Page contents:

• Famous professional Notator-users
• Iomega Zip-drive support (low noise-level harddisk alternative)
  • ZIP/JAZ/Syquest-drive icons
• Akai DPS-12 harddisk-recorder support
• C-Lab 'Combiner' modifications
• MIDI/music related icons
• Atari ST to PC monitor cable
• 720 Kb (DD) floppy disk formatter for Windows XP

• Super system=Supernatural!
  Who used/uses Notator or Creator SL among the stars in the music industry?

• Using an Iomega Zip-drive with the Atari ST
  Laurie Dunkin Wedd has written about his experiences with a Zip-drive, using it instead of a regular harddisk.
• How to use a Zip-drive with an Atari ST (From the 'comp.sys.atari.st' newsgroup)
• The Iomega Zip-drive FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
  • WB Systemtechnik (Producer/supplier of the 'Link 96', 'Link 97' SCSI host adaptors etc. which allows you to connect a SCSI Zip drive (or any other SCSI device -harddisk etc.) to the Atari ST)
  • HDdriver (Uwe Seimet's SCSI and IDE driver software for harddisks and other storage devices... also fully supporting the Iomega Zip drive)

ZIP-drive, JAZ-drive and Syquest desktop icons (35 Kbytes). Black/white and animated colour icons for ZIP, JAZ and Syquest drives organized and edited by Copyright © 1997-2012

In order to be able to use them...

• Your computer has to have TOS 2.06 installed. If you're not sure which TOS you've got inside your machine you can check with Profile.
• If you don't have TOS 2.06 you can use a replacement desktop such as Thing which also gives you a lot of extra features. If you're worried about the extra memory needed for it (which you'd rather use for Notator) don't..
  it's possible to assign Thing to be unloaded from memory before running other programs.

Thing will also let you use the animated colour icons on a black/white (ST-high) system as these also contain a black/white icon part.
None of them will work with the TOS 2.06 desktop (you can of course also use Thing even if you have TOS 2.06 in your machine!)
Thing gives your desktop lots of new features that even TOS 2.06 can't beat.

An easy step-by-step guide on how to install the icons are included.
In addition, to be able to organize the icons for your own customized setup, you will need to download:

• Icon-juggler (for organizing standard black/white icons for TOS 2.06 or other desktop setups -very easy to use).
• Interface (for editing and organizing black/white and colour icons for any system. Powerful, but slightly more complicated to use than Icon-juggler).

Icon previews (so you can see what they look like before downloading):

• ZIP/JAZ and Syquest icons (mono) (8 Kbytes .GIF image) -will open in new window
  
• ZIP/JAZ and Syquest icons (animated colour/mono) (5 Kbytes .GIF image) -will open in new window

Akai DPS-12 mixermap (12 Kbytes). Wayne Anthony-Cole has provided this mixermap file for use with the Akai DPS-12 harddisk recorder unit.

Slot-1 LED for C-Lab's "Combiner" dongle-expander (7 Kbytes). Copyright © 1997-2012 shows how to add an LED which lights up when slot-1 of the Combiner is selected (normally no lit LEDs indicates an activated slot-1)

MIDI/music related icons (177 Kbytes)

In order to be able to use them...

• Your computer has to have TOS 2.06 installed. If you're not sure which TOS you've got inside your machine you can check with Profile.
• If you don't have TOS 2.06 you can use a replacement desktop such as Thing which also gives you a lot of extra features. If you're worried about the extra memory needed for it (which you'd rather use for Notator) don't..
  it's possible to assign Thing to be unloaded from memory before running other programs.

Thing will also let you use the animated colour icons on a black/white (ST-high) system as these also contain a black/white icon part. Many of these are also larger than the usual 32x32 pixels.
None of them will work with the TOS 2.06 desktop (you can of course also use Thing even if you have TOS 2.06 in your machine!)
Thing gives your desktop lots of new features that even TOS 2.06 can't beat.

An easy step-by-step guide on how to install the icons are included.
In addition, to be able to organize the icons for your own customized setup, you will need to download:

• Icon-juggler (for organizing standard black/white icons for TOS 2.06 or other desktop setups -very easy to use).
• Interface (for editing and organizing black/white and colour icons for any system. Powerful, but slightly more complicated to use than Icon-juggler).

Icon previews (so you can see what they look like before downloading):

• MIDI icons (mono) part 1 (24 Kbytes .GIF image) -will open in new window
  
• MIDI icons (mono) part 2 (27 Kbytes .GIF image) -will open in new window
  
• MIDI icons (mono) part 3 (32 Kbytes .GIF image) -will open in new window
  
• MIDI icons (mono) part 4 (26 Kbytes .GIF image) -will open in new window
  
• MIDI icons (animated colour/mono) (78 Kbytes .GIF image) -will open in new window

Atari ST to PC monitor adapter cable (building instructions) (32 Kbytes). Copyright © 1997-2012 shows how to build a cable which allows you to use any standard PC (VGA/SVGA) monitor with the Atari ST in "high" mode (640x400 pixels, black/white). Features: compatible with any standard VGA or SVGA monitor (must be able to handle 35.7 KHz horizontal/71.2 Hz vertical) including LCD flatscreen, large monitors, screen projectors etc. audio output (for monitors with speakers or external multimedia speakers). option for black/white, red, green, blue, orange, yellow (and any other colour) screen with trimmers located inside connector for adjustments.

DD floppy disk formatter .BAT (batch) file (1 Kbyte) Kenny Floyd has provided this little program which allows Windows XP users to format disks in DD (double-density) mode which the Atari ST understands (useful if you download files from the Internet, such as this site, on a PC, and want to transfer them over to your Atari ST). Windows XP has no option for formatting DD floppy disks, hence the need for this program. Just insert a 720 Kbyte floppy disk in the PC's disk drive, start the program and follow the instructions on the screen.

Copyright © 1997-2012