[Entry No 151]
Cool Pages. Cool site! Got a problem trying to connect an RGB monitor to Amiga 500. Any thoughts on RGB Stuff welcomed. Kids driving me mad so need help quick!!!
Phil Townshend England 1 Aug 98
phil.townshend@virgin.net
[Any Amiga buffs out there, please drop Phil an e-mail!  Webmaster]

[Entry No 152]
Good Pages. I have an Amiga 1500 and a Pro-Angus board ss-2 plug in upgrade. I need some installation instructions. The upgrade plugs into the existing Angus socket but has three wires coming off it. Where do they go?
Barrie Clark - UK 9 August 98.
barrie.clark@virgin.net
[I'm sure Barrie would be grateful for some feedback from anyone with knowledge of A1500s and Pro-Angus Boards!  Webmaster]

[Entry No 153]
Excellent Pages.
John D Flewelling - Spain - 20 Augist 1998
jflewelling@compuserve.com
[Webmaster]

[Entry No 154]
The ICPUG  CBM/PET library now has an  'official' e-mail box at petlibrary@bigfoot.com and a website at members.tripod.com/~petlibrary which is added to whenever possible. Finally - is it me or does the journal get posted later each time?
Ken Ross - UK 20 August 1998
petlibrary@bigfoot.com
[Thanks for that Ken, I will see that links get built into the web site. As for your comments on the Journal, they appear to be very valid!  Webmaster]

[Entry No 155]
Cool Pages.
Jason Staley - UK 23 August 1998
J.A.Staley@btinternet.com

[Entry No 156]
Good Pages.
Denis B Callon - UK 25 August 1998.

[Entry No 157]
Reasonable Pages. There should be more Amiga Stuff, and more precise direction of where the meeting is. . a BP garage on Biggin Hill has me lost already ;)
Hugo Wilkinson - London England 3 September 1998.
hugo@toiletroll.u_net.com
[Thanks Hugo. Firstly the Amiga. Well perhaps you noticed that we support all machines, so to a certain extent I can only put up what the rest of the membership passes onto me. As a PC owner I personally don't spend too much time surfing around looking for "Amiga Stuff". As for the directions, well the BP Garage also has me confused as one is not mentioned. I'm sure if you really wanted to attend a meeting you would e-mail the organiser, although with an e-mail address like yours I doubt if you would be taken too seriously!  Webmaster]

[Entry No 158]
Good Pages. I have an old Mac SE (system6) and I'm browsing the web at the library trying to find old software and utilities that might still be circulating. I don't have the money to upgrade to even color much less system 7 whatever. . . If anyone can give me documentation on my system I would be most grateful.
Nathaniel kelley - Clearwater FL USA - 9 September 98.
Not available - i'm at the Library.
[If you would like to let us have your contact address Nathaniel I'm sure that would help - an e-mail address of "I'm at the Library" is not too much use!  Webmaster]

[Entry No 159]
Hi Guys! This Raeto West, famous (or perhaps just once fairly famous) author of Commodore Computer books.
Raeto West - UK 13 October 98
rae@littleton.prestel.co.uk
[Well thanks for that Raeto!! Webmaster]

[Entry No 160]
Reasonable Pages. Take a look at CBM 8 Bit Emulators which lists all the different CBM 8 bit emulators available, and also has another page which contains C1541 disk image full of sidplayer.MUS music files (currently 10 but will be 50 or 60 when finished).
Peter Weighill
pweighill@hotmail.com
[Thanks for that Peter Webmaster]

[Entry No 161]
Good Pages. I was shocked and saddened to see the group is to close. I was aware the writing was on the wall, but sorry to lose a helpful friend. The journal has provided technical help and answers on many ocasions, without needing to resort to correspondence.
Clifford R Pike - England - 16 October 98
CRPSurvey@aol.com
[We are all feeling a bit shell shocked Clifford. For the time being, at least we will be attempting to keep these pages open, and one or two members of the Group appear to want to keep the name of ICPUG alive. Keep an eye on the news pages. Webmaster]

[Entry No 162]
Good pages. Hi guys. We're the perfect computer family: one laptop PC, one Mac Powerbood, and three (count 'em) Amigas. Right now I'm hunting for a copy of a game my son is keen to get his mitts on: Alone in the Dark Trilogy, for the Mac.
Mark DeWolf - Singapore - 20 October 98.
dewolf@cyberway.com.sg
[If anyone can help out Mark with the Game I'm sure he would be delighted to hear from you.Webmaster]

[Entry No 163]
Good Pages. It was nice to visit your pages. Wish there was more about the 128/C-64.
Kennet D Harris - Granite City Madison Co USE - 21 October 98.
KEN-0437@WEBTV.NET

[Entry No 164]
The CBM/PET library will carry on its work and will have a C64 secion (along with catalouge disk) and there is a diskzine planned (available on any commodore format disk :-(except 1581 at present!) The website is at http://members.tripod.com/~petlibrary
Ken Ross - UK 4 November 98.
petlibrary@bigfoot.com

[Entry No 165]
Excellent Pages. Really sad to hear of the decision to wind up the club. It has been a great source of information for me over the years. Unfortunately I feel that for most of the membership the club's true value will not be fully appreciated until it is no longer there.
Geoff Payne - England 14 November 98.
geoff_payne@yahoo.com
[Yes Geoff I think you are right there!Webmaster]

[Entry No 166]
Cool Pages.
Gilbert Perez - USA 18 November 98
gilpez@hotmail.com

[Entry No 167]
Good Pages. Are you really winding up? I've only just found you
John Watts - UK 22 November 98.
john.r.watts@tesco.net
[I'm afraid we are John, but our web site will remain open, and we intend to try and carry on some of our services on the NET - including an ICPUG Journal-ezine!  Webmaster]

[Entry No 168]
The CBM Pet Library will carry on it's work and a C64 catalogue is now available, also a diskzine is due out on 1st Feb 99. The new name is the "Commodore Software Library, and will be available to all running on the same principle as it did under ICPUG.
Ken Ross - UK 25 November 98.
petlibrary@bigfoot.com
[Thanks for that Ken - please keep up the good work, and continue to keep us informed of progress through these pages. The URL for the Pet Library is: http://members.tripod.com/~petlibrary Webmaster]

[Entry No 169]
Reasonable Pages. I have been loking for any connection with the old PCIUG - It however concentrated on PCs starting with the old Amstrad.
R F GOW - UK 4 December 98.
rfgow@aol.com
[I believe PCIUG died sometime ago R W.  Webmaster]

[Entry No 170]
Outstanding Pages. Saddened by the demise of ICPUG - the journal will be missed but the spirit will remain through the 'Net'. Good luck with the electronic version.
Bill Wood - Scotland 13 January 1999.
ws.wood@zenet.co.uk
[Thanks for that Bill. Preparation of the electronic Journal is going well, and it will be up by the end of this month.  Webmaster ]

[Entry No 171]
Reasonable Pages. I was looking for information about my older computer that I have at home at my public library in Hartsville. I thought this Group could help but I must have been wrong. Just in case it is a late 80s Apple Mac.
Kevin Johnson - USA 26 Jan 1999.
  Not Given!
[I'm not sure how we are supposed to help if you don't give us an e-mail address Kevin!!.  Webmaster ]

[Entry No 172]
Good Luck Brian and Bill.
Bob Harris - UK 21 January 1999.
bob.harris@cwcom.net
[Thanks for that Bob - the first edition of the Eletronic Journal is now up!  Webmaster ]

[Entry No 173]
Good Pages. Unfortunately I work for an employer who does not invest in their people time off for night school or visiting your club is seen as a risk of employees bettering themselves and making them likely to leave. Keep up the good work I do like your fairs. Best Wishes.
Ray Styles - England 3 Feb 1999.
R.J.Styles@nationwideisp.net
[Thanks for that Ray, I'm sorry to hear about your company and their narrow minded attitude - whoever they are! I'm not sure what you mean about liking our fairs though?  Webmaster ]

[Entry No 174]
Cool Pages.
Roy Snodden - Northern Ireland 16 Feb 1999.
roy@maghabed.freeserve.co.uk

[Entry No 175]
Good pages. Been surfing around the net and came across your site. Hoping to establish a BBS here in southern Colarado since the closest C64/128 BBS is in Denver Co.
Ellis Webster - USA 20 Feb 1999.
ellis@hpi.net
[Good luck with the BBS Ellis  Webmaster ]

[Entry No 176]
Reasonable pages.
Alan Read - Wales 21 Feb 1999.
alan@reada1.freeserve.co.uk

[Entry No 177]
As I say in my snail mails ' greetings from the CSL'  this to let you know that  the long awaited C64 section of the CSL catalogue is now on my website .
http://members.tripod.com/~petlibrary
Ken Ross - UK 4 Mar 1999.
ptelibrary@bigfoot.com

[Entry No 178]
Don't know about the quality yet, however, your pages appear to be very interesting. Will get back to you after I read the remainder of the site.
Jim C - Pennsylvania USA - 18 March 1999.
jcjigs@twd.net

[Entry No 179]
No comments on the site but wanted some help. See For Sale/Wanted Ref WA002/99
Steve Cooper - UK - 28 March 1999
steve@svcooper.freeserve.co.uk

[Entry No 180]
Outstanding pages.
Steve Croucher - UK - 8 April 1999
steve@amiga-a4000.demon.co.uk
[Steve was responsible for the Small Ads in the paper Journal. Acting Webmaster]

[Entry No 181]
Outstanding pages. The old sod has resurfaced !!!!!!
John Broad - Leicester, UK - 17 April 1999
john.broad@virgin.net
[John is an old diehard of ICPUG who disappeared from the membership 2 years ago.
Nice to see him back again. Acting Webmaster]

[Entry No 182]
Excellent pages. Well done, keep up the fight.
Peter Heckmann - Australia - 2 May 1999
Heckmann@powerup.com.au

[Entry No 183]
No comments
Brian O'Neil - UK - 5 May 1999
oneilbr@bacoll.ac.uk

[Entry No 184]
Purchased a Tandy1100fd and looking for any manuels/materials. Any help would be welcomed. THANKS.
Tomas Davila - USA - 30 June 1999
tomasdavila@hotmail.com

[Entry No 185]
Good pages. I Bought a new PC and I want to transfer disks from my old Amiga. Does anyone know now? I know it can be done but not how. Like you I loved my Amiga but have to move with the times.
David Cahoon - England - 25 July 1999
dave@dcahoon.freeserve.co.uk

[Entry No 186]
Excellent pages. I am glad there is life after CBM , after all we were "in at the deep end" just a few years ago.
A very good start.
Martin Essex - UK - 26 July 1999
msx@talk21.com

[Entry No 187]
Reasonable pages. I have Palm IIIx handheld computer and seeking user (in term of general user or electronic/technician user). I also seek PC user for all sort of thing to improve bored PC at home (including Linux OS user). Any suggestion?.
Richard Payne - Gloucester, UK - 21 August 1999
Riscy@rgpayne.globalnet.co.uk

[Entry No 188]
Excellent pages. I've got a dead compaq LT286, and I'm desperately looking for an old copy of DOS, from around version 3.2.  Can anybody help me?
George Williams - Manchester UK - 27 August 1999
george@model-logic.freeserve.co.ok

[Entry No 189]
Cool pages. Just dropped in seeing your link on another site - used to belong to ICPUG years ago -- read ICPUG was disbanding so good to see someone still providing service. TPUG still carrying on in Canada!
Ernie Chorny - Canada - 10 September 1999
chorny@ilap.com

[Entry No 190]
Excellent pages. Amiga user.
Sam Gillies - Scotland - 14 September 1999
samgil@free4all.co.uk

[Entry No 191]
Good pages. My son has been offered an Amiga A1200. Is it possible to buy a word processing package at all similar to Word to run on the Amiga?
Geoff Harding - England - 30 September 1999
geoff.harding@cwcom.net

[Entry No 192]
Good pages. Being a computer user way back in 1982 on the Oric 1 (remember that), then the Commodore 128, Commodore 128D, Amiga 500, then the Amiga1200 and finally the PC. I remember Compuserve, Micronet and ICPUG. I still have my Oric and Amiga1200 and wouldn`t sell them for the world. I was good to visit an old friend and see that you have a solid user base. Keep up the good work and I may take the old 8bits out of their boxes one day to show the Grand children. Many thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Peter Goodenough - England - 3 October 1999
Peter@Cheam31.freeserve.co.uk

[Entry No 193]
Doesn't tell us how good the pages are but plans to revisit. A PC user.
Robert L McKenna - USA - 4 October 1999
cisigns@tscnet.com

[Entry No 194]
Good pages.
Roy Townsend - Essex, England - 16 October 1999
royt49@cwcom.net

[Entry No 195]
Good pages. Hello all. I am surfing with my Mac but hope to be using my A4000/060 as soon as I can aquire another modem,cable and browser. Can anyone help to supply these items, please?
Terry Connell - Scotland - 15 October 1999
tconnell@talk21.com

[Entry No 196]
Excellent pages. IS there anyone out there who would be willing to do an INDEPENDENT review of the computer needs of a small Independent School in Ealing, London.  At present we have a computer room with 15 computers (apples and PCs) and want to discuss whether buying or leasing is a good idea, what we need to upgrade, the best and most economical way of upgrading etc etc. So, if anyone can help (for a modest fee) please contact me.
Dr Dawn Skelton PhD - London, England - 14 October 1999
d.skelton@ic.ac.uk

[Entry No 197]
Excellent pages. Dryden has an Amiga.
Dryden Cooper - West Yorkshire, England - 21 October 1999
dryden@ukonline.co.uk

[Entry No 198]
Roderick is a PC user who thinks we have good pages.
Roderick Ford Gow - UK - 25 October 1999
rfgow@aol.com

[Entry No 199]
Bill is a PC user who thinks we have excellent pages.
Bill Scott - Scotland - 31 October 1999
scott64@quista.net

[Entry No 200]
Stan says we have outstanding pages and is desperately searching for a VIC20. See Ref. WH014 on the
For Sale/Wanted page.
Stan Lozinski - Lynn, Mass. USA - 22 November 1999
happydad3@juno.com

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