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CL9:                             CREDITS FOR ISSUE #47
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CL1:As always, we can't do a chartmag like
this  all  on our own, or if we could,
we   would   certainly  not  want  to.
Although  support  inside the scene is
very  sparse  these days, and many mag
feel  a  lack  of external support, we
still  managed  to  get decent support
from  outside forces.  Our thanks goes
out  to the people who made this issue
a possibility!

CL0:The  intro  you have hopefully watched
and  enjoyed  was done by CL3:GodsCL0:, and it
is  their  first  production in a long
while.  CL2:DranCL0: of CL3:Contraz & GodsCL0: did the





code  for  it and the chipmod was done
by CL2:Dr.  Doom CL0:of CL3:IRISCL0:.

CL1:The  awesome  titlepicture was done by
CL2:Peach CL1: of CL3: GodsCL1:,  a  new  member,  who
certainly   makes   a  stunning  first
appearance here in the EC.  The second
intro picture was done by the talented
CL2:Pix CL1: of CL3: ScenicCL1:.  The nice, NEW panels
you  see  inside  the mag were done by
CL2:Dran CL1:of CL3:Gods CL1:and CL3:ContrazCL1:.

CL0:Fresh cliparts in this issue were done
by  CL2:Da  FreakCL0: ofCL3: RNO CL0:andCL3: Liquid SkiesCL0:.
Thanks   a   lot  for  your  continual
CL0:support!

CL1:As  for  music,  issue  47  of  the EC
sports  three  modules.  The first one
was composed by the duo of CL2:P.O.W.CL1:  and
CL2:ScorpionCL1:,  members  of  CL3:IRISCL1:  andCL3: Edge
CL1:respectively,  when  they  were in the
scene.  It is an old module, but I did
promise  to  use it for a diskmag, and
better  late  than  never,  heh.   The
module  is  called  CL7:'Deviation'.CL1:   The
second  tune  was  done by the magtune
monster CL2:Curt CoolCL1: ofCL3: DepthCL1: himself and
is  called   CL7:Symmetric SnowCL1:.  The last
tune  was  done by CL2:Kam_CL1:, our new scene
music  editor,  but because of the RAM
hungry  nature of the EC code combined
with  its not so good release of spent
RAM,  the  tune is too big to be heard
on  2mb  chip Amiga's (possibly if you
ran without startup-sequence you might
come  close  to  hearing  it), meaning
that  only  Amiga's  with a gfxcard or
PC's  running UAE will be able to play
it.   Sorry  for  that,  but  we tried
doing  what we could, and decided that
it  would  be  better  to  include  it
anyway,  than  to  leave  it out.  The
module is called CL7:'Behind The Curtain'CL1:,
and  you  might  play  it  yourself by
locating  it  in our module dir (it is
in TrackerPacker 3 format).

CL0:As  usual the code is the same, though
this  is  definately  the last time it
will  be so.  It was done by CL2:QuedaxCL0: of
CL3:DepthCL0:, retouched slightly by CL2:CytronCL0: of
CL3:DepthCL0:, and again retouched slightly by
CL2:Dr. DoomCL0:.

CL1:Article  layout was done by CL2:Dr.  DoomCL1:,
the    gallery,    spellchecking   and
votecounting  was  done  by  CL2:DarkhawkCL1:,
general  support gathering was done by
CL2:DarkhawkCL1:, CL2:KempyCL1: andCL2: ZeroxCL1:. CL2: KempyCL1: also
updated  all  the  statistics  in  the
chart  part,  and has generally done a
huge  job  in supporting us, a fact we
are very happy about.

CL0:In this place, we must thank CL3:GodsCL0: as a
group   for   being   so  helpful  and
supplying  us with a great many needed
things  for  the  EC.  Issue #47 would
have  looked  very poor indeed without
that support!

CL1:As for who did write the articles this
time  around,  these are the people to
praise:

CL2:Darkhawk/IRIS
CL3:Darkus/Mangoo
CL2:Kam_/Independent
CL3:Rumrunner/Void
CL2:Strife/Apathy
CL3:Wade/Haujobb&Fairlight
CL2:Zerox/Gods

CL1:It   is   said   that   help  from  an
unexpected  place  warms the heart the
most,   and  so  it  is  with  scenish
support too.  Once again, we thank all
our supporters, and hope to have them,
and  many others, with us for issue 48
of your Official Eurochart!

CL4:               Darkhawk
