Final Release Date Anounced!

[Mikey_C]

October 9th Will see issue 16 of Total Amiga Magazine released to the world.

Going Industrial, Alan Redhouse on why Eyetech are moving away from the Amiga retail scene, the newest UK Amiga Dealer unveiled, his trip to China and all things AmigaOne Lite.
Plus! Fleecy Moss, Amiga's CTO, reveals why he's confident on the future of Amiga OS4.

Fetaures in this astounding issue include, AmigaOne XE-G4 Preview, The Amiga Community and its Divided Loyalties.

Reviews of MorphOS 1.4, Algor USB, Hollywood 1.5,  AmiAtlas 6, Perfect Paint 2.93, Mas-Player, Mediator and SuperTV, ScummVM and our PD Paradise section.

Special for this month in our Support Section!
Dave Pitcher a man who needs no introduction, starts a series of C tutorials. Want to cash in on the new Amiga wave? Learn to program and write that next masterpiece with the help of an expert. Plus Enhanced Scanning and digital Camera Images and Tales of Tamar Part 4.

For more details, including, how you can get hold of Total Amiga Magazine, please visit http://www.totalamiga.org

Total Amiga Magazine, setting the pace.

[xeron]

Look at that line up! Total Amiga kicks ass! If you've not bought an Amiga magazine since Amigactive or AF, give Total Amiga a try. Its really good.

Internet news sites are all very well, but they don't make good bogside reading  :-D

[lempkee]

now all we need is a real paperback look to it!..

i can see it comming eventually ....lets pray!

i am sooo looking forward to this issue, dont know why but the quality has been so damn good in the earlier issues.

[Bifford]

Hi all!

"i am sooo looking forward to this issue, dont know why but the quality has been so damn good in the earlier issues."

it's because we have a few new names in the pool of resources and they've been giving advice on layout.

The other main reason is that as Rob puts together the new mags he is providing us contributors with PDFs of the WIP so that we can check it over for mistakes.

I have personally been through every single article in issue 16 and proofread it for mistakes (spelling, how it reads etc), and there are several other contributors who have checked a lot of the articles for mistakes and have seen stuff I didnt. So all told if you can find any mistakes in this latest issue then it's a fluke and cause I was bone tired from all that reading and checking!!! ;-)

Enjoy the issue! I've read it, I've written for it (Divided Loyalties, Historical Similarities; TOT update; MOS1.4 Review) and its a bloody good read.

TTFN All!
Bifford