Hi.

A long time ago, I decided to loan my games to SPS, now Softpress, the Software Preservation Society,
and ask them to create dumps (which I now know are .ipf images) of the games I owned.

I made a list, and sent them off.

Well, to cut a long story short, they were a nightmare to deal with, and my games were never returned.
(despite many many assurances stating they would, before I posted them)

This was in 2003.

Recently, I joined the English Amiga Board, and the moderators got in contact with the SPS guys on my behalf, and asked that the situation be rectified.

They eventually admitted that they "forgot" about me and my games 
(despite my contanting them regularly over the last 15 years asking for their return, and SPS promising me no less than 5 times, that they would be returned)
And, they recently provided me with the following IPF dumps.

I know you usually have stuff in STX format, and I don't know if you want to destribute these ipf files, but I feel someone should have them besides me!

These disks, I placed in the ST/IPF/ Folder.

The zip files are numbered, and these numbers match the entries in the SPS website.
EG, James Pond II: Robocod is SPS entry 3138.

http://www.softpres.org/?id=:games&gameid=3138


I also have about 300 other .ipf images (these are non-official, but, I see, some of the disk images match my CRC's, so I'm guessing they're from some SPS contributor)
I put those in the /st/IPF/Non-Official-SPS/ folder.

~Mike



my email is

Mikerochip@hotmail.com if you need me.