Labels: text | screenshot | font OCR: Contents of the 27th N2 Amiga Users Group (Wgtn) NewsDisk, December 1989 From New Zealands first Amiga Users Group. Cal : Simple calculator for the CLI command line, includes source code in assembler, from Steve Martin (Wellington). Contents : This list of contents. Crash : Program to crash machine back to Kickstart, to make an Amiga1000 reload Kickstart (eg so you can change Kickstart version without powering off). Includes assembler source (needs a little work :- ), from Steve Martin (Wellington). Dpaint. anim : Two Deluxe Paint III animations from John Olsen (Wellington). Should run ok on a 512k system, if you have problems try rebooting and start the animations with all other windows closed (also unplug any extra disk drives). Fantasy : Seasonal theme picture From TriStar group. First ! : Seasonal music. FixDisk : Program to recover defective disks, similar to diskdoctor and disksalv, and can recover data from damaged (unreadable tracks). Vers 1.0 from Amigalibdisk #223, by Werner Gunther. Life : Conways 'Life' simulation, from Amigalibdisk #316, by Tomas Rokicki (USA). All demos should work even on a 512k machine, if it comes up with an error message, try rebooting and starting up the demo with all other windows closed (also unplug any extra disk drives). Read Me : Another readme icon stolen from some icon collection. SimGen : Genlock simulator - replaces transparent colour of Workbench screen with a 1 or 2 bitplane (2 to 4 colour) picture of your choice. From Amigalibdisk #243, by Greg Tavares (USA). Towers : Towers of Hanoi puzzle, with a few extra gadgets. By James someone (USA?). Trashcan : Yet Another Trashcan, from AmigaPlus disk #4. Utilities : Usual collection of utilities for our newsdisk. Volleyball : Arcade volleyball from compute! magazine (USA), needs joystick in port #2. ZapDHO : Kills DHO assignment so you can assign DHO: to your real hard disk partition rather than the old filesystem boot partition required by 2090 type Amiga hard disk controllers. Includes Modula II source code. From AmigaTech #8, by John Davis (Christchurch).
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