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SEAL's Quarterly Amiga Magazine
News - Reviews - Tutorials - Support and much more!
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You can buy the current issue of Total Amiga,
or a back issue on this web site
using our on-line shop.
Total Amiga is also available from Amiga dealers around the world. For full details visit our Order page. |
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Total Amiga back issues are available from stock.
For full contents lists of all previous issues visit our back issues section where you can also download out of print back issues in PDF format! |
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14th December 2007 - Total Amiga Back Issues
Our remaining stocks of Total Amiga back issues have been transfered to AmigaKit.com and will be appearing on their web site shortly. To check availability and order, go to the AmigaKit web site and select the "magazines/books" category.
The Total Amiga web site will remain available for reference but the online ordering options have been disabled.
Amiga Future English
Amiga Future is now being published in English (alongside the existing German edition).
As Total Amiga has now ceased publication we recommend Amiga Future English as
an excellent alternative.
Amiga Future is published bi-monthly (six times per year), each issue has approximately 52 pages with colour printed covers. There is also an optional cover CD which often contains full versions of games and utilities.
You can find much more information about Amiga Future, including details of the latest issue and sample articles, on its web site (select English language on the left hand side).
Online ordering is available from the Amiga Future shop.
Total Amiga subscribers with outstanding issues on their subscription should now be receiving Amiga Future in place of Total Amiga.
7th April 2007 - Total Amiga Magazine to Cease Publication
South Essex Amiga Link regrets to announce that our popular print Amiga magazine, Total Amiga, is to cease publication. Issue 26, which has just been completed, will be the final issue of the magazine and is due to be published on 23rd April 2007. The closure has come about because our editor and publisher, Robert Williams, has decided to step down after over eight years working on the magazine.
Total Amiga has built up a large and supportive readership so we want to ensure our subscribers continue to receive a quality Amiga magazine in English. To this end, SEAL have come to an agreement with the German magazine Amiga Future that they will fulfill outstanding Total Amiga subscriptions. To do this Amiga Future will launch a new English edition of their magazine in July 2007.
Amiga Future English will be a translated version of the current German Amiga Future. The magazine will be similar in format to Total Amiga with an A4 size, about 52 pages and colour covers. While Total Amiga is published approximately quarterly, Amiga Future English will be published six times a year at the same time as the German edition. For further information please visit the Amiga Future English web site.
The transfer of subscriptions to Amiga Future will happen automatically so existing Total Amiga subscribers do not need to take any action.
We have enjoyed producing Total Amiga over the years and thank everyone who has contributed to the magazine in any way for their help. We would also like to thank everyone who has purchased or subscribed to Total Amiga for their support. If you are currently a subscriber rest assured that we will do our utmost to ensure a smooth transition to Amiga Future. If you have any questions, we have added questions and answers on the closure to our FAQs page, of you are also welcome to contact us via e-mail if you have any questions.
Total Amiga was an A4 printed Amiga magazine published by South Essex Amiga Link between October 1998 and April 2007. The magazine aimed to cover all aspects of the Amiga from a users point of view with honest and realistic articles. Each issue had a selection of news, product reviews, hints and tips, tutorials and opinion. The magazine was contributed to by a variety of writers, some regular and others sending in the odd piece now and then.
For the first nine issues, Total Amiga was called "Clubbed". Cover images and contents of all 26 issues produced can be found on the Back Issues and Current Issue pages.
Total Amiga was produced entirely on the Amiga using PageStream 4 and a variety of other software. We tried to maintain a high quality throughout the magazine and were praised for our production values. For more details on Total Amiga's production take a look at our Behind the Scenes section.
Following the publication of issue 26, all Total Amiga subscriptions will be transfered to a new English edition of Amiga Future magazine. Total Amiga issue 26, our back issues and Archive CD (containing the first 20 issues in PDF format) will remain available from this web site until stocks run out. We plan to keep this web site available as a resource to Amiga users for as long as possible.
Total Amiga is a non-profit publication and all the contributors and everyone who works on it gives their time for free as a service to the Amiga community.
Keep in Touch
If you have any questions about the magazine please do not hesitate to contact Robert Williams: editor@totalamiga.org
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Total Amiga has two mailing lists which you can join to keep up to date with the magazine.
Announcements This is a low traffic where we post announcements about the magazine. This list carries less then 5 messages a month, at a minimum we post a monthly update.
To the list just send a blank EMail to: Talk This is an open discussion list where you can talk with other readers and members of the Total Amiga team about the magazine.
To the list just send a blank EMail to: Archives
Both lists have archives and other features that can be accessed from the Yahoo Groups website: |
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