====== CLASS Presentations & Guests =====

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===== David Pleasance =====
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David Pleasance of Commodore UK joins us in-person at CLASS!  Have a chat with David, buy one or all of his books (Commodore:the Inside Story; From Vultures to Vampires volumes 1-3), and get him to autograph the books right at the show!  Maybe he can tell you secrets of Commodore UK that no one else knows!

===== Trevor Dickinson =====
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Filmed at his home in New Zealand, Trevor Dickinson of A-EON shows us his massive Commodore and Amiga collection and then gives us a few words about the AmigaOne X5000 and A1222+.




===== Bernie Innocenti =====
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Bernie started his Commodore/Amiga programming as a teenager in Florence, Italy, and later was part of the team that created Pinocchio for the CDTV.  He runs the System Shock BBS.  [[https://www.codewiz.org/wiki/SystemShockBBS]]  Bernie is set to appear on Saturday and Sunday.


===== AmigaVision Compared to Scala  =====
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Marc Rifkin, our resident expert in Amiga multi-media, has a showdown between the premier packages of the day, AmigaVision and Scala.

===== Converting Amiga .ADFs to Real Disks (tentative)  =====
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Mario Luppi will show attendees the art of taking .ADFs downloaded from a PC and converting them (with the use of Amiga Explorer) to real disks that can be used on Amiga computers.

===== Slow Scan Television and the C64 =====
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In this video presentation, Roger Van Pelt, vice-president of the Fresno Commodore User Group, shows how to receive Slow Scan Television (SSTV) on the Commodore 64.

Also Roger plans a live presentation on another SSTV/FAX subject for the C64.

===== Grind =====

First-timer CLASS attendee Sasa gives a look at the latest beta version of this first-person Doom-like shooter for the Amiga.


===== A Slideshow of Visits to MAUG, SAUG, and ARB =====
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Robert Bernardo tells about his recent (March) visits to the Melbourne Amiga User Group, the Sydney Amiga User Group, and the Amiga Retro Brisbane club.