Big news from Amiga 99, New CD ROM releases, Answers on Amiga OS 3.5, Amiga phone covers, and more. 12 A Different Perspective by Fletcher Haug Our new Associate Editor speaks his mind. 30 How to HTML: Pari 1- by Ralph Stark ANYONE can learn HTML. 34 More witn tlie Uni by Antonello De Santis Using Pipes to get your data where ou want it. 1 14 On Reflection by Nick Cook Creating the effect of text at sea: 16 Aladdin 40: Modeling a Gaseous Torch by Dave Matthews Gases are a necessary part of almost any realistic art project. 19 MicroniK External Scandoubler by fake Frederick Scandoublers have opened up a whole new world of display options to the Amiga user. An Amiga Port of Kaffe: Java for the Amiga at Last? by Dave Matthews If you have wanted to learn Java, now you can, on the Amiga. 23 Amiga Displays: The Quick and No Nonsense Gulde to Amiga Mol)itors. by Bohdan Lcclmowsky Formats, questions, and Q' problems involving various potential Amiga monitors. . 27 Amiga Inc. A letter from Jeff Schindler on Amiga OS 3.5. 28 This Old Workbench: Episode 25: by Dave Matthews VincED goes much further than your average CU spruce up. by fake Frederick Quake PPC shot down, Wipeout 2097, Quake 2, and Settlers 2 are coming soon. by Lars Nelson "This game looks awesome." 41 Two tm tne Max R _ by fake Frederick & ]erimy Campbell Two reviews on one hot product. 43 by Soothsayer The Informer's "Bandito" offers his latest insight on the pitfalls of the Amiga market. 47 Password by Brad Webb Password protection for single user computers like the Amiga and more. DEPARTMENTS 4 2 48 Feed Back Editorlal Index of Advertisers Welcome Amiga Informer and, NO, AC is not going bi-monthly! A Big Hello! While there are probably some questions about the double month listed on the cover, I would, first, like to welcome the readers and writers of Amiga Infom1er. Fletcher Haug, Amiga Infomier's editor, and T have joined forces to create what we hope is a better opportunity for the Amiga market and the Amiga community in North America.