Headers and footers are now composed on the page: a click in the margin puts the cursor there, bold, italic and the font size apply as they do in the body, and a logo is resized by pulling its handles. Above all, it all reaches the exported PDF and the paper at last. The watermark is set from a single dialog that shows what the document already carries, how faded it is has become a slider, and it is written to RTF, ODT and DOCX.

3.1 stays on the page: a header can say “Page 3 of 12” and can be left off the first page, for a title page or a letterhead. Document properties (title, author, subject, keywords) arrive and fill in those of the PDF. The table of contents starts a page of its own, the exported PDF carries a bookmark panel, and its entries lead to the heading they name.

The rest clears everyday annoyances: shortcuts for paragraph styles (Ctrl+0 to Ctrl+3, Ctrl+T), .readme files listed on Open, footnote marks taking the typeface of their paragraph, saving over a document in another format no longer producing “letter.docx.odt”, and headers of RTF files written by LibreOffice read at last.

The demo version lets you open, edit and import; saving, exporting and printing require the registered version — 39.90 euros for Stylos, or 69.90 euros for the Sigma + Stylos + IPP-Office bundle.

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The overhaul is a real one: picture and sound are fixed, an OpenGL renderer arrives, and the separate executables are folded into one. The engine was tried with the first Warcraft and Warcraft II in their GOG editions; the game data goes into a “wc1” or “wc2” directory as appropriate.

Requires SDL2 and an up-to-date TinyGL. A 2 MB archive.

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Nothing else to download: 3D models, music, sounds, textures and mission maps all sit in the archive. The game opens in an 800×600 window with antialiasing off, and all of that can be changed from the in-game options. A joystick is used if one is plugged in.

Requires MorphOS 3, sdl2.library, sdl2_mixer.library and tinygl.library, and about 8 MB of disk space. Released under the GPL. A 2.5 MB archive.

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The port to MorphOS 3 and AmigaOS 4.1 FE was rebuilt from scratch rather than adapted from his Lite XL port. File encoding detection now goes through uchardet, and threads, process monitoring and the event system were written for the occasion: the older port had none of them.

This release follows the official 3.9.0 and comes a month after the first port, with a few improvements and fixes. A 3 MB archive.

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This release takes care of the print dialog: a fault in the target requester is fixed, and a possible crash on pressing the print button is gone. Added to it is a margin setting, on top of the scaling factor, when using rotate and scale in high quality.

Still released as “Keymailware”: free, donation optional. A 6 MB archive.

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Requires MorphOS 3.20 and a 3D card with at least 64 MB of video memory. The original game files are needed, but the shareware version and its three levels ship inside the archive, so there is something to play straight away. Network play is disabled and a few effects are still imperfect. A 24 MB archive.

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Requesters now remember the ADF file and the path picked for each drive, and several images can be dropped at once: they spread themselves across the drives. A drive's LED turns blue when an image is mounted in it, and the window title shows the one currently active.

The reset button opens a popup menu that switches the emulated machine, and virtual devices are now fully freed on the way. Add to that saving and loading savestates straight from the GUI, tooltype support to tune the emulation, and an -overscan option on the command line.

A 2 MB archive, for MorphOS 3.x. More of the author's software for MorphOS and AmigaOS can be found at onyxsoft.se.

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It doubles as an assembler, disassembler and debugger, with CPU tracing, gameplay recording and playback, network play, palette, memory and sprite editors, Scale2x/3x/4x and HQx filters, and an interface translated into nine languages, French among them.

A 10 MB archive, requires ReAction.

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This release extends two editors: in Demon's Winter, a character's deity becomes editable; in Syndicate, the hour, the day and the year do. The Faery Tale Adventure editor now shows the game's own artwork in its window.

Open source, a 5 MB archive, requires ReAction.

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This release adds speech through an OpenVox server, and above all fixes what got in the way: no more console windows opening for nothing, requester text now wraps to fit, the status bar no longer trails a stray character, the Edit menu items stay disabled until the input field has the keyboard focus, the loading bar resets once loading is done, and a speech error no longer crashes the program.

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