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Old 04 February 2016, 10:08   #1
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My very first post on this forum. Not sure if this is the right place to come. Anyway... I have been an active Amiga user since day dot I guess and I have a very large collection. I have an active website and update it regularly. There is a blog 'scuzzblog' showing what I have been doing and of late disks of my favourite games, utilities and demos.

The site is ....

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com...ga_inframe.htm

So why not pop along some time. This week I have been mostly getting an A1200 tower back into the system and mucking around with digitizers. Always something to do.

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Old 13 February 2016, 19:35   #2
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Just to let you know that I have updated the website. Mainly with the addition of the latest scuzzblog incuding disks, photographs and articles. The PD section is expanded and more music added.

scuzzblog

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com.../scuzzblog.htm

latest blog

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com...zzblog1603.htm

whole site

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com...ga_inframe.htm

I think I checked for all errors, but hey, often takes me a day or two.

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Old 13 February 2016, 22:38   #3
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" I do not find the internet as in any way as entertaining. A magazine was/is a
bound collection of thoughts, ideas, photographs etc. It has a beginning and
an end and you know the edition by the cover. Add to this the disks and CDs
and even the adverts on cards and you have a magical work of art that you
can hold and treasure"

Well said indeed!
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Old 13 February 2016, 22:49   #4
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Awesome collection there
15 1200s Wow. I wish I had just one 1200. Always stuck with a stock 500 myself.
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Old 13 February 2016, 23:03   #5
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I have been knowing your nice site for a very very long time
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Old 02 March 2016, 09:27   #6
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Just to say I have updated the blog with copies of all my Shopper disks and a few more.

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com...zzblog1604.htm

The site

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com...ga_inframe.htm

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Old 27 November 2016, 18:03   #7
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Hi

November 2016 update.

Just Amiga Monthly

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com...zzblog1607.htm

Amiga FAX: Hints and Tips

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com...zzblog1608.htm

The Library

http://www.commodore-amiga-retro.com/amiga/car_120.htm

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Old 27 November 2016, 18:26   #8
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Nice one Scuzz! Used to love reading JAM.
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Old 06 December 2016, 23:06   #9
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Just to keep you uptodate I have been struggling with my hosting supplier all year and have finally decided to switch companies. I still retain the commodore-amiga-retro dot com but until I can transfer the name etc I have created a mirror of the site at the following address. Please note that I have closed the current site down due to problems beyond my control. Happens.

http://www.scuzzscink.com/amiga/a_amiga_inframe.htm

The above is the new link that you can use for both the 'Classic' and modern versions of the site.

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Framesets in 2016, I salute you, I think
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Old 07 December 2016, 23:04   #11
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Framesets in 2016, I salute you, I think
The site orginally grew from a few pages I structured around the frames and then just grew and grew and grew. If you click the New Version icon on the Content frame you will go to a more mobile telephone friendly version.

Frames became a nightmare to be honest but I have left the original version which I call classic and the newer version so vistors can choose which they want to use.

The whole site is written in Notepad by me so all home grown. I use no web tools. Just edit pictures in an application called Thumbs and create in the text editor. I did use to upload with Terrapin but wont work anymore.

There are no adverts on my site... that is more of an achievement in 2016. So much so that I have had to dump my previous web hosting company cus of rogue advertising companies.
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Wow frames! takes me back to 97 and geocities, learning html for the first time, god 20 years ago!
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Old 08 December 2016, 11:19   #13
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Wow frames! takes me back to 97 and geocities, learning html for the first time, god 20 years ago!
Interestingly I used HTML in very much the same way as I use AmigaGuide. I needed a way to access files and view documents on the PC. I bought a very small book which I still have here and started to create my very own local intranet which was never connected to the internet. It started back in 1996 and has grown from a single frame that I created that day. Today it holds the combined worth of all that I have sourced from the internet with volumes and volumes of documents folders images videos etc all accessible from a simple menu.

So if I ever want to look at information on anything I just open my local files from the browser fire up navigate and from the various menus can access files across all of my hard drives linked to this computer. Its like the brain om me in a data store. I have an extension of this on the Amiga and all my computers are networked. Bit like VIKI in iRobot.

The website became a simple extension to that and the frames persisted.

I did use AMOS for a while as a file management tool along with DOpus and even InfoNexus. However AmigaGuide was the best. HTML on the PC is just incredible given that you can create links in HTM that will run all your files, allow you to access all your folders and view all your images and videos from a simple task created in Notepad. It really is all I do. What is even more wonderful is the way you can interogate any page on the internet, save code, save files, save gifs, save images and videos and then simply import them into your documents for private use.

I love HTM it really is the gift to mankind that nobody owns, though I am troubled by the way Google believe they now run things on the web. I did fear Microsoft taking control but I fear more Google. They have their fingers in everything. We need to keep the internet free.... totally free from control. Put control in one companies hands and you can never trust anything anymore. Long live free HTML.

Thanks for reading.
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