Amiga Club
Publisher: Microtech
Years of publishing: 1988
Contributors: Tomse
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These magazines were small in size -A5 pr page-.
Issue 7 was supposed to be A4 size and in colours,
if issue 7 ever came out is unknown to me.
If you have info regarding this, please contact me.
It could be that this magazine became Amiga Interface
as it's the same publisher, which is published
the following year
(Microtech).jpg "Amiga Club Magazine Issue 1, 134.77 MB") Released: 1988
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| (Microtech).jpg "Amiga Club Magazine Issue 3, 63.75 MB") Released: 1988
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| (Microtech).jpg "Amiga Club Magazine Issue 6, 81.11 MB") Released: 1988
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Hi there,
Can anyone tell me whether there is an AMIGA Basic v1.0 I can download free for Windows XP, and if so, can show me how and where?
take a look here. https://www.retro-commodore.eu/amiga-development/ 4th row 1st column, I can’t say if it’s v1.0 but it’s one of the earliest manuals, and was released for the A1000.
As speculated in the description, this magazine definitely evolved into Amiga Interface; it says so in the editorial in the first issue of AI.