An upcoming feature of Calimero 0.4: A Powerpoint (.ppt) loader.

The screenshot shows the early days of this new development. After extensive research, I became familiar with the structure of the PPT file format.

The parsing of pure text found in ppt files is rather trivial whereas parsing pictures is more challenging, but I found sufficient information about how to do so on the internet.

More information will be shared in the near future.

Carsten 'pegasossigi' Siegner has just released Calimero 0.2, the future native word processor for MorphOS.

Planed features:

- Export to epub, pdf and html format;
- Import/export to amigaguide, odt and txt;
- Import from doc ;
- Create whole homepages (+ upload to http server...);
- Printing (postscript);
- Add Pictures.

See a snapshot.
Download Calimero_0.2.lha.
Visit his website.

Don't hesitate to support Carsten in this project participating to the dedicated bounty available on www.warmup-asso.org.

Carsten 'pegasossigi' Siegner has just released a new alpha version of Calimero, the future native word processor for MorphOS.

Planed features:

- Export of ebooks, pdf and html ;
- In/export of amigaguide, odt and txt ;
- Inport of doc ;
- Create whole homepages (+ upload to http server...) ;
- Printing (postdcript) ;
- Add Pictures.

See a snapshot.
Download Calimero_0.1.lha
Visit pegasossigi website.

Don't hesitate to support Carsten in this project participating in the dedicated bounty available on www.warmup-asso.org.

Finnish Amiga Users Group's Saku 2014 event was held in Tampere, Finland, on September 20th and the event was crowded by an estimated 200-300 visitors.

The English and German issue 111 (November/December 2014) of the print magazine Amiga Future has been distributed today, and can also be ordered directly from the editorial office of Amiga Future, and the other Amiga dealers that stock the magazine. This issue features a special on MorphOS and office software, and articles about many other topics.

A more detailed description of the contents and previews of this issue can be found at the Amiga Future magazine hompepage: http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=article&k=4661