Fletch

Having an Atari Party at the old train station in Quakertown, PA from 1:00pm - 4:00pm on December 2nd. Space is limited so contact me if you have interest in attending. Additional details here: http://www.atariparty.org

I told you it sounds weird, but when something works it works. There is zero interaction other than me sending a fax and then me opening a box.

I know this is going to sound weird, but Fax your orders to him. I navigate the website, find his part numbers, type up an old school letter that includes all of my particulars, include a credit card number and Fax away. I have never been limited on the number of items I purchase, nor had any issue whatsoever. I realize that not everyone has access to a Fax machine these days, but there are plenty of free fax services like https://faxzero.com.

I was informed that the tune was made by Modmate.

I made a short Xmas demo in GFA BASIC and thought I'd share it here. It includes a .SND file that I did not make, but I cannot locate who did so hopefully it is okay to include. To load you need to be in ST Low and launch GFABASICO.PRG then chose SANTA.GFA. SANTA.ZIP

At last year's VCF East I was honored that Curt allowed me to exhibit the ST-Pad and EST prototypes with my Atari ST bit of the mega Atari exhibit. I only met him a few times, but he was always so personable and his passion for Atari was infectious. I am saddened by his passing and hope the best for his family and friends.

Where are you located? I'd be happy to take it and scan it for everyone.

Would love to have this, but Texas is a long drive.

Yeah, I messed that up. I wish you could have been there too.

Last year I was part of the 40th anniversary of Atari home computers exhibit at VCF East. During the show, The Guru Meditation YouTube guys Bill and Anthony interviewed me and just today posted the video. I'm sure I got some dates and facts wrong, but I did my best to represent the ST in a positive way. There is even an appearance of the STPad prototype in the video. Check it out and give those guys a follow on YouTube. Thanks! -Pete https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEb1O1TyVcY&feature=youtu.be

Any news on this? Finally dug my Dragon Cart out and remembered that this was a thing. I hope it's not dead.

I'm interested in the Sensible Soccer and Space Quest III disks. Shipping to the USA.

Mine is still showing as being at Heathrow.

Pre-order Position: 46

My comment about the videos and music is not overblown for the one time I was there. Maybe I was there on a non-typical day so your mileage may vary. The people were friendly enough, so don't think I was being disparaging about them personally. I just found the place overwhelming for the reasons I mentioned before.

I am only about 15 miles from Kemner's and I have only been there once. Frankly, the place is overwhelming. Stuff is everywhere and mostly without reason. Angry fire and damnation Christian videos and music playing throughout the store. I found the whole experience unsettling.

The 520STm likely already has TOS in ROM.

You will regret getting rid of the Falcon. So many ST games have been adapted by Klaz and PPera to run on the Falcon that getting an STE in exchange is an interesting call.

@AtariGeezer - Sweet! I appreciate you looking about for it!

Love those pics!

Amiga Bill and I will be there both days, but since we are exhibiting we cannot leave the booth for long stretches of time. But be sure to say hello!

Saturday's are definitely more heavily attended, so it has more of an event feel to it. Joe Decuir is speaking on Sunday morning though, so that might be a better choice from an Atari perspective.

I am so excited to be involved in this! Come see us on May 4 and 5!

Anyone have a copy of this? Digispec Works with your Computereyes digitizer to capture 512-color images from a video camera or VCR. Then it displays the image on your color monitor and lets you adjust the color balance, brightness and contrast before you save it to disk in Spectrum 512 format. On top of 512 pure colors, Digispec's dithering capabilities bring the number of simulated colors to 24,389. And the program is compatible with Amiga 1FF files and CompuServe GIF files. You can view any Amiga picture, even a 4,096-color Hold-and-Modify mode picture, and convert it to Spectrum 512 format, then touch it up in Spectrum 512.