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#Amiga Computing

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#216572From: Thomas J. McDonaldOct 25, 1995 3:31 PM
I received the latest Amiga Computing/US Edition today, so those of you wondering if there would ever be another the answer is YES! 🙂 IMHO it's a much better mag than Amiga World, it just takes so darned long to arrive on these shores. Tom
#216668From: BravoProOct 26, 1995 11:16 AM
I have yet to receive my first copy of Amiga Computing that was to replace my Amiga World subscription. I only received 1 magazine from my orig sub. Does anyone have an address for this magazine? Has everyone received their replacements? I know several of those in AMICON (Amiga Central Ohio Network, a user group) had already received theirs. Thanks \ / / /\ \/ / / \ autopilot
#216689From: Adam FeinsilverOct 26, 1995 1:44 PM
Greg, Got the number or address for Amiga Computing? I really need a good source for Amigaknowledge (besides CIS, of course). THANX, ———————-A-D-A-M——————————————-
#216705From: Joe CreaneyOct 26, 1995 3:33 PM
Give it time I got my second issue today.
#216717From: Gregory DonnerOct 26, 1995 5:41 PM
I got my issue (#4–note that they don't put dates on it…! go figure..) today. Cover is the Draco, reviews of Gloom, Virtual Karting, and more. Gregory Donner Internet: 102673.1743@compuserve.com
#216761From: John DraperOct 26, 1995 8:40 PM
Greg, <Does anyone have an address for this magazine? Has everyone received their replacements?> The only address I've got is:esp@acomp.emon.co.uk. I have gotten two issues of Amiga computing, and so far I'm less than impressed. Of course, since the issues I've gotten are really old by the time I get them, that might be the reason. But if this is the way they treat their U.S. customers, I can't see anyway that I'd subsribe to this magazine. Asha @}–,–`–
#216841From: Joe CreaneyOct 27, 1995 12:28 PM
Amiga Computing: Editorial edit@acomp.demon.co.uk tel forign +44 151 357 2961 Sory no street address.
#216890From: John DraperOct 27, 1995 7:39 PM
Joe, <Amiga Computing: Editorial edit@acomp.demon.co.uk > Tried that one, with no joy…sigh… I've got a street address from someone else and another email address from still a third party. Hopefully I'll get some response from somewhere. If not, I certainaly won't subscribe nor will I advise others to either. Asha @}–,–`–
#216898From: Joe CreaneyOct 27, 1995 7:53 PM
I saw it after I posted. I posted the phone number for Amiga Action a us publication.
#216905From: Gregory DonnerOct 27, 1995 8:29 PM
> <Does anyone have an address for this magazine? –snip– Yes: amigacomputing@cix.compulink.co.uk Gregory Donner [Internet: 102673.1743@compuserve.com]
#217004From: John DraperOct 28, 1995 6:14 PM
Gregory, Thanks for the additional address. I did just ge another issue of AmigaComputing today (says Issue 4, no date). It looks to be a bit more recent than the other ones I've gotten, and if it keeps coming every month like this, I may re-think my stand on subscribing. I do like to support as much of the Amiga community as I can find money to support…:) Asha @}–,–`–
#217135From: Steve BrightmanOct 29, 1995 5:50 PM
Asha, If you read the editorial, you'll see why no date, nor an Issue 3 – August either. I'm not sure when my present sub will end since they are skipping issues, but like you I'm waiting for some regularity before I renew. I guess I wasn't the only one who complained over the time lag and the fact we could buy the same material months earlier in the Euro edition. Steve Brightman Daring to be different – Amiga on the Internet – Lotus on the Interstate
#217153From: Ian J. EinmanOct 29, 1995 8:21 PM
Got a great idea. Get as much subscriber/address/price info as you can for each magazine, and put it into a text file, and upload it here. People would love it.
#217085From: Dale LarsonOct 29, 1995 10:01 AM
And as an added bonus, in this issue you can even find a blurry picture of me before I got my hair cut (10 days ago), blowing a fuse in the Karoke machine as I belt out "Wild Thing." Dale L. Larson, dale@iam.com el Presidente, IAM http://www.iam.com
#217167From: John DraperOct 29, 1995 9:44 PM
Dale, <And as an added bonus, in this issue you can even find a blurry picture of me before I got my hair cut (10 days ago), blowing a fuse in the Karoke machine as I belt out "Wild Thing."> Finally got my issue, and sure enough, there you are on page 31! CUT? How short? Still got the beard? 🙂 Asha @}–,–`–
#217186From: Dale LarsonOct 30, 1995 6:04 AM
Kept the beard. Hair is very short on the sides/back, and pretty short on top. Got tired of taking care of it, didn't think I'd like it with SCUBA mask and stuff, and always hate dealing with customs and immigration with it… Dale L. Larson, dale@iam.com el Presidente, IAM http://www.iam.com
#217210From: John ChangOct 30, 1995 1:06 PM
>>Kept the beard. Hair is very short on the sides/back, and pretty short on top. Got tired of taking care of it, didn't think I'd like it with SCUBA mask and stuff, and always hate dealing with customs and immigration with it…<< I was in shock when I saw you with "no hair" so to speak. Much better in my opinion. Regards, John Chang