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  GENESiS
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1589
  The professional TCP/IP stack for your AMIGA. Genesis is a state-of-the-art TCP/IP stack for the Amiga computer. Combining ease of use with advanced features, rivaling those found on competitive systems, Genesis offers built in dialup Internet connectivity and/or local area networking.
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  GoFetch!
  Author: Ian Chapman   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1497
  Go Fetch! is a specialised FTP and HTTP client for the Amiga, which is designed to download a queue of files in the background. So why use Go Fetch! over other FTP clients? Go Fetch! uses Fire & Forget technology, unlike other FTP clients. It can be used to automatically retrieve files from hundreds of servers with little or no user interaction. What's more it can automatically resume files, once you go online, and continue to download them, whilst you get on with other tasks. This makes it very easy to retrieve files over a long period, by going online, when you need to instead of waiting hours for your download to finish. Go Fetch! also supports the HTTP protocol which means no separate program is required for HTTP downloads
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  Gui-FTP
  Author: Kevin Preece   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1498
  Welcome, this is the official support site for Gui-FTP, my file transfer program for the Amiga that implements the internet File Transfer Protocol. Gui-FTP runs on any Amiga running at least Kickstart 2.04 and suitable TCP/IP software. AmiTCP, Miami, Termite or any other TCP/IP stack compatible with AmiTCP V3.0 may be used. The main features of the program are: Graphical user interface. An ARexx port that can be used for unattended or batch transfers, or to control Gui-FTP from another program. A 'phonebook' of your favourite sites, your ten favourite of which can be put in the menu. And MUCH MORE!!!
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  Hardware patch for the vmc isdn blaster
  Author: Michael Boehmer   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 104
  On this page, a hardware patch for the vmc isdn blaster is presented. This patch corrects some of the bugs in the PALces, which lead to strange effects when one tries to use the hyperCOM 3i expansion module.
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  HIP
  Author: Richard   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 137
  HIP is a command line program which processes include directives embedded in HTML documents
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  Home of Alynx
  Author: ALynx Guestbook   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 133
  ALynx is a ASCII-Web-Browser for Amiga / (AmiTCP | MLink | AS225) which is a port of Lynx version 2.4-FM.
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  hserv 13.4
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1592
  It is a HTTP 1.0 ARexx server, very configurable and funny. Hserv was born as an example in rxsocket.library archive, but it become so large and cute that I decided to release it as a stand alone application.
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  HTTPResume page
  Author: HTTPResume   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1678
  Welcome to HTTPResume page! If you have been downloading a huge file and the connection broke, don't despair. Just download HTTPResume and if the server supports resume, you're ready to go. Since number of these servers is increasing daily, your chances to quickly complete interrupted download are pretty good.
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  HTTX - HTML to formatted TEXT converter
  Author: n/a   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 139
  Features -- Full word wrap of text, Full support for all types of lists with indentation, ANSI conversion (with optional optimized output) of HTML styles and separators, Support for HTML, NHTML and Win'95 entities, 7BIT conversion of HTML/NHTML/Win'95 entities (eg. "©" -> "(c)"), Support for alignment (center and right) of text (headers and paragraphs) and separators. And MUCH MORE!!!
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  Ibrowse
  Author: Stefan Burstroem   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 643
  IBrowse is a fast, stable, classic web browser helping you surf the net with your AMIGA®. Features include HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 browsing, TLSv1.3 secure connections, FTP downloads, comprehensive JavaScript 1.6 engine, tabbed browsers (pioneered by IBrowse), a customisable GUI layout, many other customisable features and support for proprietary extensions from other browsers. IBrowse is compatible with AmigaOS® 3.x, 3.1.4, 4.1FE and MorphOS.
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  IBrowse
  Author: Omnipresense International, Ltd   Archived: 1997-06-15   Verified: Aug 05, 2026   id: 2302
  {{ARCHIVED}} Omnipresense International Ltd proudly presents IBrowse. "... is simply the best browser there is for the Amiga platform at the moment." www.amigasupport.com
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  Jabberwocky
  Author: Tom Parker   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 2066
  Jabber is an instant messaging system, similar to ICQ or AIM, yet far different. It is open source, absolutely free, simple, fast, extensible, modularized, and cross platform.
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  Kai's ARexx scrips
  Author: mailto:Kai.Nikulainen@sci.fi   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1499
  Arrex scripts for Yam, Ibrowse, AmIRC and other AREXX scripts
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  Lithium Software
  Author: Lithium Software   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1863
  Authors of Freedom Call - Monitors information on internet calls. Freedom Translator Client API - This program is a API to use with the most important programs on amiga, like, email, irc, browsers, text editors to translate selected texts. ICQ Spoofing, Amiga Back Orifice Client - a powerfull windows manager, is provided to possibility virtual controll by network of windows 95 and 98 clients. Freedom ICQ Pager - Send ICQ Pagers to uin ICQ users, use supported protocol from mirabilis server, (from, nickname, subject, body, email) and Surround.h (C Include)
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  LS-FTPD
  Author: Jean-François PIK   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1500
  LS-FTPD is a daemon who will transform your amiga in a FTP server. It will make your amiga accessible by all machines over the world each time you are connected! A daemon is a program that launchs each time someone tries to connect your machine; then when the connection closed it ends and sleeps until someone wakes it up. It is launched by inetd the super daemon who launchs every other daemons. Site in French and English
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  MCC Mailtext
  Author: Olaf Peters   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1380
  A MUI custom class especially designed for displaying electronic messages. Newsflash (23.7.2001): MCC Mailtext and the sourcecode have been released as OpenSource. Check out SourceForge if you like to get involved!
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  MDR Interfaces LTD
  Author: MRD Interfaces LTD   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 396
  Makers of Inet-Dial Status - An advanced HOME SERVER for the AMIGA computer, configurable for "dial-up", "dial-in" (registered users), automatic mail retrieve and send, www and remote computer connection. INET DIAL includes NETFS for local and Internet networking between Amigas. INET DIAL automatically mounts remote drives (including those on a Local Area Network) so that they appear on your machine just as if they were physically present, and MDR Machinery Control - AMIGA Software to control machinery using the MDR Control Interface protocol.
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  Miami TCP/IP
  Author: Holger Kruse   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 5
  Miami is a new TCP/IP protocol stack to access the Internet by modem, cable modem, ISDN modem, or to access local networks by Ethernet/Arcnet. All you need to get connected to the Internet is already built in to Miami (PPP/SLIP, dialer, modem control, TCP/IP kernel,...).
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  mICQ
  Author: Rüdiger Kuhlmann   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1448
  mICQ is a very portable text-mode ICQ clone - it is known to compile under Linux, BSD, AIX, HPUX, Windows, AmigaOS and with restrictions BeOS. Originally written by Matthew D. Smith, a great part of mICQ has been rewritten by Rüdiger Kuhlmann, in particular the support for the new version 8 of the ICQ protocol that became necessary, the internationalization, the file transfer and some restructuring of the code.
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  Neal's Java Page
  Author: Neal Ziring   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 544
  Java is an object-oriented programming language promulgated by Javasoft (a part of Sun Microsystems). I've been programming in Java since it was first released to the public, and teaching the language on-and-off for about three years. You can find out more about me on my professional page.
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  NetConnect 3
  Author: Active Technologies   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1591
  NetConnect 3 is the latest version of the award-winning NetConnect package from Active Technologies. NetConnect 3 is the easiest and most comprehensive Internet compilation for the Amiga to date, and is designed to enable any Amiga user from novice to expert to get onto and use the Internet. NetConnect 3 is Based around 12 commercial programs (including Octopus, dock bar manager), and is worth over £170 if bought separately. NetConnect 3 gives you all you'll need to get the most from the Internet on your Amiga, and includes the latest version of the award-winning applications Voyager and AmIRC from VaporWare. With the Genesis Wizard, you can connect to the Internet in a matter of minutes. It's ideal for both an Internet or local area network connection.
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  NightSpeed Productions
  Author: NightSpeed Productions   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 141
  NightSpeed Productions is dedicated to the proposition that the Amiga computer was the most advanced computer of its day. Long before there was the word ""multimedia"", there was the Amiga computer. Various WWW utilites
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  Nordic Global Inc
  Author: Nordic Global Inc.   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 403
  Nordic Global Inc. are the producers and distributors of various AmigaOS software packages. This web site is the official support site for all our software. Our software is distributed as shareware, i.e. a demo version, is freely available for download, and a full version is available upon registration. Our Amiga software includes:AmiWin, Dayton, Miami (Deluxe and SSL), ppp.device, ReOrg and more.
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  Official AmigAIM Website
  Author: Richard H. Poser II   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1477
  Introduction to AmigAIM. AmigAIM is a client to connect to America Online's AIM service, it is currently limited to what has been devined about the system from careful research of the AIM system by the author and others. AmigAIM allows links to be opened in Amiga web browsers by using either OpenURL.library, or by setting a custom script in External Preferences. Current ongoing research includes, but isn't limited to chat modes and file transfer capabilities. Server stored buddy list routines have been worked out, and are being looked at for a future release. File transfer capability has been figured out, and I have code that can handle it, but that will take some time to add to the current system.
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  Official AWeb support page
  Author: Amitrix   Verified: Nov 30, -0001   id: 1414
  Amitrix's Aweb support page.
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