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THE   GAME of the
GENERATION   MONTH
GAME   AIR STRIKE!
How to use the BBC Micro's character bit map to generate vertical and inverted text.   Zap four types of nasties in our fast, furious and very colourful arcade extravaganza.
 
 
    9
NEWS  
Keep up to date with all the latest happenings in the bustling BBC Micro world.    
56    
  BACK ISSUES
    How to find out which articles you missed in the first two issues of BBC Micro User.
    14
PELMANISM  
Shuffle the cards and put your memory to the test - but it's much harder than you think!    
58    
  ANAGRAMS
    Here are 25 anagrams for you to solve - n a clever games program that simply grows.
    18
TELETEXT  
Another look at the capabilities of Mode 7 - this time for creating fast-moving animation.    
60    
  WORKSHOP
    Find your way around the Operating System, and learn some very useful tricks as you go.
    20
INTERFACING  
Practical programs to start you putting the BBC Micro to work in the laboratory.    
65    
  SPLURGE
    Heard about Splurge II? We reveal the full lowdown on the latest programming language.
    28
GRAPHICS  
Use simple shapes to produce mult-coloured pictures and really bring your screen to life.    
68    
  STRUCTURE
    The gospel of structured programming is boldly expounded by a eading protagonist.
    34
BITS & BYTES  
More about the binary code - to help you understand better how your BBC Micro works.    
71    
  EPROM
    An evaluation of the latest EPROM blowers finds points both for and against.
    37
UPGRADE  
Part III of our Beeb Body-building Course shows how to construct your own joystick.    
76    
  COLOURS
    Four billion colours can be created with a new graphics package. We test the results.
    41
TAPE OFFER  
Save yourself the chore of keying in programs from this issue with our cassette.    
78    
  EDITING
    Recover gracefully rom those Basic mistakes with our new, easy-to-follow editing guide.
    44
HOW IT WORKS  
More about the operating system in our conducted tour through the BBC Micro.    
81    
  SUBSCRIBE NOW!
    A year's subscription to BBC Micro User - lus a free copy-holder and crib sheet.
    48
TUTORIAL  
Take your first steps into real programming with the use of those vital string variables.    
82    
  SOFTWARE
    Programs galore - but are they all they claim to be? Our frank reviewers give you the facts.
    50
FUNCTIONS  
There's much, much more to function keys than might ne apparent from the User Guide.    
92    
  BOOKSHOP
    We've chosen 15 of the best books for the BBC Micro for this month's offer to readers.
    51
COMPETITION  
Win the latest Cumana disc drive in another challenging test of your programming skills.    
97    
  MICROMAIL
    Another deluge of mail from readers saying what they think of the BBC Micro - and us!
    55
BOOKSHELF  
Our reviewers try out two new books for the BBC Micro user - on Basic and assembler.    
100    
  SHOWTIME
    Meet other readers at the year's top event - the very first BBC Micro Users Show.
   
 
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