#amigaguide — Public Fediverse posts
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AmigaGuide Viewer for macOS: Amiga Guide 2.2
@gingerbeardman has released a tool for macOS (version 13.5 and later) that allows AmigaGuide files to be opened directly or previewed in the Finder using 'Quick Look'.
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"WhatIFF?" is an AmigaGuide Amiga magazine written in English. Topics of the 21st issue:
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AmigaGuide magazine: "WhatIFF?", Issue 20
"WhatIFF?" is an English Amiga magazine distributed as an AmigaGuide document. The topics covered in the 20th issue, written this time by Timo Paul and ByteBandit, are:
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Windows: "AmigaGuide Viewer" displays Guide, Autodoc, ILBM and Amiga icons
Mark Junker has developed an AmigaGuide viewer for Windows that can display AmigaGuide, autodoc, IFF-ILBM, and Amiga icons (including Newicons). The author explains that the viewer supports "practically all features of the AmigaGuide format."
https://www.amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-01-00126-EN.html
#Amiga #AmigaGuide #Viewer #autodoc #IFFILBM #Windows #retrocomputing
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Browser extension: AGuide Viewer 0.9
AGuide Viewer is an open source reader for AmigaGuide documents, implemented as a browser extension for Firefox and Chrome. Version 0.9 adds support for the APEN and BPEN tags to set text and background colour to a palette index.
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"WhatIFF?" is an English-language Amiga magazine in AmigaGuide format. The topics covered in the 18th issue are:
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"WhatIFF?" is an English-language Amiga magazine in AmigaGuide format. New issue 17 is out:
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AGuide Viewer is an open source reader for AmigaGuide documents, implemented as a browser extension for Firefox and Chrome. Version 0.7 fixes a display error if entries in the table of contents that refer to a non-existent node.
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"Dark City Detective - Project Fenris" is a 30-year-old, unfinished detective story that was developed on the author's Amiga computer at the time. After recently backing up the contents of all his Amiga disks from that period, the unfinished story has been transformed, through various twists and turns and with the help of Claude.ai, into an interactive narrative that can be played in a browser or as an Amiga guide document.
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The .NET-based MarkdownGuideHtmlConverter converts files between Markdown and HTML formats, as well as between Smart Plain Text and HTML, and from AmigaGuide format to HTML or Markdown.
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"WhatIFF?" is an English-language Amiga magazine in AmigaGuide format. Issue 16th has been published:
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AGuide Viewer is an open source reader for AmigaGuide documents implemented as a browser extension. It works with Firefox and Chromium on all platforms. Now version 0.6 was released:
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py-guide-viewer is an extended AmigaGuide viewer written in Python. The program is compiled for Windows, it also offers some features that the Amiga originals do not offer: Images, sounds and pieces of music:
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#Amiga classic question about #Amigaguide:
Amigaguide document format is the standard on Amiga systems and I was wondering if anyone has ever thought of adding extensions to show inline images in the document itself and not as external references.
