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    | News: | 
  
   
    | Stop Press | 
    Amiga Inc. announces strategic alliance with Infomedia 
      Network  | 
  
   
    | Predator PCI/AGP for Amiga | 
    News of the second PCI solution reaches Amiga Active | 
  
   
    | Official Amiga support for developers | 
    Amiga Inc. confirms that officially approved development systems 
      will come with a $1,000 level of support, free of charge. | 
  
   
    | Blittersoft goes game crazy | 
    Blittersoft obtain exclusive rights to distribute Payback, 
      HomeLand, and FUBAR. | 
  
   
    | Wanted: Dead or Alive? | 
    Alive Mediasoft tricks customers, closes business, and set 
      up new company. | 
  
   
    | Let the siege begin | 
    Multiplayer Heretic 2 add-on, The Siege now available. | 
  
   
    | Epic gets interactive | 
    Epic Marketing Germany change name to Epic Interactive and 
      announce new Amiga & Mac products. | 
  
   
    | Anti Gravity expand BoXeR operation | 
    AntiGravity outline their commitment to the production and 
      distribution of the BoXeR. | 
  
   
    |  VMC offer the better mouse | 
    VMC offer the 5D+ Internet mouse. | 
  
   
    | Pagestream hops to Grosshopper | 
    SoftLogik pass publication duties for Pagestream to Grasshopper 
      LLC.  | 
  
   
    | Red Hat puts on the SDK | 
    Red Hat and Amazon sell SDK on their web site. | 
  
   
    | Seal-O-Rama! 2000 show is coming | 
    What to expect at the Seal-O-Rama show. | 
  
   
    |  
       Editorial:
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    | A Strange hiatus | 
    Andrew Korn reflects on the latest products that have appeared 
      after years of waiting. | 
  
   
    | Rants and Raves: | 
  
   
    | Can't talk now, we're busy | 
    David Stroud discusses the damaging effects of vapourware 
      announcements.  | 
  
   
    | A license to chill? | 
    Andrew Korn dissects current complaints regarding the SDK 
      license agreement. | 
  
   
    | Features: | 
  
   
    | First Look: MorphOS | 
    Two page preview of MorphOS | 
  
   
    | Amiga inks deal with Matrox | 
    Amiga Active take a closer look at Matrox and the implications 
      for Amiga | 
  
   
    | Lights... Cameras... Application? | 
    Three page feature on the Lith Tech film producer. | 
  
   
    | Active Gamer: The New Originals | 
    Interviews with Digital Dreams Entertainment, The World Foundry, 
      and Pagan Software in a three-page game preview feature. | 
  
   
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       Reviews: 
       All review scores are marked out of four 'AmiYinYangs'. 
        
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    | Amiga SDK 1.0 | 
    The first release of Amiga's software development kit | 
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    | Wacom graphire & Intuos/Tableau drivers | 
    Get rid of the old Amiga mouse with two new graphics tablets. | 
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    | Develop D'Amiga | 
    Four page review of the various Amiga developer boxes available. | 
    Unrated | 
  
   
    | EZLink | 
    Eyetech produce an infra-red device based upon the CU Amiga AirLink DIY 
      project | 
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    | Spitfire 2 | 
    Shareware application to allow thePalm to connect to your Amiga | 
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    | Tales from Heaven | 
    Amiga gets a Mario 64 clone at last... | 
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    | Tutorials: | 
  
   
    | Pagestream Tutorial, Part 1 | 
    Storyboards, text and graphic preparation in the popular DTP 
      package.  | 
  
   
    | Programming in C, Part 3 | 
    Linked lists, user input, and memory blocks are considered 
      in final part of the C tutorial. | 
  
   
    | Regulars: | 
  
   
    | Active Media* | 
    X-Men the Movie, AmigaRealm.com, Amiga Watchdog, The Cybergypsies, 
      and Flame Warriors. | 
  
   
    | Active Shareware | 
    Highlights of the Amiga shareware scene, from games of global 
      domination to borrowing from Unix. | 
  
   
    | Interactive - Letters to the Editor | 
    Talk of developer boxes, AA in Sweden, Birdie-ing Workbench, 
      accelerator schematics, and shampoo. | 
  
   
    | Ask the Guru | 
    PowerFlyer and screen related problems. | 
  
   
    | Active Online | 
    Neil Bothwick introduces CGI. | 
  
   
    | RetroActive | 
    Neil Bothwick looks at the applications that Amiga users' 
      used in 1994. | 
  
   
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* Active Media - A rag-tag collection of web sites, CD-ROMs, book, DVDs, and 
  other media.