment
Mmdscope have just released □ new Mono
till? on the Amigo. Mark? is Missing camhmes
?he much-lowed world af the £upe j Maria Bros
jdMuugh Amiga owners won't admit itj with
essential educotiortd print pies.
Mindscape say rfiat hi o truly interactive
video game thol enquiring young minds will
just love! fe*. despite Mindscope's apparent
lock of knowledge about ‘‘kids' * 1 today, Mario
is Missing is designed to help Sc ids aged seven
aid vpwpfd to esplore and uisderstond wadd
gt&grapby in □ fresh, bn and Fascinating
way.
Tlie evil Bowser bas kidnapped Mario and
his liiardly henchmen are sheafing die wodd's
treasured artefacts. In their quesl to rescue the
stocky Italian plumber, kids wilt travel ihe
world exp' ore exotic latch on i. team to mas-
ter maps, compass directions, foltow toules
and collect vital dues,
Mario is Missing contains 0 magical mil o ;
music, animation. 2& and 3D graphics and o
Feast of interactive photos, facts, maps and
data. Il provides on excellent inltoduchon to
rhe skills ntcommended within ffie Notional
Cunkulum for Geography.
You will need O minimum of iMb to run
Mono is Missing, till cost you £29.^9 and
should be cm the shop shelves now.
Going for Gold
US Gold hove beaten the industry's lop pbven to win
sate rights to produce and distribute worldwide the
only official compote* game for the I 7th Olympic
Winter Games LiBehanwner 1 99 A in Norway.
The Sinrnrpgharri -based firm, pact of (he CenlreGdd
home ertiertoinment empire, secured this - one of the
industry's most sought after catlracls - following the
success of Otympk Gold, their official game af the
Barcelona ’PS Summer Olympics, which recently
lapped £30 million worth of sales.
The new game will be for up to four players and
will available in eight languages. It will show M
opening and closing ceremoritcs, authentic caune w
venue design, three difficulty levels. Olympic/ wane
records, male/female opponents, map screens ®c
animation sequences linking events.
Winter Gaines ‘94 will lecture ten events include
downhill, dalwn f super slalom, hlalhlon, short trad
super G, ski jump, bob sleigh und luge. The hen :
Chrrslma* release date and is expected to be a
seller ihrooghaut 1 994 r mirroring the success r*
Olympic Gold.
Viva revolution!
It has token the combined talents of □ top comic
book author and award-winning nrif&t, and a
leading development team responsible for a rev-
olutionary and critically acclaimed adventure, to
create Virgin’s Beneath a Steel Sty.
Dave Gibbon a! Watchmen and
Batman vs Predator fame, aod
j Ravalulion, the people behind the
innovative Lure c-l the Temptress, are
the two folenls concerned, and are jointly
responsible lor the wedd's first computer- based
animated comk book advenlure.
Revolution hove rewritten the virtual theatre
etvgine used to drive lyf e of iho Temptress. As 0
result, Bsnaath a Steel Sky’s interface is less
menu driven and simplicity itself to use.
Characters m the game hove believable per-
socialities and neoci to events depending upon
the situation.
With ewer 1 00 different locations, Steel Sty
is mare than twice the a of Lure ed the
Temptress, Do vc- Gibbons has provided the
contlully craved, digitised comic art whkh sets
ho game apart ham other adventures
His decodfi'S 0 f experience in the comic
bock field have helped Revolution create 0 fee
unlike any elher adventure. Dave has also wri-
ters and illustrated 0 scene-letting comk hook
to accompany the package.
Dave commented on his link with Virgin's
adventure: Tm always interested in telSing sto-
ries in words and pictures amd Beneath 0 Sleel
Sky s$ like en interactive story wish animated
pklures, H seems to be □ vory log cal avduiion
of storytelling ”
Said Revolution Director Charles Cecil;
"With Benealh a Sleel Sky we spenl a year
designing it before any programming was
done. During that year Dave Gibbons taught us
a lot.
"W| believed lhat combining our $l;i Is
could produce something really special, some-
thing ground-breaking, and it has. Beneath 0
Oavt Gibbons busy at work Ofi Sttfl Shy artwork
SOPH# of Oaves, finished artwork
Sleel Sky incorporoies techniques and gc - -
play design that ng-one has done before. W : -ti
not trying to creole reality We‘rp creek"
style.'
Beneath a Steel Sky available r>aw fa’ 3 ' i
I Mb Amigos, although a special A 1 200 -r j
sion is also on the cards ,
Cutey cools out
Cod Spd it in lerwn and according to Virgin he is the coolest, most con^dtobte ond slickest animated
character ever seen on any computer or console system.
Cod Spot's friends hove been caughi and caged by a bod dude with a stupid IwirCul called, ahem
Wild Wicked Wily Will The red rind raurt:J spot must of course -rescue all his diurni - cue a cutesy
platform romp
The star of ihe show wafts, runs, bapt, hangs loose., bamces, climbs ond sli 1 finds time to dust him’
self dawn, clean his shades ond ploy wilh his ycryo.
The uncoal characters lhat attack Cool Spot on hi* travels are no less wd I drawn and animated -
homr.ii crabs that go wild when they bs# their shells and manic mice who thud chalky cheese at the
rotund platform hero to menhon [usJ two.
The game lealur« ' I stunning levels plus & bonus stages set inikle a big bottle of (iiry pop. The
ximilax scrolling scenery is so huge, smood% detailed and coburfjl then your eyK will fmd it hard to
>:lieve that they haven't died and gone to heaven.
Tkifs wha! Virgin reckon anyway, but find out for yoursehes, os Cool Spot is out now.
Keeping on top of Hie fast-moving Amiga games world
'ensure \
Gileemed Ryder Cup
Ryder Cup Golf brings you os close os
you con get to the real thing without wear
ing o colourful jumper and getting very wet,
itfod graphic ore supposed to be so
that you con o-most smell the freshly mown grass ond beor the rustle
branches in the wind
e
oi your do I i sweeps
smoothly across ihe 3D
□ndscapfc
Realism is ensured
using q sopfmlkated ball ^ J
control system which allows * — — ]
pinpoint accuracy fo^ every \ .. i
swing. This doesn't mean that
play es easy and the three courses are packed full of bunkers ana various other tough
hazards,
Ryder Cup Golf will arrive on your shop shelves very soon and there will be A12G0
2 nd CD32 versions too
Ho-ho-ho! More stuff- in than
your Cliristmois roast
REVIEWS • REVIEWS • REVIEWS
Micro-Machines — 128
Simon puls on his Santo surf and goes Micro mini chasing
in this table tap race caper from Codemosters
S pa c 0’ H ulk 2 0
in space no one can bear you stream, well that's what they said in
A Hen... will the same be true of Electronic Arts sci-fi RPG conversion?
QfdFtliKi i
I M I H 1191 k I'V I I i 4 * # + t f I I I ™
No not Ziggy, it's an oil dancing, ail singing new
version of that arcade rock classic Asteroids
Combat Air Patrol 134
Jonathan gives his helmet o scrub with the eld wire brush, jumps
aboard his spangly jet and flies right into occupied territory
Wonderdog ..136
Woof, bark, growf and pout /onafrbcm gives ofd ifiep a
bom ofhi$ awn in Core Design t iatest canine coper
Dreamlands 138
Storm Master, Jshor ond Transantico have ail been bundled together,
and await you under a pine tree in your local games emporium
Overkill — ...140
More Minds cape mindless may hem as
defender gets the 90s treatment
Alfred Chicken... 142
He's not the Christmas roast , ond he certainly isn't a member
of parliament, but he is the chicken whose kickin'
Cardiaxx . .. ■ ■ ■ ....... ■ .... ■ ..... ■ . - .... - ....... ............ ■ . 1 ^1^1
Sheer heart attack in another budget
stocking hfler from Team 17
CD32 Update 148
Whof 's fresh in the worid of Commodore s
new love c hi/d for the festive period
REGULARS • REGULARS • REGULARS
Drawing boards Zoo! 2 ...146
the ninja from the nth dimension s getting ready
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just get m your way when you 1 ?* racinq
A nyone who wafches their bo* to any
great extent can't possibly help watth-
ing the- averts, that accompany your 1
dose of soaps.
Last Christmas one of the many lays to take the
Mlish public by storm were the Micro Machines.
This range of miniature vehicles, were billed as
derailed models of the genuine article yat small
eno^h to fit on your littfe fin jer.
i here day? where there’s any scape to market
a P™focl "further, you can be I your bottom dbllor
thar the companies responsible will Guess what,
rbis is precisely whef happened with the Micro
nmga.
"hey first appeared with jubilant applause on
formats *ike trie Sega Mega Drivo. Ngw after o
lang wa.-| MM has decided to materialise on the
Amiga,
Being g product originally deigned for brrnats
like the Mogp Drive, Miicro bos a very conscfe style
to it. When you first glance at ir, Micro Mathias
looit fairfy paar in clarion to what trie Amiga is
capabfeuf,
Howsvet, just because the -graphics or* of o
fairfy simple nature it doesn't mean to &ay that trie
gome bnl highly ptayahte This is definitely the
ta» with thu Idle, The sprites are smaN and the
sound doeyi' t stretch the Airuga at all, bul it is
damn playable.
Micro Machines- is one of those gomes that
Twlly doew'l have much of □ plot or much back-
ground, its rtame is very simple.
So having to wnte about it is guile tough, I
mean I coula sum up the enrire scenario in about
hve words- It s. c rodng gam* feolun^ the Micro
It's been a storming success on just about
every console format and now it's making
its racing debut on an Amiga near you
Mochirws (wdl OK. so if vn* eight words] . &j< |
can't do this because it would be a v#ry blank
page and yours tmly would be back in the queue
with she other miHicm!
Al right, there is sfightfy more to et than has
been mentioned thus for, so wifhoul any Further
digression let's Spat iPod.
Micro Machine* puts you in the liny dhving seat
sf a wide variety of different jniniarura vehicles.
These vary from power boots through to combat
tanks, Formula One Grand Prix cars and
helicopters.
Now straight sway you're probobly jumping to
the sane eonduston most do,, that this is nothing
new r tr race around fre old tarmac in cars cmd
bod* viewed from the top.
EM this ii where you're wrong because the
main novsfly aspect to Micro Machines are fha
tracks, Rcrthei limn your typrcQi’ road scenario, +e
courses are set over such ihings as breakfast
tobies . bathtubs, wpribencfies and porches.
Sounds odd but it works a treat. It's redly u^y
on'ertoinmg having to guide your dune buggy
around 0 trade composed of Rice Krispito, avoitf-
S the bean* end trying your hardest noi to skid
the lode cfoth into oblivion. In total there are
?.-■ iracks and *Wre oft mode up of as silly things
ns the above,
As far 01 who you race ogaiiist on 4 >ese csred
(surreal - gel ii b!ks?J tracks, there’s a full compfe-
rmti of cartoony style character* to choose from
There ore two types d races you can empe'e
m, The first is a four com^itor-frrihwaund fhe-
\::wk affair end the second is a two player head
to j heod.
Obviously in both types of race you race
agomst eiiber computer opponent* or a chum of
ytxir choice.
Really no amount d wards will ever be gfcJe to
justify Micro Machinas - the prod b i n Hig pfay^
frig. It's simple in dta™ simple in the graphic
department, but highly playable and highly
addidive
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inee Space Hull? drifted il5 wcty into the
Gomsr jgkx> [if S grim (his lima of year up
northf, ifi meowed a fair amount of alto 1.
(ion,
A* wo crouched around &e fire fce odier night
dimming lades, I drifted into a slimier and
dreamed we w^e all space marine.,.
There we w(#e f a letHp : squad of terminators
aboard ihe Space Hull,, our mission to destroy ifce
genesteofef s before deadline,
Our mission briefing commenced, with a
morale- boo&liag message from I he emperor,
Bloomers
'Affer you've eorrisd those bo*es over to the
sib I'd like you to infiltrate iho Space hMk awf ter-
dreaded ¥
enemy
minote lfa>
briefing
Sihing there, quaking tn my oversized Burtons
spocesuil. my expression drooped further as our
squad feode* continued his briefing.
* Right, we've go! no choice, it's our job
Anyone who complains, I'll personally take out lo
the Fighting tree ond beat seven shades out of
ihem, so no whinging, let's gel on wiish ii Any
comments?"
From die comer of the room a timid herd slow-
ly broke the line of stooped heads H was technical
officer Colon, tumbling os he &pcke.
*1 Jtiii it would be a good idea if we wwe all o
bit quieter. * he MvzS, adjusting his fbofeKWiS
shoulder band.
before wsyone could dommefit he was floored,
Gladiators are
you ready?
Terminators
\Jmtiil ni' Marine Chapter* heve Iwnwator
iiiiti. Usually cd they've been passed
down the ages and ore covered in the &C 0 fS
3 f bottle . Only the best marines are
beslrswed the honour ed unrig the armour.
AJe^g with this honour comes extra train-
ing and irivdive technology for bottle. All
soils contain Me support systems, bio-scon-
ner- entray scanners oul 0 sensocs and
Ofne$teolers
a ! i tji.ro r o> teeth ond clows, the
G ns:* . cu r i . thfl- perfect biological killer,
fhe kncrW no fear and feel no remorse
i, A hciv^ duo prime directive; to multiply
C.id MirVTre
one fatal blow from hard ex-con Dozza Biggs. I
gulped hard and quidJy storied moving boxes
with my Gomer c ottwgue Biff
[ don't recoil how long we lumped portals into
the sib, but [hat's dream* far you, lime seemed on
impossible quantity la measure, everyth ng. became
bansiiKent ond before I knew it we wefe ossem-
bbd cfl the main enhrance lo the Hulk.
The hardest, fine*! sol of vnqrinu this side of
Macclesfield ond me I eyed ihem one by orve,
looking into ha steely pit of heir ™cmt pupils.
iih psydhfl-
$quc»d leader Ste-Vee, a veteran wil
pr:4iic tendencies. Big Oxzie. second in command,
a huge beOSl of a man and not to be trifled with,
Buttux, o brutal individual with masochistic tender
cies towards the young or nfirm
Then come Dana Biggs, wonted in bur sepa-
rate star systems far fefanfas against the slate.
Next in line Choans Morse, who wears a sound
system in battle and goes into a bbod letting fren-
zy to the sound of a b&ne-cranehing piano line.
Following him, A- Own, whose voyeuristic desires
hod led him to take vid- shots of oil the canwge -
friend or Fae.
As Biff (who* by far th* youngest]! and myself
teak our places in line, we e*d>an ged □ nervous
glance and waited.
DARK RECESSES
The sdence was, abruptly broken ny the dulcet
bads of Ste-Vee
‘Biff, Clays, lead the auouIlT
I iwdlowed hand and nervously cocked the fa-
ing pm on my Bolter. Its sound resonated around
the Hulk litre the drop of the hangman's noose,
cold ond final
The doon of the bulk slid opm and 0 cab wind
biff# at ovf visors SWluneoudy we both gulped,
then stepped forward into the gloomy he I Itght,
i it j’ * it Lr_L.ii !_ L.:iLj
ihaki-ng Seeing the bight in our petrified ayes the
other* laughed, and taunted us ns we switched Id
radio contact only.
Amid the noise of the intercom abuse, the oth
era fall back and we expbred rtw dark reottSfl* of
the con-idor. It smelted, the stench of cfadh linger-
ing on the mouldy walls,
Ahead, a bend in she possogo (rd the
prospect of trouble We don’t want to
mowe but we must. Every mu sch and fibre
in our bodies lacked auf with tension,
teeing us not to proceed farther, but there's
ng choice
The corner looms, ike trigger finger
shakes nervously and ayes burn jMo the \
darkness wordhing For shapes Then bom
nowhere, e screech cpwJ it's on you, violating
yOu-r ipocs Four cWed arms scratching
□nd tearing with m remorse We scroom but it s
to no avail.
A red hue deepen* over my sleep end suddenly
fm drawn from Lady Mcspbine's world, dumped
in bent of a hasty monitor in th* Gumer iglso.
jQur
iet of likely
lads, tooled:
up lo Ihi
toeth
Rising to my fed !'m suddenly filled will
iyd the foolisahan that ihi* rtoom has given
pg dn mlroduction which both: sets fl>e seen?
shows some of the atmosphere that jpucc
generotes.
Based loosdy on the ral^ploying warn
Hulk is set in a future wadd , bng after me
developed wurp drive and explored the hr
the void.
The game gets Hs name ham the bunk
for oil missions, the Space Hvlks These
ghost ships ore the result of cross currents in
wonp drive which left them trapped.
These abandoned nightmares hn long
th* baw af the Empire as they have became
breeding ground tor the Gsiesteala*
The first thing to say obaut Space Hulk ii
ir'i q vefy indepth gome, fe the nqrmd
got into the action* Fashion I jfumped Might
one of the mission reHinga. Needless to soy \
corTrpaign lasted abou* 1 5 seconds , with oil
the termiuolons hewing eaten space vacuum
m staring blankly art »he screen, listening to
haunting loafing tone.
Never has it be*n so irtiperaliw to iil
mmm
□ control screen, where teom orders can be given.
Here kom olfow you fo order your squad rawm-
bars to move, open and cfos^ doors, and mast
importantly, pvtocwo tire.
Another feature is averwatife mod*. Thi-s adds
an etfra dimontlOfl of intelligence to your team
and should he treated ns a d-afavlt mode for
moving.
for example, when one of your mannas n to
lowing your orders uftd somettimg attach him, it
would be qvilo natural far him lo read - over-
watch iifplemeots fek for you auhomolicnlty
Obviously wife five or even ten marines at your
disposal, planning and Orders can toko quite a
while, so o freeze lime facility «s raided
Unfortunately for you, freeze lima is lim-led so
you can' Hake a fight year deliberating over strafe-
** ^gnuol and stedy it. In fact, in Space Hulk
m ?wc to peruse and they Ve wo I worth a
“st olio contains an m-deplh tutoria
JWi compceWirvely guides you through
3£*ci of control and lad ks.
h- - z r it runs off two mom screens, both of
mr< : r & accessed by your Favour! ta pal the
k The main man fflfltoins 3D windows of
irj mm jnd on overhead scanner view.
» among cursor
^ra m five windows in all. the largest being
mm -srfroi one which normally contains. the char-
\m* you wish to control. This isn’t to &ay that con
sr i passable within fee feuf im erfar windows,
control is easier lo
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Itamanl and Firir,g within fee graphic wiri-
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ipxi ton within fee window. At the edges of fee
ir ■. it mov&i you m fee relative direcNan to its
and m a more central position is changes
a crosshair qnd fires your weapon
f to (ha nature of Space Hull cud the ipeed
- :h the Gifelfeofori shade, a number at
m asgical apSiOfti have been implemented
I dking an fee right mouse button when the
mr^ n an the overhead scunner iraufon you to
Once you’ve established how to control Space
Hulk, is becomes a fairly almosffeeric, addictive
title, All right, is drags nasi of its inspiration from
Aliens, but it’s for you to decide whether feol’s a
good thing or not.
Mgs! of fee Hulks are very similar in style and
fee graphics aren't feat well rendered. However,
they're eff estiva enough and coupled with the
moody soundtrack give enough o“ on overall
effect.
The moin problem wife Space Hulk is that il
foully is difficult The Gawstoalers move quicker
then Sooty would do if Hairy Oorbef s hand was
cryptically frozen This makes far long periods
of A^re&iion and desperation, until you master
haw to defeat them effectively.
Far worse though is the umognl d d r sk access
ing you have to go fefouef’ and the fact feat fee
program isn’t hard drive installable
You ffligh* feint -m being pedantic, but otter
me seventh mission failure it Claris to grate □ hltfe,
You“ve spsit o tod d 45 seconds getting annihi-
lated and 35 minxes disk swooping lo the sound
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Btardust
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D t> yov remember the mrty duys af conv
pder games? Da you r^emiber a poiiic-
ulorwir^framed arcade- cum-pub classic.
Asteroids?
There wgn'l be many who haven > seen some or
other version of this landmark in the annals of schft^
ware history. 3 We vwid memories of entering my
Iccai havefn in an attempt io da bottte wish wire
framed UFOs and the onlines of large chunks uf
rock.
fliis was mo mean taut os to play my favourite
stond-abne piece ol high technology, I hod to get
pass die disconcerting eyes at the landlord.
The length* ig which this reviewer went to as a
young fmjm jolt to satiate his desire for electronic
mayhem were gusto disturbing.
Preparation would begin some five days before
my $hcky coinage got anywhere near the sld of the
machine. The gcken rule was to appear mahiTe;
this wos perfected by exercising a light regime of
noi shaving.
No matter how much the scratching and itching
persisted, shaving must be avoided, With this in
mind, it was imperative to avoid the cal who would
Inevitably lick my bum- Huff off
Preparation also involved stealing Dad's after-
shave, saving school dinner money (expenses] and
iving my boyish anatomy as much room as passr
e to keep my veke os bw as was feasibly achiev-
able - tight pants were detin itely a no m
Before all she planning, felt in place, the big
night would be upon me, Approaching the bar sur-
reptitiously, with oil the swagger and poi&e ol some-
one al least IS, I would oreser my p%nl of insipid bit
ter, then disappear off to the arcade machine, not
even touch ihe beer and regress to the mental age of
a Icwr-year-Eld, blasting to my heck's content.
Ii/I ihd was then and Ihii is now, and the indus-
try has come a long way. However. i( seem* that the
Amiga is about to be pushed the* lifllo bit further by
Finnish programmers &taodhouse
Published wider the Daze umbrella, Stardust is a
spectacular version d the old Asteroids theme. TW
bas£ object is to dfear the screen at w toroids, and
enemies white collecting nil the bonuses and
i
power-ups
White it's a very simple game in essence, there ii
c liny sub-plot An evil prafessor has taken it upon
himself to destroy ihe gafaxy in its entirety
ad kidnap the beautiful princess Voi,
Io this end be has cunningly dis-
guised his top agents as meteors which
he's dispatched to goon Ihe rampage.
You play the do-gooding chisel*
chinned hero in your big manly pointy space ship,
wlso&e task it is to blow everything to pieces.
OK, sa there' s the pb which really is
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if yuu ri 1 wondering whferi til#
spaceship is r it's under that grey
blob which acts as your she* Id
Oh dw, rfs a death flying robot
drone fhi ngy- Nasty looking things,
hot wonderfully ray-tracc dl
By jabbing the spacebar during
gavneploy you can call up the
weapons selection SCrttfl
Let's fake a stroll down
memory lane and
look at this Swedish
Asteroids done which
has received a
complete lick of
90s paint
dental; the mein thing
the fi ocdies jm we shall now call
them) have been screaming about is that Stu-dusl
pushes the Amiga through new boundaries in
gvaphkd capobdiHes
lly is purely inci- They've employed u ray tracing technique as
/s
Hfi
s
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yet unknown in the worfd of home comput-
ers. Stardust also uses 32 colours in the overscan
mode The programme has token 0 full year to
complete and much of its hi-tech development is
down to Blockhouse's chief programmer. He was
formally responsible for the development of Retd
3 D, possibly the bed my tracing packages avail*
dble on the Amiga.
Playwite, there are dozens of Asterods-looka
like levels to do buttle in, Alter the successM clear-
ance of each planet, yau play 0 sife-game os you
travel to your next destination
This, is one of the most impressive routines ever
to run on the Amiga and really does push its cir
Cuiti to the limit.
IK& 0 (cat rolling, mega- scrolling shooKem-i^p
hlitz which left all of vs completely tpga, Realty
the screenshot don' I do this aspect ct Stardust pry
justice - playing is betiding.
The otbff great thing is thot it comes al the bar ■
gain price of Tld. 99 . though it' s nol u budget litte
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having conquered he first t\t itagei you Ik e the end -or- level guardian
any means,
irdust is going
Asterad done lor the Amiga. It's visually briHiu-1,
sounds great and ploys superbly
The idea's a simple one, but works very effec-
tively and at this bargain price^ Stardust is unmiss
able. Now, you really can shaw off to oil your
mates who awn combtes. . .
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Psy gnosis's new
flight sitn looks
like their best
product for a long
while. Jonothan
Maddock adjusts
his flaps and takes
a look
f ypy utter the word PsygrKisis you‘>l more
I T you urrer me worn rsytposis nw=! yuu *i inyic
often dhal- not get someone saying "oh, that
company from tivenpool who did Lemrings^,
Lemcnings is a dassic piece of software, but
unfortunately il has dwarfed PsygnoSii os o
CCfTipCFVy,
Ovw tee yean, *tygnwi hove pcodirr^H lame
of the best and masl ground-breaking games
you're Mf lively to see, Shadow of Ihe Beosi, The
Killing Gome- Show, Ameur-Geddon, lemmmgs,
Hired Gun* - the lid is e*vdless.
Fee o while though, everything went a bit eslray
with the releoies of Ork. Loander, Cytron,
AquflYuniura, and Air Support: Every dngle one
was a bit of a stinker and i? baked o$ though the
Psyggies were simply biding thoif lime unti the
leleusu at Lemmings ?.
I am new proud to announce the m-bunch of
Liverpool^ fmesi software house
In production at ihe moment are Second
Samurai, Microcosm and Armaur-geddon 2. The
first off the production line & Combol Air «totrgl
Shorp eyw! readers will notici that we actually
reviewed ii almost seven months ago,, but then il
wck struck by production problems and the game
designer decided to make same improvements
Gambol Air Partral ii now in ihe shops, so we
felt il was only bir to review it for new moderi
who
around
GFtd those who might hove missed it lifil hms
The gome is. □ fright Emulation accurately based
□•-□und the f-1 A Tomcat and rh# F 18 Hamel, ond
to top it oil off it’i set in the lime of the Gull War
Ihe primary objective is ihe explosion of enemy
farce* bom within the pre invasion boundaries of
Kuwait. Thu where #ir- rpm starts to muc reality
with fantasy os vuu tokf control of ihe coalition
fcfces ill up to you ius1 hr>w impdrlcnl ony follow-
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Motmully it's the locket rotm f but here i
the ham-ir'i where the laiH .idjml their
nrea^ofiery
op meases will be once the Ircqis hove pul : ed out
of Kuwait - if you monag*: to get that for 1
You may decide teat the codifcn forces should
canlmus ■she retaliation up to the point where Iraq
iiself pi invaded and ihe fleeing forces
^neutralised", Il is entirely up to the individual
Aivjtear objective in any re -invasion scenario
would have to he Soddam Hussein himself and
Combat Air FalToi includes potols where you might
just have a chance to and his I fe
Before you start the Gul l war campaign you
musl tom raise yottndf with the two pine* you'll
be using depending upon which mission you
happen la be Hying
This can be done in twa ways The first is to
select a (raining mode, which allows novice and
experienced pilots to hne-tuna Hheir ski lls in a loroe
number of areas, Flight tram me and weapons
Irmnmg agamst both ab and ground targets are
off eng to tost end practise your skills in all ureas
of combat
The second way is the single mission option
which allows an «nd*V'du^ plane ogainM o single
feMHted target Both aif ond yabnd attacks are
available nllhough your role an □ mission will
depend on whn:h type of mission you selected
There ore S 3 missions to choose bum to test cut
your skills os a pilot. These range from train
;.«E nR C "• *
busting to runway strafing lo Scud ^ i
Whichever you decide upon you con gi
that if i pocked full pi adion.
Onae you've mastered the flying techmioje
can start he full campaign which is what
Air Patrol is all about, die campaign, seciicr
loo lengthy to go into major diflnils about, bur
basically take ovor the role a* Ni
Schwa rtetopf os well as Hying youf two plants
bahla. This section is terrifyi^ly realistic gre
keep you going for months on end*
&ul the best port of lbs game has to r-
artual flight simulation where you get the che- _* \
ieap into a Fd 8 or F-1 4 and dedane war y
^semy.
A& yov enter ihe cockpit, you see the ct
arvd in^rument panels, the Otfllide wodd,
tho cockpit widows, and the HUD i,Heg^
Display) upon wh-ch some flighl and all
nformolion is displayed.
Because there ore two plan®, you haw? to
whai rh&y do. Both the Tomcat and the H*
shore □ number of controls and instrumenb
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si your cockpit
■ - vsnrid br ony aircraft These instruments,
me as altimeters and speed (indicators, may
-r '0r be displayed in q slighlly d^f I e ren l"
often using o variation upon a standard
pnrt
■roq'i bore you will hundreds of fiddly Wo
s abend the game, but will instead answer this
ayesacn: Whui mokes Combat Air Patrol d Fterenl
- : oeter than all die otar flight sims avdkible
market?
.Vdl, far starters Combat Air Poted doesn't
:*r« or tad like another ileghi sim. Even after iue. 1
nt go il seems (nesh. niw and exeihng ond puts
cne others to shame
~^ere o many nice touches, such as the radb-
s allows can tact with the a if base and other
--sndiy uoit? who keep you informed of campaign
Mfih as they unfold "his is very well done and
-^rly redislie and ft's all thanks la a few -som pies.
graphics, are particularly impressive with
□me brillianl views, sikN, 0$ the fly -pas! view
-- :K literally l asm your breath away every time
ci- turn ilon.
lie views are worth matron mg because you
-**r to be able to look at your aircraft and others
karn just about any ang^e imaginable,
lie outside graphics ore perhaps a b 1 sparse,
-V ^pcse-thal's because they're lighting ift the
^sert where only can^b- ortd huts exist
persondly think that some flight 51ms are a bit
I wontter why its called the combed view - is it because
the pilot brushes rt before he looks at it?
Ofie *f tbi mifif stunning-external shots - always a lot
better than an internal view!
stuffy and far loo lechnkaJ for their own good,, but
Combat Air Poirol has been a pleasant surprise.
The manual is nice and easy to reoc and
cones complete with a &heei wiih numbered
tai&tructicm& an how to fight in the air, shoot things
gn the ground and more imporantiy how to lake
off! One of the most -impressive factort h® to be
the speed and smoothies at which Combat Air
Patrol rum. I played it on die A 1 200 . bui it wai
just as impressive on the A 5 Q 0 I couldn't find
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The Grumman F- 1 4, ar Tgmcai, was devdoped eh a no-compnomise multi-purpose fighter
□irerafl. During years of service throughout the world, il ftas become the backbone of the US
Navy fighter capability because of its outstanding performance! in al areas of aerial combat
It is powered by tw$ General Electric F I 1 0 engines which accelerate the aircraft up to □
speed of 1,360 mph Imoch 2 3|, making straight-line 1 ' performance comparable to any
lighter aircraft in the wertd.
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conceived to tail I u mulN-purpose attack /fighter rale which could also meet US
Navy specifications.
It ulillres two General Electric specifications augmenied lurbofam which
Oulpul 32 ,OtK 3 lbi/thrusl offering maximum spsed cqpobihhei of ',200 mph at
altitude
The lesrne wing area, strengthened and widened fuselage lallowing far a
larger luei payloadl ond redesigned ovkhio pay Ifdjule to the naval origins of
theF-10, megniiw increased range anc lake off/lmdi^ capobilihes,
11 also allows Hve F - 1 & greater self-sufficiency m the field and pb lily to carry
an extensive miisde payload,
fault with it, and as a reviewer if 5 not often then I
find 0 '’perfect' gome, I could drone an and on
lor hours about Combat A r Rated, espeda ly m
I'm not normally the type of person to really be
impressed by thts sort of gome, hut suffice to say
that Combd Air Patrol is □ bit 5pecid r and flight
fanatics should dhedt it out immediately
Psygnosis have starred on ihe road io
recovery o^d 4iEi is just the ki^d of game that
will make the likes of MicroRra&e shake in their
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the flight sim of me
year and comes
^eommendfld tor
flight ym expert and oegmnei at ke.
If s tasl, tun onO highly addic live . A
worthy &amw Gold winner!
Publisher >■ Psygnosis
Dev&lapaf > Maverick Simulations
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I Chu-cL lack as one of your favourites.
Churle Rock, which wos created by Core
Design, was o playful romp trough the
prehistoric ages,
the game's graphics fens cut, They were
dfpwn rn o very cartoon-like style but still man-
aged la look good on if e monitor screen. The ani-
mation wps lop-ncfoh and you found yourself dis-
playing cheesy grin after cheesy grift at fe slap-
stick antics of Chuck and hi* enemies.
Mr Rode proved to he a big seller for Core
Design, and they are pinning feir hopes mi feir
next game to do fe same. Wonder Dog is a con-
version from rt certain ccfee machine colled die
Mega CD (hence the naimet], but don't lei that put
you off!
This the point of the review when? we turn into
^deernory for g few brief paragraphs. Are you sit-
ting! comfortably children? Goad, fen I shall
in
General Von UuHbon® ond bis layol army of
vicious dog troopers csre swiping, och ieving total
cfyslol biue waters ond ihfci is
where Wonder Dog must begin
hit bask training, On this first
lev^i aur doggy chum is
plpgued by all manner of dan-
gerous creatures, Fluffy bun-
nies, swooping dyclcs r spiky
hedgehogs ersd wily foxes ore
oil out to stop him in his pame.
The pgp with the floppy eors
must collect -as many of fe
bonuses and po^er-ups as
possible in order la |F
increase his scare ond §
more imp&fianlly gain
exSTo I iwf.
On hss "wo Hies',
Wonder Dog will find
various items that he
Can pkk up, These
include wings for ener-
gy, jewels that will give
him extra points, bones
(if he collects IOC 1 he
Woof
Bark!
Doggy
platform
fun courtesy
of Core Design.
Get down, Shep!
M
galack domination sin their wake.
As the enemy approaches fe tranquil planet
Wl
gets an extra life],
whirlwinds for fen-
K9, o young pup is haslity in-jeded with fe tap
secret "wonder^ serum and launched into space in
o bone capsule.
Crashing to earth light years later, Wonde
Dog must mature and develop his fighting skills by
evels, gatoir
completing fe Mvsn perilous levels, gaining fe
required combat skills and defeating adversaries
in order to return and save his planet from
onrhilafoa
That concludes Gamer jfgdtanory far today,
but 1 II II be bock next week wih the second part
to the story, to be read by top TV ferny man and
game show fe$t L« Dwsnis.,,
The action starts at Bunny Hep Meadow. The
meadow is full of gro^ posluteSj clear skies and
term invincibility and
smileys which reveu
hidden platforms
ihol toad to secret
bonus levds.
Wonder Dog
is a good lilile
pldarmer, bus is
by no means a
classic. The
graphics ore
magnificent,
wonderfully
drawn and
well animated
Tho mid and end-of-level
bosses are massive md ogam
hewe been sketched to perfec-
tion.
The tunes are heavily
loaded with a irerrendous h I
of bass playing and at no-
paint do you fed like reach-
ing fot she volume switch to
tom it down, Actual in-game
sound effects are very sparse,
bin those which ore in fere
ore more fen lufficenl.
Wonder Dog is going
to be one of those
platformers that will
either interest or mhr
riafo you. Some
gamers might not
He fe control sys-
tern because as times
it's quite finicky ond
you seem to fal G’f
platforms through
no fault of your
own. The controls
for me though were
just fine and simply
added 1o fe chal-
lenge d fe game
Core's pfoh
former is enframe
ly hard ond the
later levels ore
rat for fe faint
hearted or the
beginner.
Won-der Dag
will lost you
guit-e a while,
but it is not fon-
iostically different from any other cutesy plo h
former.
So in the end, recommended far dedicate;
platform followers only, whkh is a shame because
this is the best looking platformer I've ployed ir
ages
Maybe with a bit of extra feught placed in fe
gomeptay department it could 1 ve appealed mare
but it turns out nothing more than an average
romp.
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may be , cut If
playability isn’t fen
then all the graph cs
in the waiid won r save 1h# day, One
tor the dedicated platform freaks
only, i think,
Publisher * Core Dessgn
DeveLoper > in-hOHl*
Disks > 2
Price > £2£.9^
HD install > N/A
Sue > I meg
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He’s screaming pace notes above The shriek ot the engine.,, you're pushing it
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You're strapped into one of the Jive rally-bred supercars, speeding in the exact
tracks oi Ihe '93 Rally leaders. Each car handles differently. Each tests your
diwtng skills flat out
You're picking up vital seconds when you hang a bend late, dip a bank and
flip into a roll - damage your car and you dent your chances.
It's Ihe sequel to the top-selling RAC Rally game. But the sound's even more
deafening, the digitised video graphics even more in your face tor an
atmosphere that's totally turbo -charged.
Flying around the world's toughest rally course i$ one thing. Slaying on earth
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pafiMr*, In mis Qf c ade/ ilroiegy gome you get to
^p 1 ' J i ham§«. iht power of the winds Ithai'i begging far
m himv : c schoolboy-type pun) sn the land af Eolsa as you
|ri •MjfiC'’ f f. .. strive to become the Storm Master,
■ ■- Eohn j$ in constant conflict with its twin island,
Shorkaonia, where the winds are the metiers of
natural hnrmqrty, The r£.a%rj(i far ttR war hctl beftfi
— ■ — » ■ forgotten long age so you'd Sbink they d just shake
" one make up. but that wouldn't r telly matt □ good
computer product.
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bundle from Silmarils
days pro. Your fjud is la loo* and oestray the seven enemy cities and thus cause
the fail of Shark e-anio,, but Hie only snog is that your enemy is trying to do the
same ia you.
Although ii U an attade and a
strategy gome, the emphasis h on
ihe Ictiw The graphics cm: acirqunte
enough and the sound is reasonable,
if you like tins type of ejame then i
suppose you might have already
bought it. but if you haven't then
you'll he satisfied with ii in the
compilation.
if you don't like Hies type of th ing
then there's, no harm in chucking it
straight In the bin g n d comrenlTohftg
on ihe other I wo Far superior
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Ishar 4 regarded by many as one af the
Finest RPGs you can buy for the Amiga
and was given generous marks by various
computer magazines. This Silmarils odven
hire is heavily influenced by Dungeon
Waster, but that isft's such a bod thing.
The graphics are perhops some of the
finest seen in an RPG and redly give the
whole product a polished and profession!!
Fed
The action centres around the exploits
af □ band of five brave and heroic oaven^
lurers as they try to kill o- -shady and pow-
erful Figure coined Krough.
Krouch, who has slowly grown rich
and powerful ord built a temple |lhe Ishar}
on tne Kingdom \ borders, threatens the
world t p Kendoria. The world has decided
that you and your band of warriors should
rightfully dispose of him,
Ishar - Legend of the Fortress boats
over 100,000 locations and hundreds of
enemies c*nd characters. The gome vm o
flexibb, uncamplkated and user Friendly
contra! system which mokes it simple and
fun ta use
This is a trury great adventure and one
then any hglf-decent RPG bn could ned do
without. It may look and play like
Dungeon Westet, but bhor is twriffc in Hs
W, -mjr~
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awn right and is by tar the best piece of
software in this Dreamlands compilation,
Ignore it at year peril?
TVansarctica
IKa not every day you gel up out of bed wd find that the plane! Earth hos
boon completely f mien ow.fl Well, ihai is what has happened in Tconsartfica.
The sun can no longer be seen and has become a mystical heavenly body.
Apart from the Mi-cmLrgr irce 1 of ibe woolly mammoth, the only means of
transport is the steam train. The Viking Union have complete control ower the
imnirnv' railway network ond thus they monopolise oil ineons of transport,
giving them ungwubuttble outhori^
You play the pail of Chief of the Am bivalents, a ^et of curious beings who
seek out rhe old myths of the iim. Your mission il la find a way fa restwe the
svn Iq the world .
The Viking Union is none too pleased about this fact because if the sun
tt: appears they' ll lose power a-nd a who-e lot of money Jo boot. The
Ambivcrients' greatest victory to date h the thefl «sf m of she Viking Union' i
greatest train*, the Trunsarcfica,
To progress successfully you must build up the size oftd sfttftgih of the
Fransarcikti. Addihoflal wogurrs can be bought and extra maaey can be
gained by trading. You must also avoid the batfle trains of the Viking Union
and other hazards such as wolves.
Transurttko is really □ trading gome that contains only a smdl him oF
arcade action. The graphics are excellent and the sound is ndr quclo enough, I
guess that if yea like trading games then you'll love Transarctka. h b well
worth spending a Few hours on and is a worthy inclusion into this cornpilrforu
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Overkill leans o irh g- ¥ t yjTi¥J.
1 m much towards I I Iv/Ji
Betendei ter my Ilk- I * I • Ml II
ing, bul does contain ““““
super or graphic! and sound
Mlndstcpa have es-sated an t a&v end
lunto ploy biasl-'em-up
Overkill
O riginality. A ward lhat doesn't get
used very much when describing
the -state Q i today's computer
| gonvet. In just one year you might
a handful of software that could coll
yigifKjl.
Apart from a elected few. dnwsl every gums
W « currently lilting on the shop shelves can
.'onHy compared b another product,
i mow seems Hfvai jamc designers are looking
■3 when computers were new, fresli and
wedmq (or ideas. Take a bak uf (he evidence.
Jwak k e game so like Babble Babble lhal
untbady some where should be suing some-
rise, but is also 0 bn litifti piece of game
up*. It's gone right buck b basics with simple
"-^pigy ond payability enhancing the origi*
idea via the use of improved graphics
of Antimatter shield a* your disposal Kilting the
spacebar will activate and deactivate the shield.
With the shield on you will be completely irmih
nerabte to alien attacks.
Once a plane!* has been cleared, you ace pre-
sented wilh a mop of ihe jolar system. By using
H e joys! tk you have to guide the cursor to te*
next planet you wan! b conquer. You start the
game with five ships and a smalt amount of
shield. An extra ship and exiro shield ore
awarded every 55,000 points.
Thai's basically (everything you need to know
vmply because Overkill is perhaps one o? the
not uncomplicated games yW« ever likely lo
pnrt. Fat the moment fcnget about the compan-
sor> b Defender and lei's LoncenPrete on rh?
The return of the classic shoot- 'em-
up. 1$ that good or bad news?
Mindscape obviously think it's good
because they've just released one...
appropriate name tar the game
b loads of enemies to ki&l and aP
e perhaps jus! loo mony \o
ulady impressive with
d the screen m chun*
ire tome psych ed^lir
I ta bool Ijteoh man!
rift- ..j- 4 <■ . ■ ^
The sound is plentiful with lood* oi
wooshes, blciis. evasions and o
: duple: of imflid sample* placed here
and there, Playph-iky wise you cunT
go f&r wrong with this intense
shoot eiiH up end Ws so addictive
that il should have a government
health warring pheed on it.
The only flight problem is. the
'act that it is a Defender clone
and the people who I ke ha keep
on eye on (hose pennies might
noi wort ta s-ptosh out on it.
Overkill has greet graphics,
excsHenl sounds, g wealth of
playability and a copious amount
of addiction. What more do you
wont from a piece at computer
software? A h.ghfy recommended
blast from, the post updated tor
The follf system map where you fft lo
chueu which planet you want lo conquer
The second level and you encounter
some wiggly nuke typ* things
Crystal using
deadly Hekiui
Om a crystal k
will await your
with a new mei
spaceship al the
Once he has i
be nestotki-d wifh a new Hefkium min* aei
continue his destruclian run. AH you have
is simply return him to the ground and the
*t □ Trilrthium crystal Hie berterl
The joystick controls your direction of
and the Fire button unleashes a variety of laser
beams, all of whkh con be parwered up. at the
e' , envv. In addition you hove a limited amount
itr to be stocked!
you musa *y your
i baps in the air.
| ymr ship he will
■Publisher ► Mindscape
Develops > TWB.
Disks > 2
IPrtafl ► £25.99
m install * No
Size > Amen
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Alien bvaslfe* at I? o'clock! OK,
Squadron leader Squiffy Hotp^nlS br«!
I'm going In for Kinf and Country see
you hack in Blighty for tea .md cokes!
The beginning of Overkill >md four ship h
dro-pprd aft hy Space Astro-Tajis!
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yow ri-o, then ES rv fo I Football is far you.
Cnab that ball, s+eenp the otfccr guy and run
bof run cox yaw'll be bo
tbeweiW. The eh|> ft put Hitbdl in the goal.
How you do it ft up tv yotf-Jri
Enter the slambang waridf <rt Srwtnl Football
where heads will roll end where injury time
means j-utlt f+iat.
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: Higher Iclkbs, Harsh punishments on d gQldfeungry merchant
sre moling life Kell for tbs bed peasant*. You must fake up fee role
Head, and recruit and direct your band of Worry Wen
Tbat'i the few-down for ibis vastly tandennrEd isometric odvsnfare
■ iginaliy from Mitfenmum. Th# game uses o unique real-time adwn-
L
Robin
Kim XL
fare system which can ell be con
trolled via the use of some icons and
fee mouse.
it ii completely open-ended. You
□ re Jree to do anything you Kke.
wherever and whenever you wnnl, if
ycv're really lazy, you can simply da
nothing, but hey that's not rec’fy fee
point of the game, k if?
The oiher characters al
move
Small icons blit great gam* pLi ,
obout independently ond hove Irtfle livos of their own. You con tall to these o^her people Of just Ibten
in on conversations, ihanlcs to the real speech infaroctkifi feature,
I have always liked Robin Hood and am surprised that many software buyers didn't actually realise
how good it was, file graphites are small, but wdl defined. Wie sound is atmospheric wife a fow choice
sound effect* dropped in here and there.
The gameplay is ii> besl feoture, though, and you can spend ^
iTxiny hours ju&t exploring Robin Hood's world pod having fan pi
me sume lime. !f Robin Hood passed yog by when ii was released in
1^1, don't let it pass you by in 1993, especially at this bargain of
a price.
Viwpdays mm isn't p day feed ga^ by wifeoul like mention of
3 h-rand new all singing, dll dancing modern hi-tech Ibuiht sim
- ,‘e to modem technology, wan ore almost all fought via com
--W, espflcidly where planes are eoncan>ed.
A'\ you have fa do h get in your cockpit, taka off press a few
:-jlfans and M's y rar unde - you've blown up your enemy tar-
if ■
( Knights of the Sky ,
Kim XL • £16.99
get from miles away It drdn'1 used to ue like feat, though in ye
dden linwa pilots depended on their fly mg skills fa stay alive, os
is vesy wetl dememstrpled in Knights of fee 5iy
Ychi' gel the chance to fly every major fighter feat was used in
WWI fewer 20,. in fact!), There were no radars or missiles in
thasa day*; you were sat down in an old heap of a plane with a
Compass in one hand, the yob in fee other, your finger on she
trigger and a pair of ngff leather pemts wrapped around you*
legs.
In Knights you get the chance to ploy either fee part of
tommy Of ierry. You can liy your hand at ooe af fee hundreds
of missions available including ground support, bombing and
escofS duties, or you can take to the skfat in a head to- head
dog' qmI wife &*+ opposing ace'' plot
Graphically Knights' is fantastic, wife 13 dazzling 3D pen pet
tives Id choose taam to watch your victory or failure in fee air
The gamapfey is bosm (as you'd might expect I but i\\l retain i a
wonderful sense ol playability
and a freshness which molces
the so-called modern flight
si ms bole rplher stale.
Flight fanatics looting for
something different should
seriously consider buying this
brilliant sim
Links * Kixx XL • £16*99
Over the year* feete have bean many gdf games. Some hove been my gfod while
”' r ~ - 1 ’ nave been Dloody qwfat One thing you can say about all of them is the standard
af graphic hos nev&' been pa feculady god. Our FGtwnhg chums haw had it gad
an ihpt front wife realistic digitised graphics and sound.
Links on fee Amiga, just like its PC counterpart, eorttaim some stunning graphics wife
odup! digitised trees and hu la»ngs evd c- incredible 33 contoured lerra-n
Ihe game designers have tried to mob H the most realistic gc*f gome ever Accurate
phyvH af flight ond impact af fee golf ball have
been included into the pnogrem You can ad:ust
fee golfer's stance, swing plane and just about
ev^jHhing down to the colour of your lee.
‘hsl ail sounds well arid good, but unbrtunale-
y it is j^t loo realistic and thu moles the gome-
pkiy rdbr dire. The graphics, because they are
fegilised, laic oqe& fa updota and this just creates
boredom I could recommePKl this to fee dedicated
golf fan, out everyone d se should stay well do®
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ALFRED CHICKEN
W hat can you soy, wevg hod them
all! Ninja ants from another dimen-
sion, frM& wife wjperheru-caped
powers, fish fed are secret agents
and now a blood) 1 chicken Lfe in fee e^r-sumeal
computer industry gets danger slill,
\\' s gcf to fee stage now whrc- fok reviewer * no
longer MJFpri$^d when fee nutter $il$ rterl 10 him on
fee bus asking if you'we seen his cornel, because
probably have Yog just nod and exclaim ""don-
f , wifeoij so nmh as o 5,hn>g of fee shoulciere.
Who* same would describe os hollucinoriions
ore passed oif os normal day*te-day occuri-aices. A
six foot squimd? No worries. A crocodile in o morn-
ing suit? Doossi't raise a second glance. &J a chick"
an called Alfred who erfen a bydechon?
Why is il called Alfred? Fa me that seems on
odd name lor a chic- Never mind i*e fact feat
this chicken hod pdiiicd aspirations - why Alfred
Chickens ore colled Clucky or thucky not Alf.
AJ the end of fog day however., if we spent gT
day pondering over sudh drlommos iwn nothing
would get dune and we'd oil end up wife fried
brains, so without further ado let's gel into fee plot.
The plot's prett y simple. The Meka-Chiekefis
hove whukfid off wife Billy Egg and his brothers.
The sole purpose of their fiendish egg napping h to
cony out their devil gh cloning experiment
FEATHERED FRIEND
Oily one aw - wdl r chicken - con sove the
egqs, and that's Alt. As the only feathered friend
wife o bonic beok, Alf has ta bottle through 1 1 lev-
els of platforming mayhem.
As Alf pecks his wey through fee vt^ious levels
k* i$ rewarded tar hi* bravery. For instance, releas-
ing all the balloons on each levftl lakes the fecPwed
one ta Mr Bekfe's space lot where he is given extra
points,
Also,, if Alfred keeps a
beady eye out and col-
lects a hundred of fee
many bonuses whkh
lie around, Mr Pefcle
rewords him with an
extra life.
Nbt only does fee landoori'd one
have bonuses to aid him, feene are a
series of devices to give him o hand
Springs, for example, propel Alf to a
higher pad of the stage - when ha uses
in
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at the balloon ,
silly!
ihe&e you could coll him a
spring chicken jaoh, ratten egg
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There are alio button* to peck which
access other parts of the fevel and ke blocks
which con be pecked for similar outcomes,
Unfortunately for Alfred, there ore also c&uile o
selection of enemies within she employ of the
Meta-Chickens and most of them ere pretty
nasty, These include underwater wholes, o Jack in-
Wishin' I was clucky
fUmnlreF of B&nus time
balloons remaining
to called
of Alfreds
remaining
lake control of the fowl on the prowl
in Mind$cape f $ latest cluck-tastic
egg-stravaganza. Let's find out
whether Alfie's a prime Bernard
Matthews bird or a sparrow's ankle
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Alfred and the Vilalite sunflower decide to turn Atf into a butterbaJt chicken
fee-bomb who fires bombs out his mouth, a bitchy
ladybird which can's he trusted and o whole hast of
others.
aching on fee pigs yde, Alfred has n fair few
power ups of his own to called Keep your **yes
open, for a can o' worms- which gi ve* Alf a spin-
ning, monster killing worm, and wrapped -up pre-
cis which make fee breasted one invincible for a
while.
Of course we coni forget Alfie's awn bionic
beak which, when p*n inks p*A mode or used in a
nose-dive, is very effective against fee foes.
As platformers go, Alfred Chicken remits quite
highly. He'* definitely in the size -one- free- range-
rank ng, fhre graphics ® r e dick, well animated and
cof toony rudior than cutesy,
There s also o fair splattering of humour duck
ing around For example, when Alfred meets on
untimely roosting at the hand of the Meka-
Chickens he explodes mto feather which then pro-
ceed to flool to fee ground.
Alfred Chkkffv has a great deal to offer gamers
whether platform lam or not. It's far better than
mral of the overage chicken-run-of-lWmill ituff
Ik
that gels pumped at us daily. No ons can
the silly name, but don’t be put off - it's q -JU
soli died egg- si remedy addictive title %
love you crowing and ducking until dawn f i z
rooster,
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chicken who s
WcWii 1 , lot's or plot-
foim tun- quo frolics igr all buoding
fi ne as island Pad-s Alfred s tail
than a McCiucltan end #111 lost a lot
tangei.
Publisher ► Mindscopu
Developer '► Twilgftl
Disks * 1
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HD Install * N/A
Size ► i meg
fTTliyacE
that the Amiga has ever seen, pit j mt wits anti reflexes
against fleets at Leviathan spaceships as your
Manta swaops law and leaves a trail
of mayhem in its wake. .
It’s absolutely stunning with superb graphics, marvellous effects and simpJe-as-pie gameplay,
Amiga Action.
Uridium II is fantastic. You can take our wo
rjt... Smashing
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All in all, Uridium Ills s
HANGED
FOR THE A MiG
UTILISES MOST MEMO
RADES. S
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Published by Ra
AUDIO
DIFFICULTY
LA STABILITY
CardiaitK H s*th- f /LT|TJ
mg new, but it If 1 I vlf
never Stood up Ift'JUj
and 5-aid it was.
Very rtfilghHerwiird blasting
mayhem frenzy and i decent
cheapf t0 te your shoot -
i'm up-, handy when life
becomes a drag and you're feel
■fig psydi^tic.
which is quite use-
hi, as macty of fa
no tries require
spraol hits or Ipcge
scale damage.
Along with fa power
ups , ihcre'cre also bonuses Jn
the shape of extra time which prove very bare
time if exlrwely tight throughout. On the s**c*
Cmdiaxx isn't a bod update into the mnr
ollhau^i rfs not the besl thing to came out of fa
stable, The graphics ore preientnbife and p
smooth,, but they're never going to make you r-
over your monitor like Project^ die.
However, For the budget price of « tod uno~
tenner I cion t think anyone's got any ground
complaint. Cardioax plays fairly well and co-
never be described to 0 dow paced affak.
Iti fotf r «rf fart's one slighl criticism it's a lift ^
fast and the control never enables you to rw
your ship motionless. Altenpring, to slow resuih
inverting la travel in the opposite direction, wh
can be quite annoying until you master your a-
control
Cardioxx reminds me very much o I the shoe
■‘emups from the eighties; straightforward, no k :
bam-d blasting with Few compilations cmd ska
gies. Though il's not iheir best effort ol bte. fa
tenner it's got to be worth it.
A S marketing strategies go, Team 17
seem to have the gaming industry
sussed - take all your old products and,
after listening to the criticism of the
reviewers and gaming pubk r revamp them and
toss them out at silly prices.
If you examine the budget charts of recent
mon ths, you " I see a whole stream of Team 17
p-odluch an enhanced version of PTojed-X.. Alien
Breed Special Idition and a remixed Assassin hove
nil sold in bojdoadb..
Thiy J ve also found tremendous success with
Iheir selection of recent cheap priced new nefcases
like h\7 Challenge c -id Gwafc, Both of these prod-
uct!! featured snort play at Jess than half the price
of other software companies
This is as neai a juncture as is necessary to meet
fair latest product to receive the Team 17 energy
injection.
CorJkucJt was originally released by Electronic
Zoo some time ago, ^reiving mixed review! end
fpaurng little in fa way of true game action. The
boys from Wakefield saw potential and hove jp*n
il the treatment.
Cordkwtt »s o no nonsense blaster set strangely
enough in space in the fulure. Taking on the rofe of
Pope [a hardened Hon Sab type astro-jack), you
blast off from, the surface of the planet
surface to take on the might of cm
[' alien fleet. The scales are hpped
heavily out of your Favour, but
if anyone (an perform mifO'
V. des fan if
no holds barred blasting as learn 1 7
revamp to good effect
s you -or so
manual would have i
reflected by on evef^diminishing
energy bar.
Once you'W seen off various
types of centipede and cfar suchlike
alien!, there's a minx ol o level
guardian to contend with.
Also at the end of each level fare 1 ! a
spedd Det p Spoc# bonus zone where
the ami is to eradicate as many of
fa pesky vermin os possible in a
given lime.
Your ship also has fa c ::-ilify to
have if! weapon system upgraded,
After a short
intro isquence, it s
straight into fa action.
Cordtomt is an boriinn-
lal hi-dircttional scroller
that moves al a fair old rote of jd
Publisher ► Team 17
Developer > Team 1?
Disks ^ I
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HD Install ► Ni'A
Srxt > I meg
Christmas 1993
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ral b perhaps one of the best platform
characters that home computer gamers
have sen for many a year, Just like
Nintendo has Maria and Sega have
Sank, Zoo! has become the standard icon for the
Amiga,
Zool arrived at just about the right lime,
Platformers wet* slowly losing their appeal and
people were getting hred of cutesy 'gome after
cutesy game, The am in the Wock ilk pyjamas
then exploded onto the scene and thanked
everything for the better,
OK io the game wo* hfpe d ta oblivion end
looking back it wai perhaps a foidy sag-stan-
dard platformer, but it contained an copious
□mount at style and appeal of which the game*
buying public had not seen since the release of
Rainbow Islands
The ninja from the nth dimension has. became
increasingly more popular and the question of a
sequel has newer b*en m dwbl. Having compM"
ed his Journey through ibe lift levels in the origi-
nal Jool has ta travel through o foriner mosSFve
n me levds-
These include Swan lake, Sulberry Hill,*
looting Common, Mount foes, Snaking
Pass and more. All of the fovdi ore Jr
going to be much larger and will ik
foettur* a number pi different
ways of completion, V
The general feel of Hi* I
gamepfoiy is very similar to the
first incarnation, but the time
limits have been made even
lighter so that players won't ^Sl
have lime ta dawdle,
There will otco be tnego -- --r
bonus items in some o* the
h air der-to- reach areas of ^
each lew: Illiew being worth ^ * <
maybe 10 times os much as a S *
normal cededsDlte and wih Dc a
genuine reword (or the players
v,
4
He's back! The
ant-like hero who
adorned many
Amigas last year has
returned and this
time he's brought his
woman and dog
with him.
Jonathan Maddock
takes a second look
at the alien with
attitude
IM enemies are once 4
more r stated to the P**' *
liculoF worlds they live M
in. For example. Jw
Swan Lake JrV
has o myriad * y
of bird -like
* critter
V
critters* all intent on your swift demue,
Thts lime, however, some of the ene-
mies will need mor* then cute hit,
V For example o puny sparrow
on the Swan lake level may
r only need ta be japped
^ic*. but o manic eagle moy need three w four
The level guardian will always be Zoo! s orth-
eramy Menial Black, and he'll opwc' at the end
of the final level in each wortd. Starting *ff in his
normal cube-like stale, he II transform into o
deadly killing machine that has some re^vq
to the level -
Om such transformation sees Menta' a
take the shape of o state-of-th* art .<-* Hghhe
Swan Ldh* Vi’orld whereby he showers Zoo)
deadly hurl of missiles and bullets., Many m
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turn out like, One suggestion i»
that Zool must rtatut Zoon
I from u hidden oreo on
oath world, If Zoon is
iorod he joins Zod for the
con(f onlQlrOifl with
Mental Slock at the
$nd of world*
Whether or not
n formed people out there
' int computers are just for
■*rie boys. Well this is j
k .ase because girls are ^
oetammg part of the ■
;jier revolution and 1
T n have seer (it to ^
i this foci m Zod 2, J
’v can either day , ■ / m
4di or if you see / 2 Jl ™
fancy a bit of a
scr change you \
me ait the rale of
: : who is Zeal's j
lend. Zooz rs able * /
^ ^ implemented is
shll up in the ak,
■ There will avia be bonus levels (like
the shaof-emup section seen in Zoo! If
. which one going ta be pocked Ml la the brim
with goodies a"-d bonuses. Gremlin
- are still working ckv various
fe* ideas for the seguel. One
' idea being Zool or Zaaz
battling with Mental Bld-ck,
maybe rolling around in a metal
ball as seen in the Gladiators television
programme.
As well as game pi ay getting a re-hash, the
graphics and sound have both received a i+sor-
-j yhly deserved makeover. The Zoal sprite and
other characters have been made a lol cater and
friendly than those seen in ibe originoL
For the Forthcaniirifg segwl there will be a dl-
(entfit tone for each world rather than the just the
one playing all the way through the pltiHafmmg
romp, Other new tunes will be added far the
front and back end sequences, the option la
choose between musk and laand effects will
remain,
Pat Pbek Hi, the man responsible! fat the musk
featwmf in iht First incarnation of Zool has once
moire taken aver the reigns for the sequel. Pat
who hos worked on lotas 3, Nigel Mansell and
Premier Manager \ arid 7 explains haw he came
up with hi s musical mailer pieces.
"The musk is a^nerdly one of (he Inst things
to go in. Hi spend maybe a couple days play
«»g the game to get a feel far it before talk-
ing to the programmers.*
"I will then came up
with a turte shat I ihink will
j suit the characler. Wi usu-
ally the pube that comes
Iks I and then that becomes the qn.nWs lifta track
I tfren bounce various ideas in and out of the first
track la apt same.- new, but similar pieces.
ugh weakened Hoar coverings, but / J
peb arm almost identically / *
I m alien boyfriend. 1
;ool has new and
Mzd abilities, including
deft dimfeng skills. Me
w shin up wads and
*3 rram one vertical .surface to tniolhe • while
rtanming death defying stunts.
-mother new character is Zaof'i pel
: cal ed, ahem, Zoom Being a dag of the alien
y*ty, loan has two heads. One head is step -dh
esl. always Ofi the look out for food, drib-
-g everywhere and generally annoying
'vyone,
m oltoer end of the creature is highly mtelli-
ate, if somewhat disgruntled al having been
«ed at ferth ta such a half-wit, Gremfin'i latest
.^actef is stilt under gon q changes, bo god duly
-■ws how he’ll be abb ta help and what he'll
Eventually, i'll hove an entire suite of musk for
the game , 11
So, there you have the low dawn on Zoal 2
which will became the number -one game this
Christmas (now there's a bold statement!!, Forges
about putting Jurassic Pork on your list ta Santa
because the Amiga's ben platform character is
bock wrth a vengeance.
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shiney, digital see
your face in it's
reflection look at c
couple of new
releases for the
CD 3 2
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Our hero gets
frmM while
yet another
employee sits
down h the
job
SHUT
Oscar gelv uutfht by the ghouLi in
T«k» Ouipuw M.irtatrt: U4Tt
Wkh Diggerc, Oscar is the
launch bundle for ihe CD3I
Nlw while Diggers set affl
president W ii^e. sound
and irr-depl+i ploy. Oscar
starts to show whgi lh* t' :
CD32 Can do in He graph M
Strange y enough
gcter definitely feUs under the category of cutesy, wth&uer
defining which area cf ihe animal kingdom he hails W
heyonc me He resembles a chipmunk with biH of human
him,
Anyway, whatever Qscor S s or isn't he loves He cr
ema, The show stalls on one povtky
visit to his local multi* screen
movies that oreJiowing are ihe
various waddt lhai Osec
must explore.
The Q >32 version w
ihe Nile features nir
jeveh, hvc- more the
its A 1 20 *} touote
Overall:
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outfit In this
g,irm-^GifU
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**^*^*^ The csira of each of the tare.
which comprise dI Hree stages , aS -
Oscor 13 collect a ngmfcer df mkioltre Oxer
Once he has competed llns mission QT’d collected the i-c
c al letters- which are scattered around he car. mc^e on
the honus/bogus levels
" here ore loads ol noslteJ ond power- ^ps which add
the Km gnd frolics. In many refjfttfl, Oscor has alf te
classic features of your platformer but for one exceptor* -
«t s better both in graphics and playability fhoss the like,
of Mcuig a n d Some cou d ever dream booming.
I could go <?n and on about ihe graphics, iH
samples gnd ihe sound in general My advjee to yc.
is ro go an? and buy it, It looks und plays beautiiu 1 ly.
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Struggling with
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further than this,
the first part of
a two-part guide
to Stlmarils
raging RPG
Irvan's Island
You begin very dose le a fighfc - avoid his beaut* otherwise you'll end up kad before you know
it, Gq west, then north. £nter the vilfag*. Ploy with the pump-handle if you Rke, then recruit KikIhc,
pkk up his possessions Qfld IdH him (nice, eh?)
Visit the two inns ho recruit four characters (preferably,, pick a scholar - Eliandr, o magician -
Ze arod, an archer - Farjiir, and a warrior!. Buy u sword, a bow and arrows from the armourer
and food horn the shopkeeper he recover phyikaL strengih after fighter
Then go to the harbour (S’SW) and try la force your way onto the bool. You’ll be token prisoner
end handed over to the village chief who idb you your mission.
Return lo your starting point; 5 then E. Kill Hw three thieves and find die dead woman, Pick up
the pendant. Eat some bod if necessary for physical recovery] then return lo the village to recruit
and buy helmets and shields.
Go extreme East mho the forest, then north lo pick up black and while mushrooms, then dande-
lions 'Surrounded by stones) to the extreme north, Fight the wasp*. Inter the faresl -clearing on the
south side, kill the ores and the chief ore lunng arrows if possiWeL Pkk up the necklace.
Eetern io lha village, hand the necklace to the chief. Recover the boat, lot, steep, buy arrows,
arms and food. Go to ihe harbour, select the town lland'ng-ilage.
GAM
Za<h'$ Island
Go right through the town to the library at the
extreme north soil. Pick up the fortress parchment.
Kill as many enemies as possible (la gam money
and experience),
Buy arms, helmets and food. Recruit ;f neces-
sary, east and deep lo reerwer physical strength
then return to the harbour in the direction al the
fortress.
Akeer's Island
the cul-de-wc end the south end and Ate skull in
she cul-de-sac to the east
leave the passage again, continue east t+ien
south. You'll come la a large room. Taka ihe
extreme SE r then S. E, and follow ihe
corridor lo the north to activate two handles - one
on the right-hand wall, one an Ate left
Continue due north into the passage, follow the
corridor into ihe I orge room, Activate the
handle on the vaH to the north, Leave the passage
again, late the extreme 5E, follow he corridor
and pick up q skull in the cu!-de-soc. Reenter
Ike corridor with the handtt- Walk round the W
wot
the wall gn the r it^vi Irying to keep moving east a
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the sWetons. There's a passage to
c you should pick up Ate treasure in
On the other side, enier the i‘Ocm, and pick up
the treasure, ski and arms. Return to the landing-
stage. Return to ihe town.
Zach’s island
Buy fighting gear, arrows and as much food as
passible, because big fights we coming. Guy two
monk's habits and five ter coats from Ave dolh«
shop (not far from the harbour, m a rood leoamg
to 0 little square lo Ate north|,
Go to the library. Examine a parchment on
potions Go te Hw bank |W of Ate library), anter
Ate street with guards. You must kill all the guards
in one go (you can't make a return trip), using
arrows and spells. Take the door opposite. Pick up
tOQ.QOQpo, Deposit lO.OOGpa in Ate bonk (on the
other side).
Ga shopping. Buy a magpie, a monkey, an
eagje arvd u parrot from the pel shop (exlreme SE
of she town]. Opposite is a supe r- armourer;
depending on your budget, buy arms, helmed m d
shields, Go down to the south, after the bene k
live rapes from the shopkeeper.
Move W, buy potions for the “Iraubletom
priest’* jHumbolg] and ‘'Em Reviver" (JobW
Ccrttinue to the W r ord you'll Come lo ihree era*
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regain strengAi because then* are more fighn
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weighing scafatk ftrt exactly 3.JS0 pa oa the Rrsl two scales. Return to the catacombs, The water
should hove disappeofed, Toko the second to the SC. At the end, fallow the small underground
passage.,
In the large room, activate the hendb oi the SE end. Take the treasure ot the h!W end. Put cm the
Air Elenwnotal pendant- Continue to the NE end. loke the first turning to the right. Fights with mum-
mies [fire-doud u^d !ig bluing ore effective). At the very end f to the Sj pick up □ skull.
Return to the H . T«e the access to the E. Stop in front of the wall, tofce the invisible wall to the S:
pick up treasure and skulh Return to your initial potiHon in from of the walk Cross the invisible
wp?^ still moving E, if blocked, lake a side stop to the S then continue E. Enter the prisons (you can
Find other treasures if you pass other invisible walls at the end of the maid.
Follow the corridor to the E, kill the lian-guard. At the eastern end., click the prison key in the
lock- All the cells will open. Turn round- In the First cell to the right you can find treasures behind an
invisible wall.
In one of the cells is a blind girl. You must recniil her, so you most dismiss one of the characters
(ofchflf or warrior), In the second cell to the % storting from the W r b a secret passage through on
irrvisiUe wdl.
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inverted- To un-invert them you have to casl the curse-lffting spell,
Go to foe middle of the columns and pick up the living sword From the cenlre make return tups
to the N r then S r then W. At the end you will find either invisible walls with treasures or a secret
passage idkk on the plate in the middle] with a handle to be activated.
Lastly, take the passage to the 5E (beware of the hooks in the ceiling), pass the doar, fallow the
corridor to the 5, In front of the grille., release the monkey open the passage. Reach the landing-
stage. Select the entrance to the fortress again,
again. Find the invisible wall and cross it (where
>'£ of the characters notices a dnaughfr. Leave ihe
:~*5on. Fight the guards, Reiurn to the harbour, You
**l : need at least lD.OOOpo and an iron shield
~re the boat for the island where you started.
Irvan's
jo extreme E Fallow the E coast Find a magician.
I-^ve him lO.OOOpo, then send out the eagle. Pick
jp the mountain parchment,
Return extreme W H along the- coast Find the
Hand ing slones. continue to me W end. Pick up the
relic at the foot of the standing stone Golem wakes
.<p Kill him (most spelk wchVi wort on hinfo Turn
'ound end light Gdem a second time
latum to the harbour. Jn the direction of the
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ion's Island
n the mountains you must pul on foo hr coats [take
oif armour) end attach the ropes to avoid foiling
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sain read along foo precipice. Go into the moun-
tains. Find a rhinoceros. Kill it and tofce its hem.
Return to the landing-stage Se-ect mountains^
lor iing stoga to NW. if necessary, moke a return
tap to the town for "repairs"
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c cost then take the passage ta the W. Fight foe
two gconts, Pick up the I virvg sword in n mountain
hollow. Leave the passage again
Continue northwards. At the end find a priest in
cp cul-de-sac, Prepare the Mumbolg poiion and give
it to him. Pick up foe tree island parchn'-i-nr
Retern to the harbour Select foe tree island, if
necessary, make a ratum trip to the town far
n repairv
Thorm's Island
Put on the pendant recovered (ram the dead
woman Yoke the cra&uaads to fot? left, lien to the
N, and second on the right. At the end, find on
Gnl. Prepore the "Joblcu ' potion and give it him to
drink; pick up foe pendant.
Visit the huts; two open huts give various infer*
mution, Return to the harbour, lave foe extreme I
Fights with Ewots. At toe end, pidk up foe relic.
Return towards ihe frgrbour, Tdre N-E-N-E, foHaw
foe road: al the end a the iron shield. Pick vp the
magic shield (protects against f-re).
Turn round At the crossing, go N then £ and
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arrive close to the deed woman al the end to the
W Collect the key to the town hah from around
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Zach'5 island
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the bonk) and give the idol bock to the moo*. Pick,
up foi-e Air Elemental pendant
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arm i and food. Eat and sleep... Keep
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his is the Christinas issue, and tk> douht, as in
Oiris&ttases past, many new Amiga owners will
join the fold. Since it is now almost impossible
to obtain an Amiga without hearing something about
A Row [.unless the only thing you do with yin.tr machine: bi
play g Limes i . ] will take this opportunity to present a geie
fi;tl overview of site Janguage, its hLstury and ibs bask
prindptes,
Obviously, in a small space like this, t cannot hope m
convey more than an impression of the language, and
newcomers wanting a more detailed overview should
obtain an mErcxluctofy book on ARexx, such as the one
ivv Sewed hek m.
Several aspeas of AJtexx have also iieen discussed In
these pages over die Ilisi two years, and the editor lias
even threatened to pul them, all on a QjVufDisk, so it you
dunk this would bait hdp r why not write in and icll lilrn.^
First, u hit oE history, The cradiesi form of A R exx was a
language called Rexx. li first appeared in 19H3, created by
IBM’s Mike Cowllnshaw Its purpose was to preside a
good getieiil-|xirptise utility language tor IBM's systems.
Rexx was not originally designed to run on micros, kit
on large mainframe machines, Its design criteria w ere sim-
plicity, prJLtiadfcy and usability
Rexx did indeed turn out to lie very simple and iniu-
itive to use, despite iis power and versatility, 1^ com
mands were English-like, and its overall "teef was even
easier to master than Basic It was also- very good at han-
Ah ( 9 * Htifkbefich 959264 graphics n(*n j 636
D! Workbench
Afitxx utilities 9 i w* you direct control over
the systw gadgets* niltls and requesters,
Hhit nore can you want?
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Speaking
dling data, especially chitLi an text form Rexx, iru iclcniaily,
stands- for Hesuucturcd Extended eXecutor - just in case
you wondered! Ibis mouthful simply means that it is tin
executor (a control language), it is extended Uil-ls many
new features), and it Itis been redesigned for butter pro-
gram simtlune
This was in rdatkm to Kexx's predecessors, among
them a simple language called Exec, which, of course,
should not be confused w ith die Amiga* “Exec” kernel.
Now, quite n few programmers took to Rexx, won over
by its ability to make tricky itnd tedious jobs easy, and it
became popular on many platforms Yet all eJies whs hap-
pening in the world Urge machinuS Lind tlicir a n: Line
Opcrjting systems, Lind w ? as of little, ii any, idevartOc to
ihc world erf pcrsorol uomputing.
Hovvcut, e!th_- popularity oE Rexx would nor k*t tt stay
coiiftntxi to its biithpiace. and eventually a tew versions
started iv appear for the MS-DOS platform.
One of tlieiti, Persoml Rexs, managed to attract a fair
folkrwing, but even it was hardly a mainstream lan-
guage; more -of a little gem for those "in the know".
Personal Rexs also provided an interface through which exter-
nal applications could use die Rexx language as if it was then
own.
This was probably die dawn of automation interfaces an the
ARexx style. It meant that software applications could now
share a common, powerful script language, and no longer had
to supply their own. often inferior versions.
It also meant tlttt software designers no bnger letd to mr r
vent the vvlted cLtdi time the) needed a script language for jsi
application, and ljsci>. Jidti t need to k“Lrn n diffcictu tanguagi
for every different pnjgnim they used,
LESS EXPERIENCED
To gL't back to Aftexx: I often cannot Htrlp ftvling riiai one rf
the leascins that it still spooks less experience! lisl.ts.. is that it
does so much.
After nil it does four separate jobs, any one in which wuukl
be enough lo rate it as a super-usctiii todl. ARcxx tk’ics the jj- •! --
oi a DOS cnJuncer, a typdess ircctorm utility language, ;i script
language ftv applk^tions and an interproceSH communicatiof
system, all of which will now be examined in gresiter detail
However, the first appearance ol
Rexx on a multitasking micro was
due to a programmer called Bill
Hawes, who had the foresight to
see how well the Amiga and this
new language could integrate.
His implementation of ARex*
on the Amiga, appearing in 1587.
won a good following, especially
among more serious program-
mers who appreciated its chore-
lightening effects.
However, it was still some time
before Commodore acknowi-
s vision
edged the value of this contribu-
tion, and included ARexx In the
Workbench 2.0 operating system.
By then, enough software ven-
dors had seen the advantages of
ARexx to ensure that most major
Amiga products had an a Rex *
interface
In the meantime, IBM had not
failed to notice the potential of
Rexx either. Its popularity on the
big machines led them to incor-
porate It into their OS/2 micro
computer operating system.
This is significant because
OS/2 is a true multitasking sys-
tem, like the Amiga s and Is in
many ways superior to the hugely
popular but awkward Windows,
In a sense, this justified Bill
Hawes' vision of the language 's
potential. As 05/2 gains populari-
ty, the Rexx family of languages
could become quite important In
the personal computing scene.
Npf only Is impossible Co calf the system file iinri font requesters
from A Rem, but you can also create your own eu#tmn
your language
Firstly, AHexx's job as j DOS enJunarr. Have yc hi ever needed an
Amij^iDOS command to do a special job. bn nil you cndd tine) was a
very rough equivalent that didn't really meet your requiremons?
Perl taps U didn't have the rations you wanted, or only did half the
things! you needed? Muylxr you tried to write an AmigaDOS batch liter
to automate a task, hut turned grey trying to figure out the ward coi>
ifnl structures? Did you Wish there was a simpler way?
Theft is, lleuI Ll is called AReratt Because it cm work together with
AjuigaDOS, it’s easy to devise custom commands. hiscd un enisling
ones. You do not have to duplicate effort. just add ynur speriflcations.
Should you want wmethfog flashier than the CD interface. you can
use special libraries to link to the graphical Intuition environment, and
add your own custom requesters, menus and the like.
Also, unlike regular Interpreters such as Basic, you do not have to
oad up the whole language every time you want lu rim a pitjgninti
once loaded ARexx stays iiH:onspiaiously in the Ixickground ready to
be used as needed.
Bur ultimately, ibe main reason for ARextfs success is cur second
task, its flexibility as a programming language, AtieralL foe grammar
of a language and its links to the host system are two separate issues,
and any old script language amid have I teen bolted on.
Several script languages are already in existence as pan oi software
packages* and if you have used any cd diem, you will know luaw lim-
iting they can be.
ARexx on the other kind, has all the features erf a modern high
level language, and supports modular aid structured pit drumming.
let me stress here that ARexx ts built far comfort, not for speed.
The speed of ARexx lies, not in how fast it runs its piograms, but in
how fast it lets you write them.
ARexx does not have separate daia types, m you do nca have to
declare integers, floating points or arrays at the beginning ol your
program.
Everything ts treated as a string oE characters, anti this simplifies
things no end - and not jusi lor tin- Ivginm'r! AHexv also has out-
ending facilities for handling tables and arrays, with minimal eft™
on the user's part Uveiall, it lets you approach all programming
chores With a minimum nf set-up requirements (h>ra detailed discus*
Stan d dlls, see the last two issues }.
Some people I eel liiat all this power can lead inexperienced users
mio pitfalls. bur i think that this is far outweighed by the advantages.
t Inee they get into it, even people w ho have never programmed
before are .surprised at how much they can do. ARexx will support
rigorous programming just as well as "quick and dirty' backs to get a
job dooe
Many applications can benefit From the addition of a script. If you
have ever sat icl liunt o i a screen performing repetitive anions with a
mouse, and wishing eJlii you con id go yway anil let the machine do
the job, you cats see the advantages.
CUSTOM COMMANDS
On the Amiga, the applications that make most use of ARexx are
aniniation. graphics, modem communication* and DTP. Obviously
each application will specify its own custom commands - to simulant:
menu selections, ior instance - and on the whole il ie.se will be differ-
ent in each package and unrelated to ARexx. However, the control
language thin ties everyihipg together i loops. If statements, etc) Is
the same.
Finally, we have Luterproi'ess cl Miimi.i ni cal ion , which is the natur-
al extension of scripts, and unique to the Amiga implementation.
This allows programs to communjaite witli each other directly,
‘The best way to understand lIiLs is with some examples: A vvord-
ppocessor could control a DTP program* setting the text as mjojj as it
is finished, a database could control some pre.se ntaticjn software, giv-
ing impressive graphic updates of its contents, a modem could com
tjol ^remote robot. and soon,
Well, I hope this has gone some way towards whetting your
appetite about the ARexx beast, and maybe even given you some
ideas for your i>\\n use Thanks to the more seasoned ARexx users
for bearing with me; w c v-'alt recommence our more technical sorties
from die next issue.
ARexx could be
the Amiga's
best kept secret.
Alex Gian opens
the lid on the
language, its
history and
myriad of uses
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