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Get into
graphics in a big way with our
exclusive feature on illustrations
for the Apple, Atari and Commodore
64. With the aid of a graphics
tablet, you too can test your
artistic talents and prove there's
more to micro power than a fast
trigger finger. |
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Torch's Graduate
aims to bring the Beeb up to IBM
status. But does it win its degree?
Read on. |
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Run rings around your QL with
these routines to create a wealth
of abstract patterns.
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Put your
Spectrum in the picture with this
useful routine which gives you
screen dumps of your favourite
games via the RS232 interface. |
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Computer
composing made easy with the Music
500, a tuneful add-on for your
Beeb. |
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Add another
feather to your adventuring cap
with The Illustrator, Gilsoft's
pictorial cousin to the Quill.
We try it out. |
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Prism
products on the way
home, this page; DR
and Microsoft limber
up, page 2; QL silicon
disk looms, page 3;
coming soon in the
software stakes, page
4. |
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Which
game has shot to the
top of our exclusive
charts? |
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A
whole page for you
to air your quibbles
and award your kudos. |
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Give
your bleary eyes a
break from that problem
and consult our resident
experts. |
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The
hero returns in the
Empire of Karn - but
should he have bothered? |
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We
look at the latest
releases for the Commodore
64, Spectrum, BBC/Electron
and the Amstrad. |
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The
best of the bargains. |
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Dates
for your diary and
witicisms for your
waking hours. |
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