Sunday. 3am. A few friends of mine have told me it
was insane writing editorials at such hours. Nonsense! They
don't know what life is all about. This time we have a
small disk, mainly because of the size of the programs. Good games
and applications usually take a whole lot of space. If needed,
we will publish an issue on two disks. Not a problem.

        For a start, we have Dave Smith's musical entry - Equaliser,
which provides coders with a good AMAL routine for displaying
a good looking equalizer. Try changing the music bank with
a different MOD piece. Cute.
        Next is a well known brain game (it can be found in truckstops)
called Pegs. In this game you have to clear a cross shaped
board of nasty little pegs. Mastering this game is difficult.
Leaving only one peg on the board will crown you as a master
of an art :).
        This disk's highlight is the Knight's Tour winning entry.
I'm not going to talk a lot about it right now, so I'll only
say it is awesome. Look for more details under the Knight's Tour
menu.

        Also, as you probably could see, we are moving toward a standard
graphical user interface (GUI, pronounced like gooey) program. This
GUI program uses a small database to enable easy disk control.  Until
today, AmoNER was delayed in being distributed because we wrote a new
GUI program for each issue. This method allows us to create a new
disk in a few hours. Hallelujah!

        Well folks, that is all for now. Keep sending us as many
programs as possible!  Also, send us any comments that you have about
AmoNER.  This will helps us improve each disk.  Mailing addresses can
be found in the AmoNER.DOC file on this disk in the Editor directory.

Bye!