Personal Computer News #022 (Generic)

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Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	VNU Publications
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	BBC Model B, Acorn Electron, Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 16K, Spectrum 128K, Spectrum Plus, Spectrum +2, Spectrum +3, Generic
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	4th August 1983
Original Release Price:	£0.45
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (62)

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Article:

Main Menu, -

News:

At Last...The Microdrive Is Here!, -

The Microdrive - Those Great Expectations, -

Safer By Order, -

Cut-Down Microwriter Coming, -

Silicon Trip Via The Guardian, -

Making Fun Of Maths, -

Working With Micros - Insight Youth Training Scheme, -

Micro Makers Get The Heat Treatment - View From America, Chris Rowley

The Fame Game - Mogul Software, -

Sig/Net Swans Around In Colour, -

Chartech Makes Word Processors Scientific, -

Aquarius In Control, -

High-Profile Microdecision, -

Xenix Triplets, -

Teachers Lag Behind, Sandra Grandison

Osborne And Epson A La Modem From K&N, -

Blast Your Own EPROMs On The IBM, -

Epson HX20 Cross-Talk, -

Sirius Network, -

Get In The Know At The Poly, -

Hobbit Forms, -

Handy Digits, -

Higher Oki, -

Take A Stand - A-Stack Computer Table, -

Kuma Kills Bug, -

Charts:

Charts (July 28 1983), -

Letter:

The Magic Camel Killer, D. Glancy

Taking The Lid Off BINs, J. D. Sparke

Law Wanted For Labels, Declan Kelly

Oust Apple Intellectuals, R. J. Davis

Atari Angst After Review, A. Newiss

Assemblers - The Whole Spectrum, J. Pateman

A Grand Old Tale Of Ks, Mohibul Islam

Atari Assembler - An Open Book?, Declan O' Kane

Is Brass Banned On Micros?, Rodney Evans

Multiple Micros Problem, Mark Paton

BEEP Op A Lulu, Philip South

Spectrum's Wee Entry Problem, Julius Uzu

Setting Up A Micro Venture, Andrew Hawkins

BBC Tapes Verified, K. Wolstenholme

Animated Sinclair, Julian Skidmore

Unbreakable Atari, Craig Reading

Jumping Around The Oric, Gordon R. Love

A Colourful Clearout, M. Graven

ZX81 Partial To A Scroll, Simon Allen

Orical Text In High Resolution, David Jones

Dragon Colour Trickery, Richard Chan

Repeating Paradox, Andrew Mellanby

Vic Key Control, P O' Connell

Article:

Mixing Sound With The Genie, Keith Hook

Paint Your Dragon, Brian Cadge

Mupid, Ralph Bancroft

Pixy 3 Plotter, Karl Dallas

Brother HR-15 Daisywheel Printer, Ian Scales

Maltron Keyboard, Ian Scales

Club:

West London Personal Computer Club, -

Clubnet, -

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Magazine Reviews (16)

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Velnor's Lair (Spectrum 48K)

I was a sure sucker for this game, each time taking on a different character.

Zork 1 (Commodore 64/128)

The programs are not cheap but they are worth every penny.

Moria (Spectrum 16K)

Makes a change from the usual style of adventure.

3D Combat Zone (Spectrum 48K/128K/+2)

This has to be a must for anyone with a serious Spectrum collection.

Knot In 3D (Spectrum 48K)

I don't think Knot In 3D will teach you much about strategy, although if you're a maths genius it might; however, it certainly does sharpen your reactions.