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9    
  NEWS
    Keep up to date with all the latest developments in the bustling BBC Micro world.
57    
  SOFTWARE
    Programs galore - but are they all they claim to be? Our frank reviewers give you the facts.
14    
  TELETEXT
    MODE 7 can produce impressive graphics. Our experts tell you how to get started.
60    
  UPGRADE
    Part II of our BEeeb Body-building Course explaining how to turn an "A" into a "B".
18    
  LISTINGS
    Having trouble keying in listings? We review some common copying errors.
66    
  WORKSHOP
    Discover the ROM's action addresses with our helpful keyboard listing program.
20    
  TUTORIAL
    We show the first-time user that programming is nothing like as hard as it might sound.
69    
  COMPETITION
    Win a year's supply of software by taking over where our missing Percival left off.
27    
  DO-IT-YOURSELF
    It costs next to nothing to use your BBC Micro to measure heat and light.
70    
  ERROR-TRAPPING
    Have fun with our horoscope - and learn the best ways to avoid operator errors.
29    
  GRAPHICS
    Learn to draw multi-coloured lines in the next stage of our graphics course.
72    
  SHOWTIME
    Make a date for the first of our national get-togethers at the BBC Micro User Show.
34    
  STRUCTURE
    Play NIM - and find out how structured programming can easily write itself.
74    
  BITS & BYTES
    Binary code - the key to understanding the inner workings of your BBC Micro.
36    
  GAME of the MONTH
    Fly your helicopter to rescue King Kong's victims - but watch those deadly rocks!
78    
  MEASUREMENTS
    How your micro can be interfaced to become a powerful research tool.
40    
  HOW IT WORKS
    More about the operating system in our conducted tour through the BBC Micro.
81    
  DISC-OVERY
    The formatting program that gives you a much wider choice of disc drives.
49    
  MONITORS
    Part II of our series reviewing colour monitors available for the BBC Micro.
83    
  DISASSEMBLER
    What is that machine code doing? This program lets you see what's going on.
51    
  HANDBOOK
    An essential reference guide for BASIC programmers in an eight-page pullout.
98    
  MICROMAIL
    An avalanche of letters greeted our first issue. Here's a small selection of them.
55    
  TAPE OFFER
    Save yourself the chore of keying in programs from this issue with our cassette.
101    
  SAVE MONEY!
    Your last chance of a £2 saving on the cost of a year's subscription to BBC Micro User.
   
 
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