AMOS:People
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| Name | Known for |
|---|---|
| Aaron Fothergill | Of Shadow Software and the Amos Club. |
| Andy Church | Founder and member of the Amos Development Team. Author of the Intuition Extension.
currently works as an information systems engineer-plus-video game programmer in Japan. |
| Chris Hodges | Wrote the AMCAF extension. Also wrote some games in AMOS, like MegaTron and ..... |
| François Lionet | The programmer of AMOS, Easy AMOS and AMOSPro.
Nowadays he works for a company called Clickteam, of which he was one of the founders. Clickteam makes game-creation tools for Windows. |
| Manuel Andre | Author of the Turbo extension. |
| Mel Croucher | One of the authors of the Easy AMOS manual and AMOSPro manual. |
| Michael Cox | The administrator of the Amos Discussion List. The author and administrator of the Amos FAQ. |
| Mike Sikorsky | Member of the Amos Development Team. Author of Mike's Amos Replacement Project. |
| Stephen Hill | One of the authors of the AMOSPro manual. |
| Paul Hickman | Member of the Amos Development Team. Author of the Easylife extension. |
| Paul Reece | Member of the Amos Development Team. Author of the EME (Enhanced Music Extension) extension. |
| Ryan Scott | Member of the Amos Development Team. Publisher of "Playfield!" |
| Ronnie Simpson | Wrote demos for AMOSPro (credited in the AMOSPro manual) |
| Steve Bye | Owner of F1 Licenceware. Formerly the only official distributor of Amos Pro Compiler (which is also the update to Amos Pro v.2.0) |
| Richard Vanner | Project manager for AMOSPro (?) |
| Fabrizio Bazzo | Wrote ApcII (Intuition interface for AmosPro compiler 2.0) so you could compile from your Workbench screen. |
