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Announcing ...


=====  Juiced.GS, Volume 4, Issue 1  =====


The March 1999 edition of Juiced.GS, the Apple II world's
premier IIGS-specific magazine, began arriving in subscriber
mail boxes in mid-March.

Here's what you'll find in this issue:

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FEATURES

Cover Story:  The Virtual GS ... Ryan Suenaga introduces
you to the best and most complete Apple IIGS emulator for
the Power Macintosh, Bernie ][ The Rescue. This article
traces the history of Bernie development gives users a
primer on using disk images to get the emulator up and
running.

Programming:  Delving deeper into GSoft BASIC ... Part 2
in our in-depth tutorial from Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd on
the latest, greatest BASIC implementation for the GS.
The author again offers advice and direction to both
beginners and advanced programmers who want to learn more
about what GSoft BASIC has to offer and how it performs
its coding magic.

Hardware:  An Ethernet solution ... Geoff Weiss, better
known as co-author of Spectrum Internet Suite, shares his
experiences in getting his IIGS connected to his home
Ethernet network using Marinetti 2.0 (TCP/IP for the
IIGS) and an Internet router from Cisco Systems.


COLUMNS

Telecommunications:  Playing the "Shell" game, Part 2 ...
Tony Ward explains the fine points of reading Usenet
newsgroups from the IIGS using Unix newsreaders available
from your Internet Service Provider's shell.

My Home Page:  Emulation expands our horizons ... A few
thoughts from the editor on the new issue of Juiced.GS and
its interesting and informative contents.

II Be Named Later:  Our columnist, Ryan Suenaga, goes retro
with his '70s computer.


DEPARTMENTS

Shareware Spotlight:  gsAIM, the Instant Messenger program
for the IIGS and Marinetti 2.0, is in the spotlight with a
review from none other than Tony Diaz, everybody's favorite
Apple II technician for Alltech Electronics.

DumplinGS:  Lots of news from around the Apple II world,
including details about Kfest '99, the public domain release
of ProSel 16 and ProSel 8, and the upgrade of GSoft BASIC to
Version 1.2.

Letters from the Land of Rom ... Juiced.GS readers ask
questions, get answers, wax eloquently about the human
condition and otherwise tell us what's on their minds.

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Juiced.GS is a quarterly, printed publication available by
subscription only.

A subscription for 1999 is $14 in the U.S., Canada or
Mexico, $20 elsewhere.

SPECIAL OFFER:  Order a new 1999 subscription to Juiced.GS,
and the get the final issue of 1998 FREE!! This free issue
ships with a disk containing the free version of GSoft BASIC!

To subscribe, send a check or money order in U.S. funds to:

 Max Jones
 Juiced.GS
 2217 Lakeview Drive
 Sullivan, IN  47882

Make checks or money orders payable to Max Jones. Sorry, no
credit cards or purchase orders can be accepted.

Complete sets of 1996, 1997 and 1998 issues are available
for $14 each ($20 overseas). If you would like to purchase
only a specific single copy (or copies) of back issues, they
are available for $4 each ($6 overseas). An index and brief
description of articles published in '96/'97'98 are available
on the Juiced.GS web site. See URL below.

Apple II Forever!


 Max Jones
 Juiced.GS
 Delphi: JuicedGS -- Internet: juicedgs@delphi.com
 World Wide Web:  http://www.wbwip.com/juiced.gs

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