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Errata/Addendum
Copyright © 1997, 1998, 1999 VideoCam Services.
All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of VideoCam Services is prohibited.
Current Changes
- * The web site for Lunix is located at http://www.heilbronn.netsurf.de/~dallmann/lunix/lng.html
- * CompuServe's CBMAPP forum is no longer acessible to Commodore users who use Commodore computers to access the system. It is no longer considered as an appropriate online service for Commodore users.
- * QWKRR128 is no longer shareware. It has been released under the GNU license and sources (as well as the registration program) can be retrieved from ftp://ftp.videocam.net.au/cbm/qwk/qwkrr/devel/
- * VideoCam Services Commodore support sites that were originally in other areas can now be found at http://homestead.vcsweb.com/.
- * The w3mail@gmd.de address for retrieving Web pages by Email is no longer valid.
- * There's now a viewer for .jpg images. The information and files are are http://www.ffd2.com/fridge/jpeg/index.html
- * IRC Channels. The first four items listed below are changed. Additionally, current Commodore related IRC channels can be found at: http://ftp.videocam.net.au/cbm/info-txt/irc-channels.txt.
Channel Network Day/Time #c-64 Galaxynet server: irc.galaxynet.net #dan-mike Webbernet Server: irc.webbernet.net #QWKRR No longer in service. #Tifcu No longer in service. #c-64 IRCnet 24hrs a day #c-64 Efnet 24hrs a day (most active during N.American afternoons) #c64ntsc IRCnet Thursday Evenings 6pm PST #c-net Dalnet Sundays starting at 3pm EST #C64cdk Dalnet Friday Evenings 9pm (CET) Dansk User Group
Changes between 2nd and 3rd Editions
Corrections
Chapter 9:
Section: The Body of a Newsgroup Article:
Last paragraph
** Correction
Change:
"Signatures are discussed in Chapter 6."
to
"Signatures are discussed in Chapter 7."
Chapter 16:
Section: Lynx Configuration Items You May Want to Change:
Downloader Definitions Examples (Page 223/224)
** Replace current Note text with:
Note: The first two definitions, Zmodem and Ymodem are in this format so these protocols will use the correct filename when downloading, and not the temporary name Lynx assigns the file. The definitions for each individual protocol (Zmodem and Ymodem) MUST be in one single line. The spaces are added for clarity and can be removed.
Changes and Additions
Throughout the book:
* Update "hal9000.net.au /pub/cbm" to "videocam.net.au/cbm"
Book Front - Trademark list:
* Change "Gateway2000" to "Tulip Computers"
* Add "Amigatm is a trademark of Gateway2000."
Book Front - Acknowledgments page.
* Add
Third Edition helpers include Arndt Dettke for GoDot assistance and German Translation, Matthew Desmond for Desterm, Maurice Randall for Wheels and geoFAX, Todd S. Elliott, Jon Mines, and Ron Fick for Commodore IRC channels, John Iannetta, Howard Halasz, Howard Herman, Colin J. Thomson for online service assistance, Daniel Dallmann and Robin Harbon for TCP/IP information.
Book Front - About Commands
* Add
For some examples in this book, I've used Hal900.net.au, an Internet provider in South Australia. In other examples, I've used VideoCam Services domain name of videocam.net.au. To reach us via Email or access our web site, videocam.net.au is the address that should be used.
Chapter 1:
Section: Modems:
Paragraph 1:
* Add sentence at end of paragraph:
Note that if you wish to make use of geoFAX, the modem must have class 2 fax capability and at least 16k of RAM.
Section: Cartridge port interface
* Update:
"The second type is the Cartridge port interface. These allow you to use the higher speed modems such as 14.4k and 28.8k modems. "
to:
"The second type is the Cartridge port interface. These allow you to use the higher speed modems such as 14.4k (and faster) modems."
Section: Virtual Disk Drives:
After 1st Paragraph
* Add new paragraph:
Currently, CMD sell two RAM Expansion Units, the CMD 1750 (512k) and CMD 1750XL (2mb), and recommend that C64 and C64c owners use a heavy-duty power supply. Like the Super 1750 clone, these are physically smaller sized cartridges and can not be upgraded further. As well, they are limited in supply.
Section: Storage Hardware Conflicts :
Subsection: 2. Desterm v2.0
* Update:
"An updated version of Desterm is in the works."
to:
"Desterm v3 is currently in development and addresses these problems."
Chapter 2: Section: Protocols and File Transfers:
Paragraph 1:
Sentence beginning "Currently, Novaterm is the"
* Update last 2 sentences:
"Currently, Novaterm and Desterm v3 are the only Commodore term programs that support Zmodem. Desterm v3 and Novaterm v9.5 only support Zmodem downloads, but Novaterm version 9.6 allows you to use Zmodem for both uploads and downloads."
Chapter 3:
Section: SLIP and PPP Accounts - Not Yet
* Update header and paragraph to:
SLIP and PPP Accounts
Other types of connections you may be offered include SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol) or PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol). We can't take full advantage of these yet, but don't be too surprised if your account includes one of these along with your other access. SLIP software is currently under development, and this type of access is covered in Chapter 18.
Chapter 4 to Appendix 4:
* Update
"hal9000"
to:
"videocam"
EXCEPT in Chapter 9 on pages 42, 87 and 176, and the Appendix list of Internet Providers.
Chapter 7:
Section: When You Don't Have an Internet Account
* Update to:
Even if you don't have an Internet account, you can still send and even receive Email if you access the Internet from a public facility such as a library or Internet Cafe, by using the World Wide Web (Chapter 12). You can sign up and use a Email service such as Hotmail through their Web site at http://www.hotmail.com or Friendly Email at http://www.mypad.com/email.html.
Once signed up, you will have an Email address that you can access to read your mail anytime you have access to the Web.
Chapter 9:
Section: Alternative Ways to Get News:
Subsection: NNTP-SERVER:
Paragraph beginning "The only problem is it's not practical to."
* Replace with:
"The only problem is it's not practical to publish the name of a publicly available news server, as when word gets around, the server is inundated with users. There's a commercial (fee-based) service known as Newsguy News Service, (formerly Zippo News Service). Subscribers get access to all groups using an nntp-server style news feed. In Chapter 12, World Wide Web sites that keep updated lists of publicly available news servers are listed."
Section: Alternative Ways to Get News:
Subsection: News via WWW: Zippo News Service
* Remove (It's not Lynx-friendly).
Chapter 10:
Section: Some places you might enjoy telneting:
* Update list:
bbs.neverending.com Neverending BBS 199.125.78.133 Cereal Port BBS juge.com Juge BBS bbs.eforest.houston.tx.us Enchanted Forrest BBS shutle64.owt.com Shuttle 64 BBS pac.carl.org login as: PAC detroit.freenet.org login as: visitor
Note: Since the third edition of the book came out, VideoCam Services / VCSWEB also offers telnet memberships known as Homestead Plus Memberships.
Chapter 11:
Section: Getting Files (Menu Style) :
After last paragraph
* Add:
"NOTE: If using Lynx (covered in Chapter 12), remember to press "d" over the filename to download it to your home directory."
Section: FTP Sites
* Remove: hal9000.net.au /pub/cbm
* Add videocam.net.au /cbm
Section: FTP Sites:
paragraph after list:
"ftp.jbrain.com /pub/cbm/faq/cbm-ftp-sites."
* Update: with:
"videocam.net.au/cbm/info-txt/tifcu/ftp-sites-list or via the Web at http://videocam.net.au/tifcu/mail_list/ftp-sites-list.shtml"
Chapter 12: to Appendix 4
* Update
http://videocam.net.au/~gaelyne with: http://videocam.net.au/gaelyne/
Section: Downloading Graphics:
3rd paragraph:
"Some graphic files are used as links to ..."
* Update end of paragraph beginning:
"You may find that having the image"
to:
"You may find that having the image file shown as a link can be distracting as there are now two links rather than just one, configure this to meet your preference, but remember it's always available to you if needed. "
Section: Filling Out Forms
* Update/Replace current paragraph with:
Forms on the Web are pages that require you to fill in or change information to allow some interactivity. Some forms are for fun, such as the Favourite Commodore Programs page (http://videocam.net.au/favcbm.html), and others are for signing guest books, sending Email or ordering products. The first time I found myself on a page with a form I found it confusing, because I didn't know the various formats used, or how Lynx responds to them. If you have Lynx configured so the links are numbered, you'll find that you'll have to use your cursor keys to move about the page. A newer version of Lynx allows you to configure it so that forms are also numbered, which makes it much easier to navigate a web page with forms in it.
Section: Keypad as Arrows or Numbered Links
* Update header and paragraph:
'Keypad as Arrows', 'Links are Numbered', and 'Links and Form Fields
are Numbered'
This affects whether you see highlighted links (Figure 7), numbered links (Figure 8), or numbered links and form fields, which makes it easier to navigate pages with forms. Something C128 users might appreciate is that their numeric keypad can be used as arrow keys. However, even C64 users can make use of the following key presses for moving about a document:
Section: C= Related Web Pages
* Update list:
Gaelyne's Home Page http://gaelyne.com/ GoDot http://users.aol.com/howtogodot/welcome.htm The C= Knowledge Base http://calvin.ptloma.edu/~spectre/ckb/ Caboom! (C= Search Index) http://www.jbrain.com/caboom/ COMP.SYS.CBM FAQ files http://www.jbrain.com/faq/ Creative Micro Designs Inc. http://www.cmdweb.com/index.phtml Commodore World magazine http://www.cmdweb.com/cworld/sample/index.phtml LOADSTAR magazine http://www.softdisk.com/comp/loadstar/ Desterm128 Home Page http://www.ionline.net/~mdesmond/desterm.htm The Novaterm Home Page http://www.exitlight.com/~voyager/novaterm/ QWKRR128 OLR http://cbm.videocam.net.au/qwkrr-index.php Browser128 http://cbm.videocam.net.au/browser-index.php SirFitz's QLink Page http://www.kaiwan.com/~sirfitz/qlink.html FTP from videocam.net.au http://ftp.videocam.net.au/cbm/
NOTE:
Replace SirFritz's Qlink page with
"QLink http://www.netaxs.com/~steward/qlink.html"
(This update is since publication of 3rd Edition).
Chapter 14:
Section: IRC Server List
* Add new category and list:
IRCnet (Most are ports 6667 to 6680) irc.dknet.dk (Denmark) yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au (Australia) irc.funet.fi (Finland) irc.uni-stuttgart.de (Germany) irc.hitos.no (Norway) irc.cd.chalmers.se (Sweden) chat.bt.net (UK) irc.u-net.com (UK) irc.stealth.net (US) ircnet.sprynet.com (US) irc.anet.com (US) irc.cifnet.com (US)
Section: Commodore IRC Channels
* Update list: (See text above for current list)
Chapter 15:
Section: Using a QWK Mail Door: Packing Option
* Update:
Packing Option ARC, PKPAK, LZH, ZIP (or PKZIP).
Section: Dissolving the Archived QWK Packet
* Update current paragraph to:
After downloading the QWK packet, the next step is to dissolve the archive. What program you use for this depends on which packer was used to archive the files. If you selected a specific packer type, knowing what program to use to dissolve the file isn't a problem. Some systems don't give you a choice for the packer used, so you will have to "play it by ear" and experiment. Try using UNZIP64 (currently v2) to dissolve the file, as it handles PKZip 2.04g files. If this doesn't work, the next option to try is QPE (found in NZP12819.SFX), as it aids in dissolving PKZip 1.x and ARC files. See Chapter 17 for more information on archived files.
Section: Commodore Mail Lists:
Sub-section: TIFCU Mail List
* Update current paragraph to:
The Tifcu mailing list is an extension of this book. It's for anyone who want to keep abreast of Internet changes as relates to Commodore users. Updated information and help with learning to use Internet utilities is available. More information about the list is available at http://videocam.net.au/tifcu/mail_list/. To subscribe to the list, send Email to the administration address at tifcu-info@videocam.net.au and in the body of the message type: 'get help '
This will send the instructions on how to subscribe to the list (it's currently undergoing changes). To send messages to the list once subscribed, the address is: tifcu@videocam.net.au
Section: Commodore Mail Lists
* Add:
Novaterm Mail List
The Novaterm mailing list was set up by author Nick Rossi to support the Novaterm terminal program. To subscribe, send a message to novaterm-list-request@eskimo.com and in the subject line, type "subscribe". To send messages to the list, the address is novaterm-list@eskimo.com
* Add:
SCPU Mail List
The SCPU mailing list is open to anyone interested in Creative Micro Design's Super CPU accelerators. To subscribe, send Email to listserv@mail.jbrain.com and in the body of the message type:
subscribe scpu firstname lastname
To send messages to the list once subscribed, the address is:
scpu@mail.jbrain.com
Section: WWW by Email:
Subsection: WWW Mail Servers:
GET http://videocam.net.au/tifcu.html
* Update:
GET http://videocam.net.au/tifcu/index.html
Section: WWW by Email :
Subsection: WWW Mail Servers:
get -a -c 70 -img http://videocam.net.au/~gaelyne/panic.html
* Update:
get -a -c 70 -img http://videocam.net.au/tifcu/index.html
Section: FTP by Email:
last paragraph and example on page 202
* Update current text to:
Choose an FTPMail server that's near you to use. Since you'll need a list of good FTP sites to check out, we'll retrieve the ftp-sites-list file that's stored at videocam.net.au in the cbm/info-txt/tifcu directory. In the body of your message, type:
open videocam.net.au
cd cbm/info-txt/tifcu
mode ascii
get ftp-sites-list
quit
Section: FTP by Email:
FTP Server Commands:
Example on page 204
* Update current text with:
open videocam.net.au
cd cbm/incoming
dir
quit
Results: Opens videocam.net.au site, moves to the cbm/incoming directory, and sends the directory listing.
Section: FTP by Email:
FTP Server Commands:
Example on pages 204 & 205
* Update current text with:
open videocam.net.au
cd cbm/terms
mime
mode ascii
get wavedemo.txt
mode binary
get wavedemo.sfx
quit
Results: Opens videocam.net.au site, moves to the cbm/terms directory, changes the default method of returning binary files to MIME, sets the mode to ASCII and retrieves wavedemo.txt. Changes to binary mode and retrieves wavedemo.sfx as application/octet-stream, and quits.
Chapter 16:
Section: Using Aliases to Make Quick Shortcuts:
Pages 215-217, 223:
* Update references:
rgasson@hal9000.net.au to: rgasson@videocam.net.au
/~gaelyne to: /gaelyne/
http://videocam.net.au/~gaelyne to: http://videocam.net.au/gaelyne/
Section: The MIME.TYPES File:
Paragraph beginning "Include as many Commodore file extensions..." (Page 226)
* Update current paragraph with:
Include as many Commodore file extensions (the dot (.) isn't included) as you run into online. When you find a file extension not listed in your mime.types file, update the file to include it. A complete mime.types file for Commodore and other users can be retrieved via FTP at videocam.net.au in the cbm/info-txt directory.
Section: Editing the .IRCRC File:
Last paragraph of section (Page 230)
* Update to:
The IRC FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) file can be found on the Web at http://www.irchelp.org/ This has an excellent sample .ircrc file that you can import into your own.
Chapter 17:
Section: File Transfer Problems
: After Paragraph beginning "If using an Amiga BBS system,"
* Add:
Telnet (Chapter 10) file transfer problems usually happen due to not using an 8bit connection. Always start telnet (or rlogin) with "-8" to avoid this problem.
Flow Control (Chapter 2) in both the modem and term program can sometimes be the cause of problems, especially when transferring binary files as opposed to text. Be sure both the modem and the term program are using the same type of flow control, preferably RTS/CTS (also known as 'hardware' flow control).
Section: Commodore Archives:
1st paragraph
* Update "(PKZIP V1.x only)," to: "(or PKZIP),"
Section: Commodore Archives:
Subsection: .zip
* Update current text to:
There are two different versions of PKZip (v1.x and v2.04g). For version 1.x type Zip files, we can use NZP12819.SFX (this includes Unzip128 and Unzip64 programs) or UNZIP101.SFX (for C64 users). PKZip v2.04g is very commonly used on other computer platforms, and fortunately we now have a program that can dissolve this type of file, UNZP6420.PRG, by Errol Smith.
Section: Viewing GIF Pictures:
List of C64 programs
* Add:
GoDot Commercial Graphics manipulation program.
GODOTDMx.SFX GoDot Demo (replace "x" with numbers 1-3). Fully
working, but doesn't save or print.
Section: Viewing GIF Pictures:
Sub-section: Viewing Problems
* Update current paragraph to:
If a GIF file is interlaced, the above programs will not be able to display the file. The majority of the above programs will only display GIF87a files, and not show the newer GIF89a format, with the exception of GoDot. Unfortunately, there's no way to tell what format the GIF is until after it's downloaded.
Section: Text Files:
Subsection: Converting Text Files Offline:
Paragraph beginning "A program to convert UNIX files to MS-DOS format can be found via FTP at:" (Page 244)
* Update to:
A program to convert UNIX files to MS-DOS format can be found via FTP at: videocam.net.au cbm/utils/qtt64v2.sfx
Section: Text Files:
Subsection: Converting Text Files Offline:
Paragraph beginning "If you've become comfortable using UNIX" (Page 244)
* Update to:
If you've become comfortable using UNIX, you may appreciate an operating system for the C64/128 with a UNIX feel to it. The operating system is ACE, and it can be retrieved by FTP from videocam.net.au in the cbm/utils directory. To read a PETASCII file using ACE, use the more command.
Section: Files Through Email:
Subsection: Decoding MIME Files Offline:
Paragraph beginning "A program to decode MIME files" (Page 252)
* Update to:
A program to decode MIME files on either the C64 or C128 can be found via FTP at videocam.net.au in the cbm/utils directory. The program name is de-mimer.prg and it's a BASIC program. When the program is run, it prompts for the name of the text file to decode (this file must be in ASCII format), the source drive, and destination drive.
Appendix 1
* Add to Glossary:
Client Applications Programs that access Internet servers to use
various Internet features such as Email, FTP, etc.
DNS See Dynamic Name System.
Dynamic IP Address An IP Address that's different each time the
Internet Provider is called using SLIP or PPP
connections.
Dynamic Name System Each computer on the Internet has it's own
unique number to identify it. This system
allows names to be used instead of numbers.
GoDot A commercial C64 graphics manipulation program.
IP Internet Protocol.
IP Number See IP Address.
LNG LUnix Next Generation. An upgrade to Daniel
Dallmann's LUnix operating system.
LUnix Little UNIX. A Commodore UNIX operating system
developed by Daniel Dallmann.
PPP Point to Point Protocol. A method of
connecting a computer directly to the Internet
using TCP/IP.
SLIP Serial Line Internet Protocol. A method of
connecting a computer directly to the Internet
using TCP/IP.
Static IP Address An IP Addressed given to a user by their
Internet Provider that stays assigned to them
during the duration of their subscription.
TCP Transmission Control Protocol. An Internet
protocol used in combination with other
protocols.
TCP/IP Two Internet protocols that are used together.
TCP/IP allows computers to connect directly to
the Internet as Internet computers.
TCP/IP Stack Multiple protocols that work together in
layers.
Web Proxy Internet providers store popular web pages and
graphics on their site, to improve Web access
speed, and a Web proxy allows the web browser
to access these files.
Wheels GEOS v2 upgrade by Maurice Randall, available
from Click Here! Software.
* Remove entry for Zippo News Service.
Section: Desterm V2.0
* Update:
Desterm C128 shareware terminal program by Matt Desmond.
Section: Dialogue128
* Update:
Dialogue128 C128 freeware terminal program by Gary Farmaner.
Section: GIF89a
* Update:
GIF89a A newer version of GIF that can be displayed and manipulated by GoDot.
Section: NZP128
* Update archive name: NZP12819.SFX
Section: PKZip
* Update:
PKZip MS-DOS archiving program. Commodore users can not create files compressed in this format yet, but can dissolve files using nzp12819.sfx, unzip101.sfx and unzp6420.prg.
Section: Unzip 64
* Update:
Unzip 64 C64 Unzip utilities. UNZIP101.SFX (PKZip 1.x) and UNZP6420.PRG (PKZip 2.04g).
Section: .ZIP
* Update:
.ZIP ZIP archive. We can dissolve PKZip v1.x archives using UNZIP101.SFX for the C64 or NZP12819.SFX for the C128. For PKZip v2.04g files, we can use UNZP6420.PRG.
Appendix 4: Online Services and Internet Providers:
after the Heading
* Add:
When possible, it's best to use an Internet Provider. Information for Online Services has been provided for those who do not otherwise have access to an Internet Provider. This information should be supplemented by contacting the Service before trying to connect. Many are updating their systems and log-in procedures.
Appendix 4: Online Services and Internet Providers:
CompuServe
* Replace entry with:
CompuServe Voice: 1-800-848-8199 to receive temporary userID,
password and local access number.
Email: 70006.101@compuserve.com
URL: http://www.compuserve.com
Term program setup: ASCII emulation, Full Duplex, Local Echo OFF, 8N1 (8data bits, No parity, 1stop bit).
NOTE: When you first log in, you will see 'junk' on the screen. Press CTRL-C. The User-ID and password prompts will also show junk, but leave your settings as they are. Later, you can set the service so it will use 8N1 for subsequent transmissions. Also note that you must use ASCII emulation to connect, and then switch to VT100 for Internet utilities.
CBM Forum: CBMAPP
NOTE: See current changes above. CompuServe is no longer considered a viable choice for Commodore Internet users.
Appendix 4: Online Services and Internet Providers:
Delphi
* Add:
CBM Forum: COM COM
Appendix 4: Online Services and Internet Providers:
Genie
* Add:
CBM Forum: Commodore Roundtable (M625)
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, Commercial
* Add:
Click Here Software Wheels, geoFAX, The Wave Click Here Software / Maurice Randall PO Box 606 426 Sumpter St. Charlotte, MI 48813 USA (517) 543-5202 BBS: (517)322-2386 Email: arca93@delphi.com URL: http://people.delphi.com/arca93/gbrowse/ghome.htm GoDot C64 program that imports, converts and manipulates many graphic formats. For orders, contact Creative Micro Designs (above). Arndt Dettke provides support for GoDot and is fluent in English. He can be reached at: Arndt Dettke Schillerstr. 10 D-32427 Minden Germany Phone: +49-571-84449 Email: GoD.ADettke@t-online.de URL: http://members.aol.com/HowToGoDot/welcome.htm VideoCam Services Publisher of The Internet for Commodore C64/128 Users, QWKRR128 and Browser128 support, online FTP site and TIFCU Mail List. VideoCam Services 90 Hillier Rd Reynella SA 5161 Australia Phone: +61 8 8322-2716 Fax: +61 8 8387-5810 Email: videocam@videocam.net.au URL: http://videocam.net.au/
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, Commercial:
CMD
* Replace description:
Commodore World magazine, FD Series Drives, HD Series Hard Drives, RAMLink, SuperCPU accelerators, Turbo232, RLDIRECT chip, CMD1750 and CMD1750XL RAM Expansion Units, EX3 and EX2+1 Expansion Port Cartridges, GEOS, Aprotek modems and interfaces, Commodore 1670 modems, Novaterm v9.6, GoDot, and modems:
Note: CMD no longer publishes Commodore World.
* Update Email and URL:
support@cmdweb.com and sales@cmdweb.com
http://www.cmdweb.com/
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, Commercial:
Novaterm
* Update Email and URL:
voyager@exitlight.com
http://www.exitlight.com/novaterm/
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, On the Net
The following list updates file names and locations.
ACE URL: http://www.pobox.com/~csbruce/ Novaterm v9.5 C64 Term program by Nick Rossi FTP: videocam.net.au/cbm/novaterm9.5/nova95-1.sfx through nova95-4.sfx, plus nova95-doc.sfx URL: http://www.exitlight.com/novaterm/ QWKRR128 C128 Offline Mail Reader. FTP: videocam.net.au/cbm/qwk/qwkrr/qwkrr5-0.txt, qwkrr5-1.sfx thru qwkrr5-5.sfx URL: http://videocam.net.au/qwkrr/ QWKie FTP: videocam.net.au/cbm/qwk/qwkie/qwkiefre.sda NZP128 FTP: videocam.net.au/cbm/unarc_unzip/nzp12819.sfx QPE update NZP file name to nzp12819.sfx Convert2.5 FTP: videocam.net.au/cbm/geos/con25da.arc and con25da.txt Browser http://videocam.net.au/browser/
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, On the Net:
List of GIF related files:
"The following GIF related files ..."
* Add:
* GoDot Demo C64 Demo of GoDot godotdm1.sfx thru godotdm3.sfx
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, On the Net:
UNIX Utilities:
DJPEG
* Update FTP site:
ftp://ftp.uunet.graphics/jpeg/
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, On the Net:
UNIX Utilities:
Zip11.Zip
* Remove Entry
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, On the Net:
Commodore FTP Sites List
Update:
FTP: videocam.net.au/cbm/info-txt/tifcu/ftp-sites-list URL: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/4645/ftpsites.html http://videocam.net.au/tifcu/mail_list/ftp-sites-list.shtml
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, On the Net:
TIFCU Mailing List
Update:
tifcu-list@videocam.net.au subscribe email@address.here To send mail to the list: tifcu@videocam.net.au URL: http://videocam.net.au/tifcu/mail_list/index.html
* Add:
Novaterm Mailing List novaterm-list-request@eskimo.com In the subject line, type "subscribe". Send Email to the list at novaterm-list@eskimo.com
Appendix 4: Commodore Resources, On the Net:
Finding Updated Information
* Replace the current paragraph with:
Information in any book changes from time to time, and this is more so when it comes to books about the Internet. People change Internet providers and their Email address and WWW URL's change. For Commodore related updates, the best place to find current information is from TIFCU, a mail list developed to support the readers of this book. Information on subscribing to TIFCU is included above, and in Chapter 15. Other sources of updated information include the comp.sys.cbm newsgroup, or any of the many World Wide Web sites listed. Using this book as your guide, you can use the resources of the Internet to learn about updated sites and find many new ones to explore, too. Happy exploring!
Back cover:
* Update:
Email address: videocam@videocam.net.au
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