Juiced.GS -- V5I4 (December 2000)

[Max Jones <juicedgs@delphi.com>]

Announcing ...


=====  Juiced.GS, Volume 5, Issue 4  =====


The December 2000 edition of Juiced.GS, the Apple II world's
premier IIGS-specific magazine, was delivered to 217
subscribers in 45 states and numerous points around the globe.

Here's what you'll find in this 24-page issue:

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FEATURES

Cover Story:  A IIGS networking solution -- An in-depth review of the
new LANceGS Ethernet card for the IIGS ... Geoff Weiss, a IIGS software
developer and Juiced.GS' Man on the LAN, gets connected with the cool
Apple II networking card from ///SHH Systeme of Germany, and takes it
for a spin around the Internet, just to show us that it CAN be done!

Hardware:  Cleaning up your power source ... Tony Diaz, the foremost
expert on Apple II hardware, helps users sort through the facts and
fallacies of IIGS power supply issues and guides users through the steps
of cleaning up those crusty power supply connectors. Tony tells the
story in words AND pictures. That's right, this feature is fully
illustrated with four -- count 'em, FOUR -- photographs!

Programming:  Get pumped with the GS/OS Exerciser ... Eric Shepherd
shares his knowledge and insights on programming, and tries his best to
whip fellow programmers, or aspiring programmers, into ship-shape by
drilling them on the fine points of an interesting IIGS debugging tool,
Exerciser.

The Virtual GS:  Small Dog to the rescue! ... Ryan Suenaga quenches your
thirst for emulation news, and he promises NOT! to spill cola on your
keyboard while he does it.


COLUMNS

My Home Page:  Looking forward ... The editor finds his way to the Apple
II's new online service, A2Central.com, and finds the climate warm and
friendly. It's a new place that feels a lot like home.

II Be Named Later:  Our inspired columnist looks forward to a New Year
with new resolutions he might actually be able to keep. Well, most of
them anyway.


DEPARTMENTS

Shareware Spotlight:  Software reclassifications keep on coming, and
Lost Classics Project Director Howard Katz speads them all out on the
table.

DumplinGS:  A2Central.com opens its doors with a free month; Bernie 3.0
preview release hits the Internet; Byte Works compiles and releases all
its programs and source code on CDs; and a new distributor for Spectrum;

Letters from the Land of ROM:  Readers ask questions, get answers, make
suggestions, and otherwise give us a piece of their mind. We have the
coolest readers in the world. Read our mail and see why.

ADVERTISEMENTS

A2Central.com; F.E. Systems new Bernie release; the Opus ][ CD from Byte
Works; Juiced.GS Friends for Life CD-ROM; and three new CDs, including
Time in a Bottle, from Juiced.GS.
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Juiced.GS is a quarterly, printed publication available by subscription
only.

A subscription for 2001 is $16 in the U.S., Canada or Mexico, $22
elsewhere.

To subscribe, send a check or money order in U.S. funds to:

 Max Jones
 Juiced.GS
 2217 Lakeview Drive
 Sullivan, IN  47882

Make checks or money orders payable to Max Jones.


Complete sets of 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000 issues are available
for $16 each ($20 overseas). If you would like to purchase only a
specific single copy (or copies) of back issues, they are available for
$5 each ($7 overseas). An index and brief description of articles
published in '96/'97'98/'99/'00 are available on the Juiced.GS web site.
See URL below.

Apple II Forever!


 Max Jones
 Juiced.GS
 E-mail -- Internet: juicedgs@earthlink.net
 World Wide Web:  http://www.wbwip.co


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