"sSTv" de WB2OSZ
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           Color Slow Scan Television for the Atari ST
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Features:

  *  Send and receive most popular formats:
          Robot, Wraase SC-1, AVT.
  *  Screen contains:
          Two images with 128x120 pixels of 256 colors.
          Menu of available commands.
  *  Test pattern generation:
          Checkerboard, color bars, etc.
  *  Image manipulation:
          Mirror, rotate, zoom, shrink, etc.
  *  Load and save images with various file formats:
          NEOchrome, Degas, own format with 256 colors.
  *  Keep ten images in memory for instant access.
  *  Print images with 17 gray levels on a dot matrix printer.
  *  Can use either low cost (about $7) interface connected
          to modem and printer ports or high performance
          interface (kits available) connected to MIDI port.

     A  free  demo  version of the  software  is  available  from 
numerous  user groups.   The two listed below specialize  in  ham 
radio applications for Atari computers. 

          Atari Microcomputer Network
          John Adams, KC5FW
          17106 Happy Hollow
          San Antonio, TX 78232
          U.S.A.
                                  Send formatted disk and $2.00.

          ASTUR (Atari ST Users on Radio)
          GEERAERT Michel
          W. Elsschotlann 21
          B-8460 Koksijde
          Belgium
                                  Send two disks and three IRCs.
                               One disk will be returned to you.

     The  demo  version  is capable  of  sending  and  receiving, 
loading pictures from files,  printing,  manipulating images, and 
generating  test  patterns.   It just has a few  limitations  and 
annoyances  to  encourage  frequent users to  purchase  the  most 
recent full version.
 
    Slow Scan TV can be very expensive but it doesn't have to be.  
With the low cost interface and demo version of the software  you 
can be sending and receiving color SSTV for about $10.

     For more details,  see "Color SSTV for the Atari ST" in  the 
December 1989 and January 1990 issues of 73 magazine.  An article 
reprint  can  be obtained by sending $3.00 to  73  Amateur  Radio 
Magazine,  WGE Center,  Forest Road,  Hancock,  NH 03449, U.S.A., 
ATTN: Article Reprints.