This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Ray: We are contemplating re-releasing some of our more popular software for the Amiga but have not made a decision as of yet. As soon as we know, you'll know. Thanks for inquiring! Steve
Nick, Thanks for the ideas. I do remember one of our users sending templates for that kind of thing. Perhaps I can dig it up… Steve
Marty, You have the latest version. There was no 3.1 release from MSS. I am currently thinking about an update and will announce it here if/when it happens. Thanks! Steve
John, Thats great. If you gather a list of suggestions I will seriously consider them for an upgrade. Steve
Charles: We did not go "under". However, we were not able to sustain the company on Amiga software alone so we ventured into other arenas. It would be wonderful if Escom were able to revive the Amiga thus allowing developers to be competitive and earn at least a "living". Thanks…
I guess they weren't profitable or IDG wouldn't have closed shop. That's what happened to us and our products, excellence, scribble, online etc. Our registered users were supporting us with the upgrades, but there were no new users to support the products as well and it's unfortunate, but those of…
I just bought an April issue of AmigaWorld and the latest of Amazing. How sad…maybe they will come back now that Escom is in the picture.
I just bought an issue at my local Barnes & Noble book store. I also picked up an issue of Amazing Computing.
Interestingly enough, I took a trip to my local bookstore last night and found AmigaWorld and Amazing Computing. It's sad that even the games have stopped advertising and both publications are so thin now. However, AmigaWorld was an April issue…is this now a quarterly magazine?
Are there any Amiga magazines left in the USA…there used to be Amazing Computing and AmigaWorld just to name a few. I go way back to the beginning of the Amiga…when Guy Wright was the editor of AmigaWorld.