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Viva el Dragon! The Spanis
step in, page 2; Imagine
founders in confusion,
page 3; Ericsson takes
on IBM PC, page 4; and
ACT draws fire from the
Advertising Standards
Authority, page 5.
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| Every
week the new entries, the
risers, fallers and those
that have ground to a standstill. |
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us your thoughts, we might
send you a tenner. This
week, opinions on software
pirates, new clubs, and
the QL again. |
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| If
you've got a problem we've
probably got the solution.
PCN's panel of experts is
at your disposal. |
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| Readers'
hints and tips for Spectrums,
Commodore 64s, Ataris, Adams,
Amstrads and Dragons. |
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| Let
micro talk unto micro in
Nottingham. |
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| A quick
look into the future. We
look at the new software
before it reaches the shops. |
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| Looking
for a bargain? Got a bargain
for someone else? This is
the page. |
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| The
bit at the back for connoisseurs
of the comic. Plus forthcoming
events at home and abroad. |
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| Following
up the machine code routines
in issue 66, an action game
that demonstrates the graphics
power of your machine. |
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| Speed
up your Sinclair's sorting
routines with Kevin Ball's
machine code program. |
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| Completing
the Tatung duo, a business
system to the tried and
tested formula of Z80 and
CP/M. Brendin Lewis compares
it with the new generation
of IBM lookalikes. |
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| Put
your micro in touch with
the world with this full-featured
modem from Interlekt. Kenn
Garroch makes the connection. |
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| Yet
another tool for the computer
artist - the Edumate light
pen. Guaranteed to bring
out the Picasso in you. |
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| Your
BBC could become a business
aid with this ROM-based
data management package. |
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| Superheroes
abound - put yourself in
the shoes of Bruce Lee or
the Incredible Hulk. |
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| Five
new offerings for the Oric/Atmos
under the scrutiny of Nick
Rann. |
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| Into
space with Shuttle. Can
you capture the runaway
satwllite while avoiding
the explosive obstacles? |
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