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About This Newsletter -- General information about this document and Ambrosia as a company.
Come and meet the gang.


Info. -- Legalese and distribution information concerning The Ambrosia Times. Sign up now for your
free subscription.


What's New -- ColorSwitch Pro has been released and the Bubble Trouble Contest is well under way.
But that's not all that's happening here. We have some "new stuff" in the works.


Kudos & Criticism -- Each month we dig our hands into the Ambrosia mailbag for a few select
letters to answer in this section.


President's Letter -- Find out how Andrew organizes his busy schedule with Apple newest PDA.



ColorSwitch Pro Press Release -- The release of ColorSwitch Pro has arrived. Check out the
details of this handy little program.


Bubble Trouble High Score Update -- What up in the water? The Bubble Troublers are hard at
work getting those scores up. Come see what's happening in the BTHSC!


Manse Preview -- We have some new things to tell you about concerning our new action/adventure
game, Manse. Did we say it was way cool?


Delver Preview -- Glenn tells us a little more about the project he has in the works. See what the
world of Cythera is all about.


Up Close and Personal with Glenn Andreas -- Glenn speaks out on his past projects, and
Delver, his biggest one to date.


Geekette -- Gayle discovers that she actually can shred, and she doesn't even need a shredder!



Bitwise Operator -- Matt takes a look at some of the resources available to developers in the first
appearance of his article.


How To -- Cajun hawks our new utility ColorSwitch Pro, and shows how easy CSP can make your
life.


Eeek A Bug! -- ColorSwitch Pro does have a few problems, but what initial version or a product
doesn't? Here's what we know about the bugs in CSP.


Ramblings -- What kind of games will we be playing in the future? Will you want to play games when
you're 64? You bet!