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^2         T H E   L A T E S T  E A S Y   A M O S   N E W S .

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^4 This  is  a  section  for  those  of  you  who own Easy Amos, or are
^4thinking of getting Easy Amos.

^5 Aaron  Fothergill,  who runs the Amos Club came up with a suggestion
^5for  the  Amos  PD Library after he had been repeatedly asked what PD
^5there is for Easy Amos, what programs can users get to load into Easy
^5Amos so that they have something to look at.

^4 In  fact  there  is  nothing  specifically for Easy Amos Users so he
^4suggested  that  we (well, Len anyhow) go through the library (a mere
^4400 disks) converting what we could to Easy Amos loadable form.

^5 Well,  so  far  Len has gone through about one-third of them and has
^5managed  to  get  some  converted  in  their  entirity, other smaller
^5programs  will be put onto a special APD disk.  Please see the end of
^5this article for the disk numbers.

^4 Also, thanks to an Easy Amos user, Brian Hemmings who phoned us with
^4a problem....

^2 `I've  finished  my  first program, how do I make a runnable copy of
^2it?'

^4 In  fact  there is no RAMOS for Easy Amos, but after a phone call to
^4Richard  Vanner  at  Europress,  we now are able to put an Easy Ramos
^4disk  into  the  PD  Library - APD400.  This is an adapted version of
^4Amos 1.34's Ramos.

^5 If  you  name your program file Autoexec.Amos then you will not need
^5to  change  the start up sequence of the Ramos disk, if you name your
^5program  anything  else,  then  the  startup sequence will need to be
^5altered accordingly.

^4 One other thing which you will have to do....

^2 Open  a  default  screen at the start of your program, the following
^2would be OK....

^6Screen Open 0,320,200,16,lores:Curs Off:Flash Off:Cls 0

^4 The Easy Amos compatible disks to date are:-

^5 When there is room on the original disk, an Easy Amos version of the
^5program  appears  as  a file with the prefix EASY_ eg easy_demo.amos.
^5This  is the version to load into E.A.  The original version will run
^5independantly as before.

^2 APD 2 ^4Treasure Search -Educational Mapping game

^2 APD  19  ^4Microman's  Music  Sensitive  Balls  Demo - Watch the balls
^4bounce to the sound of 15 samples

^2 APD   137   ^4Tile  Trial-  Sliding  tile  puzzle  by  Dominic  Ramsey
^4(Shareware)

^2 APD 200 ^4Dungeon Master Shell by Alan Webb.

^2 APD  400 ^4Easy Ramos.  Make your Easy Amos programs run independantly
^4of Easy Amos.

^2 APD 411 ^4Easy Amos Progs 1 This contains the following programs 30 in
^4all!:-

^5 Atishoo           Backwards       CarCollision     Counter
^5 Dot Matrix        Equaliser       Gadget           LeagueSim	
^5 Life              Mandelbrot      Match Cards      Moire
^5 Moviescroll       Musplay1        Phetaline        Player
^5 Ishhigh           ^2Rainbow Warrior ^5Readme           Request	
^5 Set Rain          Simon           Sine Program     Sketchpad
^5 SpriteStars       Vector          WibbleLogo       Wibble Photo
^5 Wireframe         Hiscore

^2NOTE:-  Rainbow  Warrior  is  an extemely useful utility that no Amos
^2user  should be without!  With it you can create the stunning rainbow
^2patterns seen on many Amos Programs.

^2 APD  412  ^4Easy  Amos  Progs 2 -  There are 13 programs on this disk
^4including the now famous `REVERSI' by Dominic Ramsey.

^5	Animator          Arnie           Cal-maths        Dalex
^5 How many bobs2    Missile         Patterns         Radar
^2 Reversi           ^5Towers of Hanoi VertStars        VertText

^5 We hope that those of you who now own Easy Amos are getting to grips
^5with programming, this is the Easy Amos News Desk, you will find more
^5help  in  the  Programming  Section  in Amos for Beginners which is a
^5general  beginners  section.  Please write and let us know what you'd
^5like  to  see  in either section as it's all guesswork on our part at
^5the  moment.   No  problem  is  too  silly  -  if  you wish to remain
^5Anonymous, just say so!

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^1 Remember  to  claim  your 10% Discount if you are a TA subscriber OR
^1have bought at least 3 Issues including this one.  That means that if
^1you bought all 7 Easy Amos Disks, you would normally pay ^2£14, ^1(+P&P),
^1by  claiming  your discount you will only pay ^2£12.60p ^1(+P&P) That's a
^1saving of ^3£1.40p!!

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