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From: sss10@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Homicidal Lunatic)
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Subject: "Mags"
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Date: 15 May 91 17:34:35 GMT
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I wanted to know if there were alot of "magazines" as demos available on the
Amiga. I saw the CDAUG magazines and that was ok but I was looking more along
the lines of "self running" demos, the kinds I remember seeing on the 64 that 
the "elite pirates" made. On ab20 I saw something about a "classic chart" and
wanted to see more of those type demos, at least so I know what the European
groups are doing.



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