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From: sutherla%qtp.ufl.edu@mitvma.mit.edu (scott sutherland)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Ami Project Magazine
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Date: 10 Jul 89 14:46:05 GMT
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>   I hope someone out there can help me. I was in a computer store
>in St. Petersburg, FL a couple of years ago and I purchased an issue of
>an Amiga magazine called Ami Project: Journal for the Amiga Computer.
>I got the Vol. 1 #7 issue and am glad I did. It contains the only clear
>description of AnimObs and AnimComps I have seen to date. Now I would like
>to find out more about the magazine (I am doing this now because I just
>dusted off my copy to look at this article again). Does anyone know if
>it is still being printed? If so, any info would be appreciated. I would
>also like to purchase back issues of the magazine. The Vol. 1 #7 issue is
>dated May, 1987. This issue rivals Amazing Computing and Amiga Transactor
>for technical information, so I believe that other issues might contain
>pertinent or interesting information.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Scott

     I picked up Vol.1 #6 at a computer show.  I agree that it is a
 fantastic magazine.  However, rumor has it that it is past tense.
 Have you tried to get in touch with them?

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