Copyright (c) 2003-05 by Todd S. Elliott - Updated 06/25/2005
Welcome to the Commodore Currents website. The site contains the premiere PDF issue and as well as its PostScript II counterpart. In November 2003, the second issue of Commodore Currents is unleashed. The 2005 edition was released on June 2005. The issues largely contain reprints of various articles I've submitted to various Commodore oriented printed publications. I hope this will become a semi-regular feature and hope to publish future issues on the Internet via the PDF route.
Not surprisingly, this publication was largely created in Wheels, geoPublish, geoWrite 128 and Laser Lovers. This is the finest in Commodore GEOS printing and the output is in PostScript II. I used GhostScript to convert it to a PDF for the masses. As a result, I have included files for downloading:
- Commodore Currents #01 PDF - Spotlight on Full-Screen FLI Graphics on the SuperCPU.
- Commodore Currents #01 (PostScript II file).
- Commodore Currents #02 PDF - Spotlight on GoDot, an image processing software for the Commodore 64.
- Commodore Currents #02 (PostScript II file).
- Commodore Currents #03 PDF - VICE and Wheels OS. Plus: A Wheels Wallery!
- Commodore Currents #03 (PostScript II file).
If you own a Commodore GEOS setup with Laser Lovers and a PostScript II printer, you can download and print out the PostScript II version. Otherwise, especially for people on Windows/Apple/Linux platforms, download the PDF version and enjoy!
Legalese for this website.
This page is Copyrighted (c) 2003 by Todd Elliott. The content cannot be reproduced elsewhere without express permission by Todd Elliott. However, content can be used in a recognized Commodore 8-bit oriented printed publication as long as the publication does not alter the content and/or photos and provides the WWW link of this website.
I am not responsible for any errors and/or omissions nor do not make any claims to accuracy contributing to the classic Commodore computing scene. This website makes no express or implied warranties of any sort and is purely informative and entertaining of nature. This website recognizes all registered trademarks such as CMD, Commodore, GEOS, as belonging to their respective owners and/or licensees, and no infringement is intended. If you believe this website has infringed on any kind of intellectual property, please let me know and I'll work with you on remedying such infringement.
This website has been created in WordPad, all 100% hand-coded HTML. It should work in all modern webbrowsers such as Netscape, Internet Explorer, Opera, LYNX, Safari, Hyperlink and the WAVE. Enjoy navigating and reading this website.