Commodore Amiga 500 — Commodore Amiga 500 (PAL) User Manual — Introduction Guide PDF

1-6 Introducing the Amiga 500 in both of the Amiga's standard programming languages: BASIC and C. The Amiga's sophisticated graphics, windowing and sound features can be used Graphics, Windows, and Sound Support for Standard Languages among programs of different types. This file handling ability is unique to the Amiga among microcomputers. data or sound data. With the IFF format, the Amiga 500 can interchange data files, regardless of what kind of data a file contains: e.g., program code, graphic The Amiga computers use a special file format known as Interchange File Format or simply IFF.

This formal provides a standard structure for all Amiga Standard File Format for Easy Interchange of Data Among Programs synthesizer. This is another feature unique to Amiga microcomputers. Typed words can be directly converted into speech through use of the SA Y speech Direct Text-to-Speech Conversion