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Thank you so much Bill for your life achievement, your family and the Atari community will miss you. You belong to those, who are not replaceable, we are deeply in your obligation. You and your work will last forever in our consciousness and our hearts, too. We will continue your spirit, wherever you may are now. Thank you.
Thank you so much Bill for your life achievement, your family and the Atari community will miss you. You belong to those, who are not replaceable, we are deeply in your obligation. You and your work will last forever in our consciousness and our hearts, too. We will continue your spirit, wherever you may be now. Thank you.
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Clinton W. Parker is the creator of the Action! computer language. He has given us the source code of his outstanding language.
Clinton W. Parker is the creator of the Action! computer language. He has given us the source code of his outstanding computer language.
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Alfred has preserved the Action! source code from being lost and shred it with us, after the o. k. from the creator, Clinton W. Parker. Further, he shared with the Atari community rare Action! programs, which were lost over the decades. He is vital for the Atari community.
Alfred has preserved the Action! source code from being lost and shared it with us, after the OK from the creator, Clinton W. Parker. Further, he shared with the Atari community rare Action! programs, which were lost over the decades. He is vital for the Atari community.
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Thank you so much bob1200xl for sharing the Basic XL source code with us! Further, the last piece of the Atari Educational System, which is now complete, not to mention all the other things you have done for the community. We will ever be in your debt. :-)
Thank you so much bob1200xl for sharing the Basic XL source code with us! Further, the last piece of the Atari Educational System, which is now complete, not to mention all the other things you have done for the community. We will always be in your debt. :-)
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In 1989 Uwe Röder wrote [Hypra-Soft-Basic], which was and still is the one and only Basic for Atari, which makes reliable calculations. All math floating point routines were rewritten and are the best possible status. In 2015 Uwe Röder has given us the rights to his Basic.
In 1989 Uwe Röder wrote [Hypra-Soft-Basic], which was and still is the one and only Basic for Atari making reliable and mathematical correct calculations. All math floating point routines were rewritten and are the best possible condition. In 2015 Uwe Röder has given us the rights to his Basic.
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Allan plays a major role in preserving many Atari programs, especially those, who seems to be lost. Without him the restore of the Atari Program Exchange (APX) would not be possible. Allan has further access to programs, which are not even on the far end of the rarity list! Without his contributions Atari would be significant poorer and many problems couldn't been solved. Allan please go ahead, we deeply need you.
Allan plays a major role in preserving many Atari programs, especially those, which seem to be lost. Without him the restoration of the Atari Program Exchange (APX) would not be possible. Allan has further access to programs which are not even on the far end of the rarity list! Without his contributions the Atari community would be significantly poorer and many problems couldn't been solved. Allan please go ahead, we deeply need you.
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Without Kevin many things of the now Atari community would be simply even unthinkable! Whether there is a mission impossible concerning Atari, Kevin Savetz is our "Jim Phelbs" for these very missions. Kevin has so much done for the community, he really deserves a star on the Atari walk of fame. His recent add was the impossible to find PILOT II language. So much have to be add here, please check in from time to time to continue this. Kevin runs a podcast: http://ataripodcast.libsyn.com/rss which is highly recommended, because all the stars from the golden age are interviewed there. Further, Kevin runs his own website: http://www.atariarchives.org/ which is highly recommended, too.
Without Kevin many things of the now Atari community would be simply even unthinkable! Whether there is a mission impossible concerning Atari, Kevin Savetz is our "Jim Phelbs" for these very missions. Kevin has done so much for the community, he really deserves a star on the Atari walk of fame. His recent addition was the impossible to find PILOT II language. So much has to be added here, please check in from time to time to continue on this. Kevin runs a podcast: http://ataripodcast.libsyn.com/rss which is highly recommended, because all the stars from the golden age are interviewed there. Further, Kevin runs his own website: http://www.atariarchives.org/ which is highly recommended, too.
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Curt Vendel was a former Atari employee(?) and provides us with extreme rare information, files etc. who are essential for the restore of Atari's past.
Curt Vendel was a former Atari employee(?) and provides us with extreme rare information, files etc. who are essential for the restoration of Atari's past.