Do any staff from CU-Amiga browse these pages?

[r6stu]

CU was also my fav. At current I have almost 250 Amiga Mags,

including most CU Amiga issues (Every issues of the final year) over 200 cover floppies and 30 or so CU Amiga CDroms (Including the much metioned cd 6 with the virus included and the issue when they gave MAcOS7 and Mac Roms away  :roll: )

Lots of Amiga shopper and AUI and a few Amiga format.

If anyone requires any articales or info from any mag let me know and ill scan it in.

[motorollin]

r6stu wrote:
If anyone requires any articales or info from any mag let me know and ill scan it in.

Yes please, can you scan that article by Nik Lines with 2187 instances of the word "a" please?  :-)

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moto

[r6stu]

motorollin wrote:

r6stu wrote:
If anyone requires any articales or info from any mag let me know and ill scan it in.

Yes please, can you scan that article by Nik Lines with 2187 instances of the word "a" please?  :-)

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moto

What Issue is it from?

[motorollin]

Sorry, should I have added tags to my previous post? :-P

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moto

[bilko9070]

Just out of intrest, where can i find this virus on CUCD6?  I have used that disk loads!

[AndrewKorn]

It's good to see all our hard work is still remembered and appreciated after all this time.

[Cyberus]

Andrew Korn posted on here about a year ago, you might still be able to find the thread somewhere...

Very similar to this thread, with people reminiscing... :-)

[krize]

The CU-Amiga was really great!! Cool to see you here Andrew

[itix]

Andrew Korn? Hmmm....

[bilko9070]

Well, thats a result!
Hello Andrew, glad to see you still into the Amiga scene!
Do you still speak to any of the other staff?

[jmbattle]

As I became more techie and less of a gamer, I particularly liked reading the 'blue pages' in CU, especially the little introduction blurbs that the staff would write about their month.

Didn't AmigaPower do that also...gosh, and now I come to think of it, so did Zero - that was a great multi-format mag.

Cheers,
James

[AmiGR]

I actually think that my very English speaking habits (using british slang) is due to the fact that I'd been reading AF and CU WAY too much, while I was still learning the language. :-D

[r6stu]

bilko9070 wrote:
Just out of intrest, where can i find this virus on CUCD6?  I have used that disk loads!

They repressed it! Only a few 1000s or so made it with the production line.

I have two discs, one with, one without.

Unsure where the virus on it is!

[Eclipse]

jmbattle wrote:
As I became more techie and less of a gamer, I particularly liked reading the 'blue pages' in CU, especially the little introduction blurbs that the staff would write about their month.

Didn't AmigaPower do that also...gosh, and now I come to think of it, so did Zero - that was a great multi-format mag.

Cheers,
James

I too fondly remember the blue pages.There was an interview with someone (forget who) that predicted the PC would survive and become the dominant computer. And that was way back in the early 90's.
Amiga is still best of course.

Eclipse wrote:
I too fondly remember the blue pages.There was an interview with someone (forget who) that predicted the PC would survive and become the dominant computer. And that was way back in the early 90's.

It wasn't that big a stretch, because by the early 90's, EVERYONE, including Commodore, was making "IBM Compatible PC's" while you could only get an Amiga from Commodore...

Wayne

[Argus]

The best thing about CU and AF was that they inspired hope and kept the Amiga afloat.  Really, without them, I don't think the market would have lasted as long as it did.  Aside from the the re-introduction of Amigas by Escom, hardly anything the parent company(ies) ever did helped very much.  Just the opposite.  In the face of every parent company broken promise/misstep, there was always CU or AF to fall back to.  Here's to a job well done mates  :pint: