Links

There are a lot of other links pages on this site. This is because I like to keep my links separated by subject. I am however planning on making a Mother of All Links Pages page ASAP.

I use symbols to indicate things to look out for before you connect to another site. There is a legend.

The Amos Discussion List

To subscribe to this list do the following:

• Read up on one or more of the Amos Discussion List archives.
• Read the FAQ (which is enclosed with the archives) and follow the subscription instructions enclosed in it.

Aminet
> The Amos directory

Aminet is the largest collection of freely distributable files in the world. (1997) It has got a directory especially dedicated to AMOS. Amongst others, you can find most of the transcripts of messages to the Amos Discussion List here. These message archives also contain the Amos Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

Europress
> The homepage of this site.
> Links to services.
> Links to product groups.

These are the original publishers of the entire Amos range.

A history of Amos

This is Steve Bye's Amos page, including a small history.

People

The following people have been important in the development or the planned development of AMOS.

Aaron Fothergill

HTTP: unknown
Mailto: unknown
Of Shadow Software and the Amos Club.

Andy Church

HTTP:
Mailto:
Originator and member of the Amos Development Team. Author of the Intuition Extension.

Francois Lionet

HTTP: www.asi.fr/suprastudio/societe/lyon.html
Mailto: flionet@suprastudio.asi.fr
This is the man with whom it all began. Francois wrote STOS, AMOS, and was going to write PCOS, when he was persuaded by Europress to develop Klik N Play. Rumour has it that he still wants to write PCOS.

Manuel Andre

HTTP: unknown
Mailto: unknown
Author of the Turbo extension.

Michael Cox

HTTP: unknown
Mailto: mcox@access.digex.net
The administrator of the Amos Discussion List. The author and administrator of the Amos FAQ.

Mike Sikorsky

HTTP:
Mailto:
Member of the Amos Development Team. Author of Mike's Amos Replacement Project.

Paul Hickman

HTTP:
Mailto:ph@doc.ic.ac.uk
Member of the Amos Development Team. Author of the Easylife extension.

Paul Reece

HTTP:
Mailto:
Member of the Amos Development Team. Author of the EME extension.

Ryan Scott

HTTP:
Mailto:
Member of the Amos Development Team. Publisher of "Playfield!"

Steve Bye

HTTP: www.f1lw.demon.co.uk
Mailto: steve@f1lw.demon.co.uk
Owner of F1 Licenceware. Formerly the only official distributor of Amos Pro Compiler (which is also the update to Amos Pro v.2.0)

STOS homepage
> The STOS FAQ

STOS is the predecessor of AMOS. It runs on the Atari ST. STOS was quickly abandoned by Europress and Francois Lionet when work on AMOS began. I think a lesson is in there somehwere...

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