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Disk Copying!
WE always say the first thing
you should do when you get
your cover disk is to make a
backup copy for yourself. There
are good reasons for this as I'm
sure You'll understand, but this
month we have an exceptional
case.
The wonderful SWIV demo
uses a special disk format
which means that a standard
AmigaDOS copy command will
not work! That's the bad news.
The good news is that you
can copy across all other programs
in the disk, just by dragging
their icons.
I'm telling you this just so
you don't ring up the editorial
offices complaining that you
can't copy the disk. OK?
CURSOR was written in
AmigaBASIC and was compiled
with itself. It is Copyright
01990 Jurgen Forster. The
library and small pieces of the
program were written in
assembler and compiled using
A68k from Charlie Gibbs and
Blink from the Software
Distillery.
This program is freeware,
which means you may use it
and give it to any your friends,
but you are not allowed to sell
it except for a small copying
fee.
Please send hug reports.
suggestions for improvements,
or anything else to: Jurgen
Forster, Lintheide 9, 4800
Bielefeld 17, West Germany
If he gets enough feedback
from you Jurgen may well
implement the few commands
and functions Cursor does not
yet support.
are always looking tor original conibutions
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have written is good enough to share
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