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Capturing gray-scale images for your favorite Seconds after passing the Migraph Hand combining multiple images on one screen). ' video applications can be expensive, Scanner over you r artwork, a bit-mapped And Touch-Up's flexible editing tools work at complicated, and tedious - but it doesn't have monochrome image appears on your screen , all four zoom levels. So it's easy to edit the to be. Let Migraph lend a hand with the Migraph ready for editing . full-view image. Hand Scanner and Touch-Up : Smart with an artist's touch. Compatibility is Touch-Up's specialty. It saves With our affordable hardware-software team a wide variety of file formats , including true you can scan, edit, and manipulate any image Migraph Touch-Up is the complete image 16-level and apparent 31 -level gray-scale IFF - and then save it - or any portion of it - as an editor and design tool for monochrome images. ideal for export to color paint programs and other optimized gray-scale IFF file. video applications. Touch-Up even optimizes the In just minutes you can single-handedly full-screen image height for NTSC video digitize color or black-and -white photographs, displays. logos, and line art for export to Deluxepaint III , Digi-Paint 3.0, and other popular programs. And The Migraph Hand Scanner and Touch-Up. it won 't cost you an arm and a leg to do it. Powerful tools for professional images. Gray-scale and high-contrast images - from Quality hardware for a quick capture. desktop to disk in minutes. And you can do it all The Migraph Hand Scanner makes quick with one hand behind your back. work of digitizing any flat artwork (up to 4x14 Ask your dealer for a demonstration today. inches) in a single pass . Editing features like Rotate·by-degree give images that Fine-tune each scan with custom settings and professional touch. you 're ready to go. Our scanner features four scanning resolutions - 100, 200 , true 300, or Its versatile editing functions include all the true 400 dots per inch . Adjustable contrast. standard commands - plus powerhouse extras Three dither settings for halftones. And a like Rotate-by-degree, Change-center-of­ For Amlga 500, 1000. 2000. and 2500 sys1ems with 1MB 01 memorr and Workbench 1.2 Of special setting for line art. rotation , and Scan-to-cl ip area (perfect for hlQher. A hard disk IS recommended.

Migraph, Inc. 200 S. 333 rd , Suite 220 Federal Way, WA 98003 (800) 223-3729 (1 0 to 5 PST) (206) 838-4677 ~ Copyright 1990 Migraph, Inc. The Migraph logo is a trademark and Touch·Up is a registered trademark of Migraph. Inc. All other products named are trademarks of their respective companies. World of Amiga Show Guide n ------~------~~

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Contents

o Letter of Welcome ...... 2

o Commodore Sets the Standard for the 1990s ...... 3

o Map & Booth Listings ...... 8-9

o Exhibitor Addresses & Products . . . . . 10-13

o Seminars & Presentations ...... 14

o Classrooms ...... 16

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3\ World of Amiga Show Guide r:l ------~------~~ Commodore Sets the Standard 1/1((((1 for the 11IlIItI, ROGER BURNSIDE I, I): e have been hearing for a decade now ~s. about revolutionary computer products, Vision (CDTV) player, the first truly interactive, W leading edge technology, and professional­ integrated entertainment and information system. level systems for home and business. Yet the reality The CDTV player is being previewed at the World seldom matches the promises. We consumers have of Commodore/ Amiga show in Toronto, where learned to take the promises with large grains of many people will experience its power for the first salt. We are no longer surprised when multitasking time. Other multimedia stars from Commodore computers do only one thing at a time. Or when include the video graphics workstation interactive equipment doesn't want to listen or talk and AmigaVision, the software that makes it all easy to us. Or when professional-quality systems don't for the average user. produce results that professionals can use. What a With Commodore's multimedia products, a great relief, then, to find that one manufacturer business can produce spectacular, full-color really delivers on its promises. presentations or promotional productions for Commodore Business Machines says it is computer display, 35mm slides, and overhead leading the computer world into the 1990s. transparencies. A company can also create its own Looking at Commodore's lineup of computers, computerized training programs without having software, and multimedia equipment, I have to programmers working months on computer codes. agree. Led by Commodore's new CDTV player and Home users can create their own publications, the Amiga 3000, Commodore products are indeed video flicks, and audio recordings as if they had putting more power into the hands of home and professional studios in their homes: (In fact, they business computer users than ever before imagined. do have their own studios with Commodore All the words apply: revolutionary, interactive, equipment-the same equipment used increasingly professional, leading edge, visionary . .. . by professionals for print, , film, and In 1990 the superlatives can all be summed up record production.) They can also enjoy in one word: multimedia. Multimedia has become a entertainment and participate in entertainment as buzzword in the computer world over the past never before in their homes. year. Everyone has tried to jump on the The professional, creative applications of bandwagon, claiming to be able to integrate Commodore's products are unlimited. Just a few computers, video, music, text, graphics, and examples: animation to some degree or another. But "I've been using for network broadcast Commodore is the acknowledged master of programming for four years, for network television multimedia. magazine recently called series such as 'Adderley,' 'My Secret Identity,' and Commodore's Amiga the "pioneer" of multimedia. 'War of the Worlds.' Basically, the Amiga did the Since the first Amiga was launched five years ago, onscreen graphics that we use for those shows Commodore has developed the most complete, better than any other available system," says James powerful line of products to help businesses, home Tamblyn of Triumph Entertainment. users, schools, artists, designers-almost anyone­ "It's a godsend. I get the work done a lot to create their own professional quality easier, and it allows me more creativity," says productions. Robin Paul, senior graphic designer for outdoor A culmination of this development is the advertising firm MediaCom. She uses the Amiga to recently announced Commodore Dynamic Total create wall posters and mall directories for locations n Toronto, 1990 ~~------~---

in Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. Commodore Dynamic Total Vision Prominent Canadian artist Charles Pachter has Roger Burnside used the Amiga to produce a 1989 awards poster and for other works. He was so impressed that he CDTV. Remember those initials. You 're going to hear wrote a two-page spread about his experience for them a lot. Even better, you may be using them a lot the Toronto Star. yourself. That is, if you become the proud owner of a Commodore Dynamic Total Vision (CDTV) player. As Commodore's multimedia products make CDTV combines advanced electronics and com­ their way into homes, businesses, and professional puter technology to put a multimedia center in your use, we can expect more of the same excited re­ home. It may be the first home entertainment and sponse. So it's apparent that, as computing enters information system to truly deserve being called inter­ the 1990s, Commodore is setting the standard. Of active. By integrating the functions of audio, video, course, for many of us who have been interested in and computer systems in a single package, it provides computers for many years and have watched the the functions of those systems plus much more. industry grow, this news is hardly surprising. We Sound complicated? Yet CDTV is as simple to remember a similar trend at the beginning of the use as a television remote control. If you thought the last decade. In fact, Commodore has always been a first initials in the name stood for Compact Disc, you're not far wrong. The sleek black machine looks leader in the development of technology. similar to a audio compact disc player. In fact, it uses Founded in 1958 in Toronto, Commodore be­ compact discs for storage-more than 550 mega­ came by the 1970s the top manufacturer of hand­ of data on each one. This storage medium en­ held calculators (the last word in technological ables programmers to design applications that are far convenience back then). Soon after, it became a more sophisticated than those on any existing com­ microcomputer trailblazer with the PET and other puter or home entertainment product. 8-bit computers. In the early 1980s the manufac­ So what can CDTV do for you? It can let you play turer put computing power in the hands of millions games more interactively than ever before-with of people with the VIC-20 and , greater complexity and stunningly realistic visual im­ which became the most popular computer of all ages. It lets you participate actively with music and books. It involves children in exciting, interactive learn­ time. With these successes Commodore was on the ing programs. It enhances music of all styles with bril­ way to becoming the billion-dollar company with liant video graphics. It guides you through instructional subsidiaries in 65 countries that it is today. programs on topics like sports, cooking, foreign lan­ In 1985 Commodore began shipping its first guages, business, and self-improvement. It accesses PCs. It quickly became the second largest vendor of detailed information listed in reference materials like MS-DOS-compatible computers in Canada. The encyclopedias, world atlases, and almanacs. It also line now includes AT -compatible systems and a plays conventional audio compact discs like a fully 80386-based computer. The most recent addition programmable CD player and CD+G (Compact Disc has been a laptop PC, the C286-LT. The incredible audio with Graphics) discs. thing about this computer is that it has the power The player connects directly to any television set or RGB monitor as well as to your home stereo unit. of an AT -compatible system with a 20-megabyte A ten-key remote control is all you need to operate the hard disk and VGA graphics and yet takes up only system, although CDTV also has ports for an optional about as much space as a couple of letter-size keyboard, joystick, or mouse. The front panel of the notepads. Perfect for carrying in a briefcase. the basic CDTV player has a "smart card" port to let But one of Commodore's most significant mile­ you store up to 64 of data. You can save stones was the introduction of the Amiga. Its games in progress, personal finance projects, and capabilities set it apart in 1985 and still do. The other activities and then turn the player off without Amiga has a color palette range of 4096 available loss. Reinserting the card causes the program to re­ colors, hardware-based graphics, high-speed video sume where you left off. Ports on the rear panel allow animation, true multitasking capability, four syn­ connection to an external drive, modem, and parallel printer. CDTV also has a standard to thesized audio channels, windowing, an icon-based allow programs to be downloaded to Hi8 or VHS user interface, and many more incredible features. videocassette recorders. Many computers claimed multitasking capability The audio functions of the player are completed over the few years, but the Amiga was the by a 24-hour clock, stereo headphone jack, and only stand-alone that could ac­ fluorescent display to time, traCk, and volume tually run two or more programs at the same time information. at full speed-the true meaning of multitasking. It Inside the unit lies the power of a Motorola 68000 was also the first microcomputer with software 16-/32-bit processor and one megabyte of RAM. capable of four-color process separation. This has Commodore is expecting to have a wide selection of made it possible to create all the stages of electronic applications available soon for use on the CDTV player. Also in the works are a number of peripheral prepress production, from word processing through products to be announced shortly. film, for complete full-color publications, many of which you can find on the newsstands. World of Amiga Show Guide r:l ------~------~

The Amiga was designed for multimedia use. • Amiga Developers Group. This booth gives local For example, it has created and defined the entire program designers the opportunity to show off field of desktop video. Skillful users around the their efforts. Some of the top names in software world are creating animated video imagery for publishing demonstrate and discuss their latest home entertainment, education, corporate training, programs for the Amiga. point-of-sale demonstrations, and broadcasting. The • Stage Presentations. Free with show admission, Amiga line has continued to develop since its in­ stage presentations take place at the Commodore ception. With the introduction of the 's booth. A wide variety of hardware and software is unique Commodore XT and AT bridgeboard op­ demonstrated by its creators and other top tions, the Amiga forged a vital link with the MS­ computing experts. DOS computing world. The Amiga's multitasking • Seminars. World of Commodore / Amiga seminars ability lets AmigaDOS and MS-DOS software run have become well known for their educational simultaneously. value for computer users. They are free for Today a full line of Amigas is available. The showgoers. Sessions introduce beginners to vari­ affordable A500 is designed for the home, educa­ ous aspects of Amiga and Commodore computing tional, and home video computer markets. The as well as help expand the horizons of veteran powerful A2000/HD and A2500 models are suited users. to the demanding commercial, scientific, educa­ tional, and professional graphic arts applications. This is only a small part of the World of The new Amiga 3000 is the center of a video­ Commodore/Amiga. You'll also find all manner of graphics workstation for professional users. This new and exciting software, peripherals, and acces­ computer has the power (32-bit processor, up to 25 sories for Commodore computers, both from Com­ MHz, 2MB RAM standard, eight custom processing modore and third-party suppliers. There's a lot to chips) to deliver unprecedented digital stereo see and learn here that will affect our lives as we sound, graphics, video, and animation. The Amiga move into the 1990s with Commodore. That's an­ bas been rewritten to make all other promise. this multimedia power easy to handle. Compared Roger Burnsid ~ is a Canadian freelance journalist to any other system, it is also extremely cost­ who specializes in home entertainment and electronic effective-" designed for the '90s and priced for issues. virtually everyone," as Commodore puts it. AmigaVision is Commodore's unique software ~~ Kl\LdIEN~ ApTITAFC~1 dCBARsOLCEI RS that brings all the multimedia applications and pro­ ~ 1 nappmg ot 01 e y. aus fessional results of the Amiga within the reach of i I I, II \, Fortunately the Christmas software shopper won't be abducted .. by high prices at California Shareware. Although there may be the average computer user. It's called an authoring :' ! , ' \ space aliens lurking among company employees (rumor has it ./ . ' \ that the Amiga Librarian is from a planet circling the star system because it lets you write a presentation or , Betelgeuse). this has no effect on the quality or quantity of training program involving any or all of the ~ /n /" software in our library. Eac h program is reviewed. rated. and combined with others ,of similar themes to make it easy for Amiga's multimedia capabilities without any :I.", ..-- you to decide on a disk. You are also GUARANTEED a VIRUS-FREE environment. Listed below are the latest and programming experience. greatest additions to our Amiga library. each one j ust S3 .99! From all of us at Cali fo rnia Shareware. have a Merry The eigth annual World of Commodore/ Amiga Christmas and a Happy New Year! is our first glimpse at some of these great new o ART BY SCOTT WHITE (9258) - o MEDICAL CLIP-ART (9261) - For products of the 1990s. It also gives us the chance to A collection of art from our resident those of you in or near the medical see, try, and buy some of the most popular hard­ artist. Includes Exocet. WDW, profession , here is a collection of Robotics#2, X-31#2, Nuda, Eyefloat, color clip-art in a medical vein. ware, software, and accessories available today. Nightfall, and many more. Human heart, kidney, and more, as Among the highlights not to be missed: well as surgical and other medical in­ o COLOR CLIP ARTI2 (9259)­ struments. Collection of hi-res color clip art for • Multimedia displays. Commodore is previewing use in a DTP program. Includes 0 BATTLEFORCE (9257) - A Christmas 1, 2, & 3, Cartoons, strategic game where you lead an the new CDTV player in addition to featuring School, Microscope, and many more. army of mechanical warriors on a Amigas, AmigaVision, and many more software strategic battlefield. Includes map o GAMES/8 (9256) - Four new maker to create your own battlefields. products used to create multimedia productions. games for your enjoyment. Included You'll find finished creations as well as the prod­ are Rollon, a Pengo-type game, Slot- 0 JUGGETTEII (9254) - The cars, a racing game, Simpsons, revenge of Juggette. Another ucts used to create them, including a wide range featuring Bart, and Welltrix, an addic- hilarious animation from Eric tive game where you must line up Schwartz featuring the familiar of third-party equipment, such as laser discs, blocks to score points. Juggler and Juggette. MIDI, and audio/video equipment, integrated with Commodore equipment. You'll also see \\c cdtIllCt'c E.\ 'TIREII('( Fi,)uJ ('e(iol/. Call, write, or stop by our booth today for a FREE catalog: demonstrations of the latest programs that har­ 1-800-992-6621

ness the Amiga's multimedia capabilities-and CAL.FO~,,".A you'll have a chance to use them yourself. SIiA~EWA~E 4Z16J 50th SI. W.:st. Suite 4!2C, Qulrtl. Hill, CA 9J536 • Amiga network. An Amiga-based network for 1-805-273-0550 educational use is being introduced by Hours: Mon -Fri 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM PST We accept VISa and MasterCard Commodore. Send order and payment along with name and address to the above • Your Memory Location •

The CMD HD series of hard drives for the Commodore 64 and 128 have been designed to provide the highest level of compatibility and performance. These drives incorporate the latest in SCSI technology with advanced circuit design to bring you the most features ... at an affordable price. CMD drives allow you to achieve the higher level of productivity you require to get the most from your existing software - today!

o Compatible with GEOSTV, CP/M"", BBS programs and most convnerclal software.

o 3 112" SCSI technology for quiet reliable operation In a CO"1lact case about the size of a 1581.

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o Up to 254 partitions In sizes ranging from 256 blocks to 65,280 blocks each.

o Bullt·ln real time clock automatically time and date sta"1ls all files.

o Compatible with IAmlga, IBM and systems for convenient upgrading.

o Connects easily to the serial , leaving ports open for use with cartridges, REU's and RAMUnk.

. o Supports all seriar l and JlffyDOS protocols, plus parallel Interface for connection to RAMUnk. o Easy·to-use utilities allow backing up and copying files to an~ from 1541, 1571, or 1581 drives.

o Supports an unlimited number of true subdirectories which ihare all blocks within a partition.

o Bullt·ln Q-Unk software allows easy accese to America's most popular 641128 online service.

o Extemal power supply avoids overheating and wear on computer power supply.

o Includes standard SCSI port and all utilities needed to expand the system (up to 4 ). HD·100 $1149.95 • HD-200 $1499.95

SO Series SCSI Hard OriVeS.Add·ondrivesfortheCMO HO or any other SCSI interfaced computer such as theAmiga"', Macintosh'" or IBM"'. SO series drives come mounted in our sturdy steel case and include an external power supply and connecting cable. SO drives also come equipped with a second SCSI port to allow chaining of additional SCSI devices. SO·20 - $449.95 SO·40· $549.95 SO·100 $899.95 SO·200 $1299.95 JiItJDOS~ Version 6.0 !.~. ;:: Lt. Konnector • Increase the performance and compatibimyofyour The Ultimate Disk Drive Speed Enhancement System LTK and CMO HO. The Lt. Konnector allows you to connect the two drives JlffyOOS 64 System· $59.95 JlffyOOS 128 System - $69.95 for greater capac~y. $19.95 ($14.95 with purchase ofany HO or SO drive) Each oyo .... Include. compuler ICemoI ROM(.) II1d one drive ROM. Pleue apecify compuler and drive model number. and _ill number. when ordering. JiffyM ON -A high performance Machine language Monitor Additional Drive ROMS· $29.95 each. :.:::: designed to work in conjuction with JiffyOOS. JiffyMON is loaded with • Uttra-lasl mutt~lIne serial technology. E~1es JiffyOOS to outperform Cartridges. useful features and can be used without exiting from BASIC. It also has a Burst ROMs. Turbo ROMs. and Parallel Systems - without any of the cisadvantages. • Speeds up all disk operations. Load. Save. Format Scratch. Validate. access buitt-in drive monitor for easy access to drive memory. JiffyMON comes PRG. SEQ, REL, USR & direcl-access files lop to 15 tim .. laslar! complete with a well documented use~s manual and offers features just • 100% Compalbility Guarant .. - Guaranteed to work with all SoftwaAl and Hardware not found in other machine language monitors. $19.95 + $1 S/H • Uses no ports or extra cabling. ROMs install internally lor speed alX! compatilility. • Easy Installation. No experience or special tools required lor most systems. Serial Cables - 30' high quality serial cables. $3.95 + $1 s/H • Supports C64, 64C, SX64, Cl28, C128D, 1541, 1541C, 1541-1, 1571, 1581 • Can be completely switched out. RetllllS you to a 100% stock configuration • Buitt·in DOS Wedge. Plus 17 additional commands and convenience features. 1541·11/1581 Replacement Power Supplies These switching power supplies are the same heavy duty, cool running unns found on the HO series hard drive and are much more reliable than the supplies issued by Commodore as standard equipment. They are also repairable and reasonably priced. $49.95 + $6.00 SlH

• SUPER SAVINGS COUPON • Ordering Information and Shipping Charges HD and SD Hard Drlvea: Coninenlal US: $25.00 per drive (UPS grOllld). $35.00 (2nd.Qay). $45.00 (Nexl.Qay). Canada: $50.00 (AimaJ). COD 10 U.S. ooly $4.00 addl chage.Fo!eign prices: 2Ot.tJ. $699.95. 40l0I:>. 5899.95. 100Mb. $1249.95. 200Mb. $1599.95 Postage: $35.00 CMD HD-40 - $750 JiffyDOS & 11 Konneclor: Add$4.50perorder(UPSgrOllld).58.50(2nd·DayAir).pius$4.00for APO. FPO. AK. HI . lIldClllada.or S14.50loroyerseasordera. No adciiooalsli!'Png if ordered wilh lily had drive.COq"slo US ooly - add, $4.00 . i,:: CMD HD-100 - $1100 Tu: MA resldenls add 5% sal86 tax. Terma: We accepIVlSA, MasIBrCard. Money Orders. C.O.D.. and perSCJ1a1 ched

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POWERFUL FEATURES MAKE RAMLINK AND RAMDRIVE USEFUL AND AFFORDABLE • Allows vast amounts of commercial software, including GEOS, to • Separate power supply eliminates RAM data loss when tuming off access your REU as a high-performance RAM Disk. the computer; battery backup protects against power outages. • RL DOS performs up to 20 times faster than Commodore • Includes built-in JiffyDOS Kemal routines for high-speed disk RAM DOS and provides full DOS command compatibility. access with JlffyDOS equipped disk drives. • Up to 32 1541/1571/1581 em ulation or Native mode partitions. • Software for copying files and complete disks included. """".".".,.".".".,.,,'!':'t. What is RAMDrive? RAM Drive is a fresh new approach to RAM expansion for the Com modore 64 and 128. RAM Drive is a self contained battery backed cartridge with capacities of 512K, 1 Mb and 2 Mb. RAMDrive incorporates RL-DOS, an ultra-fast, easy-to-use operating system similar to the HD-DOS found in CMD HD series hard drives. This proprietary DOS allows various typesofpartitioningalong with compatibility and speed unsurpassed HIGH PERFORMANCE BATIERY by previous RAM Exapansion systems. BACKED RAM DISK CARTRIDGE • Compatible with vast amounts of convnerclal software 81 an ultra·fast RAM disk. Desi~ed and maoofactJred by I:f::lIt.P E R Fe R MA N CE • RL-DOS operates up to 20 times faster than Commodores RAMDOS. ~PERIPHERALS l nc . • Power back-up eliminates the loss of 01 files upon powering down the computer while the battery protects data during transportation or power outages. • Available In 512K, 1 Mb and 2 Mb models at Incredibly low prices. • DOS Includes JHfyDOS Kemai routines for high speed disk access with JiffyDOS equipped disk drives. • Software for copying and GEOS cO!Y1)atlbllity Included. • Reset switch allows co!Y1)uter reset without loosing data In RAMDrive. • Disable switch allows RAMDrive to be disabled at any time. RAMDrive w/512K $149.95 RAMDrive wl1 Mb$199.95 RAMDrive wl2 Mb $289.95

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List of Exhibitors' Booths

100-112 North American Software Distributors 183 Commodore Business Machines, Inc. 100 Walt Disney 186 Commodore Business Machines, Inc. 101 pkx p23Amazing Computing 200-212 North American Software Distributors 107 Utilities Unlimited 201-213 North American Software Distributors 109 First Call Computer Accessories 201 Walt Disney 111 Migraph, Inc. 208 California Access 113 Amiga World/RUN Magazine 209 Data Max 117 Computer Odyssey, Inc. 211 Seven Seas Software 126 Softscape 213 New Horizons 129 , Inc. 226 135 Abacus 230 Gold Disk, Inc. 139 Hamilton Amiga Users Group 236 Thornhill Computers 141 Trac 36 237 Free Spirit Software 142 Accountability 243 California Shareware 143 ERM Inc. 246 Canada Remote Systems 146 Creative Micro Designs 247 Creative Micro Designs 157 Mr. Public Domain 251 Parsec 161 Disks & Labels to Go 252 AmiWare --~------~GJ

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258 Computer Variables 258 Comspec Systems 258 Electonics 2001 300 Computer Express, Inc. 301-313 North American Software Distributors 309 Electronic Zoo 311 Merit Software 313 Sierra On-Line 314 TTR Development \ 318 Kawai , 336 Pulsar International 342 Spirit Technology 344 Memory World 346 Antic Publishing 347 COMPUTE Publications 348 Pre'Spect Technics Inc. 354 Lake Forest Logic 350 Mindware International 356 Soft-Logik Publishing Canada ..~ ~ 360 Commodore Business Machines, Inc. 370 Commodore Business Machines, Inc. ~r-______~~o=r~o~n~to~,~1~9~9~O

List of Exhibitors flagship of this line is the Bodega Bay ergo­ The following list was current when this guide went to press. nomic expansion module of the , which will accommodate four 100-pin A2000 cards and three disk drives and which has an internal power supply and ABACUS AMIGA WORLD/RUN cooling fan. Also scheduled for display are Jim Oldfield MAGAZINE Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Laura Livingston the Malibu Board SCSI hard card, the Cata­ 616-698-0330 80 Elm St. lina Card 8MB RAM-expansion daughter­ 616-698-0325 (Fax) Peterborough, NH 03458 board, and the Rodeo Drive ultraslimline Booth #135 603-924-9471 external floppy drive. Abacus will be exhibiting rts complete line 603-924-9384 (Fax) CALIFORNIA SHAREWARE of and books-and intro­ Booth #113 Dan Bonachea ducing several new books in rts Amiga li­ AmigaWor/d Magazine, will be selling sub­ 42263 50th St. W, #422 brary. Amiga Printers: Inside and Out and scriptions and special products at a dis­ Quartz Hill, r:A 93536 Making Music on the Amiga will be show­ counted show price. Products available 805-273-0550 include the popular AmigaWorld Video Li­ 805-273-1748 (Fax) cased. In addition, Abacus will make rts Booth #243 most popular C64 software-including brary series including Animation Video, Get­ Cal~ornia Shareware, a leading distributor Cadpak-available at sign~icant savings to ting Started with Your Amiga, Desktop attendees. Video, Amiga Graphics, and Amiga Music; of shareware and public domain software, the AmigaWor/d Too/chest bimonthly disk; will be demonstrating programs from its ACCOUNT·ABILITY Amiga Companion by Rob Peck; Amiga­ Amiga and IBM libraries. Pick up a free cat­ Bill King alog, and ask our experts about programs P.O. Box 167 World and RUN subscriptions; and the De­ Norval, Ont. LOP 1KO cember issues of the magazines. that interest you. 416-454-8544 AMIWARE CANADA REMOTE SYSTEMS 416-453-0278 (Fax) Gary Jolivet Brenda Brennan Booth #142 3180 Steeles !we. E, Ste. 216 1331 Crestlawn Dr., #D Account-Ability, the interactive, realtime Ac­ Markham, Ont. L3R 4G9 Mississauga, Ont. L4W 2P9 counting System developed by giving hun­ 416-931-8760 416-620-1439 dreds of owners, managers, employees, 416-940-8840 (Fax) Booth #246 accountants, and audrtors of small- and Booth #252 Canada Remote Systems will be exhibrting medium-sized businesses what they needed AmiWare will be exhibrting the following at modems and offering bulletin board and wanted. The major features include fast the show: NewTek , Super­ memberships. and easy installation, setup and use; sup­ Gen2000s, Scanlock, ProVideo Post Char­ COMMODORE BUSINESS port for hundreds of active accounting peri­ acter Generator, Panasonic AG-1960 VCR, MACHINES, INC ods and unlimited networkless terminals; Panasonic AG-460 CamCorder, Panasonic Patty Johns thousands of user-selectable combinations MX12 video mixer, Future Video Edrt con­ 3470 Pharmacy Ave. of realtime reports to screen or print; ac­ troller, and list-management software. Plus AgincDurt, Ont. M1W 3G3 counting, inventory, job-cost, invoicing, the Amiga 3000 will be demonstrating 416-499-4292 order-entry, and payroll abilities; single- and multimedia applications. Booth #183, 186, 360, 370 multiuser capabilrties; and a free BBS. ANTIC PUBLISHING Commodore will have a variety of computer Denny Riley products at the show. The list includes AMAZING COMPUTING Amiga 500,2000, 2000HD, 2500, 3000 PIM PUBLICATIONS, INC. 544 2nd St. Personal Computers; PC101l, PC20, PC40, Don Hicks San Francisco, r:A 94107 P.O. Box 869 415-957-0886 PC50, PC60 MSDOS Compatible Comput­ Fall River, MA 02722 415-882-9502 (Fax) ers; LC286 Notebook Laptop Computer; 508-678-4200 Booth #346 MPS 1270 Inkjet Printer; CDTV Interactive 508-675-6002 (Fax) Antic's AM/GAP/us is a magazine-plus-disk CD-ROM Computer; Amigavision Multimedia Booth #101 produced on the Amiga. High-qualrty pro­ Authoring Language; and an AT&T Sys­ Amazing Computing is the longest-running grams and graphics are explained and illus­ tem 5, V.412 (AMIX) Personal Computer. monthly Amiga publication. ACs Guid~ trated in the magazine and demonstrated COMPUTE PUBLICATIONS now presented twice yearly at 320 pages­ on disk. Each issue answers readers' tech­ KandiSykes is the only complete Amiga product guide. nical questions, describes upcoming prod­ 324 W. Wendover !we., Ste. 200 ACs Tech-published quarterly-is the uct releases, and covers news and events Greensboro, NC 27408 first disk-based, all-technical Amiga periodi­ of interest to Amiga users. 919-275-9809 cal. Stop by the amazing AC booth-and 919-275-9837 (Fax) CALIFORNIA ACCESS Booth #347 prepare to be informed! Larry Lee 130A Knowles Dr. Visrt the COMPUTE booth for show spe­ Los Gatos, r:A 95030 cials and lower-than-ever subscription 408-378-0340 rates. Pick up the latest newsstand issue of 408-378-0397 (Fax) COMPUTE or the Gazette and Amiga Re­ Booth #208 source subscription editions-each for only California Access, maker of the popular CA- 880 external floppy disk drive, will officially unveil four new Amiga peripherals. The World of Amiga Show Guide ------~------~

$1 . Get a free issue with a paid subscrip­ CREATIVE MICRO DESIGNS ELECTRONIC ZOO tion. Back issues and disks are also avail­ (CMD) North American Software Distributors able. Special disk products include the Charlie Christianson Chuck Dixon November Gazette and Amiga disks, 50 Industrial Dr. 3431-A Benson Ave. SpeedScript, Gazette 's Productivity Power East Long Meadow, MA 01028 B'altimore, MD 21227 413-525-0023 301 -646-5031 Pak, Gazette Index, GEOS Collection, Power 413-525-0147 (Fax) 301-646-7753 (Fax) Tools, 128 Classics, and Best Gazette Booth #146 Booth #309 Games. Tee off with Mean 18 on your Creative Micro Designs (CMD) will be dem­ The products to be exhibited by Electronic Amiga or PC, and take home a COMPUTE onstrating and selling a full line of powerful Zoo are as follows: Black Gold-sabotage ball cap for just $11. Be sure to ask about new products for the Commodore ,64 and speculation and strategy in the ruthless oil COMPUTE books as well. 128 computers. These products include industry, Treasure Trap-underwater explo­ COMPUTER & 'YOU JiffyDOS disk drive speed-enhancement ration for gold and treasures through more Chris Barry systems, CMD Hard Disk Drives, JiffyMON than 100 rooms, Tennis Cup-realistic 5230 Dundas St. W Toronto, Ont. M98 1A8 machine language monitors, and CMD 's lat­ simulation of tennis on four styles of courts 416-231 -0205 est creations-RAM Link and RAM Drive, featuring singles or doubles play, Xiphos­ 416-239-7525 (Fax) the ultimate in RAM-based expansion. CMD space adventure combining quick reaction Booth #TBD hopes to showcase the first public appear­ for battles and strategy to stay alive while ance of its new desktop for the GEOS envi­ taking over planets, Legend of Faerghail­ COMPUTER EXPRESS ronment, which is capable of task switching medieval adventure program, and Berlin Mike Grozdansvski 7050A Bramalea Rd ., Unit #13 between two applications. 1948-save Berlin from an atomic bomb. Mississauga, Ont. L5S 1T1 DATAMAX RESEARCH CORP. ERMINC. 416-672-5595 North American Software Distributors Maxine Simons 416-672-5597 (Fax) David Sopuch 37 Washington St. Booth #300 809-77 Finch /we. E Melrose, MA 02176 Computer Express, Inc., will be showing a Toronto, Ont. M2N 6H8 617-662-9363 variety of computer products at the show. 416-250-7424 617-665-4856 (Fax) Booth #209 Booth #143 This list includes the Amiga 500, Amiga 2000, and PC 40 III as well as Raven and Datamax will be showing dataTAX, a per­ ERM Inc., will have a number of cQmputer­ Star printers. In addition, many computer sonal income-tax-preparation software associated accessories at the show. You accessories and Amiga/C64/ IBM software package. Save money and plan your taxes will be able to see anything from blank will be included. before year's end. disks in every size and capacity to disk cases, tool kits, and power strips. COMPUTER ODYSSEY, INC. DISKS & LABELS TO GO David Storozschuk Robert Peters . FIRST CALL COMPUTER 1186 Stone Church Rd. E Ate. 206, East Hampton Business Park ACCESSORIES Hamilton, Ont. L8W 2C7 Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 Ken Trieu 416-574-1401 609-265-1500 ; 410 Adelaide St. W Ste. #305 416-574-2424 (Fax) 609-265-0818 (Fax) Toronto, Ont. M5V 1S8 Booth #117 Booth #161 416-360-7628 Known nationally for its huge inventory of 416-360-7792 (Fax) Computer Odyssey will have Commodore Booth #109 and Amiga hardware, software, and acces­ labels available in virtually any size, color sories at the show. and format you require, Disks & Labels to First Call Computer Accessories will have Go is also the leading source for bulk disks. computer disks, disk filers, modems, share­ COMPUTER ,VARIABLES And it carries them in a huge variety of col­ ware products, printer paper, and mouse pads Janet Dowdell ors-including neons. From disk duplica­ on display. 1535 Bayview Ave. Toronto, Ont. M4G 3B5 tion to custom-printed labels and sleeves, FREE SPIRIT SOFTWARE 416-481 -6807 fax paper to keyboards, Disk & Labels to Brian Sarrazin 416-481-3424 (Fax) Go has the services and stock you need­ P.O. Box 128, 58 Noble St. Booth #258 ' at a savings! Kutztown, PA 19530 215-683-5609 Computer Variables will be showing the fol­ ELECTRONICS 2001 LTD. 215-683-8567 (Fax) lowing Commodore computers, computer Meyer Toole Booth #237 products, and printers: Amiga 2000, Amiga 4744 Yonge St. Free Spirit will show its Barney Bear series 2500, Amiga 500, Commodore C64, PC10- Willowdale, Ont. M2N 5M6 III, PC20-1I1, PC30-1I1 , PC40-1I1, Com spec 416-229-2700 of early education games for the Amiga. With Barney Bear, even the youngest chil­ products, NEC Laser, Roland Printers, Star 416-229-4378 (Fax) Printers, as well as software. Booth #258 dren can play and learn for hours at a Electronics 2001 will be exhibiting a com­ time-without your supervision! Free Spirit COM SPEC SYSTEMS plete line of hardware and software-in­ also will show its utility programs Amf Nick Hooper Alignment and Doctor Am!, which are de­ 74 Wingold Ave. cluding entertainment software-for all Toronto, Ont. M6B 1P5 Commodore and Amiga machines. signed to let you know precisely what's 416-785-3553 wrong when your Amiga has a problem. 416-785-3668 (Fax) Also on display will be Sterling Service Booth #258 BBS, the friendly for Com spec Systems will be showing Com­ the Amiga. spec hard drives at the show. ~~ ______~_or_o_n_t_o_,_1_99 __ 0

GOLD DISK, INC. LAKE FOREST LOGIC, INC. MINDWARE INTERNATIONAL Deanna L. Weston Erik Quackenbush Bob Maudzinski 5155 Spectrum Way, Unit 5 28101 Ballard Rd ., Unit E 110 Dunlop St. W, Box 22158 Mississauga, Ont. L4W 5A1 Lake Forest, IL 60045 Barrie, Ont. L4M 5R3 416-602-4000 708-816-6666 705-737-5998 416-602-4001 (Fax) 708-680-0832 (Fax) 705-737-5017 (Fax) Booth #230 Booth #354 Booth #350 ShowMaker is a multimedia program that Lake Forest Logic, Inc., will show Macro Mindware International will have the follow­ synchronizes playback of animation, still Paint, which can display all 4096 colors in ing products at the show: TAS.S. v2.0- pictures, music, sound effects, and video ti­ hi res. Pictures can be manipulated and an extensive development system for tling. HyperBook is a free-form personal saved as 24-bit images-with no additional Amiga programmers; PageFlipper Plus R/X information manager. It's an easy-to-use hardware required . Disk Mechanic is a hard v2.0-an extensive animation system with tool for quickly creating an infinite variety of drive utility package. It repairs files with ANIM/PFX format interchange, video titling, presentations, personalized databases, Disk Repair, speed-optimizes disks with special effects, 3-D, and synchronized point-and-click indexes to pictures and oth­ Tune-Up, and backs up hard drives with sound, plus a lot of utilities; Amiga Anima­ er data files, interactive displays, and DoubleBack. Lake Forest Logic will also tion & Video Technologies disk magazine; "smart" memo pads. Professional Page 2.0 display the A.D.A.P. T. 68040 assembler, DigiMate animation system for DigiPaint 3; is Gold Disk's latest release of the top which is compatible with the 68000,68010, the Credit Text-a 2-D video titling system; desktop publishing program for the Amiga. 68020,68030,68040,68881 , 68882, and and the 3-0 Text Animator-a 3-D video ti­ Professional Page 2.0 adds new features 68851 and includes an optimizing linker. tling system. such as full rotation of text and graphics, MR. PUBLIC DOMAIN NEW HORIZONS Pantone Matching System support, style Felix Rivera North American Software Distributors and paragraph tags, 24-bit (16.7 -million 115 Essex St., Ste. 146 Debbie Miller color) file support and separations, and on­ New York, NY 10002 206 Wild Basin Rd . screen thumbnail view. 718-935-4374 Austin, TX 78746 Booth #157 512-328-6650 GREAT VALLEY PRODUCTS Booth #213 Greg Garnick MEMORY WORLD 600 Clark twe. Brad Gorzen New Horizons is known for high-per­ King of Prussia, PA 19406 2476 Croyden Ct. formance, easy-to-use productivity prod­ 215-337-8770 Bensalem, PA 19020 ucts. ProWrite , the best-selling Amiga word 215-337-9922 (Fax) 215-741-6225 processor, has advanced features like a Booth #226 Booth #344 spell checking, a thesaurus, columns, multi­ Great Valley Products' engineering domi­ MERIT SOFTWARE ple fonts, and graphics. QuickWrite, a high­ nance and commitment to con­ North American Software Distributors performance entry-level word processor, is tinues to push the company and the Amiga Steve Green perfect for Amiga owners with a single flop­ to new heights. With an estimated world­ 13635 Gamma Rd . py drive and 512K of memory. Flow, an wide installed base of some 30,000 users, Dallas, TX 75244 idea processor and organization tool, is in­ Great Valley Products' reputation is well 214-385-2353 dispensable for organizing your creativity. known. Great Valley Products is proud to 214-383-8205 (Fax) And new for 1991 is Graphic Designer, a introduce new products unmatched in quali­ Booth #311 structured drawing tool that's powerful, ty, design, and functionality. Don't miss . Merit Software will be offering quite a few fast, intuitive, and affordable. demonstrations of our new Series II A500- software games at the World of Commo­ NORTH AMERICAN SOFTWARE HD+. dore/Amiga show. The list includes Sesa­ 'DISTRIBUTORS HAHN·WALLACE PUBLISHING me Street Crayon Letters for You, Sesame Diane Henderson Clyde Wallace Street Crayon Numbers Count, Sesame 33 Alliance Blvd., Unit 1 6820 Distribution Dr. Street Crayon Opposites Attract, At the Barrie, Ont. L4M 5K2 Bettsville, MD 20705 Zoo-Electric Crayon Deluxe, Dinosaurs 705-737-5279 301-595-0950 are Forever-Electric Crayon Deluxe, All 705-737-5979 (Fax) 301-595-0954 (Fax) Dogs Go to Heaven-Electric Crayon, Oper­ Booth #100-112 Booth #TBD ation Combat, and Classic Board Games. 200-213 301-313 HAMILTON AMIGA USERS MIGRAPH, INC. North American Software is the largest GROUP Liz Mitchell Mike Begley 200 S. 333rd St., Ste. 220 Amiga Software and hardware distributor in 4465 Rogers Rd. Federal Way, WA 98003 the world. Developers demonstrating their Burlington, Ont. L7L 1S2 206-838-4677 products with North American include Cali­ 416-639-5052 206-838-4702 (Fax) fornia Access, Datamax Research Corpora­ Booth #139 Booth #111 tion, Electronic Zoo, FTL Software Heaven, KAWAI CANADA MUSIC Now you can capture gray-scale images for Merit Software, New Horizons, Seven Seas Rob McCardle your favorite Amiga video applications with Software, and Sierra On-Line. 6400 Shawson Dr. the Migraph Hand Scanner and Touch-Up. NTC SOFTWARE Mississauga, Ont. L5T 1L8 With this affordable hardware/software Noorali 416-670-2345 team, you can scan, edit, and manipulate 19 Passmore Ave. #8 416-670-3646 (Fax) Scarborough, Ont. M1V 2R6 Booth #318 any image and then save it-or any portion of it-as an optimized 16-level or apparent 416-292-9000 Kawai Canada Music will be displaying per­ 31-level gray-scale IFF file. Touch-Up even 416-292-9126 (Fax) sonal keyboard models FS680, MS710, optimizes the full-screen height for NTSC Booth #136 and WK50 as well as the KC10 Synthesizer video displays. and Kawai speakers. _VV_o_r_ld__ o_f_A __ nn_i~g_a_S_h_o_w __ G__ u_id_e ______~~

MRSEC, INC. SEVEN SEAS SOFTWARE INC. ever hard disk backup utility for all Amigas; John Brown North American Software Distributors and the new IN-MATE internal board with P.O. Box 111 Otto Smith math coprocessor, SCSI interface and RAM Salem, MA 01970 P.O. Box 1451 expansion to 8MB for the A500 and 617-592-1738 Port Townsend, WA 98368 A2000/2500. Booth #251 206-385-1956 Booth #211 THORNHILL COMPUTERS Parsec will have a number of products Tony Priately available at its booth. These products range Seven Seas Software, Inc., will be present­ 7323 Yonge St. from scanners to software to clip art. The ing MathVISION, a panorama of visualiza­ Thornhill, Ont. L3T 2B2 list includes the HandyScanner 64, the tion techniques designed for sophisticated 416-886-2494 world 's first hand scanner for the C64; math and scientific visualization, graphics 416-882-0342 (Fax) Pagefox, a complete DTP package on car­ composition, and general exploration and Booth #236 tridge with 100K of RAM and compatible enjoyment. Thornhill Computers will be showing Com­ with the Handyscanner 64; Character Fox, a SIERRA ON-LINE modore and Amiga hardware, software, and "clever" character set editor for use with North American Software Distributors accessories. Pagefox, Masterpiece Designs, a border Leilani Gouveia-Crowe TRAC36 and pattern collection of 141 hi-res 640 X P.O. Box 485 Dan Sherritt 400 screens available in BASIC 8, GEOS, Coarsegold, CA 93644 c/o Ancaster High School and 1541 and 1581 formats. 209-683-3472 374 Jerseyville Rd. W 209-683-3633 (Fax) Ancaster, Ont. L9G 3K8 PRE'SPECT TECHNICS INC. Booth #313 Horst Bothe 416-648-4468 1085 st. Alexandre, Ste. 500 Sierra On-Line develops and publishes in­ Booth #141 teractive adventure software for home com­ Montreal, PQ H2Z 1P4 T. T. R. DEVELOPMENT 514-954-1483 puters. The company's products feature Todd Butson 514-876-2869 (Fax) high-quality graphics, music, and sound ef­ 1120 Gammon Ln. Booth #348 fects and are designed for Amigas, IBM Madison, WI 53719 Pre'Spect Technics, Inc., will exhibit quite a PCs and compatibles, Atari STs, and 608-277-8071 few Amiga products. For the Amiga 2000: a . Booth #314 build-it-yourself kit from Pre'Spect's Black SO"-LOGIK PUBLISHING UTILITIES UNLIMITED Tower range. The kit will give you five drive CANADA Peter Young cages. For the Amiga 500: a build-it-your­ Doug Anderson 15 Kappele Circle Unit #7 self kit from the Black Workstation range. It Box 206 Stratford, Ont. N5A 5M1 will give you an external keyboard, internal Whitby, Ont. L1 M 5S1 519-271-6082 hard drive, and internal RAM expansion. For 416-668-1468 Booth #107 416-668-0594 (Fax) the Amiga 500/1000: the Zorro two-slot Booth #356 Utilities Unlimited sells quite a few Amiga board. The ALF2 MFM/ RLL Controller al­ products which you may find useful. The lows the use of any ST506 hard drive on Soft-Logik will be exhibiting Pagestream at SuperCard Amiga is a hardware/software your Amiga. The ALF2 SCSI Professional the show. This product is a professional­ system that enables you to back up any plus tape streamer software will let any level desktop publishing program with its Amiga software. The Boot Drive Board Amiga run SCSI drives. The world 's fastest associated fonts and utilities. stops that annoying clicking noise while en­ controller, the ALF3, will also be shown. It SO"SCAPE abling you to boot from DF1:. The gives all Amigas the ability to run SCSI hard Susan Hill Board will allow you to install three kickstart drives. The MultiFace Card Plus Software 3044 Bloor St. w ROMs inside your computer. Etobicoke, Ont. M8X 1C2 gives the Amiga 2000 and 3000 two extra WALT DISNEY SOFTWARE serial and parallel ports capable of running 416-233-3524 Booth #126 Jim Raybourn I/O simultaneously. Also available is the 270 Rexdale Blvd. Non-Flicker TTL Cable for any Amiga. SPIRIT TECHNOLOGY Etobicoke, Ont. M9W 1R2 Mel Williams 416-743-5552 PULSAR INTERNATIONAL 8345 E. Fifth PI. Eric Miller 416-743-5143 (Fax) Tulsa, OK 74112 Booth #100, 201 414 Maple Ave. 918-834-2509 Westbury, NY 11590 Booth #342 XETECINC. 516-997-6707 John Shoultys 516-334-3091 (Fax) Spirit Technology will be exhibiting the fol­ 2804 Arnold Rd. Booth #336 lowing products at the show: IN-1000 Salina, KS 67401 Pulsar International's head office in 1.5MB internal RAM expansion board for 913-827-0685 New York, and it has offices in Toronto, the A1000; X-RAM, an 8MB external RAM 913-827-6023 (Fax) Canada; Koln, Germany; Belgium; and expansion board for the A1000, A500, and Booth #129 France. By supporting developers and users A2000/2500; SIN BQc\RD, a 2MB internal Xetec, Inc., will be demonstrating the COX alike, Pulsar is now bringing to market and, RAM expansion board for the A500; TRAP­ 650e and COX 650i CD-ROM drive systems most importantly, exporting many new PER, a 512K trapdoor expansion board for for Amigas. Fish & More CD-ROM will be products such as the Power PC Board, the A500; HDA-506, a dual hard drive sys­ used with these systems. Xetec will also Pixel-3D, Painter 3D, Pulsar Scanners, and tem for the A500 and A1000 ; OCTO BYTE, demonstrate its FastTrak family of hard more. an 8MB internal RAM expansion board for drive systems. the A2000/2500; SLOT MACHINE, a dual hard drive system for the A2000/2500; IN­ TERLOCK, a video genlock/encoder for all Amigas; the new BYTE 'n'BACK, the fastest ~r-______~_o_r_o_n_t_~~19_9_0

SEMINARS & SATURDAY DEC. 1 PRESENTATIONS 10:15 Multimedia: The Amiga Provides a All seminars will be held in the seminar room located in the main Unique Answer exhibition hall near the Commodore booth. Admission to all Speaker: Jeff Evans seminars is free to all attendees. Arrive early to get a good seat. MultiMedia is the new computer buzzword of the 1990s. In this seminar, Jeff Evans, Commodore's Amiga product FRIDAY NOV. 30 manager, will show how any Amiga owner can create stun­ ning and dynamic multimedia presentations, ideal for any 10:30 Compute-a-Orama school show and tell to the most crITical boardroom presen­ Speaker: John Esposito tation. It's an educational and informative session-make This seminar-workshop will feature John Esposito, head of time to see IT! the English and Art departments at St. Michael Secondary 10:30 T.A.S.S. 2.0 School in Stratford , Ontario, and students from the Art de­ partment. They will demonstrate how to create computer­ 12:30 Amiga Tricks and Tips generated drama WITh a program called Compute-a-Orama. Speaker: More than the use of computers, which promote indi­ Jim Butterfield, the well-known Commodore expert, will be vidual expression through music, art, and graphics, Com­ speaking again this year at the show. Many who 've heard pute-A-Orama allows for individual needs and reinforces the him speak before will make this a must-not-miss session social and interactive process of the dramatic arts program. on their schedule. New Amiga owners will find this seminar an essential stop at the show. T.A.S.S. 2.0 The premiere development system for the Amiga. Real Time Animation Mindware International, Booth #350 2:30 COTV: Introduction to the Latest 12:30 AmigaVision - A Tool for Education Commodore Product Speaker: Ray Prachun Speaker: Gail Wellington This session focuses on real - I~e applications of Amiga­ World of Commodore Amiga this year sees the introduction Vision, the new authoring language tool from Commodore. in Canada of CDTV-a. dynamic new product based on CD Ray Prachun, a Commodore Regional Education Manager, technology. Attend this seminar for in-depth overview and demonstrates and explains how this powerful icon-based to get your CDTV questions answered. tool allows educators and students alike to create powerful audio-visual presentations and teaching modules. It's a fas­ T.A.S.S. 2.0 cinating and valuable seminar-make a note to attend! 4:30 You Ask Us Clinic For details, see Friday's listing. Real Time Animation on the Amiga Mindware International, Booth #350 Real Time Animation 2:30 You Ask Us Commodore Clinic This clinic gives you the opportunity to ask all the questions SUNDAY DEC. 2 you've always wanted to ask Commodore. Experts on the 10:15 Tricks and Tips for the Commodore 64 full line of Commodore products from the VIC-20, C64, Speaker: Jim Butterfield MS-DOS, and the full Amiga product line will be present to Jim Butterfield is known worldwide for his informative pre­ discuss all aspects of hardware and software and answer sentations and TV shows on the C64. This session allows your specific queries. you to learn more about your computer. T.A.S.S. 2.0 10:30 T.A.S.S. 2.0 4:30 An Educator's Introduction to COTV 12:30 TBA Speaker: Gail Wellington Real Time Animation This seminar is designed to provide an in-depth introduc­ tion to the Commodore CDTV, the new CD-ROM-based 2:30 You Ask Us Clinic product with incredible potential in education. Don 't miss For details, see Friday's listing. this innovative and informative session to ensure you have all your CDTV questions answered. T.A.S.S. 2.0 4:30 An Introduction to AmigaVision Real Time Animation Speaker: Jim Ogilivie 6:30 ComLink Clinic AmigaVision is the latest software tool for all Amiga own­ ComLink, Commodore 's innovative educational networking ers. A powerful authoring tool, AmigaVision can be used to solution, is now installed in over 300 locations across On­ generate a wide variety of applications: slide-show presen­ tario. This clinic is designed to allow teachers and parents tations, educational examples, and point-of -sale presenta­ alike to have their questions answered. tions, to name few. In this session, Jim Ogilvie provides an in-depth introduction designed for new AmigaVison owners T.A.S.S. 2.0 and Amiga users interested in learning more about the 8:30 Real Time Animation program. COMPUTE's World of Commodore/Amiga Book Specials

Mapping the Ami~a By Rhett Anderson alifl Randy Thompson z 464 pages .. o Using , Second Edition aE By Steven Anzovin W " c 272 + 8 color pages Z 1 Amiga Desktop Video r0 , -.J W By Steven Anzovin r.n 288 + 8 color pages AmigaDOS Reference Guide, Third Edition By Sheldon Leemon and Arlan R. Levitan 228 pages Mapping the Commodore 64 and 64C By Sheldon Leemon 324 pages MACHINE Music System for the Commodore 128 and 64 LANGUAGE By Craig Chamberlain ROutINES 274 pages Book/Disk Combination = FOR 1lIl=== CQMMODORIL. Machine Language Routines for the Commodore 64/128 64/128 By Todd D. Heimarck and Patrick G. Parrish r<'OMn ...... ftIId.~ 585 pages

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CLASSROOM The classroom is located in the French Room in the International Centre behind the Main Exhibition Hall. Entrance can also be made via Entrance B. The classroom sessions allow hands-on instruction for a limited number of attendees. Other showgoers are welcome to watch the class in progress. Some sessions will require prior registration and payment of a $20 tuition. To ensure ade­ quate hands-on opportunity for participants, numbers will be limited. To book a spot in one of these hands-on classes prior to the show, please send your completed registration form with a check made payable to Commodore Business Machines no later than November 25. Book as soon as possible to ensure you get in. Send your registration form with your check or money order to Shari Mitchell, Commodore Business Machines, 3470 Pharmacy Avenue, Agincourt, Or:Jtario, Canada M1 W 3G3. Bookings cannot be accepted by telephone.

FRIDAY NOV. 30 11:00 Much More than Much Music, Session A 2:00 Video Painting on the Amiga 12: 15 Much More than Much Music, Session B Class leaders: Darla May and Liz Wilde Class leader: Sara Jordan Create images with the painting, drawing, and animation In this session, specifically designed for educators, learn tools from DeluxePaint III. Try your hand at digitization or how you can incorporate the Amiga's MIDI, graphics, digi­ using the graphics drawing pad; then string your images to­ tizing, and titling capabilities to create music videos in your gether with AmigaVision. For that finishing touch, add own classroom. This hands-on MIDI-Amiga presentation is sound to your presentation. This workshop will be conduct­ led by Sara Jordan, head of music at Nelson A. Bolyen ed by two exciting presenters, Darla May and Liz Wilde, vis­ Secondary School, Toronto. Sara is well known for a series ual arts teachers and computer graphics consultants. Join of other exciting workshops that she has presented. This us for an informative and practical session ideal for educa­ hands-on music session will be limited to ten participants tors and students. Numbers for hands-on participation in per session. Each session will be identical. Book early to this session will be limited. Early registration is advised to ensure a place. A fee of $20, payable in advance, will be avoid disappointment. A fee of $20, payable in advance, will charged. be charged. 2:00 Pixel Exchange 4:00 TBA Moderator: Liz Wilde This session is a forum designed for teachers and students SUNDAY DEC. 2 to participate in an exchange of ideas, creative thoughts, and computer graphics expertise. It's an opportunity for all 11:00 AmigaVision: Getting Started-Hints artists to take part in an Amiga Pixel Exchange, a computer and Tips. graphics, animation and creativity show and tell. Plan to at­ Speaker: Jim Ogilvie tend this unique session with your students! This session is designed for anyone who wishes to get Liz Wilde, a freelance artist and computer graphics hands-on experience with AmigaVision. No previous knowl­ consultant with more than 15 years' experience in educa­ edge of AmigaVision is required. Attend this session to find tion, has conducted many seminars for educators, both in­ out more about AmigaVision, learn valuable tips and hints, dependently and on behalf of Commodore. and become quickly productive. 4:30 Developers Mini-Conference 2:00 Introduction to Desktop Video For registered developers. Closed to other show attendees. Speaker: Gord Britnall Allow Gord Britnall, an experienced educator, to show you SATURDAY DEC. 1 how easy it is to add titling, animation, and digitized images to your students' video productions. Numbers for hands-on 11:00 AmigaVision participation in this session will be limited . Class leader: Kelly Parke, Troy Hacker, and Gord Britnall is a video producer working with the Richard Dudley North York School Board. He has worked with students In this informative hands-on workshop, presented by the both through workshops and assisting with original produc­ staff of the Department of Instructional Aid Resource of tions. He has been using the Amiga for more than two York University, you 'll learn how to create a complete years for titling and animation. A fee of $20 payable in ad­ AmigaVision module. Techniques and experience will be ac­ vance will be charged. quired while using DeluxePaint III, DigiView, Perfect Sound, Audio Master, and the latest animation software from Dis­ 4:00 Multimedia ney Software. Once the components have been created, the Speaker: Jeff Evans class will generate an AmigaVison example in this dynamic MultiMedia is the new computer buzzword of the 1990s. In session designed with educators in mind. 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