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© 1997-2006
Gareth Knight
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HUGE BASE v2.1b- Release 4- The End

Welcome to Huge Base!

Whether you've got names and addresses, millions of CD's, thousands of videos or you know loads of girls then keep track of them all with Huge Base. I do!

Huge Base is a must for all of your database needs. Keep all of those bits of data and pieces of paper in order no matter how small or how large the data is. Huge Base is guaranteed to advance by the second and stay with the Amiga, and the Amiga ONLY!

Background

Huge Base was written in AMOS Professional. Europress have now abandoned AMOS and all knowledge of the Amiga (gits), but AMOS lives on, and so does the Amiga! So WE don't want you back either, Europress!

 Software used to create Huge Base : -

  • AMOS Professional V2.0 and Compiler - "AMOS rules!"
  • Deluxe Paint IV by Dan Silva - Used to create the title/about screen.
  • Text Engine V5 by Nicholas Harvey - This was used to create and spell check these documents.
  • Ordering V1.05 by Julien Torres - This was a great help in compiling the disks and testing the output files created by Huge Base. Also, to keep my backups of Huge Base in perfect order and condition.
Huge Base was created using a standard A1200. I've got one external drive, 1GB hard drive and no memory expansions. I'm discovering that 2MB just isn't enough anymore. And as for the monitor, I haven't got one, it's a crap portable TV!

Why write Huge Base?

I wrote Huge Base because there wasn't one single database program out there that did all of the things that I wanted it to do. This is normality when talking about shareware - an author hasn't got what he wants, so he makes his own, that's the way it works, and it works very well. That's why the Amiga has such good software nowadays.

I also wanted a program in which the author would listen to the users ideas, this is how programs get to be so good as versions increase. Most importantly, I wanted a database program that was updated and supported regularly. And what better author to support it than ME!

THE END

Unfortunately folks, this is the very last upgrade I will do to Huge Base. Due to the huge piracy that went on during the first release period, I have no money left to produce Huge Base. It's sad to see my little Huge Baby die but that's the way it has to be. However, I am still willing to sort out problems and answer letters, maybe even do tiny little upgrades.

Any bugs reported will be fixed and the version letter upgraded.

 

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