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^2NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
                    ^2A L L   A B O U T   A M O S .

                     ^6Published by Peter Hickman.

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^4 Peter has now produced two issues of his magazine All About Amos.

^2 The  first Issue sets out to gauge what the reader would like to see
^2in  future  issues  of  the magazine.  The results of Peter's readers
^2survey are reflected in the contents of the second issue, where there
^2are less reviews and more programming features.

^5 Between  the  two  issues  there are tutorials on Amos 3-D, the Amos
^5Assembler,  Loops,  colour cycling and scrolling.  Richard Vanner has
^5written  an article in each of the magazines, one about Easy Amos and
^5the other about Europress Software and how a project is handled.

^2 There  are  plenty of hints and tips with little listings for you to
^2try out at home.

^5 The  layout  is  great  with  plenty  of  clipart  and  diagrams  to
^5illustrate  the  text.   The  hints  and  listings  are  in boxed off
^5sections  of  their own which means that they cannot get muddled with
^5anything else.

^2 The  second  issue has a great picture of Francois attacking Richard
^2Vanner  with  a  disk box at the World of Commodore show.  Peter says
^2that  it's the result of a suggestion that Amos should be ported over
^2to the Nintendo Gameboy!

^5 The third issue comes out in February.  For more details see Peter's
^5entry in the Adverts section of T.A.

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