This thread will be used to inform EAB users on the latest updates to AMR.

See here for recent updates to AMR

Quite a bit has been added to AMR over the past week or so. Use above link to access.

Enjoy!

Thanks for the update, Galaxy. Another fine BC Kid review. :great

I love AMR. :bowdown

The only site I have more respect for is archive.org's Wayback Machine

http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

Both amazingly great tools, and incredible achievements

Thanks guys - some more updates for you all to get your teeth into.

Mainly ACE and The One this time.

Great work!!

Nice one people, keep up the SUPERB work.

I've had to do some reclassifying of what is important in my life.

AMR team now rank above GOD.

[Edit: If you are atheist with no sense of humour, please read the above line to be a compliment rather than an insult]

Totally agree - awesome work :bowdown

4 complete issues of the Swedish Datormagazin has been added to AMR, a total of 360 pages.

Swedish magazines update: Four issues of Oberoende Computer and one issue of Svenska Hemdatornytt has been completely scanned and added. 316 pages.

Also, an issue of Amiga Action and several issues of the American version of Amiga Computing have been added recently

Hi Guys,
Another Update check out the cd32 gamers over half now have compete set of pages! and Amiga Computing is has issues 1-12 completely scanned and many more besides.

Regards Mort ;)

Small update: two more complete issues of Amiga Power (nos 12 and 15) have been uploaded.

Amiga Power 13 has just been uploaded - some really interesting articles in there.

Amiga Active 18 will also be online soon.

Enjoy.

Issue 13 1990 of Swedish Datormagazin completely scanned.

A fairly large update has occurred over the last week with review pages from about 10 issues added to AMR. (update also included Amiga Action 28 which has dropped off the news page). http://amr.abime.net/

Awesome work.
:bowdown

Thanks.
:great

Datormagazin Lindströms 1104-3784 Sweden
 

Hi Galaxy. Something for AMR? I can remember that Datormagazin was divided up in two part's, A norwegian and a swedish part.
If my mind doesn't trick me, they also had some coverdisk's on some of the later magazines.
Shall check my diskboxes when im back from vacation.