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• Atari ST Quick FAQ (GeoCities) or (France)
  Nicholas Bales - Frequently Asked Questions for newcomers to the Atari platform. Very thorough coverage for new Atari users (or those that have forgotten specific details). Nicholas does a very good job of laying out information in a logical manner. Updated frequently, and with many inline links to other resources.
• Canatari |F|
  Col Bernau - The Canberra, Australia Atari Page. A personal homepage. Has some links, and some useful textfiles gleaned from usenet.
• Daron Brewood's WWW Pages
  Daron Brewood - NeST, Links, Information on OASIS2, and Psion Macros.
• ELYSIUM
  Ashley Seabrook - Excellent list of links, well categorized with brief descriptions of sites. An Information section that sounds promising, but is currently taking a back seat to the Links section. It contains some snippets of gossip, will contain software reviews, and has a list of all TOS computers (Atari & clones). Also included are some ideas on how you can help support the platform. A top Atari resource.
• Emulators Online
  - "The Internet's home for Atari ST, 8-bit and Apple Macintosh emulation for Windows." Available: Gemulator (Atari ST and Macintosh emulation) and Xformer (Atari 8-bit emulation) - and lots of other goodies. Ref: Branch Always Software.
• Hallvard's Atari ST Global Access Page
  Hallvard Tangerass - Lot's of Atari links, neatly categorized by subject. Downloadable software, FAQs, and documentation. If you don't have it bookmarked yet, you're missing a prime Atari resource. 1997 Atari Times award winner.
• Homepage of Dirk Klemmt |F|
  Dirch Klemmt - Dirch's software is available for downloading. Includes POV-Ray, POVShell, UseT2G-Lib (a C library to support TOS2GEM), also available is GEM-Init (by Ulrich Kaiser).
• The PJCO homepage
  Paul Jones - Official GEMMA website. GEMMA FAQ. HiSoft BASIC support. GEMMA: (STOS) an extension that brings full GEM support. NetWorld: (STOS/HiSoft) interface with STiK/STiNG/GlueSTiK. PJCO Visual BASIC: (HiSoft) Ease your GEM development. MODPLAY: (HiSoft) play MOD files on the DSP. More.
• STinG HELP!
  John Dooley - This site provides useful setup and optimization info for STiNG. So whether you're having difficulties using STiNG with your ISP, or have discovered settings that you'd like to share with the rest of the Atari community, stop by John's site.
• STOSSER's Software
  Tony Greenwood - Games, Diskmags, STOS FAQs The Game Creator for PC's, and more. I would recommend it highly, but who cares what I think? :) - Check it out and see for yourself. 1997 Atari Times award winner.
• The Ultimate T.O.S Software Index
  Jo Vandeweghe - Excellent index of TOS software available for download. Recently toned down and now much more useful for users with lower-end systems
• Thomas Homepage  or, visit the Monochrome version
  Thomas Sahlin - Very physically attractive site. Colorful and fast loading. Contains a Gossip section to cover some of what's going on in the Atari world. There is also nice selection of Game Cheats. Both of these areas allow you to add your own input. In addition, you can download Thomas' software: HTML2TXT, STEqualizer, and The Poker Machine. These programs are freeware, but Thomas provides an online registration form (including a CAB-Friendly version) so that you can give him some feedback.

Atari Magazines and Related Subjects

• A3 - The Atari Article Archive
  Frank Charleton - This is not a magazine. It is an attempt by Frank, and other regulars from ST Format magazine to provide an electronic home to Atari related articles originally published in ST Format, and other magazines around the world. It's a worthwhile effort - A nice site with some valuable information. Unfortunately, I am not certain what the current status is. It does not appear to have been updated recently.
• Antic - The Atari Resource
  Kevin Savetz - The Digital Antic Project. Not a magazine, per se, this is Kevin's attempt (with Antic's publishers permission) to create an archive of all the Antic and STart issues. Issue count is currently 10, and that equates to a large selection of articles (for 8-bitters). Also of interest are the Antic and STart software archives. The advertisments gallery is interesting (I still remember my S.A.M. fondly (Unfortunately, I also remember the first thing I taught it to say was: "Want some candy little girl?" - Sheesh)). This site will not only provide you with useful information, but transport you back to when computers were for hobbyists.
• Atari Times (UK) - Info & link being generated.
• Atari Times (US) - Info & link being generated.
• ST plus
  Dave Hollis - ST+ Magazine. A free diskzine for Atari Enthusiasts. Last issue was the 2nd anniversary issue (#24), in January of 1998 (See ST+ Fanzine), however, back issues will remain available at this site.
• ST+ Fanzine
  Tony Greenwood - ST+ Diskzine ended in January '98, in it's place is the paper-based ST+ Fanzine. Visit this official site for information on submissions, distribution, prices, advertising and ghastly photographs of the perpetrators, and more.
• STReport - WWW Text Index
  Silicon Times Report - without frames

Atari Hardware Information

• Atari Prototypes & Vaporwares Site |C|
  Curt Vendel - This is a fascinating site. Curt has modified his pages into an hierarchal structure to make them easier to navigate, so you might want to consider re-visiting his site. You'll find technical specifications and obscure details on machines that you are familiar with, and those that were just a passing glimmer of hope for both Atari Incorporated, and Atari Corp. You'll also find a thorough history of Atari, an Atari/Amiga agreement, and much more.
• The Atari Library
  Unknown - This is another site where you can find photographs and technical specifications on Atari Computers and peripherals. It covers the 8-bit, 16+ bit, game systems, arcade systems (I really enjoyed the retrospectives in this section), and miscellaneous products (Atari's calculators). Pages are kept small and load quickly. The author makes repeated requests for you to email him photographs or details, but nowhere do I see an email address.
• The Machine Room: Index of Micros

(ELYSIUM) Atari & TOS Compatible Links to Resources.  
Ashley Seabrook - An authoratative list of Atari links. Well categorized. Descriptions are given of sites (Ashley can explain in two sentences what I ramble on about forever). Two small problems are that it's a little graphics intensive, so it's harder for lower-end systems to load than, for example, Hallvard's site - and there was a bit of a lapse in updates for a while but he's back at work. Highly recommended.
• Hallvard's Atari ST Global Access Page
  Hallvard Tangerass - Very comprehensive list of Atari links, neatly categorized by subject. If it's out there, Hallvard probably has it. This is a no-nonsense site, very Atari friendly, and suitable for slower modems and medium resolution users. A prime Atari resource.

• ABUG / Atari Boise User Group
  Ron Whittam - ABUG is a User Group out of Boise, Idaho, USA. The ABUG site provides information on membership and meetings. You'll find some articles of interest that were originally published in Atari Explorer Online Magazine. It has an Atari internet resource area that contains links to most of the useful internet software. While I didn't follow any of the links, I think it's out of date (I'm almost certain that they have Mille's old URL). They've also got some interesting links in the Atari Resources section - however, I have a feeling that quite a few of them are also out of date. Ron doesn't give any indication when the pages were last updated.
• H.A.C.E. / Houstons Alternative Computer Experts
  - A Houston, Texas, USA area users group. The page pretty much just describes the group and gives their address and meeting information. A few links are available.
  Supports Portfolio/8-bit/ST/TT/Falcon/Game Machines/Emulators.

This list is just a straight dump from one area of my hotlist. It will be put in order soon. There are some useful links here, if you wade through it. Note that some of these are from jumping from site-to-site & bookmarking. I have not thoroughly explored all of them yet. If there are any links to pirate pages, I apologize, and I'll remove them as soon as I'm aware.

• Jetman's ST Nostalgia Trip
  PaCifiST FAQ site. Also contains links and free games.
• Atari Planet
  Formerly known as Infoman's Atari Page. Very large welcome page, w/frames. 8-bit FAQs, down- loadable 8-bit emulators for Unix, PC's, & Amiga.
• Geir Øyvind Vælidalo's Atari Falcon Hardware home
  Atari Falcon. Has MagiC & Afterburner software available for download. Also has some technical information available for the Falcon & STe. Shows an inexpensive DIY DSP upgrade.
• ASH Homepage
  Application Systems Heidelberg homepage (Eng.)
• System Solutions Home Page
• HOMA SYSTEMS HOUSE WEB SITE
• ST plus
  ST+ Magazine. A free diskzine for Atari Enthusiasts

Computer Related Pages

• Computer Direct, Atari Hardware and Software
• http://aire.ncl.ac.uk/Atari/index.html
• ABUG
• Bravo Sierra Computers
• ICD - Atari Products
• Index of /~archive/atari/
• STinG by Peter Rottengatter
• FaST Club Home Page
• http://www.oocities.org/SiliconValley/Vista/1863/
• Internet programs & more for all Atari computers!
• HENSA/micros: TOS Software
• Products
• Deja News
• Gary Priest's Home Page
• AtarI-InterneT
• Data Uncertain Software News & Support
• Gribnif Software
• Wizztronics Home Page
• Jo's Atari page
• Captain Blade's Atari Bookmarks
• Calamus Desk Top Publishing
• Leon's External Links
• Atari Computer Systems (16/32-BIT)
• Systems For Tomorrow Home Page
• NEWSie - Software for Atari Computers