Skyhigh 19 Editorial

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When you read this, you probably already have noti-
ced that once again we are a bit delayed. The main
difference is, that this time it is my own fault. I sent
of the votesheets to Caprice, but mixed up the addy
real bad. I sent them to Hamburg instead of Gross-
Gerau as I should. This caused atleast a week of de-
lay. Well actuall this only mean one week, so we are
improving like hell. Oh by the way : welcome to issue
19 of SKYHIGH.

Yep once again the Skyhigh fleet kick back with yet
another issue of the Camelot magazine. This time with
quite some changes. Hmm, maybe changes is a bad
word to use. Some things forced me to change some
things in Skyhigh this time. Yeah that's a better way
to put it.

Well, so what is so important that the mighty Biz Man
found it necessary to deviate from his course??
Ok, I think I better reveal it immidiately: Everybody
should have heard about the greatest composer of
all time; the great Dane : JCH. Besides his fabolous
skills as composer, he is also known for not wanting
to spread his editors + tools. But now, finally, he has
decided to release his desired programs to the C64
scene. He has via Metal, chosen to let this magazine
spread these programs EXCLUSIVELY with this issue
of Skyhigh. Yep, you heard me!!! Skyhigh can as the
first magazine/media bring you JCH's

NEW-PLAYER
NEW-PLAYER

plus some nice tools for it. You can load the editor
directly from the magazine by selecting the extras
and choose the 3rd part. Furthermore you should
check out the chapter written by Metal of Vibrants
about the spreading of this tool...

Bringing this cewl program unfortunately caused a
few problems for me. Why??, well because it takes up
a lot of valuable disk-space. So I had to cut away a
few chapters this time. I have naturally tried to
leave out the chapters which can be left"Gp
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