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  Absolute Reality
  Author: Darren Shaw   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 148
  Varios sound programs. AdSyn - Additive Synthesis program, Moo2 - Analogue style sample maker, P2S - Produce samples from pictures, SFX - Sample FX program, Sin - Analogue style sample maker, Tick - Timestretch tool, Morfeen - Morph from one waveform to another, and Chrome - A Frequency Modulation Synth program
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  AddressAssist
  Author: Alex H. Schneider   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 23
  AddressAssist (AA) is a powerful, full featured database application for address management. AA is definitively not YAAM (Yet Another Address Manager), as it combines a lot of well known features in one program and adds some extras not seen in other applications of this kind before
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  ADF-Suite
  Author: James Hunter   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 20
  ADF-Suite contains two program to help you manage your ADF'S (Amiga Emulator Files!). ADF-ZAP is a hex viewer specific to ADF's and ADF-DM (Disk Manager) is a powerful disk manager for ADF's. Version 1.5 of ADF-DM is just out, with new amazing features! This is a essential utility of all emulator users!! Check It Out Now!
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  AEMail
  Author: John Zacharias   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 446
  AEMail is an Internet Mail User Agent (Client) which can be used to send and retrieve mail over the Internet. It connects to the Internet to retrieve mail from a POP3 Server and sends mail through a SMTP server. To connect to the Internet, AEMail does require a TCP/IP stack such as AmiTCP, TermiteTCP, or Miami, or any stack that is compatible with AmiTCP. AEMail can run on any version of AmigaDOS 2.1 or later. Other than the TCP/IP stack, AEMail requires no additional programs that do not come with a standard equipped Amiga.
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  AFUA - Association Francaise des Utilisateurs d'Amiga
  Author: AFUA   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 655
  French Amiga news and information page.
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  All Things Amiga!
  Author: All things Amiga   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 371
  Welcome to All Things Amiga! We used to do news, but now only sale merchandise and used Amiga items. Lookinf for a Boing coin or key chain?
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  Amiga 3.5 FTP site
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 64
  Amiga's OS 3.5 FTP site
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  Amiga Active
  Author: Subscriptions   Archived: 2000-06-12   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 299
  {{ARCHIVED}} Amiga Active Magazine Amiga Active is no longer, but thanks for visiting anyway! It was one of the LAST GREAT Amiga magazines in print!! CD-rom cover disk! You'll got all the latest news from the Amiga world delivered to your door on a monthly basis. No more scouring the newsagents' shelves! You'll were guaranteed the best in-depth features, previews, reviews, tutorials and interviews in the Amiga world, month in, month out. Now its called Digital
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  Amiga ANIM Toolkit v1.0 for macOS
  Author: Glue Tools   Verified: Aug 22, 2026   id: 5973
  Amiga "anim" files are now a first class citizen on your Mac! With this toolkit, you will be able to open and play most of your favorite animations in just about every Macintosh application. You even open Amiga animations in applications such as Final Cut Pro X, Motion, QuickTime Player, etc.
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  Amiga Hacks
  Author: Levas (Leonas) Vabolis   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 86
  Amiga and other computers related pages on this site. Hardware links.
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  Amiga hacks & info
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 448
  Many links. Video backup & slow sampler, Fast sampler, how to build a genlock, 512K memory addon for the A500, 14MHz A500, and more hardware information and hacks!!! Part of Amiga Hacknet.
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  Amiga Line
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 196
  Russian Amiga Page
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  Amiga Related Books FAQ
  Author: ARB Faq   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 366
  This FAQ is compiled as a service to the Amiga community. It is an attempt to give the Amiga programmer and user an overview of useful books for his/her favorite computer. It is not complete.
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  AMIGA Shop Klaus Engel
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 259
  Hardware and software. Located in Salzwedel, Germany. Page in german.
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  Amiga Siamese System
  Author: Robert   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 128
  These pages are dedicated to supporting the Amiga Siamese System developed by Siamese Systems Ltd (previously known as HiQ Ltd). The purpose of these pages are to promote the Siamese System, whilst "telling it like it is". By this I mean no hype, no bullshit - just the facts as I see them. I would like to make it clear that I have no connection with Siamese Systems Ltd, but I simply believe in this excellent product. Unfortunately it seems that Steve has given up on the Amiga market and Paul has lost interest, now concentrating his efforts on Photogenics 4.x.
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  Amiga-Clinic
  Author: Amiga-Clinic   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 580
  The most comprehensive Amiga healthcare provider on the web. FAQ's and information on keeping your Amiga healthy.
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  AmigaBall
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 306
  Amiga actualities in France, in Germany, and in the rest of the world, hardware and software tests, columns about Internet, 3D animation, programming in assembler, C or E, the "Video Numerique" insert, the "Clubs" column, want ads, etc.
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  Amigaone
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 373
  Hrdware and software. Good selection.
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  AMIGAONE
  Author: Shawn McOwen   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1447
  AMIGAONE is a store in which you get great prices and service. Do drop on by and give us a ring.Remeber when you have an AMIGA YOU HAVE THE POWER.
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  Amigator
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 198
  Finland located mail order business.
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  AmigaWorld.org
  Author: AmigaWorld.org   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 629
  A nicely done Amiga Page. News, links, information and more.
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  Amithyst
  Author: Amithyst   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 315
  The site for fans of Amiga, science fiction, fantasy and horror. Amithyst has now closed, but the pages will stay up for a while longer. There is a new website called Spacerat, though, which includes all the fiction and artwork from Amithyst, and will continue to be added to with new content.
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  ARTAS
  Author: M.Albrecht and T.Wenzel   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 146
  ARTAS is both a concept and a system component. It allows applications to use "any" kind of data is their input and output without knowing about the contents or structure of the data stream. Parsing and interpreting of data contents is done by external modules called "driver modules". Each stream can be divided, mixed, time-synced etc by attaching "codecs" and "plugins" to it. ARTAS deals with Audio, Video, MPEG and any other kind of data that links an abritary number of data blocks.
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  Atéo Concepts
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 208
  Makers of the AteoBus, Pixel64 graphics card, PC keyboard interface, custom tower cases, technical information, support and on line ordering and more! Page in English, French and German.
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  Blizzard 2060 Home Page
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 76
  Accelerator board for the Amiga 2000. Great site got blizzard information!!!
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  Blizzard 603e PowerBoard For Amiga 1200
  Author: Sinan Gürkan   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 79
  Blizzard 603e comes in a big box (2 times bigger than a Blizzard 1240/60 box).When you open the box, you can see Blizzard PPC in a anti-static cover, a English/German User Manual, a 880KB PowerUP System Floppy and PPC CD-ROM V2 which includes PPC Utilities, PPC Tools and PPC Demos.
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  Boingworld
  Author: Adam Waldenberg   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 454
  An old favorite in the process of being "overhauled". News, links and more! Stay tuned
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  Catweasel
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 218
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 219
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 625
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 224
  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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  CShift
  Author:   Verified: Oct 10, 2026   id: 6103
  A language that reads like C#, compiles to small native programs (LLVM, or its own 68000 backend for the Amiga) and manages memory with reference counting instead of a garbage collector.
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  Depth
  Author: Depth   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1535
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 317
  Amiga web magazine. Site in German.
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  Desktop background colors, by operating system
  Author:   Verified: Aug 15, 2026   id: 2444
  Every solid desktop background color shipped by classic operating systems and desktop environments.
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  DICE
  Author: pahihu   Verified: Sep 01, 2026   id: 5999
  Matt Dillon's DICE 68000 C compiler suite and DXMake. The trick is to use Matt Dillon's DXMake utility to compile the DICE sources. I have ported it to macOS 14, changed the DMakefiles to use dxmake.
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  Digi Booster
  Author: Tomasz and Waldemar piasta   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 176
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 468
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 469
  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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  f**kMicrosoft.com
  Author: FMS   Archived: 2002-09-27   Verified: Aug 27, 2026   id: 1817
  {{ARCHIVED}} Despite it's name a very good source for MS info. Want to know what's in your index.dat file? GREAT list of atternate OS's on the page. Over 75+
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  fire-button
  Author: Andreas   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1651
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 612
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 171
  Complete mirror, custom WWW support. Advanced features.
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  Germany, Forchheim, Oberfranken.
  Author: Ruediger Engel   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 168
  Partial mirror, full WWW support
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  Glacis Technologies
  Author: Glacis Technologies   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 275
  Software. Located in Canada.
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  Global Amiga Developer Site
  Author: LouiSe   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1449
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 277
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 95
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 50
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 52
  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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  Linux Kernel 5.10 for the X1000 and X5000
  Author:   Verified: Aug 09, 2026   id: 2373
  Here you can find several different version.
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  LogIX
  Author: LogIX   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 394
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 395
  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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  macsurf
  Author: mplsllc (Patrick Britton)   Verified: Aug 15, 2026   id: 2445
  The modern web, on a 25-year-old Mac. A modern web browser for Classic Mac OS 9 PowerPC. Real CSS3, ES5 JavaScript, native HTTPS. Built with CodeWarrior on the Carbon API.
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  Northwest Amiga Journal
  Author: Northwest Amiga Journal   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 333
  Welcome to Northwest Amiga Journal. BBS, files, docs, postcards, surveys, commentary and more. Updated!
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  Oberon-A
  Author: Frank Copeland   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 604
  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   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 407
  A discription of the first version MED v1.0 to OctaMED Pro v3.0 by the author
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  Paul's JavaScript Examples
  Author: Paul Kolenbrander   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 140
  This site contains a number of small examples on how to use JavaScript in e.g. AWeb 3.1 to add some extra functionality to your pages. It contains a number of handy scripts, all complete with source, instructions and a working example to make it easy for you to incorporate them.
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  PGP for the Amiga info page
  Author: Robert A. Knop Jr   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 56
  PGP stands for "Pretty Good Privacy," and it is a public key encryption program. Public key encryption is a scheme where any message encrypted with public key X can only be decrypted with secret key X. In conventional cryptography, one key (or password) is used to both encrypt and decrypt a message. This has the problem that you need a secure channel over which to communicate the password before you can send encrypted messages over an insecure channel. With public key encryption, you publish your public key as widely as possible, and keep a tight reign on your secret key. That way, anybody with your public key can write a message that only you can decrypt, since only you have your secret key.
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  Photogenics Home Page
  Author: Paul Nolan   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 122
  "Paul Nolan's Photogenics is an innovative and award winning graphics package for Windows, Linux, and AmigaOS. It allows you to create stunning images, either from scratch or by modifying existing pictures. It can be used for everything from simple file conversion, to advanced photo manipulation and re-touching. It also offers extremely realistic and easy to use media such as pencils, chalk and watercolours, which allow you to create stunning masterpieces in minutes.
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  Ramjam Consultants Ltd
  Author: Ramjam Consultants Ltd   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 420
  Makers of the AmiFAST 3000 - ZIP-to-SIMM adapter
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  RIPMAG
  Author: Ripmag   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 327
  The Underground Amiga Diskmag! HEY! The new summer issue of RIP is finally here! Issue THREE (July/August 1998) edition is just a mouse click away. Click below to save the DMS archive (named RIP3.ZIP because our web server only allows files to be called ZIP), so download it, then rename it Rip3.DMS, and then use a DMS unarchiving utility to run the bootable disk! Issue Two Available Now!
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  SHARKsort
  Author: Andreas Etzrodt   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 51
  A sorting program
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  Sixth Sense Investigations
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 424
  Hello and welcome !! ,you've reached the site of "Sixth Sense Investigations". "Sixth sense investigations" is the newest graphic adventure for the Amiga. It features cartoon graphics, interesting enigmas, many locations and a good technical implementation. The game is developed by CineTech, a new group born around VEGA, our reply to the lack of adventure-games for Amiga.
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  Stefan Ervik's Home Page
  Author: Stefan Ervik's   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 341
  Maker of ProLS, a very versatile directory lister, ProBindSystem, a program that handles your assigns, paths, variables, and resident programs, ProDF, an INFO replacement designed to look like df on UNIX systems, ProFortune, a nice fortune cookie program with a lot of fortunes (15227 fortunes), ProGetURLsInBulk, help you to download entire sites or just one html file, ProRevision, help you handle the revision numbers for your C/C++ projects, ProFolder, handles different types of drawers with different icons, ProSayTime, uses the narrator.device to make the Amiga speak the time, ProMakeLink, replacement for AmigaOS makelink that supports softlinks, and many more!
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  System-X Beta/Developers Site
  Author: System-X   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1504
  System-X is a highly stable new BBS-System for the Amiga. A lot of it works like AmiExpress, which has been a worldwide used BBS-System in the past. However, System-X is not built from AmiExpress' source-code, like some other BBS-Systems. System-X has many features which make it a brilliant piece of software: It can handle up to 7 doortypes: AmiExpress (XIM), AmiExpress REXX (AIM), DayDream, DayDream REXX, Paragon/MAXsBBS, Shell/DOS/STDIO. Up to 256 conferences. Up to 256 fileareas per conference. Up to 500 messagebases per conference. And MUCH MORE!!!
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  The Amiga "BoingCoin" Keychain!
  Author: All things Amiga   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 191
  An Amiga "boing ball" keychain, pin and coin. We are working on creating different BoingCoin keychain designs; email us with your ideas! We provide discounts when ordered in quantity of 25 or more.
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  The DDLI Page
  Author: Fergus Duniho   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 37
  DDLI stands for the "Duniho and Duniho Life Pattern Indicator." It is a computer program that measures for the same 16 psychological types as the Keirsey-Bates Temperament Sorter and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. The DDLI asks you a series of questions in order to determine your life pattern. Besides asking questions about E-I, S-N, T-F and J-P preferences, as the MBTI and KBTS do, it also cross-checks by asking questions on IS-ES, IN-EN, IF-EF, IT-ET and Rational-Arational preferences.
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  The VXL-30 FAQ
  Author: Fredrik Lundstrom   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 131
  This collection of Frequently Asked Questions about the VXL-30 accelerator board for the Amiga 500 and 2000 is compiled by Fredrik Lundström. I have tried to give an answer these questions based on my own personal experience. I cannot guarantee that all answers are correct, but I have tried to make them as accurate as possible.
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  Turtle Lightning Amiga Software
  Author: TLAS   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 433
  Turtle Lightning Amiga Software has brought you the best in Amiga software for many years, but the decline of the Amiga has forced us to make a hard decision: we're going out of business. Yes, we're going out of business, but still have many titles to offer you. Our prices are just pennies on the dollar, so fill up your cart while you have the chance!
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  UltraAccounts 5.1
  Author: Richard Smedley   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 58
  UltraAccounts is one of the leading home accounts programs for the Amiga, with a powerful but easy-to-use user interface that has been specially designed to be suitable for beginners as well as experts. It contains all the features you need, and none that you don't need - and is all presented from a GUI which is so easy to set up and use that even people with no experience of accounts or computers will be able to get it up and running in no time. Features Font sensitive, fully resizeable user interface, All windows are fully multi-tasking, allowing you to open and use several different windows at the same time, Supports up to 100 accounts, and 100 tags, Debit & credit standing orders, and timed transfers. And MUCH MORE!!!
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  Wave Beast
  Author: Jan.Krutisch   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 185
  ****This is the official announce of the death of the development of wavebeast. I simply can't find the neccessary time to develop such a "huge" program in a serious approach. *** WaveBeast is a Software Synthesizer for the Amiga computer. it simulates a descent Analogue Synthesizer by using state-of-the-art dsp algorhythms. since WaveBeast doesn't even try to be "realtime", all algorhythms are optimized for quality, not for speed.
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  Web Design
  Author: Larry McGahey   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 135
  Web design allows you to create your own home page for others using your Amiga. Even if you don't want to create a home page now, you can use Web Design to set up local pages that you can customize with links to all your favorite sites. Let me know how it works for you.
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  Welcome to Brian Dofka's Web Page
  Author: Brian Dofka   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1640
  Welcome to my personal web page. This site contains my favourite interesting stuff like my resume, favourite links, favourite places and rants;raves and stories about whatever happens to be foremost in my mind. It also gives me a chance to exercise the skills I've acquired in web design and publishing. I've also become webmaster on the AmiCUE (Amiga Computer Users of Edmonton) site. Come and visit we've moved to a new provider and acquired a new URL.
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  WinUAE & Fellow Amiga Emulator Page
  Author: CommodoreZone   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 624
  A VERY nice site for just about all you Amiga Emulation and more links!
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