#2 New (UK) Amiga Mags
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Hi Paul,
We at InnoVision Technology feel the same way! It is leaders like you and your
magazines that will lead the Amiga out of this mess. I'd be interested in rates
and a sample copy of AmigaPro. Sounds like it would fit users of our products.
BT3? Thanks for all your help and support!
All The best,
Tom Patrick
InnoVision Technology
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the comments. Yep, your products would fit quite nicely in Pro.
Please send your details and we'll send you a media pack and a mag (note to
lurkers: sorry, this is a corporate service only, you can purchase a
subscription, though).
Paul (Amiga Pro/32 – Editor)
Hi Paul,
Just leaping in here to say I'd stopped buying Amiga Mags, ( I -know- how
to unarc a coverdisk.. see pages 3-12 if you don't..) but I picked yours
up at the weekend and its -excellent-. Good to see such a familiar list of
Amiga writers under one roof. Keep it up.
Can I suggest an article about to use A500/600's for serious use? and how
to get the best out of the older technology? I quite happiliy run my
business from home using an A500plus, it has all the usual strap ons,
extra Ram, Hard disk, printer, scanner, modem etc… but users like myself
often get overlooked in favour of people with slots.
Best of luck with the Mags
Steve
Steve,
I agree with your sentiments about Amiga Pro. Ever since Amiga World
became as hard to find as AC there as been nothing here worth reading
(although the few copies of JAM I've seen were ok). There must be a dozen
titles you wouldn't want to admit you bought.
I thought the production quality was particularly good – certainly better
than any Amiga specific publication I have ever seen. I hope they keep up
the good work.
Certainly worth jostling with the kids in WH Smiths to buy a copy.
martin
wetherby yorkshire
Hi Martin,
Blimey – more good reviews. Thanks (I know I'm butting in here, but anyway) for
the comments.
Paul (Amiga Pro/32 – Editor)
No probs Paul. Hope you get the circulation you deserve.
martin
wetherby yorkshire
I recently was sent (thanks, Grant) an Amiga mag from Australia/New
Zealand that is excellent — Amiga Down Under.
-sja
This just shows how out of touch I have become with Oz. I spent most of my
life in Melbourne and bought my first Amiga there in early 87. At that
stage, as I recall, there were only a few British mags and Amiga World
available – all a month or so late.
A couple of years back someone sent me a magazine which I think had the
word "professional" in it but I have never heard of Amiga Down Under. I'll
ask my brother to send me a copy.
martin
wetherby yorkshire
Martin,
Amiga Down Under is very professionally done with a good mix of application,
hardware, art/sound, and game articles. I'd never heard of it, living in the
Denver, CO area there's no reason why I would. Grant Preston sent me a copy of
the April edition because it contains a review he wrote of AutoPilot. I was
impressed with the mag.
Steve,
If you're interested, write a short synopsis about what you would like to write
about. Detail all your ideas and send it via Private email to me. I'll
seriously think about it. Many thanks for your kind comments!
Paul