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                      ^2PROGRAMS FOR YOU TO USE.

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^4 We  have  a  good  selection  of  programs for you again this issue.
^4There  are  contributions  from  readers,  keep  them coming in!  All
^4programs will load in through Amos.


^6 Paul   Townsend  from  Technical  Fred  Software  has  provided  the
^6following:-

^11.   Sentence  maker  - This allows you to put in names and events to
^1generate silly sentences!  This is one to have a bit of fun with.

^12.  Sinewave Mouse.- This program makes the mouse pointer surf around
^1the screen on sinewave patterns.

^13.  New Fade - a screen effect.

^14.  Merger - This allows you to overlay one picture onto another.  NB
^1Change the Dir$=" to whatever drive the picture files are in.

^15. Peacock effect - A very interesting use of Sine and colours

^16. Bomber Game - This is the bare bones of a Bomber type game using
^1ascii characters to form the graphics. Use this to create a game of
^1your own! (then send it to us!)

^17. Spiral music - Watch the spirals twirl to the music!  NB
^1Change both the load commands to the drive the magazine disk is in.

^18. Revolving Amos - This program rotates the Amos logo on screen.  NB
^1Change the Dir$=" to whatever drive the program files are in. 

^19. Spirals - Another twirl from Paul!

^2 Thanks Paul for trying to fill up this disk!

^4 Peter Winnard, also from Technical Fred has provided you with the
^4source code for the Sample Player used in this Magazine.

^4 The program used had to be altered slightly to fit into the magazine
^4driver program, but it's essentially the same. 

^2 Thanks Peter for this very useful addition to the magazine.


^1 John  Law  from Didcot has sent us another program, this time it's a
^1program to organise all those important names and addresses. John's
^1program is called addr.amos.


^7  The Alternative  File  Requester, by Sparx, has its own section.
^7It is V1.0 of this program which is still being improved. You are
^7welcome to play around with it and put in your own ideas so that you
^7can use it in your own programs.


^2 The following are little programs from Sparx, they are various Sine
^2effects, not original, but dragged out of ancient computer magazines
^2and books and converted to Amos!

^2They are:-
^1Curves     ^2Curves2    ^4Lines   ^5Fireworks  and  ^6Dots

^3 See what effects you can make with these!

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