Juiced.GS -- V5I2, July 2000

[Max Jones <juicedgs@delphi.com>]

Announcing ...


=====  Juiced.GS, Volume 5, Issue 2  =====


The July 2000 edition of Juiced.GS, the Apple II world's
premier IIGS-specific magazine, was delivered to 205
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:  Turn your PC into a IIGS -- An in-depth tutorial on
putting BeOS and Sweet16 to work ... Eric Shepherd makes the task of
installing BeOS and the Sweet16 emulator on your PC far less daunting.

The Vitual GS:  An emulator wish list ... Ryan Suenaga, our emulation
master, dreams big dreams -- and reveals his wishes -- for future
features in our favorite IIGS emulators.

COLUMNS

My Home Page:  Saved by SAM (and EarthLink) ... The editor explains how
the dreaded loss of shell access on his ISP was made less traumatic by
the presence of the new IIGS Internet e-mailer and discovery of a new
Marinetti-savvy ISP.

II Be Named Later:  Our columnist, Ryan Suenaga, looks ahead in great
anticipation to another grand Apple II festival -- KFest 2000.

Desktop Publishing:  Dave Bennett explains how good photos, used well in
your DTP projects, have a great impact on attracting and holding
readers.

Telecommunications:  Tony Ward takes on the tough and always
controversial subject of copyrights in the digital age.

DEPARTMENTS

Shareware Spotlight:  Geoff Weiss releases a new program that allows
Spectrum users to create PDF files; Beagle Bros releases an old program
that makes computer drawing fun again; and Howard Katz brings readers up
to date on the latest software reclassification efforts.

DumplinGS:  A2Central.com emerges as a compelling new online resource
for Apple II enthusiasts; Ultima I is back on the market; the Juiced.GS
'Friends for Life' CD-ROM is now shipping; and Y ][ KFest is but a few
days away. And believe it or not, that's not all!

Letters from the Land of ROM:  Readers ask questions, get answers, make
suggestions, and otherwise give us a piece of their mind. We have almost
three pages worth of letters from readers in this issue.

ADVERTISEMENTS

KFest registration; Juiced.GS CD-ROM; a cool card-ID contest from Tony
Diaz at apple2.org; and a Sheppyware surprise!

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Juiced.GS is a quarterly, printed publication available by subscription
only.

A subscription for 2000 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.

To subscribe by credit card, visit the Juiced.GS online order processing
site on the World Wide Web. The URL is:

 http://order.kagi.com/?2ZM


Complete sets of 1996, 1997, 1998 and 1999 issues are available for $14
each ($20 overseas). If you would like to purchase only a specific
single copy (or copies) of back issues, they are available for $4 each
($6 overseas). An index and brief description of articles published in
'96/'97'98/'99 are available on the Juiced.GS web site. See URL below.

Apple II Forever!


 Max Jones
 Juiced.GS
 Delphi: JuicedGS -- Internet: juicedgs@delphi.com
 World Wide Web:  http://www.wbwip.com/juiced.gs








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