[Entry No 1]
Interested in UK computer stuff having had a daughter recently move to Barnstaple, North Devon. Robert A Brueggestrass - USA 11 Dec 1996.
rabruegges@comwerx.net

[Entry No 2]
Long live the Amiga - Cade Hannan South Africa 16 Dec 1996.
damiga@iafrica.com

[Entry No 3]
Assembling a library of VIC-20 and C-64 software. Check out our site at Quantus
Quantus Consultants USA 17 Dec 1996.
quantus@ix.netcom.com

[Entry No 4]
Francis John Townsend - Wales (UK) 20 Dec 96.
towf@mail.internexus.co.uk

[Entry No 5]
Nicely set up home page. ICPUG RULES!!!!
Jim Butterfield - Canada 20 Dec 1996.
fjb@torfree.net

[Entry No 6]
On this non-tables page how do I answer these questions? I'm currently viewing via a monochrome LCD on a laptop PC and cannot see what I've clicked. George Szaszvari - London UK 20 Dec 96. [Sorry about that Geroge - I guess I can't cater for everything!! - Webmaster]

[Entry No 7]
Reasonable Pages. Still using OS/2 V3.0's offering of a browser, which refuses to show up the graphics. I have tried using Netscape and IE but they GPF ceaselessly. Do you think anyone anywhere knows why?
Richard Hunt - UK 22 Dec 96.
100556.2606@compuserve.com
[Can any OS/2 expert give Richard some advice? Webmaster]

[Entry No 8]
Good Pages. Has anybody ever noticed, that all computer enthusiasts have either beards or long hair? Some, myself included, have both! Funny that.......
Steven L Croucher - UK 23 Dec 96.
scroucher@cix.compulink.co.uk
[Not me, I'm a clean shaven short haired lad! Webmaster]

[Entry No 9]
Excellent Pages.
Michael Jay Lancaster - UK 3 Jan 97.
mlancas222@aol.com

[Entry No 10]
Excellent Pages. I am searching for a way to find the e-mail address of Crown Computer Products. They have neglected my father's constant requests to have them repair his computer. On Feb 27, 96 he had an agreement with them that should anything go wrong they would fix his computer.
Carole Szarka - Pennsylvania USA 3 Jan 97.
gszarka@cyberix.com
[I'm sure Carol would be delighted to hear from anyone who can help her with the e-mail address of Crown Computers! Webmaster]

[Entry No 11]
Hi There! Cool Pages. I have an Amiga 500 gathering dust in my house, and before that I had a Commodore 64. I just love the Amiga, but here in Cali Colombia we only have some support for PC (improving every day, thank God), and my only source of knowledge was a friend who always seems to know more than I do, and some AmigaWorld magazines. Then he told me the Commodore Computer broke, and little after he flys to LA. So, I got stuck with my machine and never knew anything - until now, and now I see that what I know about Amiga is really nothing. I'll keep visiting your site, friends. Thanks for the attention and.........
Jorge E. Peqaranda - Colombia 8 Jan 97.
abecerra@maxwell.inivalle.edu.co
[Sorry Jorge. Your message ended after "Thanks for the attention and"....! Webmaster]

[Entry No 12]
Excellent Pages. I have wished for years to be able to afford to join your group. Maybe I can now look around and see what your group can offer. good luck in the future!
James Hehl - Alaska USA 7 Jan 97.
jdh@matnet.com
[It must be Cool up in Alaska at this time of year James! Webmaster]

[Entry No 13]
Cool Pages. I used to exchange newsletters with ICPUG when I was active with our usergroup, the Memphis Commodore Users Group. I now run a web accessible bbs. I invite all Amiga, 64&128, Mac users to visit my site and Web BBS!
Bob Nunn - Memphis TN USA 12 Jan 97.
headgap@headgap.com

[Entry No 14]
Good Pages.
John Myers - England 19 Jan 97.
john@hedgeend.demon.co.uk

[Entry No 15]
Excellent pages. As a former member (1985-88) I'm quite pleased to see ICPUG still going strong! Although I now use a Pentium system for telecomms, I'm still a proud owner/user of a C-128D! Cheers!
Phil Heberer - USA 19 Jan 97.
heberer@connecti.com

[Entry No 16]
Outstanding Pages. Looking for a C-64 or C-128 so I can use my game called slots. tnx ed
Edmund E Riddle, Jr - USA 21 Jan 97.
edriddle@negia.net

[Entry No 17]
Good Pages.
Stein Andre Frostad - Norway 22 Jan 97.
steinf@romsdal.vgs.no

[Entry No 18]
Excellent pages. Hi there from a backslider! Nice to see your presence on the Net at such a good quality. Thanks to all the SE members who sent greetings up to Coventry via our Ambassador Brian Glover the other day. Cheers! Will
Will Light - UK 24 Jan 97.
woodlands@rmplc.co.uk

[Entry No 19]
Hi how are you all?
Lesley Ann Baker - UK 24 Jan 97.
borosupporete@hotmail.com
[Fine thank you Lesley Ann! Webmaster]

[Entry No 20]
Cool Pages. A-Max and C= 264 series homepage, prior www.oro.net; now can be found at: http://homepages.enterprise.net/rcross/ - may nove site again - will post comp.sys.cbm & comp.sys.amiga emulations...I Make Amiga PARnet stuff & J-Net Amiga <--> C64 PARNET 200 blocomputer
Reginal Cross - UK 26 Jan 97
rcross@enterprise.net

[Entry No 21]
Great pages: Will send membership fees soon - Honest!
Geoff Payne - UK 29 Jan 97.
[You missed out your e-mail address Geoff. Nevertheless I'm sure the membership secretary will welcome your belated fees!Webmaster]

[Entry No 22]
Cool Pages. Hi, female gamer looking for other female gamers to chat to - thanks.
Tanya Daish England 28 Jan 97.
T.K.Daish
[I have put your e-mail address in Tanya, but somehow I don't think what you have given me is correct!! Webmaster]

[Entry No 23]
Good Pages. I'm a student at Keele University near Stoke-on-Trent, and would be interested in hearing from other Amiga Users in the area.
Richard Hunter - England 28 Jan 97.
u6f50@keele.ac.uk

[Entry No 24]
Outstanding Pages. Jonathan Cooley, the editor of the journal, looks like my Dad!
Steven L Croucher - England 3 Feb 97.
scroucher@cix.compulink.co.uk
[Over to you Jonathan! Webmaster]

[Entry No 25]
Excellent Pages.
J Schwartz - USA 10 Feb 97.
wiseguy@math.lsa.umich.edu

[Entry No 26]
Good Pages.
Ken Davis - England 16 Feb 97.
kdavisa@cix.compulink.co.uk

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Excellent Pages. Yep! the pages have changed a lot since my last visit. You've certainly got a lot to be proud of with these pages! I am letting all my e-mail contact know of the site although my own site is no longer in use.
Geof Porter - England 17 Feb 97.
gporteraz@aol.com

[Entry No 28]
Excellent Pages. You seem to have a good layout and very well done pages.
Don Ellsworth - Portland USA 18 Feb 97.
dell@juno.com

[Entry No 29]
Cool Pages. Former Commodore user who was forced to move to PC. Missed out on the Amiga. Missing "The computers ahead of their time",and my youth.
Robert Mattix - USA 19 Feb 97.
rmattix@homeail.com

[Entry No 30]
Excellent Pages. BSc (Hons) Computer Science/Software Engineering student. Own 2 C64s, a C128 and 2 A1200s! :-)
Oliver D. Jones - Birmingham England 26 Feb 97.
:O.D.Jones-CSSE96@cs.bhm.ac.uk

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[Entry No 32]
Cool Pages. A great read. I would like to get in touch with fellow UK Building Society Investors who would like to see their Society go down the road of demutualisation. Carpetbagger in Chief. See you at the next AGM. New Password Available.
Lyndon John Woodward - England 1 March 97.
lanto@cableinet.co.uk
[Ho Hum - I'm not sure what Building Society Investors have to do with Computer User Groups John! Webmaster]

[Entry No 33]
Good Pages. I came upon your group in an Internet search for a supplier of parts for my Commodore 1084 monitor. I like the monitor's quality and flexibility (ability to swith between VGA and video line in). Recently the tube broke and I am seeking a replacement for computer.
Richard Wheeler - Israel 3 Mar 07.
rwheeler@hotmail.com

[Entry No 34]
Excellent Pages. I stumbled on to your page thru a link in the powerquest home page and find it interesting. I invite you to take a look at our User Group Home Page at www.hal-pc.org - I think you would enjoy it also. I am searching for an E-mail addres for Alan computer!
Robert Somerfield - USA 5 March 97.
robso@hal-pc.org

[Entry No 35]
Good Pages.
Chauncey Murphy - Texas USA 5 Mar 97
chaunclm@hal-pc.org

[Entry No 36]
Cool Pages. My second visit. I had to try again -I was having window trouble. Neat layout, but much of the finer text looks spidery against the background. Can you redo the finer test in "bold". All the best.
Alan Crease - England 21 March 97.
[Alan thanks for that. I would have e-mailed you, but you did not give me a full e-mail address. I check the pages using Netscape, Internet Explorer and Mosaic, and have not come across the spidery effect which you mention. Neither have I had any other reports of it. Perhaps it could be something to do with your graphics card and colour settings. Meanwhile if any other visitor experiences the same effect I would be grateful for the feedback.Webmaster]

[Entry No 37]
Good pages.
Edward Randolph - USA 22 March 97.
Funy-face@prodigy.net

[Entry No 38]
Good pages. I have a 64 and 128, but my bookshelves landed on the 64 when the quake hit. Still do not have everything repaired but am getting close. I am looking for a converter (can't remember what it is called) to make programs compatible with IBM.
Sondra S Morrill - USA 25 March 97.
sondra.morrill@times.com

[Entry No 39]
Excellent pages. Dear Webmaster, I found your site through the APCUG master list and browsed around looking for a place to write to your technical advisers, maybe you can forward this message. Our company manufacturers an enclosure to shield a monitor from screen and computer.
Bruce Sperka - USA 25 March 97.
bsperka@si-usa.com
[Thanks for that Bruce. I will certainly pass it on.Webmaster]

[Entry No 40]
Excellent Pages. Delighted when I discovered your site while searching the Net for a vendor for Commodore 801 printer ribbons. Now using a PC, but the old Commodore 64 still works. Nice to know so many Commodore users still exist.
Kay Rutter Pennsylvania USA - 25 March 97.
kaaee@aol.com

[Entry No 41]
Cool Pages.
Don Baker - USA 28 March 97.
nyx3d@aol.com

[Entry No 42]
Good Pages. This Site is an interesting one.
George Delbridge - USA 30 March 97.
Delbridg@emhl.gordon.army.mil

[Entry No 43]
Good Pages. My second attempt at signing the book, I'll never get the hang of Win95... Nice pages, well laid out (if I can navigate them they must be). Best Wishes...Long Live The Amiga.
John Ferris - UK 5 April 97.
john.m.ferris@courtaulds.co.uk

[Entry No 44]
Reasonable Pages. Looking for info on Commodore sound card for PC.
Paul Weddell - UK 6 April 97.
pweddell@aol.com

[Entry No 45]
First Visit to site - at last but the connection crappy this end! Anyway the CBM/PET Library is still going strong - all contributions welcome speaking as the CBM/PET Librarian.......
Ken Ross - Twickenham UK - 9 April 97.
[Thanks for the visit Ken, but I am not able to put down an e-mail addrress "At a Web Cafe"!! Hope you enjoyed your coffee and visit anyway! Webmaster]

[Entry No 46]
Outstanding Pages. I've just noticed that Commodore's new owners have printed the Commodore Logo upside down on all of their new PC's!
Steven Croucher - London UK 9 April 97.
scroucher@cix.co.uk
[Sounds par for the course for Commodore! Never mind all people have to do is turn the machine upside down and all will be well!! By the way Steve I have noticed this is your third visit. Are you trying for the record? Webmaster]

[Entry No 47]
Good Pages. As a new surfer and my first visit, I can only say that your layout compared to some sites is very good. I liked the clear pages and the index icons, also I am looking forward to visiting the Club at Biggin Hill at the first opportunity. See you soon.
Victor F Goy - SE England 12 April 97.
civyog@panther.netmania.co.uk

[Entry No 48]
Cool Pages. First Visit, and I will be back.
Donald J Woods - USA 14 April 97
dwoods@iu.net

[Entry No 49]
Good Pages.
Chris Driscoll - Australia 16 April 97
cd1000@ix.net.au

[Entry No 50]
Excellent Pages. Heeeeeey! Cool site, I must say! I've been a Commodore user since 1986, and I own 3 C64s, a 128d, 2 Vic20s and loads of extras (hardware, software etc). I also have a few Amigas. If any of you out there are interested in contacting me (I'm a graphican/computer
John Ege Utne - Norway 7 May 97.
[John you didn't fill in your e-mail address so it will be difficult for people to contact you!! Webmaster]

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