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Behold!

http://digitize.textfiles.com/items/1986-amiga-create/


Is there a copyright held on those images? I think they'd make a nice gallery addition :)
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Is there a copyright held on those images? I think they'd make a nice gallery addition :)


Seriously, anybody know?
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Generally, you didn't actually buy a computer for the OS it ran, you bought it for the capabilities it had, which were always best exemplified by the applications that were available. These days, people care a lot more about the OS, but that's mostly down to the fact that these days your OS tends to come with a suite of applications out of the box.

Back in the day, OS1.2/1.3 were fine, but there was nothing about them that you could really sell using pictures in an advert. If anything, seeing the old black/blue/orange/white colour scheme would probably have put people off!

Seeing business software, fancy graphics and music, games, etc. These are what sold systems.
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The only people who could conceivably hold a copyright on them would be C=.  C= is dead.  Right click, save as, upload to the gallery here.


Yeah, you're probably right.

Job done :)
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