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Catweasel Advanced Floppy Controller. CATWEASEL can read and write Amiga, Commodore, MacIntosh, Atari and Sinclair floppies! Also available Buddha & Idefix IDE controllers for AMIGA with ATAPI Drivers.

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Class Act

Author: Christopher Aldi

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ClassAct is a set of BOOPSI classes co-authored by Christopher Aldi, Timothy Aston, Osma Ahvenlampi and Petter Nilsen, distributed by Finale Development. ClassAct provides object-oriented building blocks for your application in the form of Intuition BOOPSI classes libraries libraries. As they are standard classes, they may be used with any application environment supporting BOOPSI. ClassAct is a complete GUI system in its own right, supporting everything from simple buttons to an advanced list management class, and includes a complete GUI layout gadget class, arexx class and window class.

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CommodoreZone

Author: CommodoreZone

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THE WORLD OF COMMODORE IS ONLY A CLICK AWAY! WOW!!! A great site for C=64 and commodore information. Demos, programs, emulators and more!!!

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Computer Affair

Author: Computer Affair

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Computer retail store situated in the City of Willoughby (northern suburb of Sydney Australia). We are a retailer of Amiga, Mac & PC hardware / software and specialise in Desktop Video & Multi-Media Systems.

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Depth

Author: Depth

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Depth is an AMIGA SCENE group which was formed by a bunch of crazy danes with the wonderful AMIGA, and demos especially, as their main hobby, in July 1993. These guys met in the now very lame rooms of a local computer club, and Depth was the result of some discussions and thoughts of forming a scene group, inspired by people from Balance (Wolfman, Scope, Connor, Wreko, TNT! & Motion) who were also visiting the same computer club, as well as GNU Design (Firebird), Shadow World (Wez, Gilthanas, The Guru) and quite a lot of other people in and out of the scene.

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Der Am Zeiger

Author: Der Am Zeiger

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Amiga web magazine. Site in German.

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Digi Booster

Author: Tomasz and Waldemar piasta

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A very good AHI supported tracker with many features. AHI support (at this moment there's support for following sound card: Tocatta, Delfina, Wavetools, Prelude and of course for Paula) 8 and 16 bit audio modes (so you can load to Digi Booster 16 bit samples) formats supported: IFF8SVX ; IFF16SV ; RIFFWAV 8BIT ; RIFFWAV 16BIT; AIFF 8/16BIT / STEREO/MONO, MP1/2/3 import (68k/PPC), TB 303 emulator and much more!!

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Dirk Dusterberg

Author: Dirk Dusterberg

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Maker of PICSim : PIC Simulator for Amiga Computers, PICEmu : Emulator for the 16C84 in combination with PICSim, PICAsm : the Assembler for 12,14 and 16 bit PIC types -all features you need, most MPASM conform, PICProgger84 - simple Programmer for 16C84 - GUI and NOGUI Software, Cardattack: card reader/writer for most synchron chipcards -german telephoncard support, syncdooubler sdII: allows the usage of VGA monitors at PALHires screens and MPEG soundcard -worlds first working MPEG1+2 layer2+3 soundcard for all Amiga computers more!!!

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EasyPlayer

Author: Ralph Debusmann

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Tired of using uncomfortable shell-based music players? EasyPlayer front-ends them all, comfortably. Features: front-ends all shell-based music players, vailable (SIDPlay, mpega, GMPlay etc.), easily extendable to front-end all music players yet to be released, intuitive and multithreaded and font-sensitive GUI, comfortable playlist administration (load, append, save, randomize...) and other utilities

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fire-button

Author: Andreas

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Welcome to The Fire-Button, the community for everyone who has an interest in computer and video gaming. On this site you can explore the comprehensive gaming database for information, screenshots and coverscans for long lost games or games for current computers and consoles. Nice Amiga/Commodore Section.

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Frey United Software

Author: Adam Barczyncski

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Creators of sport management games. Including PSV Manager - the biggest "literally" freeware football management game for Amiga computers. (site in Polish)

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Germany, Aminet Gateway, Hamburg

Author: Klaus Rosenfeld

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Complete mirror, custom WWW support. Advanced features.

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Germany, Forchheim, Oberfranken.

Author: Ruediger Engel

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Partial mirror, full WWW support

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Glacis Technologies

Author: Glacis Technologies

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Software. Located in Canada.

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Global Amiga Developer Site

Author: LouiSe

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The BEST Amiga Developer site with support what never seen before! All AmigaOS functions with keyword search, forum for each functions, example code upload/download, on-the-fly cross linking BlitzBasic, PowerD, Geekgadgets, MUI, Picasso96, Warp3D development support. Just see and use it.

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Graf Hard&Software

Author: Graf Hard&Software

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Unser Schwerpunkt sind Commodore AMIGA und C64 sowie ATARI Computer und Konsolen , wir bieten aber auch MS DOS Ware, Sinclair , Schneider , MSX u.a. Software sowie Hardware an.

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Homebuilt video digitiser

Author: William Andrew Steer

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Over the years I've hooked various analog to digital converters, of progressively faster speeds to my computer. The most recent advancement has been my experimentation with a low-cost 20MHz ADC, the Bt218KP-20, manufactured by Brooktree. This video digister project originally grew as an extension of the oscilloscope project described elsewhere on this site.

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HomeCINEMA

Author: Andreas Etzrodt

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HomeCINEMA is - yet another - video database for Amiga computers. Why did I code one? Just because I didn't find a database which fitted to my needs. Also many programs where buggy, expensive or too complicated to use. So I thought - Why not code one yourself? So HomeCINEMA was born�

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Icon Poet

Author: Steve Tiuffany

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Icon Poet is a writing toy for human/machine collaboration. You supply structure by clicking on a grid of grammatical terms, and the program supplies content through randomness. The texts that emerge are often enchantingly bizarre. Try it out at Icon Poet Online (requires a JavaScript-capable browser such as a recent version of Internet Explorer or Netscape, and a monitor set to 800x600).

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LogIX

Author: LogIX

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LogIX is a collection of IBM and Amiga users, technicians and programmers and their related companies working together to bring you the one thing sorely missing in the business world today, customer satisfaction. LogIX offers CD-ROM recording, custom software and installation, custom PC and Amiga configurations, electronics repair, rare operating and repair manuals, and more. LogIX is located in central Iowa, USA and is the culmination of 15+ years of computer, music, engineering and customer realtions experience.

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MACROHARD

Author: n/a

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At Macrohard we specialize in the newest hardware for PC's(IBM clones) and Amigas. At the right you will find links to most of our product line. We are always looking for more products to carry. If you are looking for something you don't see, please call or Email(preferred) and let us know what you need.

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Northwest Amiga Journal

Author: Northwest Amiga Journal

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Welcome to Northwest Amiga Journal. BBS, files, docs, postcards, surveys, commentary and more. Updated!

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Oberon-A

Author: Frank Copeland

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Oberon-A is a free Oberon-2 development system for the Amiga personal computer, developed by Frank Copeland from the original Ceres Oberon compiler described in Wirth's "Project Oberon" book. Oberon-2 is a modern, lightweight, typesafe and extensible object-oriented language designed by Niklaus Wirth and Hanspeter Mossenbock, after several years' experience with Oberon and Object Oberon.

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Octamed history page

Author: Teijo Kinnunen

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A discription of the first version MED v1.0 to OctaMED Pro v3.0 by the author

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