Regulars:
News - What�s been
happening with OS4.0 and AmigaOne? Rants
& Raves - Digital devices and an unhappy
shopper. Active Gamer
- Where have all the games gone? We find out.
Interactive - Making
all the right moves but not talking any sense?
Guru - The Guru�s
word of the month: Transmogrification! Online
- Cascading Style Sheets eloquently explained.
The Back Page -
We meant real people. You asked for...
Reviews:
Digital Almanac
3 Stars in your eyes? The latest version
of this astronomy package will only make it
worse. SBase4 Pro
The long running database software that time
quite possibly forgot, this month is remembered
and reviewed as it reaches version 4. But has
it evolved enough to cut it in the 21st century?
Next Gen Watch
The Met on the net? A combination of bar codes
and wireless radio to make way for the first
Cyber Cop. Active Media
Jumping off the top of a skyscraper with a fire-hose
tied round your waist? Daleks walking up stairs?
These are things which are clearly impossible.
Right? Land of Genesis
In the beginning, there were 2D platformers
in which big guns featured prominently, like
Turrican. Now, witness the resurrection of the
humble polygon-free shoot-em-up with Land of
Genesis. Run, jump, and blow things up. Rah!
Features:
Top 10 - Shagadelic!
It�s the Amiga Active Top Ten commercial Amiga
titles of all time, baby! We tried to be sensible
about it, but we just got totally hooked by
the sixties vibe after watching Austin Powers.
Free love! No, wait, free AmigaOnes! Bluffers�
Guide - Know your OS4.2 features from
your OS5 ones? Up to speed with the jargon thrust
upon us by what we hope is going to be the new
Amiga revolution? If not, you needn�t worry.
We�ve got all you need to know right here. O.S
3.9 - Not a bad new operating system
we have here... shame about the uninspiring
colour scheme, really. Not to mention the lack
of some truly useful utilities. Follow our Masterclass,
however, and all that will change. Active
ARexx - Scripting isn�t the most visually
stimulating of subjects, but it needn�t be limited
to lines of text. This month, we show you how
to create a friendly GUI for your ARexx scripts.
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