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Softsel
attacks UK software prices
page 2; France claims a
universal disk drive page
3; a bounty on bugs page
4, and Osborne woos executives
page 5 . . . with a US view
of Apple's future and plenty
more news over six pages. |
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Star
letter wins £10 |
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Max
Phillips answers readers'
questions |
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£5
for every micro tip printed |
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Strategic
Action on the Vic 20 and
Dragon 32; teaching time
for tiny tots on the 16K
BBC and Spectrum page 51;
treasure quests on the ZX81
and Spectrum page 52 |
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Nationwide
guide to clubs, A-Z |
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Atari,
Dragon, games for the BBC
and a guide to business
micros |
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Commodore
database, Program index
for the BBC Model B |
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Software
selection |
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Hang
it here. Your free swop,
buy and sell ad section |
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PCN
SPECIALS |
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PCN
casts its Micronet - our
own experiences on joining
the club |
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The
T199/4A has a comparatively
short memory. Stephen Shaw
has some practical tips
on how to stretch it |
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PCN
PRO-TESTS |
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With
Atari's Home File Manager
you could be turning out
your card index box. A plot
to convert the Vic 20 from
a games machine to a charter
of business page 32; how
does the Spectrum handle
accounts with Hestacrest's
package? page 33 |
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Now
its's the turn of the Epson
RX80 - Barry Miles discovers
its dozen printing modes.
Ian Scales touches on keyboard
upgrades for the ZX81 page
39 |
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NCR's
first micro, and a great
deal of thought went into
it, says Bernard Wragge-Morley.
And he sees office networking
potential for the Future
FX20 page 46 |
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