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Amiga - for people on the move #amigaISSUE 1 - 2009 - VOLUME 3 guide - News - Scene: Useless of Spaceballs - AROS / MOS / AmigaOS news Photo: Freefoto.com Printed with permission .info Amiga websites AmigaWeb.net http://amigaweb.net Amigaworld.net http://amigaworld.net Over: «Amiga OS 3.5 includes an html v3 capable web browser called AwebII. It has the very advanced feature of being optional - a feature so advanced that Microsoft has as of yet been unable to completely Amigans.net replicate it.» | Under: Screenshot from AmigaOS4.1 http://amigans.net Amiga.org http://amiga.org polarboing http://polarboing.com #amiga guide magazine wants to thank: #amiga guide magazine wants to thank: Radio Reboot http://jm-as.no http://radioreboot.net 3 - ReadMe.First - What’s the point? frowned, until you almost believe Can you swim upstreams all the what they tell you: «Your dreams time? Does fish feel ok with won’t come true! Give up!» We 2 Adverticement AmigaOS4.0 classic swimming upstreams all the should listen to them? We all time? Do you always fight the should buy us a PC with bravest against good resistance? Windows or a Mac with MacOS 4 ReadMeFirst - Editorial Is a windy road the one that or a Linux computer with BSD or gives the most strength? X and slip into the grey masses of mainstream computer users? Disk.info - news No. 5 No! You need some luck from day to day, and not just always Because it is the grey eminence Useless of Spaceballs resistance. Of course I am now that is the loosing part in a future - Music and computers is a good combination, thinking of our beloved computer not too far away. And we’re not 9 at least according to Egil Thomas Hansen, aka Useless of system that these days lives a gray! We are the colours of the Spaceballs rather silent life without the big computer world! We are children headlines. of the rainbow! Remember the Amiga rainbow logo with pride! Adverticement AmigaOS 4.1 Where did yesterday go, those We are original, special and 20 days with glory and honour? colourful. We are Amiga Where are those days of silver enthusiasts, and pride of it, too! and gold, when everybody wanted an Amiga, upgraded their And this fact is from now on Amiga and actually used their given through #AG magazine to, Amiga? from now on in brand new colour design. What good is a bird in your hand, when the ten other birds sits on Amiga - the roof laughing of you and your because we computer? They laughs as crows are colourful! and enjoys you being humble and patient waiting for things to Tommy happen, tease you to your face is Strand #amiga guiden staff #amiga guide facts Cover page: Printers: HP LaserJet 1200 Design: Tommy Strand HP DeskJet 970 Cxi Editor Journalist / Webmaster Tommy R. Strand Stian Strøm Produced with: PageStream @ Software: AmigaOne [email protected] [email protected] PageStream v. 4.1.5.6 DirectoryOpus v. 4.16 Content pages: Digita Organizer v. 2 Support Treasurer Design: Tommy Strand Torstein Gøransson Inge Per Strand No of issues printed: 20 [email protected] Produced with: Journalist / Webmaster Hardware: Printed by CompuNor, Norway Erlend Kristiansen Post Master AmigaOne G4 XE @ 800 MHz, www.compunor.no [email protected] Torstein Gøransson OS4.0 final, 1 GB RAM Number of subscribers atm: 0 The views expressed in this magazine are those of the author of each article, they do not necesseraily reflect the views of the editor or other contributors. © Copyright AmigaWeb.net 2009 Reprint or reproduction only with permission. 4 - news - MorphOS 2.3 released OWB 1.3 for MorphOS MorphOS guys hits us again, Origyn Web Browser for now with another update of MorphOS is updated to version MorphOS. 1.3. This update introduces two most important features earlier This update is free for registered not implemented: Configurable users of MorphOS2.x, but the MIME handling and a good demo version is available for download handler (with support everybody else. for resume). Other snacks implemented now is AdBlock Version 2.3 has among others, functionality and session saving. the following improvements: - support for Ext2-, Ext3-, NTFS-, Downlaoad OWB 1.3 for SGI-XFS-, MAC-HFS+ and MAC- MorphOS from here: HFS-partitions http://fabportnawak.free.fr/owb/ - Poseidon upgraded to v 4.2, Disk .info fixing some USB problems Sources: - Optimalizations and morphzone.org improvements in Layers and /polarboing.com Intuition, which among others things leads to a nicer (smoother) handling of windows. Test av MorphOS 2.3 Developer article about the This is of course just some of the The magazine Obligement have new MorphOS memory system improvements. Read more about published a review of the new Harry “Piru” Sintonen wrote a the other improvements at the released version 2.3 of developer article about the new release noe for MorphOS 3.2 and MorphOS. memory system of MorphOS and download from the same place. first introduced in MorphOS2.0. Sources: The article in french : The article gives a deep morphzone.org http://obligement.free.fr/articles/mo introduction into the general / polarboing.com rphos23.php design goals and the technical The article in english (automatic implementations. translation) : http://translate.google.fr/translate&rl Read it all here: m;u=http%3A%2F%2Fobligement.fr http://www.morphos.de/tlsf.html ee.fr%2Farticles%2Fmorphos23.ph p&sl=fr&tl=en&hl=fr&ie=UTF8 Source: morphos.de Source: morphzone.org - MorphOS: Software News - Adventure-Interpreter New beta driver Direct download: ScummVM 1.0.0 rc1 New beta driver for the Epson- EpsonUSB.device (91 KB) USB-Scanner http://brain.umcs.lublin.pl/~rzooko Fabien “Fab” Coeurjoly has l/download/EpsonUSB.device published an update Michal “zukow” Zukowski has downloadable here: published a new beta version of MorphOS-Skin: Blue Marine : his scanner driver for Epson units Blue Marine Skin is a MorphOS- http://fabportnawak.free.fr/scumm for USB and reqeuests your skin by Jambalah. vm/ ) feedback at this thread at morphzone.org. Direct download: of his MorphOS port of the http://www.morphzone.org/module BlueMarineSkin.lha (1,2 MB) Adventure-Interpreter s/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?forum http://www.meta- ScummVM. =9&topic_id=6376&sortname=&so morphos.org/download.php?op=m MorphOS: Software News http://www.scummvm.org/ rtorder=&sortdays=&viewmode=fl ydown&did=694 MorphOS:up to 01.09.2009 Software News at&order=0&start=40 up to 01.09.2009 5 - news - AROS Update problems modern web browser! Thanks to stability, he added a status bar to bit versions of AROS side-by- AROS-Distribution: Update the hard work of Stanislaw windows, and he experimented side on the same computer. As a problems with Icaros 1.1.4, Sszymczyk, OWB is available for with a directory tree in the left- result of this, all bootable AROS Icaros Live-DVD AROS, delivering full CSS and hand side of windows. In the partitions are required to have a Javascript compatibility, tabbed future, besides the introduction of file called AROS.boot containing According to the developers of browsing and a download the much awaited list view, he the architecture type of the the AROS-distribution Icaros manager. OWB is at version plans to make Wanderer more AROS system files on that there are some problems if you 0.9.3 Beta, and in order to run modular, so that various partition. If you want to upgrade want to update to the previously correctly requires recent versions components can be added or the kernel on a system installed published version 1.1.4 of muimaster.library, arosc.library subtracted at will and prior to March 20, you need to automatically. and codesets.library. OWB can implemented also with third-party manually copy this file to the root be downloaded at its own page modules. of your system partition, or create The developers recommend to at sand-labs. Stanislaw has also it yourself (e.g. run the command download the update and to finished work on allowing the The well known VmwAROS “Echo pc-i386 TO unpack it under a different compilation of multiple versions distribution has changed name to DH0:AROS.boot” for a 32-bit operating system. Then the ISO- of AROS using a single copy of Icaros Desktop; version 1.1 system). file can be installed without any the source tree. (updated recently to 1.1.1) problems under AROS with the delivers updated system files And, last but not least, the “from ISO”-option of the Pavel “Sonic” Fedin is still and better stability. Almost all coming of Steve “ClusterUK” LiveUpdater. working on the Windows Hosted applications were recompiled in Jones: a Siamese System version of AROS and, in the order to use the most recent developer in the past, he now There is also a bootable “Live”- course of this work, is also trying muimaster.library build - finally comes back to Amigaland DVD of the distribution which is to solve several problems in the getting rid of the old proposing his AROS box for sale. called “Icaros Desktop LIVE!” way AROS talks to the hardware, switchmuimaster application. As The iMica is an Intel Atom-based and which does not require any in order to abstract it; this led to usual, Icaros is available as both small desktop system with Icaros installation on the harddrive but his modifying components that a Live DVD and a virtual Desktop pre-installed. iMica which can be installed additional require an abstraction layer in environment (VE). The VE currently offers one of the best to an existing Windows- order to work in hosted AROS version has been installed on top AROS experiences on real installation on a different versions, such as file systems of Windows XP on a netbook, hardware, due to the inclusion of partition.
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    D:\My Documents\WP Documents\A1200

    The Complete Amiga 1200 User Guide by Peter Hutchison © 2006 Revised: 11/12/2006 Contents Introduction Page 3 Setting up the Amiga for First Time Page 4 Guide to Workbench 3.0 Page 6 Menus Page 6 Mouse Page 8 Programs Page 9 Preferences Page 13 Beyond Workbench 3.0 Page 20 Adding more Memory to the A1200 Page 20 Upgrading the Processor Page 21 Upgrading Expansion on the A1200 Page 23 Upgrading the Kickstart and Workbench Pa ge 24 The Motherboard in details Page 25 Backward Compatibility Page 26 Adding a Hard Disk to A1200 Page 27 Installing Workbench onto a Hard Disk Page 29 2 Introduction Welcome to the Commodore Amiga A1200, one of the most popular Amiga models of its time. It was affordable and easy to use. It had a wide range of software, in particular, games which Jay Minor, the creator of the Amiga, had designed it for. The Amiga A1200 is based on the Motorola 68020 14MHz Processor with 2MbRAM, a single 880K floppy drive with support for three more floppy drives, a Custom Chipset that provides the Sound and Graphics. The Amiga runs the Operating System called AmigaOS which consists of the Kickstart ROM which contains some essential libraries and devices needed to load Workbench which is the desktop: Figure 1 You can a while menu bar at the top and all the disks mounted on the right hand of the screen. The Ram Disk is a special one which is a disk in memory basically. More on Workbench will be explained later.