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                        ADVANCED GAMING TECHNOLOGY, INC.

                                    NOTICE OF

                      2003 SPECIAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS

                             CONDUCTED JUNE 24, 2003


To the Shareholders:

     You have  already  been  given  Notice  that the 2003  Special  Meeting  of
Shareholders  of  ADVANCED  GAMING  TECHNOLOGY,   Inc.,  a  Wyoming  corporation
("ADVI"),  was held at its  offices,  on June 24,  2003 at  10:30  a.m.  for the
following purposes:


1.   Approve a 100 to 1 reverse stock split;
2.   Approve the  subsequent  merger of Advanced  Capital LLC into ADVI's wholly
     owned  subsidiary,  MediaWorx  Acquisition  Company  LLC,  to  carry on the
     business  activities of Solar  Satellite  Communication,  Inc. whose assets
     were  recently  acquired  by  Advanced  as  more  fully  described  in this
     Information Statement; and
3.   To transact any and all other  business  that may properly have come before
     the Meeting.

     All  shareholders  of record at the close of  business on June 20, 2003 are
entitled to notice of this meeting.

     ADVI's audited  financial  statements for the year ended December 31, 2002,
together with certain other information  concerning the Company, are included in
the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-KSB which  accompanied such Notice and is
attached.

      Such Notice,  through  administrative  oversight,  failed to include these
other substantive matter considered at the June 24, 2003 Shareholder Meeting:
1.   A name change of the Company to MediaWorx, Inc. (hereafter, the "Company");
     and
2.   Election of Linda A.  Broenniman  and Edward G.  Broenniman to the Board of
     Directors of the Company.

             WE ARE NOT ASKING YOU FOR A PROXY AND YOU ARE REQUESTED
                             NOT TO SEND US A PROXY.

                  By order of the Company's Board of Directors,


                                            GARY L. CAIN

                                            Chairman and Chief Executive Officer



  July 21, 2003







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                                  INTRODUCTION

     An  Information  Statement,  dated  July 1,  2003  (the  "Statement"),  was
furnished  in  connection  with the 2003  Special  Meeting  of  shareholders  of
ADVANCED GAMING  TECHNOLOGY,  INC. ("ADVI") held at its offices on June 24, 2003
at 10:30  a.m.  (the  "Special  Meeting")  for the  purposes  set  forth in this
Statement.

     ESPECIALLY  SINCE SUCH SPECIAL MEETINGS HAVE ALREADY BEEN CONDUCTED AND THE
     INDICATED ACTIONS APPROVED BY THE RESPECTIVE  REQUISITE  MAJORITY OF SHARES
     IN EACH,  WE ARE NOT  ASKING YOU FOR A PROXY AND YOU ARE  REQUESTED  NOT TO
     SEND US A PROXY.


     Such Statement,  through administrative  oversight,  failed to included two
other substantive matters considered at the June 24, 2003 Shareholder meeting:
1.   A name change of ADVI to MediaWorx, Inc. (hereafter the "Company"); and
2.   Election of Linda A.  Broenniman  and Edward G.  Broenniman to the Board of
     Directors of the Company.

     The Statement, previously forwarded, is hereby attached and incorporated by
reference to this  Amendment.  IN ALL OTHER MATERIAL  RESPECTS,  THE INFORMATION
CONTAINED IN SUCH STATEMENT IS UNCHANGED.

     The complete mailing address of the Company's  principal  executive offices
is 24165 IH 10 West, Suite 217125,  San Antonio,  Texas 78257 (Telephone:  (210)
497-8550).  Effective  July 15, 2003,  the  principal  executive  offices of the
Company will be changed to 1895 Preston White Drive, Suite 250, Reston, Virginia
20191 (Telephone: (703) 860-6580).

                         NAME CHANGE TO MEDIAWORX, INC.

     Because the  Company's  current  name no longer  reflects  its  activities,
especially  in view of the July 1, 2003 merger of its  wholly-owned,  merged and
renamed subsidiary,  The MediaWorx,  Inc., principals of the Company believe the
name change may encourage more active trading,  and facilitate  possible Company
mergers  or  other  capital  restructurings.  For  such  reasons  the  Company's
principals believe it is desirable and in the Company's best interests to effect
a name change from Advanced Gaming Technology, Inc. to MediaWorx, Inc.

     To that end, the Company has filed  Articles of Amendment  with the Wyoming
Office of the Secretary of State.  Once certified,  the name of the Company will
be officially  changed to MediaWorx,  Inc.  hence,  such name change will become
effective on that date, currently expected to occur on or before July 21, 2003.

                               CHANGE OF DIRECTORS

     Since the  Company,  described in the  Statement  and this  Amendment,  has
recently  undergone  certain  capital  restructurings  and a  name  change  from
Advanced Gaming Technology,  Inc., certain  housekeeping details also need to be
effected  in  view of  those  changes  and  the  Company's  new  business  plan.
Specifically,  principals  of the  Company  believe it is  desirable  and in the
Company's best interests to change the director line-up.  To that end, effective
as of the June 24, 2003 Special  Meeting,  William H. Burton  resigned  from the
Board,  the Board is  hereby  increased  to four  members  and Linda and  Edward
Broenniman are added to the Board.


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     As a consequence of the foregoing,  the following  constitutes  the current
Director line-up of the Company as of the June 24, 2003 Special Meeting:

       NAME                         AGE         POSITION
       ----                         ---         --------
       Gary L. Cain*                46          Chairman, Chief Executive
                                                  Officer, and Director**
       Bruce M. Arinaga*            41          President, Secretary, Treasurer,
                                                  and Director**
       Linda A. Broenniman*         46          Director**
       Edward G. Broenniman*        66          Director**

*Messrs. Cain and Arinaga have  been  Directors of the Company  since June 2002.
Ms. Broenniman and Mr. Broenniman were elected  to the Board  at  the  Company's
June 24,  2003  Special  Meeting.  Mr.  William H.  Burton,  a former  Director,
resigned from the Board as of such Special Meeting.

**Each corporate officer is elected to hold office until he or she resigns or is
removed by the Company's  Board of Directors.  On July 15, 2003, Ms.  Broenniman
was  elected  by the  Board as  President,  CEO and CFO of the  Company  and Mr.
Broenniman  was  elected  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of the  Company,  replacing
respectively  Messrs.  Cain and Arinaga as the Company's sole officers.  At that
same July 15, 2003 Board Meeting,  Messrs.  Cain and Arinaga were elected by the
Board as Co-Chairmen of the Board.
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     Mr. Gary L. Cain, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and Director currently
serves as CEO and  Director  of  PowerHouse  Management  Group,  Inc. as well as
several publicly traded companies. He is an executive officer with over 25 years
of management,  leadership and business experience  including business startups,
reorganizations,  mergers  and  acquisitions.  Since  1976,  Mr.  Cain  has been
involved in the design,  development and management of over one hundred thousand
acres of residential  and commercial  property,  over one million square feet of
commercial   developments,   including  office   buildings,   shopping  centers,
apartments,  condominiums, hotels and motels. His responsibilities have included
executive  responsibility  of public  companies,  business  and  marketing  plan
development,  strategic  planning,  finance,  budgeting,  sales  development and
selection and placement of key management  personnel.  He has assisted companies
from  start  up  to  expansion,  including  mergers  and  acquisitions,  capital
structure and finance.

     Bruce M. Arinaga, President,  Secretary, Treasurer, and Director, currently
serves as President of PowerHouse Management Group Inc. Prior to PowerHouse, Mr.
Arinaga was Managing Director of Zero-G Capital Fund, LLC, a private equity firm
where he remains a minority shareholder and where he was involved in a number of
early stage technology and healthcare companies. From 1997-2000, Mr. Arinaga was
President of CrossWater Capital LLC and CrossWater Properties Corporation, which
were involved in investments  and corporate  finance  transactions  in excess of
$300 million in technology,  healthcare and service  companies,  as well as real
estate.  From  1993-1996,  he was  President and Chief  Operating  Officer of an
international  private  investment  company  based in Vancouver,  B.C.  where he
expanded the company's  activities in Vancouver,  Toronto, the United States and
Asia. He was  responsible  for overseeing  over 30 employees and was involved in
corporate private and public equity and real estate investments and developments
with a value exceeding over $800 million.  He was the second largest shareholder
of the company. Prior to that, Mr. Arinaga founded Pacific Alliance Group, which
was involved in over $500 million of real estate and corporate investments,  and
where he was  involved in the IPO of two  companies.  Prior to Pacific  Alliance
Group,  Mr. Arinaga was Vice President at Venture Capital Hawaii Ltd.,  where he
was responsible for industrial  corporate  acquisitions and venture  investments
for Japanese  investors.  Prior to that,  Mr.  Arinaga held senior  positions at
Prudential  Insurance Company of America and NHP, Inc., where he was involved in
investments and acquisitions exceeding $1.5billion.  Mr. Arinaga was a certified
public  accountant  with  Arthur  Young  &  Company  in  their  Woodland  Hills,
California  office. Mr. Arinaga holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from the
University of Southern  California and a Masters in Business  Administration and
Finance from New York University.


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         Ms.  Linda A.  Broenniman,  Director,  has over  twenty  five  years of
successful  management  experience.  Ms. Broenniman spent the  previous 15 years
building  successful   entrepreneurial  companies,  as  President/CEO  and  CFO,
including  a medical  technology  company,  a health  care  information  systems
company and a retail food  service  company.  She  formerly  served as CFO for a
NASDAQ  telecommunications  equipment  manufacturer.  As Director  of  Strategic
Planning and Corporate Development at the corporate headquarters of a Fortune 50
company,  she gained extensive  experience in corporate  finance and mergers and
acquisitions.  In her previous position, Ms. Broenniman was Managing Director of
HFS Capital LLC and HFS Private  Equity  Partners LLC and  President  and CFO of
Solar Satellite Communication, Inc.

         Edward  G.  Broenniman,  Director,  is  the  Managing  Director  of the
Piedmont  Group,  a  venture  development  firm,  and has  over 25  years  as an
operating  executive with Fortune 100 firms and privately  held  high-technology
companies,.  He has extensive  knowledge of the printing  industry having worked
for  International  Paper,  Weyerhauser,  Ideal Roller & Graphics,  and Printing
Plate Supply Company.  A successful  entrepreneur,  Mr. Broenniman has built and
sold  three  venture  funded  high-technology  firms to public  companies.  As a
venture advisor,  he words with emerging firms to build their operating  results
and to  increase  their  shareholder  value.  Mr.  Broenniman  is married to Ms.
Broenniman.









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