:->
http://www.dandoore.com/coupe/downloads/nyancat.zip
Dan.
On 10/11/2012 19:54, Aleš Keprt wrote:
I didn't finish it last winter. Actually, I finished the Nyancat
itself, I also finished the compression system (I use all RAM for
frame buffers, but keep it in one small 32 KB file on disk)
On 13/06/2010 16:54, Aley Keprt wrote:
Please can somebody clean Sam web ring of retro trader website? I can see they
added themselves to our web ring, but
- they didn't aded required navigation bar to previous and next sites in the
ring
- they don't have anything to do here (my opinion)
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Geoff Winkless wrote:
Roger Jowett wrote:
tasword+2 with tascon+d from format was much more my cup of tea im
amazed no one has bothered to convert it for sam is it incredibly
difficult to convert a 128k porgram
I'm confused. I'm 99.9% sure I have Tasword for the Sam, no?
Thomas Harte wrote:
It's originally on Fred 50, but not really in the sense that you have to
expand it to another floppy disk and then boot it off that. But, here,
I'll save you the effort of all that:
http://members.allegro.cc/ThomasHarte/temp/DWC.DSK
This appears to be a blank disc image
Thomas Harte wrote:
I've recently acquired a Sam from eBay (correction to my earlier
comments: not from Colin — that was a misunderstanding on my part of the
actual seller's advert) and it was advertised as coming with a
Kaleidoscope. My problem is that having identified which box must be the
Colin Piggot wrote:
Dan Doore wrote:
I think there should be more stuff on it - have a look at the scans in
here: http://www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk/download/HardwareDevKit.zip
The full hardware dev kit has more parts in to give the user a couple of
parallel ports that can be controlled. The
Colin Piggot wrote:
Thomas Harte wrote:
1) should the Kaleidoscope be a box that contains four ICs (t74ls20b1,
gd74ls374, gd74ls14, t74ls133b1), some resistors and capacitors and
about half a board of empty space with gaps for other chips and stuff?
Yes, that's the Kaleidoscope. It's a half
Hi all,
can somebody please tell me what the hell THIS is all about?
http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.comp.systems.sam-coupe
I am absolutely furious that any e-mails I have sent to the SAM Group have
been published on the net, I did not give permission for this! If the
person who has
Ron Stirling wrote:
I'm still trying to get a hold of my Review diskzines. I have only
managed to obtain issue #2 so far, and I put out five issues, so here's
hoping!
When you do please feel free to upload them to WoSam:
http://www.worldofsam.org/node/589
Also, pimp your personal entry:
Ron Stirling wrote:
thanks for that. I should mention that I have tried - twice - to join
the World of SAM website, with two different e-mail addresses, but to no
avail! Can you help out?
Not overly as it's Andrew's site - what problems did it chuck up and
maybe Mr Collier can take a
http://www.realtimeworlds.com/index.php?id=4pid=4nid=54
Dan.
Gavin Smith wrote:
Perhaps you guys are all on Bebo or FaceBook or whatever today's
fashionable social site is, but if any of you are on iChat or AIM and
fancy a SAM chat now and then, feel free to add me - my address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Skype: dandoore
Also there's
Can anybody recommend a good way of rotating some Mode 4 graphics at
different angles other than 90?
There is a rotator program in the 'Bits 'n' Bobs' on Fred 26 that might do.
Dan.
Gavin Smith wrote:
WOSam is currently getting spammed like crazy by a user called
brianbaker. Andrew or Dan can you guys delete his account? Is there an
easy way to delete all his comments?
I don't have rights for that but I emailed Andrew yesterday about it.
Dan.
Andrew Collier wrote:
Hi all,
The music on Fred 34, E-Tunes, 4th track (Andy Monk - Untitled) ...
does anybody know if that's an original composition, or based off
something else?
Sounds like Faithless - Drifting Away (Paradiso Mix) to me which is used
a lot on the telly.
It's a pretty good idea but I'm not sure there's *that* much going
on. It would seem to make sense if people just talked a little more
about their projects on the list and that way people could contribute
if required.
Agreed, the list is the place for it. If Web-Heads want a but more
Cool. My only problem with WoSAM is the lack of visibility of certain
sections. I realise there's the RSS feed but I'm thinking of people
who stumble across the site for the first time. How would they find
the above page if it hasn't been updated for a while? I think the
front page could be
Calvin Allett wrote:
http://www.4shared.com/file/16014910/5a4803f8/ARCADIA_6.html
Verified and pushed to incoming/ on NVG
Can`t find issue 4 at the mo, but I`m sure I had it, so will see if there`s
any disks I forgot to rip... also noticed that I couldn`t find any
issue`s of SCPDU
on nvg,
Gavin Smith wrote:
...the one from Fred, many years ago (naturally). The one that didn't
work first time and needed a patch. Was it just me or did the patch not
work either? My memory might be completely wrong, but I don't think I
ever did see the demo and I don't see it up at World of SAM.
Stefan Drissen wrote:
Oh, and... http://www.worldofsam.org/node/573#comment-490
Please try again... ;-)
Eh? It's the right one - I just pulled RGBDemo.zip down to check..
Dan.
Gavin Smith wrote:
...the one from Fred, many years ago (naturally). The one that didn't
work first time and needed a patch. Was it just me or did the patch not
work either? My memory might be completely wrong, but I don't think I
ever did see the demo and I don't see it up at World of SAM.
This was posted onto World Of Sam (http://www.worldofsam.org) but it
really belongs on the list (http://www.worldofsam.org/node/184) :
I have a original Sam Coupe for sale. It was my first computer, and i
love it for many year... i don't want to throw it away, because i know
there are many out
Worldofsam.org and www.intensity.org.uk has been down for a few days and
I've just had a bounce from Andrew's mail address so I thought I'd post
here as well in case anyone has any other contact details for him.
Dan.
DAVID LED BURY wrote:
From what I recall it would allow 256 banks of 32K ROM
space.. by allowing a register to control each bank
used... and Simon had been working on getting TurboMon
running from this as well I believe.
Have a look at the draft specs: http://www.worldofsam.org/node/431
Dan.
All,
What do you know about the SCPDSA (http://www.worldofsam.org/node/507)
does anyone have any of the demo disks and a bit of a potted history?
Dan.
http://www.worldofsam.org has just hit 500 nodes.
That's 500 items, products and people connected with the Sam Coupé.
Recent highlights:
* SimCoupé running on a Sony PSP: http://www.worldofsam.org/node/23
* The Games of NoName: http://www.worldofsam.org/node/470
* Sam Coupé Adventure Club:
Has anyone got copies of SamDisk magazine lurking in their disc boxes?
There are no copies on NVG, none from GoodSamC or anything.
Dan.
Aley Keprt wrote:
I just have one side note/question:
Why is Mr. Wright always mentioned as Dr.? Is it his first name, or an
academic title? If it's a title, I don't understand why it is so much
emphasized, because titles aren't widely used in the UK in public
informal places (like this, as
Simon Owen wrote:
Though I don't have answers to those, I aquired a selection of extra ROM
versions from Simon N Goodwin a while back. I thought I also uploaded them
to NVG but I can't see them anywhere.
There are nestling under /pub/sam-coupe/emulation/roms (dunno who put
them there :-p)
Edwin Blink wrote:
The orgiginal had plc in lower case another one had PLC in uppercase
Then there was the one that had disk with 'c'
Cheers, I have added that into the node http://www.worldofsam.org/node/430
I also made three different 'BOOTROM's that booted directly from floppydrive
By
There are about 60 people listed on the hallowed pages of
http://www.worldofsam.org/ with more being added all the time.
Unfortunately a lot of say: 'Coder.' which although perfectly true it
doesn't exactly set the world on fire.
Check it out your entry at http://www.worldofsam.org/People
Ok, so is it just me then ?
Possibly :-D
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
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C:\Documents and Settings\Danftp ftp.nvg.ntnu.no
Connected to romeo-klive.nvg.ntnu.no.
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User
Who received these fabled items the only one I know of getting one was
Stefan.
Feel free to update the World of Sam node
(http://www.worldofsam.org/node/336) or post here.
Dan.
Darren Sparrow wrote:
How do I unsubscribe from this list?
http://www.podboy.demon.co.uk/coupe/maillist.htm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some photos can be found on http://hvge.sk/foto/forever7/thumb.html
Woo Hoo!
http://hvge.sk/foto/forever7/original/IMG_5270.html
I wrote that!
Fame at last in big pixels - well 9 years late at least :-)
Dan.
Nev Young wrote:
Have I missed much?
Well, there's http://www.worldofsam.org/ and the attached Google Earth
link :-
Dan.
Gloucester Hall - SAM Coupe show.kmz
Description: application/vnd.google-earth.kmz
Stefan Drissen wrote:
Note: dont miss 'The Basketmaster' (?) to the north-east of the hall.
The Weavers Arms!
Bristol Road, GL2 6PE
On B4008
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 720124
BANKS'S Mild (E)
BANKS'S Bitter (E)
MARSTON'S Pedigree (H)
Large two bar pub built in 1986 using bricks and timber
Simon Owen wrote:
One problem is that it creates images in EDSK format, which the current
SimCoupe releases can't read.
Both Woo! and D'oh! in the same mail :)
Is this EDSK as in
http://andercheran.aiind.upv.es/%7Eamstrad/docs/extdsk.html or a new
SDF-ish format?
Dan.
Calvin Allett wrote:
What are the most important disks which you remember
which are missing?
I think most stuff is now up on NVG apart from these:
These are the files that could not be unpacked as part of the achive re-org
project.
There are stored here as DSK files with the offending code
Ian Spencer wrote:
Never got anywhere with Bdos, but interested...
Yes, it is possible to get B-Dos to work with Masterbasic I use it all
the time.
Ian
D'oh - should have scrolled up to see the rest of the new messages :(
Dan.
Calvin Allett wrote:
The version I have is early but will upload it
hopefully in next few days... also, who did the hack
to allow Mouse control?
It was the copy on the disc that came with the Sam Mouse so I think it
was someone within or at least for SamCo at the time - Colin MacD may
know
actually running an audio cable between the SAM and the PC.
Ooh, I fried my SAA in 1996 trying to do just that - then again I might
have plugged the Sam Line out into the PC's Line Out :-(
Is it possible to somehow pipe the audio to a WAV or RAW file perhaps?
I've got an Audigy in my
johnna wrote:
Was wondering about the brochure though - I used to have one of these and
remember they made the machine look great.
Any chance we could get a pdf of this done - anybody have one anymore?
I have a brochure - A5, colour and about 8 pages long, text by Nick
Roberts - is this the
Edwin Blink wrote:
Could you scan your brochure Dan ?
No need - it's the one that Si has scanned.
Dan.
Edwin Blink wrote:
Thanks for telling. Does yours also have a address sticker at the rear page
8 ?
Dunno
*looks*
No sticker, but at the bottom is the address of Sam Computers Ltd
obliterated with black magic marker.
Dan.
Simon Owen wrote:
I can't reproduce either of these here - can anyone else?
Nope - I too often run with sync turned off and it always remembers
(which often gives me a shock if I load up something with music in it).
Incidentally, when DirectDraw is enabled the screen is all anti-aliased
-
Aley Keprt wrote:
I have plenty of disk images, and simply don't have time to do anything
with them. In the past, many times somebody said he will look at it,
unpack and sort the software, and upload it to NVG, but actually nobody
ever did anything (except getting the stuff from me)... :-(
Andy Chandler wrote:
KEYIN - That was the little devil I was thinking of ;-)
KEYIN was a corker of a command, when I think back to the amount of
times I crashed by blue footed friend with that one I go all misty-eyed
and the missus has to poke me with a stick to bring me back.
I have
Has anyone got a copy of the Campion spreadsheet? They actually forwarded this to Persona for release -but the disks where scrambled
I've not seen it in the NVG DSKification/GoodSAMC trawl but I would
guess that Steve has a copy given that he's been taking screenshots from
it :-P
Dan.
Andrew Collier wrote:
ftp://ftp.nvg.ntnu.no/pub/sam-coupe/disks/demos/MNEMOtech/
MnemotechMnemotextDemo.zip
I don't particularly object to it being up there, but I'd be interested
to know where it came from? It was never exactly released...
It was in GoodSAMC IIRC which means that it
Scott Macdonald wrote:
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Dan.
Simon Owen wrote:
Dan Dooré wrote:
I have just noticed something similar with some options like
the 'auto boot on startup screen' which if you set them, exit
and then go back in they stay but if you exit and then launch
a .DSK file that fires up the EXE the option is lost.
I can't
Ian Spencer wrote:
Might just be me but with the new version 2005/01/25 if I select for ex.
atomhd.hdf as an atom drive in drive 2 Simcoupe forgets my selection
every time I exit the program or return to the options menu ?
I have just noticed something similar with some options like the
Aley Keprt wrote:
Where can I get latest SimCoupe, or some other utility that could create
empty SAD image?
SimCoupe 0.9 Beta 10 - http://homepage.ntlworld.com/simon.owen/sam/simcoupe/
Although Si said he might be putting up a new beta witht the format fix
for ProDos this weekend.
A cynic
Dan Dooré wrote:
Simon Cooke wrote:
OK; it's currently in Incoming (probably belongs in the demos section
under Entropy) called Gameboytetris.zip
What is it?
Oh, just part of Statues of Ice.
\o/
Roger Hartley converted the music from an Amiga MOD tune that goes along
with this. (I
I was browsing Andrew's site and saw this demo with a link to NVG that I
didn't remember seeing when I did the DSKification -
http://www.intensity.org.uk/image.php?i=samcoupe/db/gwdemo.GIFn=1max=1
This is linked as
ftp://ftp.nvg.ntnu.no/pub/sam-coupe/demos/misc/balls.zip which although
now
Gents,
I have now completed trolling through GoodSAMC, my collection and
various others from those who have helped me in this endeavour.
I have not included any of the WAREZ elements, well - at least the ones
I know are hacks/cracks/copies for the reasons mentioned in previous
posts i.e.
Gavin Smith wrote:
This is probably a good time to ask people's opinions on including Speccy games
that have been made to run on a SAM, on samcoupe.org - my opinion is that they
are still Speccy games and they should initially be left out. What do others
think?
I think that any game/demos
Aley Keprt wrote:
I uploaded this stuff to NVG. Please let somebody (Frode?) move it from
incoming to the right places.
/pub/sam-coupe/tapes/games/ and /pub/sam-coupe/tapes/demos/ would be
favorite I think :-)
Dan.
Aley Keprt wrote:
But I think that 128k, AY and tape-disk converted games
should stay.
They have always been a part of the SAM scene, so it does feel like they
belong in the archive. I'd still be tempted to keep them in a different
category from native SAM software, to make sure people are
Aley Keprt wrote:
I found some suspicious files at NVG.
The directory missing contains some ZIP files marked as cannot
unpack. I unpack these files without problems. So why are they marked
cannot unpack? I assume that the man who did the so-called NVG
dskification process used some old
Dan Dooré wrote:
Aley Keprt wrote:
I found some suspicious files at NVG.
The directory missing contains some ZIP files marked as cannot
unpack. I unpack these files without problems. So why are they marked
cannot unpack? I assume that the man who did the so-called NVG
dskification process
With MasterDOS loaded under SimCoupe I have been trying to format a
drive with more than 80 file allocations e.g. FORMAT d2,6 and the disk
formats but only reports 80 files free.
Am I doing something daft -I even checked Steve's scan of the Mdos
manual and the command looks fine.
Dan.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ha... this works fine on my copy !
Format d2:, 6 I get 770 kb free with 118 slots.
my exe Sim Coupe exe is version 0.90 Beta 14 which I used the test Pro-Dos
bits with.
I see, looks like I'm part of the SimCoupe underclass with my 0.9 Beta
10 then :-)
Dan.
Stuart Brady wrote:
You're absolutely right. Also, I doubt that much of the software in
GoodSAMC has been verified to see if the dumps are actually good!
(IIRC, disks use a 16-bit CCITT checksum, which isn't brilliant.)
You had better believe it - I took a fair amount of the stuff from NVG
Aley Keprt wrote:
And of course, .SAM means sample, it's used for years for sound
samples. :-)
And AMIPro Word docs and a myriad of others :-)
Don't we have SDF or something, which is a generic Sam disk format?
From what I understand SDF is a discontinued format and this spawned
the
Andrew Collier wrote:
But the new über-format could inherit the name .SDF it that helps.
Indeed - IIRC there's only two SDF files in the wild anyway Lemmings and
PoP.
Sam Disk Format does have a nice ring to it to boot :-)
Dan.
Quickie - how many versions of MasterDOS were made, I purchased it at
version 2.3 but I keep finding disk images with MDOS31 and MDOS41 as the
filename which suggests much later versions.
Dan.
Gents,
The DSKification of NVG has been uploaded and awaits Frode's magical
touch to move it into position.
In the meantime here is the new structure, very similar to the old but
with a few tweaks to separate native Sam stuff from PC/Emulation stuff.
+---disks
| +---adult
| +---demos
|
hookares wrote:
IIR the high numbers indictated it was combined with Masterbasic.
Those seem to be files like SD+MBAS1x or MD+MBAS1x from what I've seen
on the discs I've trawled through.
Dan.
Aley Keprt wrote:
If you really N*E*E*D it, load TAP files into ASCD, and save them to a disk
image.
But do you? I formerly created all those TAP files by conversion from a DSK.
So :-)
Well, not now as I've found a copy of Craft which is the only TAP file :-)
Dan.
Aley Keprt wrote:
If you really N*E*E*D it, load TAP files into ASCD, and save them to a disk
image.
But do you? I formerly created all those TAP files by conversion from a DSK.
So :-)
Well, not now as I've found a copy of Craft which is the only TAP file :-)
Dan.
Simon Owen wrote:
This is probably one for Si to look at really but as an
example the PAK file in this DSK -
http://www.landofpod.co.uk/swiss.zip - comes up with this error.
That does indeed hit a HALT with interrupts disabled. At the point it
enters the debugger the raster hasn't advanced
Simon Owen wrote:
This is probably one for Si to look at really but as an
example the PAK file in this DSK -
http://www.landofpod.co.uk/swiss.zip - comes up with this error.
That does indeed hit a HALT with interrupts disabled. At the point it
enters the debugger the raster hasn't advanced
Marian Krivos wrote:
what is the best Sam Coupe emulator today?
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/simon.owen/sam/simcoupe/
Dan.
... well, as much as I can do for the moment.
The main problems are that of corrupt PAK archives and being unable to
extract 'Library' LIB/LCB files due to an error in the decompression
routine (Mat even mentions it in the README of the utilities disc that
it is on!)
There is a LIB30b file in
... well, as much as I can do for the moment.
The main problems are that of corrupt PAK archives and being unable to
extract 'Library' LIB/LCB files due to an error in the decompression
routine (Mat even mentions it in the README of the utilities disc that
it is on!)
There is a LIB30b file
Any clue what format these ARC files are in:
/pub/sam-coupe/demos/misc/d-nut.arc
/pub/sam-coupe/graphics/slideshow/screen.arc
There's also a couple of TAP files there, any clues how these were mand
and how I can extract them?
/pub/sam-coupe/games/craft.tap
DSKification of NVG is going well,
Any clue what format these ARC files are in:
/pub/sam-coupe/demos/misc/d-nut.arc
/pub/sam-coupe/graphics/slideshow/screen.arc
There's also a couple of TAP files there, any clues how these were mand
and how I can extract them?
/pub/sam-coupe/games/craft.tap
DSKification of NVG is going well,
Simon Owen wrote:
They both seem to be PAK files, going by the RUMSOFT strings a short way
into the file. Something like: load at 32000 and call 32000, then insert a
formatted disk to write the contents to?
I had tried that and they either reset or bring up an SimICE window in
SimCoupe, it
Simon Owen wrote:
They both seem to be PAK files, going by the RUMSOFT strings a short way
into the file. Something like: load at 32000 and call 32000, then insert a
formatted disk to write the contents to?
I had tried that and they either reset or bring up an SimICE window in
SimCoupe, it
Marian Krivos wrote:
Dan Dooré napsal(a):
Any clue what format these ARC files are in:
/pub/sam-coupe/demos/misc/d-nut.arc
/pub/sam-coupe/graphics/slideshow/screen.arc
There's also a couple of TAP files there, any clues how these were
mand and how I can extract them?
/pub/sam-coupe/games
Marian Krivos wrote:
Dan Dooré napsal(a):
Any clue what format these ARC files are in:
/pub/sam-coupe/demos/misc/d-nut.arc
/pub/sam-coupe/graphics/slideshow/screen.arc
There's also a couple of TAP files there, any clues how these were
mand and how I can extract them?
/pub/sam-coupe/games
I have been going through all my disks and making copies of the ones
with bad sectors that I couldn't before the most lovely SamDisk2.0 was born.
I have also been going through NVG as I nicked an entire copy the other
month and grabbing stuff that I haven't got locally and I realised that
I have been going through all my disks and making copies of the ones
with bad sectors that I couldn't before the most lovely SamDisk2.0 was born.
I have also been going through NVG as I nicked an entire copy the other
month and grabbing stuff that I haven't got locally and I realised that
Aley Keprt wrote:
DSK has no header, so it is good as long as it has .dsk file extension...
They have indeed.
Well, and what is that MaxiDOS?
Cookie's A-level Computer Studies project :-)
It's a special format that uses extra tracks (81 and 82?) to store the
DOS, leaving only 500-odd
Aley Keprt wrote:
DSK has no header, so it is good as long as it has .dsk file extension...
They have indeed.
Well, and what is that MaxiDOS?
Cookie's A-level Computer Studies project :-)
It's a special format that uses extra tracks (81 and 82?) to store the
DOS, leaving only 500-odd bytes
Stuart Brady wrote:
I can't seem to log in anonymously.
I'm in work and I can't FTP out the way - can someone confirm? Password is
blank...
Works for me, but not as anonymous it has to be [EMAIL PROTECTED]
as the userid and the password is blank/anything you like:
220 ProFTPD 1.2.10
Stuart Brady wrote:
I can't seem to log in anonymously.
I'm in work and I can't FTP out the way - can someone confirm? Password is
blank...
Works for me, but not as anonymous it has to be [EMAIL PROTECTED]
as the userid and the password is blank/anything you like:
220 ProFTPD 1.2.10 Server
Simon Cooke wrote:
OK; it's currently in Incoming (probably belongs in the demos section
under Entropy) called Gameboytetris.zip
What is it?
Oh, just part of Statues of Ice.
\o/
Roger Hartley converted the music from an Amiga MOD tune that goes along
with this. (I think it's an old C64
Simon Cooke wrote:
OK; it's currently in Incoming (probably belongs in the demos section
under Entropy) called Gameboytetris.zip
What is it?
Oh, just part of Statues of Ice.
\o/
Roger Hartley converted the music from an Amiga MOD tune that goes along
with this. (I think it's an old
Geoff Winkless wrote:
On a side track (hah), has anyone else found that all their old Sam disks
are completely unreadable?
None comepletly unreadable, many with errors which ment I couldn't make
a DSK of them at the time.
Unless SamDisk2 can skip errors (I haven't got the URL to hand)
Simon Owen wrote:
Does the archive need to be a single format for all disks? Or could the 95%
of normal format disks be kept in a simple dumped image format, with only
protected disks using a different format needed to describe them correctly?
I think yes, the idea of tagging extra data into
My two penneth of the disk format discussion:
I like the idea of a new, all-encompassing disk format for the
samcoupe.org archive (SCOA anyone?) as it will bring together many
disparate formats DSK/SDF/SAD etc. into one, but it has to be able to
hold the full geometry of the disk.
After
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve Parry-Thomas
www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk http://www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk
*blinks*
My webring admin gland has just woken me up.
http://v.webring.com/wrman?ring=samcoupeaddsite
And that goes for anyone else too - go on, you know you want to.
Dan.
As far as I recall, the Sam Elite was simply a 512k SAM with
the new style disk drive fitted and it had a built-in printer port (quite
where this appeared on the back I'm not sure.
IIRC there was a ribbon cable coming out of the case above the expansion
port with a 25-D dongle on the end.
BTW Is Dan about? need to update/remove/edit my entry on the web ring?
*blinks*
Yep, still very much alive!
You can amend your entry on www.webring.org or just send me the details and
I'll do it from the admin screens.
Dan.
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Shirk: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
VVeb:
Ditto.
Me too!
:-)
http://www.podboy.demon.co.uk/chrimbo/
D.
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