Steven Simpson has updated his front end and back end for his Draw-to-SVG Converter.
They can both be downloaded from his site: http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/computing/users/ss/software/draw2svg/ and are quite small in size.

Draw-to-SVG Converter converts vector-graphic Drawfiles on RISC OS to SVG.

Draw-to-SVG Converter should work on any machine running RISC OS 3.1 on an ARM3 Archimdes right up to the latest Iyonix running RISC OS 5.11.

Malcom Ripley has released Version 5.4f of Thumbcat, a application for viewing, converting and printing files.

A few days ago, The Really Small Software Company released V0.99 of Sourcery.

Paul Middleton recently announced that the new price for RISC OS Adjust / 4.39 is £79 including P&P for users in the UK and £85 for users living abroad.

Murklesoft have released Version 4.01 of Z80Em thanks to Colin Ferris.

Lee Noar, the guy responsible for Freeware Abuse, Deth and cdecl for RISC OS has ported Version 3.4.6r1 of ELF GCC.

Marc Zinnschlag has released V0.10 of DScript, a new data compiler from the author of Graphite.

DScript is handy for writing map or level editors and has lots of other uses too.
DScript is currently in the beta stage so it's quite buggy and more features will be added soon.

If you want more information on Marc's projects visit his website: http://www.zpages.de/

If you want to keep up to date on his project then why not visit his blog: http://zpages.blogspot.com/

From a recent press release posted at csa, Peter Wild, CEO of Pattotek Ltd has anounced the he is selling Pattotek's 30% share in Castle Ltd.

Ray Favre has updated LaBella again and there have been various bug fixes this time round mainly to do with CSV files.

Paul Vigay has released Cookie Jar 0.01, a program that allows you to edit cookies on web browsers such as NetSurf, Fresco, Oregano 1, Oregano 2, Oregano 3 and Browse.

RISC OS Ltd. have announced that there will now be RISC OS roadshows up north in Newcastle (on Tyne) and Glasgow, Glasgow on the 18Th of October and Newcastle on the 19Th.

RISCOS Ltd. have made a short guide available as PDF on their web site, for the upcoming RISC OS Roadshow in the Netherlands.

A few days ago 7th Software announced that they have released Version 1.09 of MoreDesk. MoreDesk is a program that gives you more Desktop space and lets your organise your Windows.

Cretin is a IRC Client first developed in 2002 by the Sidwell brothers and was released by James Scholes around christmas time 2005.
James has released Version 0.20b around a month back.

R-Comp have been busy, and in case you don't know they released HTML Edit 6 a couple of weeks ago, so here's the reasons why you should upgrade:

New updated versions of all programs
Improved Interfaces
Better Image Conversion
Improved handling of file extensions
Iyonix and A9Home friendly
Comes on a CD-Rom
Electronic Manual

Blasts of the Xtreme have recently been releasing around 3 MarsQuake games per day and are still being developed.

So, when you have some free time why don't check outhttp://geocities.com/blasts_of_the_xtreme/

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RISCOS Ltd. have announced a special offer for their RISC OS Adjust ROMs in celebration of the 7th Aniversary of the agreement with Element 14.

The Wakefield RISCOS Computer Club have after much debate and reviews, once again decided to run another Wakefield Show.