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[[FutureView]] is a disc mag published by [[TFM]]. It runs under [[FutureOS]].
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'''FutureView''' is a disc mag published by [[TFM]] of [[FutureSoft]].
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It runs under [[FutureOS]].
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Up to now six issues have been published in various languages (Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish and Turkish).
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A seventh issue is planned to be released in the future (but the year is still unknown).
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== Issues ==
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* [[Future View I]]
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* [[Future View II]]
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* [[Future View III]]
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* [[Future View IV]]
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* [[Future View V]]
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* [[Future View VI]]
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* [[Future View VII]]
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== Technic ==
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*FutureView issues are released on 3.5" or 5.25" discs (or DSK images) in Vortex format, which provides 704 KB space. In addition the FutureOS folder for the SD card of the M4 expansion does contain all released issues too.
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*The articles can contain text, tables, semigraphic characters and bitmap graphics.
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*FutureView uses a character set of 9 bit height, which provides a better legibility than the usual 8 bit height character sets.
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*FV uses connected expansion RAM, in this case it loads all data at once and no reload is needed while using FV. This makes sense since all the FV issues contain a lot of texts and graphics.
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== Web links  ==
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*[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS: Downloads]
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[[Category:Disczine]]
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[[Category:Extended RAM Software]]
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[[Category:Fanzines]]
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[[Category:FutureOS]]

Latest revision as of 15:54, 17 February 2026

FutureView is a disc mag published by TFM of FutureSoft.

It runs under FutureOS.

Up to now six issues have been published in various languages (Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish and Turkish).

A seventh issue is planned to be released in the future (but the year is still unknown).

Issues

Technic

  • FutureView issues are released on 3.5" or 5.25" discs (or DSK images) in Vortex format, which provides 704 KB space. In addition the FutureOS folder for the SD card of the M4 expansion does contain all released issues too.
  • The articles can contain text, tables, semigraphic characters and bitmap graphics.
  • FutureView uses a character set of 9 bit height, which provides a better legibility than the usual 8 bit height character sets.
  • FV uses connected expansion RAM, in this case it loads all data at once and no reload is needed while using FV. This makes sense since all the FV issues contain a lot of texts and graphics.

Web links