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This page is designed to be an archive of articles from the long defunct "Amiga Transactor" magazine. While probably no longer relevant in terms of the direction that the current AMIGA system is heading, these articles do contain some very in-depth info on the Classic Amigas, in many cases written by the hardware designers/programmers themselves. Click on the pics for a scan of the mags, or the links underneath for the articles. Only a couple of articles are online at the moment, but as I get the chance I plan to OCR quite a few more. If you have any copies of old "Transactor" mags that you would like to see added to this archive, send me an email. If anybody objects to these articles being available online, likewise.

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Amiga University

Author: Kevin Orme

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AU Worldwide Amiga News. Welcome to the Worldwide Amiga News page. If you have a new site to add to our list, please email us with the URL and we'll add it to this page. Despite what the press may say, there are a LOT of these sites and most are kept pretty current, enjoy!

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Amiga Video Toaster / Flyer FAQ

Author: n/a

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Amiga Video Toaster FAQ Index, Flyer FAQ Index, VT/F LightWave FAQ Index

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Amiga-FAQ

Author: n/a

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A VERY LARGE FAQ on the Amiga!

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Amiga.org

Author: Wayne Hunt

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Earth's premier source of Amiga information!!! What else could I add??

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Amiga: The Computer That Wouldn't Die

Author: Paul Wallich

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The IEEE spectrum article on the Amiga. Professional publication doing a pofessional article!!

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AmigaAnywhere Tutorial - Part 1

Author: Nicolas Mendoza

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Ok, first off, there are several reasons why I'm writing this. Firstly because I've missed something like this myself, secondly I know a lot of you guys want to code for AmigaAnywhere but haven't because you think it's difficult getting started programming for AmigaAnywhere. Maybe because you haven't programmed before. Maybe you're too lazy to read a lot of documents just to get started. Look for Part 2!

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AmigaCentre.co.uk

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This site will eventually be a huge source of information for the Amiga Community. The links section has quite a few links already, and the articles page has some imformation, mainly useful to newcomers to the Amiga scene. The box on the left to search Aminet also works, and I have uploaded two Workbench wallpapers to the pics section. We are now also a member of the AmigaRing and have our own forums.

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AmigaDos Online reference Manual

Author: MrAmiga

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Welcome to the The Amiga DOS online reference manual. This site is always under construction so please excuse the mess while this site settles in to its new home. Here you will find comprehensive guides to The Amiga Operating System and ARexx scripting language along with technical specifications on the Amiga line of computers, the latest Internet applications for the Amiga, Mirror sites for two of the leading Amiga software developers Phantom Development and Finale Development, and a jump point to other exciting Amiga oriented web sites on the World Wide Web. I would like to thank Mark R. Buechler for hosting this site and getting me away from my old ISP.

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Amigan Software

Author: Amigan Software

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This is Amigan Software's official website. Amigan Software are based in Canberra, Australia and are committed to the continuing development of quality Amiga software. The most recent releases of our software are always available online here. Authors of Worm Wars - Worm based game, Report+ - A freeware ReAction-based utility with many functions, Saga - This is a conversion of the 1981 TSR boardgame "Saga: Age of Heroes", for up to 6 players, and quite a few Amiga related books availiable for download.

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AmigaOS.com

Author: AmigaOS.com

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Explore our knowledge and vision on OS / Interfacing to the Amiga community including AmigaInc. Keep the Classic Amiga's up-to-date. - Will come in the future. Interaction between user and developper. - We wan't to know what you whould like to see in an OS. Bring back the Amiga where it was or better.

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AmigArt

Author: Guvenc Kaplan

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A GREAT site for Amiga news and information.

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Amigas at Disney

Author: Jason Comptom

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A link to the Amiga's being used at the "Happest place on earth." Might be a bit dataed."

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AmiHelp

Author: Fred

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What is #AmiHelp? #AmiHelp is a channel on the ArcNET IRC servers. So What is #AmiHelp for? #AmiHelp is a channel for help with computer problems, both hardware and software. Mainly to do with Amiga computers, but if anyone on the channel has a problem with any other system... We will do our best to answer them. Guides for setting up/configuring/running various programs

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AmiHoo!com

Author: AmiHoo

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Great site for Amiag news and information. Lots of links!!

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Andy McFadden's CD-Recordable FAQ

Author: Andy McFadden

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A GREAT source of inofrmation on CD-R. Some info on Amiga CD Utilities.

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BlizzardPPC overclock place

Author: Giorgio Signori

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GREAT site to find articles, beachmarks and information about overclocking your PPC.

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CAPS

Author: CAPS

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CAPS. Classic Amiga Preservation Society. CAPS, the Classic Amiga Preservation Society, as the name implies, dedicates itself to the preservation for the future of classic Amiga software, namely classic Amiga games. As it is, these games are abandoned and in possession of mainly an ever diminishing community or well willed collectors. These games are detrimentally affected by the passage of time by their storing media, and these Amiga classics, a big part of gaming history, risk being lost forever in the near future. This tragedy must be prevented. CAPS main objective is to guarantee the preservation of such an important part of computer gaming history.

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Catweasel-FAQ

Author: n/a

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Catweasel Controller. Last modified: 22 Nov. 97

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Chris' LightWave Benchmarks

Author: Chris Blanos

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A constantly growing database of computer systems benchmarked using NewTek's LightWave 3D. Currently featuring 2710 benchmarks! **WOW**

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Classic AmigaOS Emulation - A Guide for WinUAE

Author: Mike Bouma

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As Amiga Inc is about to re-enter the computer arena with new AmigaOS4 powered desktop systems as well as with 3rd party embedded products utilizing AmigaDE technology pre-installed, there are a growing number of people who wonder what an advanced classic AmigaOS currently offers. This was an important reason for me to write a simple to understand WinUAE tutorial, so this would hopefully help interested people with setting up a fun and easy to use emulated AmigaOS environment on widely available mainstream Windows computers. This article also includes many WinUAE screenshots and information on acquiring and using freely available software.

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Clockmeister's Amiga Page

Author: Clockmeister's Amiga Page

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Contains Schematics and scanned manuals for the A590, A1060, A500, A2000, A1200, A4000 and info on the DKB MegaChip 2000/500. Plus A1000 hacks.

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Computer Graphics

Author: n/a

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Papers On Computer Graphics

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CU AMIGA Magazine

Author: Joachim Froholt

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This is an index of reviews, previews and features in CU-Amiga. As you see, it's unfinished, and if you can help make it complete, we'd greatly appreciate it. The index has been created by Seppo Typp�, Angus Manwaring and Joachim Froholt. Missing: Everything before Sept 1990.

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demo.guide

Author: Dreyer

Archived: 2002-04-16

Verified: 2022-01-27

{{ARCHIVED}} What is this guide? The Demo.Guide is kind of an encyclopedia covering demos for the Amiga. All demos in The Guide has it's own review, information about authors, size, requirements, etc., and rating. How come there are no links to other sites? If you want links there are 1000 of other sites you can choose from, if you want demo information you don't want to leave this site!

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