Cittes Bourdin, Head of Public Rotations for Amiga Technotogies, was positive about the compar s forthcoming plans and was keento express his detightat the respense to the recent Paris Amiga show had this December. He remarked: "tn spite of the fact France was in chaos [because of the strikes] many people stitt came " tt was estimated that between 3,000 and 4,000 people turned up to see, amongst other things, the new Amiga 4000 Tower with the 060 processor. Demonstrated on it was TV Paint3.6 with a Wacom Art Pad. "People were very excited by the speed of the set-up" Bourdin continued. A question and Answer session took place on the Sunday. AT have also unveiled more on their mystery internet package due for retease in January. An exact price was not revealed atthough they stated that it would be below! 300 DM (around E600) and would indude att the software needed to get on the tntemet bundled with an Al 200. This would indude a PC Stot Modem, TCP tP Stack, Web Browser, FTP program, E-mail program and tRC program. A rumour that Netscape was being ported over to the Amiga was denied. Bourdin stated: There witt be a tôt of new software coming out for the Amiga soon from companies that have never developed for the Amiga before who previously work on PC and Mac products. There wilt be some Web Browsers of very high-quatity but we are definitely not denting with Netscape." However, another rumour doing the rounds was vatidaîed at the recent press conférence in Hannover. it was believed that Apple had offered Amiga Technotogies a port of QuickTime and at the conférence which was attended by Executives from Apple, Germany, the deaf was confirmed. WORLD OF AMIGA E ottowing tast month's report that owners of the new Amiga Magic Packs were experienc- ing compatibitity probtems, Amiga Technotogies gave us their response: "We have noticed that there are some probtems with games software on the new Amiga Al 200's. To resolve this, we are working on a hardware sotution that witt be fitted at no cost to the customer, by an authorised Amiga Deafer."