NewYork, an online news reader for the Amiga, provides a simple to use, visually attractive news reading environment which does not come up short on speed or power. Through the use of efficient programming techniques and the ClassAct GUI system, we have created a comfortable, capable, and efficient news reading environment. We look forward to hearing your suggestions so we can continue to improve NewYork in the future. Please note, an offline news option is coming soon!

We greatly apologize for the slip on the original March release date, but it could not be avoided. However, during this time we have added Mime Base64 Decoding abilities and improved NewYork in many other ways (example: Time of sorting 1200 articles on an a3000 reduced from 58 seconds to 4 seconds!). NewYork is available NOW - start spreading the news! A demo version of NewYork will be available shortly.

Below you will find general program information, and screen shots of NewYork.

Important features:

• Easy configuration via a simple & straight forward GUI.
• Font and Screen Mode preferences.
• Keyboard control/program navagation
• News posting reply via News follow-up or private E-Mail.
• Configurable External E-Mailer (ie. Voodoo, Yam, etc.)
• Hierarchical subscription list manager window.
• RFC 977 complient, supports several 'Inn' draft extentions.
• NNTP User Authorization, the two most common of three forms implemented.
• Fast news header retrieval w/local disk cache option.
• Automatically trims/self corrects data & cache files "on the fly".
• Program "SpeedBar" for easy control of common functions.
• Optional "SpeedTips" popup help system
• Fast built-in decoder for UUDecode, Mime Base64 and Quoted Printable.
• Decodes either the displayed article, diskfile.
• Supports mass decoding a group of selected article(s).
• Filter articles using AmigaOS pattern matching on Subject: or From: header fields.
• Fast sorting of articles by Subject:, From:, Date:, Size: or NNTP Server ID.
• Supports both internal and external editor configuration for article composition.
• Optional in-window clock.
• ARexx Interface (Simple,but growing!).
• Mark articles as read/unread.
• BookMark important articles so they can be quickly found again later.
• Shows the number of available articles and the number unread.
• Remembers, and optionally filters out, read articles between sessions.
• Completely font adaptive and localized user interface.
• Complies rigidly with Commodore's user interface style guidelines.

Questions, suggestions, etc. regarding NewYork can be mailed to .