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Cover
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Sharp's high-power
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lap-held portable competition
is hotting up and this new
contender, says Dominic
Powlesland, could send Sharp
up to the front of the field. |
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| Put
your Microdrives to good
use with Gavin Monk's indexing
and database programs that
will allow you to auto-run
program files and other
good things. |
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| Why
waste your colourful screen
displays when you dump them
to a black and white printer
when the cost of colour
hard copy is falling? Piers
Letcher rounds up three
of the latest quality, low
cost, colour printers. |
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| What
would IEEE interfacing mean
to your BBC Micro and how
do you get it anyway? Victor
O'Neill looks at two new
solutions from Acorn and
CST. |
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| Despite
the potential of the Oric's
graphics, getting the most
from the system can be difficult.
A new package from Dream
Software aims to make life
easier. Ron Street reports. |
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| Barry
Miles looks at Superbase,
a powerful database package
for the popular Commodore. |
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| Can
a piece of software and
an Epson printer give you
the power of a dedicated
typesetting machine? Ralph
Bancroft gives Fancy Font
a spin. |
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| Gamespeak
arrives in the form of talking
software. |
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| Entertainment
for the do-it-yourself enthusiast. |
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| The
robots are coming - can
you stop them? |
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| Millipede:
a frantic game involving
a high-speed insect growing
by the second. |
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