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  /  \ \   ASTRAsoft shareware and commercial products
 /ÿÿÿÿ\ \   for the Atari ST, STe, MegaSTe, TT and Falcon
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ASTRasoft was formed in 1988 by David Oakley and Graham Harrison in 
Stoke-on-Trent, England. Our aim is to produce useful products, presented 
in a new, exciting way. ASTRAsoft's public releases so far have been:

        DeskTracker     A ProTracker MOD player with a simple, stylish 
                        user interface and features such as spectrum 
                        analyser, oscilloscope and pre-loading of songs 
                        when in memory mode. DT was released as shareware 
                        in April 1993 and has a growing base of registered 
                        users.

        The Collection  A selection of shareware utilities and other 
                        interesting programs, including serial and MIDI 
                        buffer increasers, a MiNT terminal emulator, a 
                        replacement for the standard Atari busy bee as 
                        well as DeskTracker and HD Free.

        HD Free         A compact utility to show the free space on your 
                        hard drive using a unique pie chart method. This 
                        is shareware, and the registration fee entitles 
                        you to its sequel, HD Look, which allows you to 
                        zoom into each drive to see contents.

        StormTracker    A revolutionary new ProTracker MOD editor, using 
                        the standard GEM interface for ease-of-use. To be 
                        released as ASTRAsoft's first commercial program 
                        in May 1994.

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 /ÿÿÿÿ\ \                The ASTRAsoft Team are:
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David Oakley [Head Programmer/Design], a Software Enginneering student at 
Birmingham University is currently taking a year out in industry using 
very large UNIX machines. He owns a Mega STe/4 and spends most of his time 
programming it in Lattice C5 or Devpac 2. Hobbies include cycling, being 
completely knackered after cycling, badminton, movie going and will be 
back taking part in discussions on the UseNet international conferencing 
system when he gets back to uni...

Graham Harrison [Programmer/QA/Legal], alias Roll The Dice, is a student 
doing Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at Keele, though the 
first of the two subjects is the one he prefers. Graham owns a Mega STe/4 
which he connects up to a TNC which connects up to a rather big ariel on 
his roof. It's all to do with Packet Amateur Radio which he's active on 
when he has time off from being Charlie Chalk at the local pub...

Howard Tomlinson [Design/Programmer/QA], is a recent addition to 
ASTRAsoft, taking on the role of musical expert. He's currently doing 
Physics at Keele University where he helps out at the live roleplaying 
club. Had owns a 4Mb STe which he programs to do things that noone else 
would ever want to use. Probably. He's also a pretty impressive pianist 
and a bit of a composer to boot.

ASTRAsoft products are not for distribution to the public on any form of 
media (specifically including Public Domain/Shareware Libraries and 
Magazines with coverdisks) unless permission is granted in the 
associated text file or be the express permission of either David Oakley 
or Graham Harrison, who form the ASTRAsoft partnership. The names 
'ASTRAsoft', 'Astra Software' and the 'A' and planet logos are the trading 
symbols of the Harrison/Oakley partnership.

ASTRAsoft makes no warranty, either express or implied, with respect to 
this software, its performance, merchantability or suitability for a 
particular purpose. The software, mannuals and and associated items are 
supplied to the user 'as is'. We can accept no responsibility for any 
problems or damages arising directly, indirectly or consequentially from 
the use or misuse of the software and/or associated items.

Dax and RTD, 18th April 1994