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The Premier Software Digest for the Commodore 64/128 page 4 page 4 NEXT ISSUE >> MODERN MONITORS & C= page 21 LOAD page 20 page 14 STAR page 11 The Premier Software Digest for the Commodore 64/128 NEW 12 month subscription for $45 plus $35 postage & handling which totals up to $80 by mail or only $45 by email. Phone: 1-719-537-6009 email: [email protected] *** PayPal accepted *** page 8 2 commodore scene 37 General Advertising Rates REGULARS Black & White Colour Index & General Information .......................................................... 2 Back cover N/A £50.00 ED Talk - Allan gets on his soap box ! ............................ 3 Full page £25.00 £30.00 Half page £20.00 £25.00 Coverdisk - what you get this issue ....................................... 4 Quarter page £15.00 £20.00 Data Blast - news, quickly ! ........................................................ 5 Boxed (Contax) ad £5.00 per year Classified - for sale & wanted ............................................... 7 Classified 5p per word Readers Quickies ............................................................................................ 7 Classified FREE readers/subscribers Readers Letters & e-mails ........................................................... 8 Contax, Services & Help ..................................................................... 29 CS Importing Service - hardware & software .......... 30 General Information FEATURES Polo Shirts £13.00 T Shirts £13.00 Strangeloop - tip ........................................................................................... 7 Sweatshirts £14.00 Happy Birthday To You ........................................................................... 11 Baseball Caps £6.00 A Wolf In Sheeps Clothing - part 2 ............................... 12 CS-SuperPSU v3 - updated news ...................................... 14 The following clothing items are The Final Ethernet Cartridge ................................................ 19 The Rare Guide - Commodore Zone ......................... 22 available from the editorial address, Not So Serious .............................................................................. 25 please note that these items are quality products with fully embroi- geoTELEGRAPH ..... Yellow Pages dered logos on them - these are not cheap rubbish. Sizes : small (34/36), geoDOS v2.95 - English instructions released ........ 15 medium (38/40), large (42/44), X- TheWAVE Status ....................................................................................... 15 large (46-48). Colours : white, black, geoBEAP v2.0 - part 3 .................................................................... 16 sunflower, navy, bottle green and burgundy Please allow up to three REVIEWS weeks for delivery. Back In Time 3 - the CD review .............................................. 10 General Conditions Chemical Rock ........................................................................................... 18 IDE64 - high powered interface for c64 .......................... 20 Diskmag Corner - reviews from around the world .... 24 All material recieved by Commodore Binary Zone Audio CDs - music from the c64 ..... 26 Scene will be regarded as printable Fanzine & Diskzine Round-up ............................................................ 27 unless specifically stated otherwise. Swearing and foul language will NOT WORLD WIDE WEB be printed. http://tfe.c64.org/ .............................................................................................. 27 Writers Pack http://www.retroreview.com/ .......................................................... 27 If you would like a CS writers pack to ADVERTISEMENT SCENE help you compile your submissions for CS then just drop me a SAE and I will The Commodore Show 2002 - crewe beckons ! ........ 28 post one out to you. INCLUSIONS STOP PRESS update sheet, 5.25 or 3.5 Coverdisk*, Advertisters Pack Coverdisk Sleeve(s)*, Coverdisk Information Sheet* *optional All advertisement rates are nego- tiable. There is a CS Advertisers ARTWORK Information Pack if anybody requires General : Chris Bohanna (new artwork) one, just drop my a line. All paying Front Cover : 8x8 (BSW) advertisers will recieve one compli- CONTRIBUTORS TO CS mentary copy of that particular issue Allan Bairstow (editor), ebay, Robert Bernardo, Andrew Fisher, (no coverdisk). Dave Elliot, Richard Bayliss, Nicholas Coplin, Wayne Womersley, Jeri Ellsworth, Protovision, Dale Sidebottom, William Kennedy Distributors Pack Shaun Bebbington, Go64, Maurice Randall, Jens Schoneld Bo Zimmerman, Mahai Barbat and anybody else that I have missed ! If you would like to distribute (or are thinking about distributing) Commo- EDITORIAL ADDRESS 14 Glamis Close, Garforth, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS25 2NQ, UK dore Scene within your country then Telephone/FAX : (0113) 2861573 before 9pm please drop me a line and I will send out this pack to you describing some of the terms and benefits. June 2002 3 game was also run- ning on a PC and a handheld palm com- puter ! This marvel of programming - Hi everybody, I hope you are all well called AmigaDE - is and your Commodores are keeping you the latest attempt to occupied ? I know that mine are ! have all electronic ma- chines running the So whats been happening between same OS software, which, in CS36 and this issue ? Well, I have been turn means that they also run the lucky recipient of a few nice pieces the same games and applica- of hardware. First to arrive was the Retro tions. The software runs on Replay Cartridge, along with its sister device, the Silver many computers, consoles, Surfer (see page 30 for details). Also to arrive was the PDAs and even mobile IDE64 interface device (see page 14 to see how I got along phones ! Why should this in- with it). terest us ? Simple, the basic requirements for this OS are well below what we have today with a c64 & SuperCPU ! CS-SuperPSU v3 : I have also been rather busy build- You never know, maybe, just maybe. As I am not a tech ing items too ! If you turn to page 16 you will see the up- head, it will need sombody more cleverer than I to get a dated CS-SuperPSU along with a full compliment of adap- handle on this, so if you want to know more then go along to tors for practically any drive combination you could care - http//de.amiga.co - or - http://www.zeoneo.com - and to mention ! check it out for yourself. Unfortunately, after picking up the most recent two units to be built there was some bad news. The CS-SuperPSU is Database : Certain people have not been receiving their based on the AT power unit, mainly because it is cheep and copies of CS recently. At first I blamed the Royal Mail but in plentifull supply. This is no longer the case. The AT power it appears that was a bit premature. It soon became aparrent unit is now out dated and as such it has now become hard to that the same people were coming back to ask where their find and very exspensive. To continue to make the CS-Su- copy was ! I knew I had their correct details but why was perPSU with the AT power unit would mean an increase of their copy not arriving ? I am now sorting out the CS data- between £40 to £60 !!!! It is hoped the newer ATX power base on my label program to streamline it down a bit and it units can be adapted and this will keep the cost low. Watch was while doing this I noticed somthing peculiar, it was this space for more details. missing out the odd label when it was printing ! When I ask for label 45 (for instance) it actually skipped forward to Coverdisk : this issues coverdisk comes to you courtesy label 47 ! So, I printed out the entire database contents, of Richard Bayliss. Richard has pulled out all the stops and low and behold - it missed out seven entries ! It would ap- produced both the 1541 and 1581 disk for this issue and he pear that there is a glitch in the program that skips one has filled them full of all new goodies for you. My utmost entry in about 20+. My appologies to everybody concerned. respect and thanks go the Richard for this. See page 4 for I am now trialing a newer (better ?) labeling program. Heres details. hoping ! Ethernet : On page 19 you will find an article (taken Bye for now. from their web site) about The Finale Ethernet Cartridge. No I have no doubt that this is a major breakthrough in the See you next issue ! Commodore comunity, but, for the life of me, I still dont have the faintest idea what it actually does ! If anyone can explain it to me - in lay-mans terms - I would be most ap- preciative. COMMODORE SCENE COPYRIGHTS AmigaDE : I had a call from Wayne (Womersley) a while All the material within Commodore Scene is freely available for ago telling me of an Amiga show quite near me the Old Corn duplication within the Commodore community and it is okay to reprint any pages in your own newsletters / fanzines / diskzine - PROVIDING Mill in Brighouse. I dont usually go to this type of event as - all credit is given to its original author and you give the details out of I dont have any interest in Amigas but as it was close I Commodore Scene. went along to chat to fellow Commodore enthusiasts. One Duplicating Commodore Scene in its entirety for profit (or to ‘pass thing that caught my eye was a game playing on an Amiga, on’ to another C64 user) is strictly prohibited. Please order an original copy. If the copy is for promotional purposes, then please contact me the game was called Planet Zed, see the pictures in the and discuss favorable terms. next column. A closer inspection was to reveal that the same 4 commodore scene 37 cording to the colour of the balls
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