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`08 Sep 1999` Innovative by eMail	fxPAINT right on schedule fxPAINT is right on schedule, and the project will be finished as planned for the Cologne exhibition. To show the progress made, some new screenshots and pictures are released in the gallerie, and a new press release containing further details.
`08 Sep 1999` Paul Nolan	Photogenics 4.2 shipped to betatesters After Paul Nolan has finished his office's move, Photogenics 4.2 has arrived at the betatesters. If no unexpected bugs appear, this version will be available shortly.
`08 Sep 1999` Ateo	Ateobus.library version 3.0 now online Download: ateobus.lha and the accompaining readme.
`08 Sep 1999` Stuart Walker by eMail	Wipeout 2097 can now be pre-ordered Wipeout 2097 can now be pre-ordered from Blittersoft. Technical details of the game at the title link.
`08 Sep 1999` Bruno Vaccaro by eMail	SadJesterIcons Aurora Set Prerelease 3 Bruno Vaccaro introduces his new SadJesterIcons Aurora Set. The Aurora Set is a really nice mixture of NewIcons and GlowIcons. Those who already planned to improve their Workbench's look can now go active.
`08 Sep 1999` Spielel [Netzwelt]	Is the Microsoft Console coming? Spiegel Netzwelt writes: According to rumors, Microsoft is currently working on its own game console, which is reported to be similar powerful than Sonys announced PlayStation 2. The software company Microsoft is reportedly working on a game console code-named "X-Box". The TV expansion is meant mainly for games, but could have other functionality, too, reported US game magazine Next Generation in its October issue, citing unnamed sources. According to this article, the console will either run on a 500 MHz chip by Intel or an Athlon chip by AMD, with gfx technology provided by nVidia. As operating system, a modified version of Microsoft's Portable-System Windows CE will be employed. With this setup, the Microsoft console might be comparable in performance to Sonys announced Playstation 2, the article sais. As manufacturer for the Microsoft-designed console, Dell and Gateway might be possible partners. (Full article - German - at the title link). More links on the subject: CNet: Microsoft, Intel reportedly developing video game console
`08 Sep 1999` Allan Odgaard	New: TextEditor.mcc and HTMLview.mcc Download: MCC_TextEditor.LZX Version 15.6 and MCC_HTMLview.LZX Version 12.5
`07 Sep 1999` Jan Andersen by eMail	VirusExecutor V1.82f released Name: VirusExecutor v1.82f Archive name: ve-182f.lha Archive size: 100.804 Date: 6. September 1999 Programmer: Jan Erik Olausen System : OS 2.0x or better
`07 Sep 1999` Stuart Walker by eMail	Digital Images Update We have been evaluating the current situation with Amiga and we are pleased to announce the continuation of AmigaMCC development.
`07 Sep 1999` Markus Holler by eMail	Siberian Sun MP3s Markus 'Atroxis' Holler (Freelance Composer) writes: On my homepage (title link), in the music section there are two songs from the realtime strategy game Siberian Sun for download as MP3. Both songs have been used in the presentation of the game on AmigaFormat #44, probably a goodie for those who don't have the CD (even while they cannot watch the accompaining trailer... ;).
`07 Sep 1999` .AmiUpdate	Iwin has two customers ;-) Read in awe, the news platform of Iwin - .AmiUpdate, which by the way appeared like Phoenix at the same time as Iwin - announces that Iwin has created a new section on their website. And what does the interested surfer find: Iwin customers :-). Probably nobody is surprised by now that the customers don't have an eMail address, let alone a website. (ps)
`07 Sep 1999` Holger Meier by eMail	AMIGAspecial preliminary statement German print magazine AMIGAspecial is folding for the time being. The title link leads to the statement by Holger Meier (German).
`07 Sep 1999` Linux.de	Windows 2000 Server hacked Microsoft had made the Windows 2000 available for hacking. After having to withstand numerous Denial of Service attacks right from the start, and had to be rebooted due to system updates, now the Guestbook as Active Server Page component was the target of attacks, and this weekend, the server was hacked.
`07 Sep 1999` AmigaOS 3.5	AmigaOS 3.5 Status The OS 3.5 project is in the final beta state. Up to 150 beta testers did a great job on testing all features and giving a lot of feedback. A very special thank goes to Martin Steigerwald for organizing the application and the beta reports.
`07 Sep 1999` AMIGA	AMIGA advertising for HEW'99 in Cologne From November 12 - 14, the Home electronics world '99 will be held in Koeln (that's Cologne... ;-)), Germany. The exhibition, which was held last year under the name "Computer '98", will once again be the world's biggest exhibition for AMIGA.
`06 Sep 1999` Carsten Schröder by eMail	+++ AMIGA-aktuell-Special +++ Aside from the info about Tom Schmidts message, Amiga-aktuell has found the following change on the Amiga website: 'Giga' appearance by Petro Tyschtschenko postponed to 16.09.99 (06.09.99) ----------- Due to his recent USA trip, the appearance of AMIGA Vice President Petro Tyschtschenko in the computer show 'NBC Giga' has been postponed to Thursday, September 16th, 6:00 PM. According to the following information, however, it's hardly the Amiga future which will be talked about, but more probably the history of our computer system: >>24.08.1999 AMIGA International, Inc. at NBC GIGA-TB NBC GIGA-TV has invited AMIGA International, Inc. (in person of Petro Tyschtschenko) to participate in a talkshow, since AMIGA has a very turbulent past, which is unique in computer history. In the show, which is more entertaining than technical, there will be talk (among other) about AMIGA in Commodore and Escom times. ANNEX will appear, too. The show will be broadcast on Thursday, September 16th, on 6:00 PM.<<
`06 Sep 1999` Amiga	Thomas J. Schmidt in Executive Update Dear Amigans: I wanted to make sure everyone knew that Jim Collas has chosen to leave Amiga to pursue other interests and opportunities. I would like to personally thank Jim for the leadership and vision he brought to Amiga and the entire Amiga community over the past eight months. We wish him the best of luck in his new endeavors. I have been with Amiga since April of this year as the Chief Operating Officer and I continue to be extremely excited about the plans and strategies we have been working very hard on the past several months. Those plans will continue with a great business and technology leadership team focused on the emerging Internet Appliance market space. As we finalize our plans in this area, we will communicate those to the community. I would also like to thank Bill McEwen for his many contributions to the Amiga community and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors. Bill has been a steady and calming voice to the community. Regards, Thomas J. Schmidt President
`06 Sep 1999` AmiSITE	ARCnet Update ARCnet, the Amiga Relay Chat Network, has two new servers. Ireland has been connected by ie1.arcnet.vapor.com, and the USA now have a third server at us3.arcnet.vapor.com.
`06 Sep 1999` FutureZone	Futurezone: This mail self-destructs in 5 seconds FutureZone writes: Freemailer offers auto-shredder function - 50,000 USD for him who breaks the security mechanism - 448 bit Blowfish algorithm used
`06 Sep 1999` H&P	STFax 4.0 to be released soon The new version 4.0 of STFax will be released in 2-3 weeks. Aside from a wealth of new functionality, a collection of professional samples for the speech functions like answering box and speech mailbox are included. Feature list.
`06 Sep 1999` ICOA	The man behind the new Amiga patents
`06 Sep 1999` Tumult	New MCC classes registered at Tumult Tumult is collecting all information and news about MUI MCC-classes. As of late, MathString.mcc and GLArea.mcc have been added.
`06 Sep 1999` Alexandros Pourikas by eMail	amiga.gr now also available in English
`06 Sep 1999` Amiga.org	MIRA Amiga 99 in Portugal
`06 Sep 1999` KATO	New software for Twister 1200 version 1.36 The driver has been optimized. Download: twister.lha
`06 Sep 1999` H&P [News]	Amiga "No Piracy" Campaign Haage & Partner has created an own domain for the NoPiracy campaign, which is available at www.amiga-planet.de/nopiracy/. Starting today, a discussion forum dedicated to this campaign is available. Since we explicitely support this campaign, we have added a link to our Quick Link list, which can be found in the right-hand menu.
`06 Sep 1999` Sinan Gürkan by eMail	Zune - Open Source Reimplementation of MUI Zune is a project to reimplement Stefan Stuntz' MUI as Open Source. To achieve this, the project makes use of the API and the freely redistributable includes of the MUI SDK only. The project is based on the LPGL. Currently Zune is developed under Linux. It is however planned to be portable to other Unixes and, if possible, more or less easily portable for Windows and BeOS. The project is 20% finished. This includes a good dozen key classes like Notify, Window, Group, Area, Text, Image and the dynamic loading of classes as well as other features. The current source code can be downloaded as tgz archive from the homepage. On this page, you can find some screenshots of the GUI system. A mailinglist is available from EGroups. Non-members have access to the archive, too. The list can be subscribed by sending an empty eMail to zune-subscribe@egroups.com or with the form on the bottom of the homepage. A CVS repository is planned, all participation is warmy welcomed.
`06 Sep 1999` Janne Siren by eMail	Saku 99: Petro Tyschtschenko about MCC and OS 3.5 Petro Tyschtschenko was unable to attend the Saku 1999 in Finland in person, but gave those present a short status report on development by phone, and made a point not to panic. Moreover, Petro Tyschtschenko said that he was not fired, and will have a meeting with the new President of Amiga soon. Additionally, he said that AmigaOS 3.5 will be shipped by end of September and that the MCC will appear, however the schedule might be delayed a little. More information about the meeting can be found at batman.jytol.fi/~saku/english/. A MP3 (5 MB) with the speech of Petro Tyschtschenko is available for download: saku99sp.mp3.
`06 Sep 1999` Andreas R. Kleinert	New: akNAIL 44.4 and akMPEG (September 3rd, 1999) Download: akNAIL-dt.lha The akMPEG animation player has been released recntly (see Aminet: gfx/show). Several changes and improvements have been done in the meantime, bugs have been fixed etc. V2.60 of akMPEG2 contains, among others, a new GUI, PPC support, in-window and on-screen-player and an 8 bit AGA version. Download: akMPEG2.lha. Regnet, register by credit card.
`06 Sep 1999` Magnus Holmgren	ReqChange Update Version 3.15 Download: ReqChange.lha
`06 Sep 1999` Amiga Central	New: IRC network irc.shagged.org
`06 Sep 1999` TWF	The World Foundry Update The E2260 and M&M pages have been updated with the monthly news. TWF worked on the backgrounds, the Audio/CD player and the textures in Explorer 2260, and the internal data organisation has been changed in Mame & Mangle, explosion animations been added and some bugs removed.
`06 Sep 1999` Virtual Dimension	Update of feature list "Othello - the virtual boardgame" "Othello - the virtual boardgame" is a modern variant of the old Othello game. New among the features is a highscore list, and an option for human opponents to take over a game from an artificial opponent.
`06 Sep 1999` StrICQ-Support	New beta version 0.1496 StrICQ Download: STRICQ.lha
`06 Sep 1999` Vapor.com	AmigaNCP FileSystem upgrade A new beta version (3.10) is now available, with now functional PsionToAmiga clipboard support. Download: filesys310.lzx
`06 Sep 1999` Vapor.com	AmTelnet 2.0 released AmTelnet now supports SSH1 for secure remote administration. This update is free for AmTelnet 1.x users. Download: amtelnet_20.lzx
`04 Sep 1999` Darek Dulian by eMail	FastATA'99 & AllegroCDFS new software for PowerFlyer controller ELBOX releases FastATA'99 version 4.x. FastATA'99 4.x is the fourth generation of the ATA/ATAPI controller software for ELBOX FastATA/PowerFlyer/Winner HighSpeed Controller for Amiga 1200. More information at the title link.
`04 Sep 1999` Stuart Walker by eMail	Press Release by Digital Images Due to recent announcements and problems with Amiga, Digital Images regrets that we will be suspending all AmigaMCC projects including Sabrina Offline. Space Station 3000 and Wipeout 2097 will be released as planned, but we will be suspending all other Amiga developments until further notice.
`04 Sep 1999` Rebol	REBOL/core 2.1.2 released Rebol has released version 2.1.2 of the REBOL Internet Messaging Language. The language is meanwhile available for 35 platforms. Changes since version 2.1.1: - header expanded by needs-field - bugfix: delete to trap-error when opening a directory - bugfix: MIME version in system/standard/email corrected - bugfix: arguments to objects and functions now retain upper/lowercase - bugfix: system/console/tab-size - bugfix: find now works on ports - bugfix: copy now works on ports even when not copying to start of port - bugfix: problems with multiplication of money values - on reading an empty file, an empty string is now returned.
`04 Sep 1999` CAD-Technologies	Imagine: Update Version 5.16 The "new user" archive has been expanded by the PPC version of the effects.
`04 Sep 1999` .amiupdate	Perfect Paint Version 1.1 Download: PfPaint.lha - 486 KB
`04 Sep 1999` Amiga	Amiga News Since today, the English Amiga news page carries the following: Jim Collas has resigned. Allthough it is now officially confirmed on the Amiga pages that Collas has resigned, it seems it doesn't qualify for a statement on their own, since the link leads to Yahoo news. I simply can't find words for this. (ps)
`04 Sep 1999` Herbert Markart by eMail	IBrowse² available
`04 Sep 1999` Andy Mueller-Maguhn by eMail	CCC Press Release about MS Crypto API Backdoor Press Information from Chaos Computer Club Microsoft Operating Systems with builtin Backdoor: Secure cryptography with Windows jeopardized By detailed research with the WindowsNT operating system by an American Security Software developer, a massive software backdoor could be revealed in the operating systems Windows95, 98, NT and Windows 2000 (beta), which is likely dating back to an initiative by the US secret service NSA. This has a heavy impact on Microsoft's operating systems security. After the initiatives of the American secret service NSA (National Security Agency) for worldwide communications control by means of internationally standarised regulation of encryption have suffered severe setbacks, now obviously it is attempted to reach the same goals by implementing backdoors in the American software products dominating the market. (Rest of the press release at the title link.) I consider it a shame how US NSA (and German authorities, too!) violate the most basic civil rights "for the greater good". Even worse, they get away with spying on your eMail, your phone, your whatever, because they "are the good ones"... yeah, sure. (mb)
`04 Sep 1999` Thomas Steiding by eMail	VirtualGP Thomas Steiding writes: If everything goes right, our Formula One game "VirtualGP" will be shipped starting mid next week. More information about "VirtualGP" is available at News. There, you can also download the latest and last demo version for the probably best Formula One simulation for the Amiga.
`03 Sep 1999` Stefan Instinske	TGV Haupt: Z4 bus board available The long waiting is over: the Z4 bus board is available Z4-busboard for MicroniK, Elbox, Winner, Power-Tower Features: - 5 Zorro2-Slots - 2 Z4-LocalSlots (double bus width (upto 19MB/sec) than Zorro3) - 2 Zorro2-Slots switchable to Fast-Z2 (double speed) for specially adjusted boards, available in about 3-4 weeks: Buddha-FastZ2 (IDE-Contr.), CV64-3D-FastZ2 - Videoslot (video adapters necessary for activation) - 4 Clock Ports - compatible to all common accelerator boards with RAM in upper memory area - P8/P9 power supply port for standard AT power supplies Z4 Graphics Board for Z4-LocalSlot Features: - grafic chip Cirrus Logic CL5434GD - max. 12801024 Pixels - TrueColor (24Bit) Modes - 4MB RAM - automatic switch between Amiga & graphics board - fast refresh by high-speed Z4 interface Z4-FastIDE-Controller - throughput up to 16.6MB/sec Orders by eMail at michael@tgv-haupt.de* or phone +49 - (0)5241 / 531102.
`03 Sep 1999` Kamil Iskra in c.s.a.p	gcc 2.95.1 for AmigaOS Kamil Iskra has released the binaries of "gcc 2.95.1" for AmigaOS. They can be found on the GeekGadgets servers at amiga/m68k/alpha/misc/gcc-2.95.1-bin020.tgz (6.47 MB). They are compiled for 68020+ CPUs, and can be loaded residently. The sourcecodes are available by anonymous login from the GeekGadgets CVS server. With gcc version 2.95, the seperate branches of gcc and egcs are merged back together, so GeekGadgets again uses exclusively gcc. Improvements have been made e.g. in register handling, so the previously common "fixed or forbidden register was spilled" error should be less frequent with this version. More informations about gcc 2.95 are available at gcc.gnu.org/gcc-2.95/features.html.
`03 Sep 1999` Thomas Rudloff by eMail	Met@box: Informations about amiJoe1200 Some time ago, we asked Met@box about some info about the amiJoe1200 board, and recieved the following eMail by Thomas Rudloff: This is the latest Info, newer will surely surface in one or two weeks based on the latest developments. Up to 143 times as fast as an original Amiga(TM) 1200 (calculated by Motorola specifications at 333 MHz) That's the amiJoe... - the amiJoe1200 is the ideal CPU-expansion to bring the Amiga(TM) 1200 to the PowerPC(TM) era. This does the amiJoe1200 By using the powerful PPC750 (G3) CPU, the high-performance backside cache and the PCI bridge, the Amiga(TM) 1200 turns into a modern computer. Due to the integrated 68k emulation, current Amiga software stays usable, while PPC(TM) native programs can make use of the full speed advantage. The RAM expansion to up to 512 MB is done with PC66 SO-DIMMs common to the laptop scene. Of course, the amiJoe1200 has a real-time clock. (More information at the title link.)
`02 Sep 1999` .amiupdate	New Interview with Iwin
`02 Sep 1999` Spiegel	Spiegel: Birthday - Internet gets 30 In his article, Detlef Borchers describes the long way to the info highway. "Thirty years ago, US-American scientists for the first time connected a computer to an IMP (Interface Message Processor), and by this, created the foundation for today's networking technology. With the historical connection, the long birth of Internet began." (Full article - German - at the title link.)
`02 Sep 1999` Amiga Nutta	New "Virtual Grand Prix" demo released The game has been completely reworked on basis of 'AlienF1', and is now available as demo from Aminet under the name Virtual Grand Prix Demo. Download: AF1last.lha (1.25 MB)
`02 Sep 1999` SAKU	Petro Tyschtschenko cancels visit at SAKU 99 Due to the resignment of Jim Collas, Petro Tyschtschenko cancelled his visit at the big Finnish event SAKU 99, which is taking place this weekend - he is flying to important meetings in the USA. It has been confirmed today that Jens Schönfeld of individual computers, known for products like Catweasel, Buddha etc., will be attending SAKU 99.
`02 Sep 1999` Pascal & Rainer by eMail	driver software for laser Bytei & McScotty (Pascal & Rainer) write: For about 6 years we run a small laser show rental. Our lasers are exclusively driven by Amigas (1200 50 MHz 10 MB 68030+Co). Sadly, our driver software leaves a lot to be desired! The developer of the software (Edward Skorus) has given us sourcecodes and rights. For a long time now we are looking for alternatives or someone able to expand the driver software. Is there someone among your readers who knows this stuff, or knows someone who knows?
`02 Sep 1999` Andreas Falkenhahn	Alicia Silverstone Rainboot Configs Andreas Falkenhahn writes: Starting immediately, two great Alicia Silverstone (Clueless) Rainboot configs are available for download from the Airsoft Softwair homepage. They have been done by Jean-Yves Auger of Pixel Art jauger@caramail.com. A must for all Alicia Silverstone fans...
`02 Sep 1999` Peter Ratschiller by eMail	Dr. Awesome released old Mods as MP3 files for download! Peter Ratschiller writes: I am a fan of Bjorn Lynne, aka Dr. Awesome (an old-time Amiga scene musician). On his homepage (title link) he now posted that he is reworking old MOD pieces and offers them for download on the MP3 page as MP3 pieces! Also available at http://www.amp3.net/drawesome/. He wants to bring some new pieces online every month!
`02 Sep 1999` Foundation	Foundation News A new update will be released ASAP. The last version 1.25 was not released because this update has been done for the new version 'Foundation Directors Cut', and was not fully compatible to the old 'Foundation' version. Paul Burkey works on the new Update 1.26 and is trying to make this update compatible with the old version, too. Moreover, Paul informs also that he is increasing his work on 'Foundation's Edge', and that this work is taking most of his time.
`02 Sep 1999` ADX (Mr. Dombrowski) by phone	Phase5: Next Generation PowerPC G4 processor boards Phase 5 writes: TOP NEWS 02.09.99:Join the exclusive club of GigaFLOPS users now - with the Next Generation PowerPC G4 processor boards from phase 5 digital products! Faster than expected just five weeks ago, Motorola's new PowerPC G4 (XPC7400) processor powerhorse is now shipping! We have therefore immediately decided to make this brand-new technology available to all Amiga 1200/3000/4000 users, by shipping all of our upcoming next generation CYBERSTORM and BLIZZARD boards with these new high-performance G4 CPUs! Because of that, only with our new products series Your Amiga will get the most up-to-date CPU which was ever available in an Amiga, including any upgrade processor boards Your Amiga will offer a processing performance which is superior to nearly any available personal computer system today - supercomputer performance on your desktop! Plus even the option for symmetrical Multi-Processing with Dual-XPC7400 modules for those who need the real bang.... Your Amiga is technologically up-to-date - with powerful hardware, expansion options and the support of highly modern Operating Systems including backwards compatibility to the Amiga OS 3.x. *Please also take a look on the updated product specifications below, as well as on Motorola's website http://www.mot.com/SPS/PowerPC/* ! For all Amiga users, who now finally decide to buy a next generation CYBERSTORM or BLIZZARD G4 board, we have extended the preoder program with significant discounts one last time until October 15, 1999. Don't miss that final deadline! IMPORTANT: If you have already ordered a G3 board, you do not have to place a new order or act. All customers, who have ordered a 400MHz G3 version in the preorder program, will receive a 400MHz G4 version of the CYBERSTORM or BLIZZARD G4** board at no extra cost. Customers of a 300MHz G3 version will receive a separate notification from us.
`01 Sep 1999` ZDNet	Collas out as Amiga president According to ZDNet, Jim Collas is no longer president of Amiga. Summary of the article: Jim Collas leaves the company for personal reasons, and has registered his 118.000 stock shares for sale. Moreover it is reported that Gateway paid 13 million US-Dollar for 47 Amiga patents, and that Collas himself asked Gateway president Ted Waitt for the Job at Amiga. He moreover asked to run Amiga as a seperate company. Tom Schmidt takes over the post from Collas. Before his joining Amiga, Schmidt has worked as General Manager for Allied Signal. He was not available for comment. PS: CNet also reports: Gateway's Amiga president jumps ship The article states that Collas' leaving does not imply a change in plans, and the planned route will be continued by Schmidt.
`01 Sep 1999` amigaonline.net	AMIGAOnline.NET Today, AMIGAOnline.NET is going online officially as Internet Service Provider for Amiga users in the USA and Canada.
`01 Sep 1999` AHI	AHI v4 - Status Martin Blom reports back from holiday, and has good news for PPC users since the PPC assembler mixing routines are much faster than the C version. Details at the title link.
`01 Sep 1999` ZDNet [News]	Coppermine early - Pentium III with 700 MHz comes in October USB 2.0 being 40 times as fast as current USB IFA: First DVD on Linux worldwide
`01 Sep 1999` v3.vapor.com	V3 - TearOff classes not complete in archive The TearOff-classes in the V3pre 1/2 archives are incomplete. Please download the compete installation from either amiga.org.pl/~szulat/tearoff/ or VaporWare at MCC_TearOff.lzx and install the new archive.
`01 Sep 1999` Heise [Newsticker]	Heise Newsticker (German) IFA: DVD-Player for Linux StarDivision takeover doesn't bother Microsoft Sun: Into the Web with StarOffice
`01 Sep 1999` Fabian Jimenez	Another Loss * Forwarded from newsgroup "a Mail" * Originally from: Fabian Jimenez (fabian@cais.com) * Original date: Mon, 30 Aug 1999 23:01:48 -0400 Hello All, I regret to inform that Bill McEwen told me as of Tuesday he will no longer be under contract at Amiga. Sigh. I called him about some newsletter plans he had in mind, only to receive yet another bit of disappointing news. Regards, Fabian -- Fabian Jimenez : fabian@cais.com : ICQ# 21377601 Editor, Amiga Intuition Newsletter National Capital Amiga Users Group, www.ncaug.org With Bill, somebody is leaving who always had time to listen to users, and didn't hold back with informations. (ps) September 2nd, 1999: Bill McEwen confirms at Cucug that he recieved a message on August 30th that August 31rd would be his last day at Amiga.
`01 Sep 1999` Magnus Rivertz Torgersen by eMail	Amitory/Oratory for Amiga released as shareware Amitory/Oratory is a chat program for use on a LAN, and is probably the best chat program to use on a internal network between pc's and Amiga's.
`01 Sep 1999` HEW	Home electronic world in Cologne The Amiga show so far known as Computer(xx=year) is named "Home electronic world" this year. It will take place from November 12th to 14th in the exhibition center, Cologne, in hall 11.2. The official website is online since today.
`01 Sep 1999` Janne Siren by eMail	Press Release: Finnish Saku 99 Event this Saturday On Saturday, Saku99 will take place in Vantaa, Finnland. Petro Tyschtschenko will attend, AmigaOS 3.5 will be presented, and a Webcam as well as IRC channels are available.
`01 Sep 1999` Volker Mohr by eMail	Amiga Patents At the title link, you will find a posting to comp.sys.amiga.misc, listing the patents filed by Amiga. We didn't take a closer look at the list, but perhaps one reader or another has the time to read them :-). Comments are wellcome in the forum.
`01 Sep 1999` Stefan Robl by eMail	FMdriver Update Version 1.12 Stefan Robl writes: The FMdriver packet has been improved further: All programs can now save in IFF format, too (8 as well as 24 bit). All problems with flicker or lines in small resolutions should be fixed, the FPS rate now looks much more stable, too. A serious bug has been removed that occured when there was no Prism24 module connected. The FMRecorder now offers several file formats, so it will work with every video software. Small changes and bugfixes. Download: FMdriver.lha

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