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| Every
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| ICL's One
Per Desk with its QL engine-room
makes the headlines again in this
exclusive preview. Will the alliance
of ICL and Sinclair give you the
best of both worlds or the combined
shortcomings of each? Find out
first in PCN. |
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| A professional
approach to data entry programming. |
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| With a Microdrive,
Tasword II and these utilities,
the word's your oyster. |
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| This utility
to speed up your programming is
small but powerful. |
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| Selective
renumbering adds that touch of
gloss to your BBC programs. |
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| Weaving patterns
on your QL won't strain your eyes. |
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| It's kill
or be killed in Star Drop for
the 64. |
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| Three years
old and going strong, the BBC
micro is well worth a close look. |
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| The world
of Commodore's Compunet revealed
through a modem. |
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| Fastext 80
comes in at the foot of Smith
Corona's printer range, and gives
a fair account of itself. |
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| We rate the
latest for the Spectrum, Commodore
64 and Amstrad. |
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| Check out
Basic Extensions for the BBC micro
if your BBC Basic is growing tired. |
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| Kat Software's
QL Monitor comes under the microscope. |
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| Monitor
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| Ugly
duckling Electron
turns into a swan,
this page; COMPEC
report, page 2; legal
eagles take wing in
America, page 3; One
Per Desk assessed,
page 4; Homefront,
page 5. |
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| Ups
and downs of the micro
week. |
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| Readers'
hints in happier programming. |
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| Dunstable
comes to Borehamwood
in our look at Macbeth. |
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