Press Release
Amigan-St. Louis
Amiga2001© Computer Show
February 26, 2001

In just over a month the Amiga 2001 show will begin in St. Louis. It will also herald the formation of the Amiga Professionals Association (APA) - a group formed to serve ALL Amiga professionals; developers, resellers, publishers and more.

The first meeting of the APA will be hosted by Kermit Woodall and will be Friday evening. The meeting is open to all current professionals in the Amiga market. Topics discussed will include mutual cooperation, the Amiga market and the Amiga itself! Other topics are welcome as well.

There are no admission fees for the meeting of course, and all developers are strongly urged to be sure they attend. You won't want to miss this meeting!

Full information on the Amiga 2001 show follows.

Kermit Woodall

Two day admission (Sat. & Sun.)................... $17 ($20 at door)
One day admission (Sat. or Sun.).................. $12 ($15 at door)
Banquet-Petro ROAST & Bill McEwen speaks.......... $35 (advance only)
Class tickets sold at show.
Friday is the Developers Conference - Tickets at door.

Please mail your check or money order, in U.S. funds, for tickets to Amiga2001 and the banquet Saturday evening to this address:

Amigan-St. Louis
c/o Amiga2001
P.O. Box 672
Bridgeton, MO 63044
U.S.A.

For hotel reservations, call the Sheraton West Port - Chalet Hotel at 191 West Port Plaza Drive, in St. Louis, MO. at: 314-878-1500. You must call between 8 am - 10:30 pm CST Monday thru Friday. Ask for the reservation desk and tell them that you are going to Amiga2001 so that you get your discount. If you call at any other hours or on weekends, you will not be able to get ahold of the hotels reservation desk and the people answering will not know about the Amiga2001 show. So please call between 8 am - 10:30 pm CST, Monday - Friday.

The web page http://www.amiga-stl.com is updated, and the prize page is up. More will be added later, so stay tuned.

Best Regards,

Bob Scharp