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| Dragon:
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| REGULARS |
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| BBC
gets airwave software airborne,
page 2; Osborne crash leaves
users in the dark, page
3; Cifer puts Unix on its
Cluv, page 4; the Law cranks
into action against pirates,
page 5; Elan due in spring,
page 7; and a look at what's
in store in semiconductors,
page 8. |
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| Lates
rise and falls in games
and machines. |
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| Microtan
fan wins £10 Star
Letter award. |
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| Max
Phillips answers your May
Day calls. |
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| Bright
ideas from fellow readers. |
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| Gridder
and Gloopert on the 64,
page 46; Oric roundup, page
49; BBC Bomb Alley and Spectrum
Splat, page 50; California
Gold Rush (64) and General
Election (Spectrum), page
52. |
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| We
cover the new books. |
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| A dump
utility for the BBC B and
one to enlarge and move
strings for both BBCs; work
out your reading age on
the Lynx; plus the final
hand in Knockout Whist. |
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| What
machine reigns in Rainham? |
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| PCN's
software selection. |
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| PCN
SPECIALS |
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| Elizabeth
Wald presents a machine
code program disassembler
which allows you to use
the 6301 mnemonics. |
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| If
you have the memory upgrades,
your T199/4A can be given
the powerful facility to
overwrite programs. Stephen
Shaw explains. |
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| PCN
PRO-TEST: HARDWARE |
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| Max
Phillips weighs up the hefty
Miracle baby and decides
that Portico has got something
special on its hands. |
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| PCN
PRO-TEST: SOFTWARE |
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| Microplot's
Editor package is more than
just a program editor -
it offers WP and DB management
too. David Owen tests it
in triplicate. |
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| Ted
Ball opens the Toolkit from
Logic Systems - a machine
code monitor / debugger
for the Model B. |
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PRO-TEST: PERIPHERALS |
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| Brian
Cadge takes command of Dragon's
tardy disk drives. |
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| Richard
King grins with idiotic
pleasure at the amazing
things the Gibson LPS II
light-pen can do for his
Apple. |
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