ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
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6695 |
Penman Plotter The Penman Plotter is flexible, accurate and draws pretty pictures. Even better, it is good value, says Kenn Garroch. |
Kenn Garroch | Article | Personal Computer News | 5th Jan 1985 | |
6706 | Quit | Article | Personal Computer News | 5th Jan 1985 | ||
6708 | Main Menu | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | ||
6738 |
Output: The Castle Dodge spears, crevasses and rolling barrels in this entertaining version of the Hunchback, written to Andy Charalambous. |
Andy Charalambous | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | |
6739 |
Output: QL Sound Explorer Make a sound investment of the time it takes to tap in James Lucy's listings. |
James Lucy | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | |
6740 |
Output: Bruce Part 1 Don your jetpack and tackle the robots in the search for your fair lady in this game from Andy Clarke for you to key in to your Commodore 64. |
Andy Clarke | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | |
6741 |
Output: Poly-filling Routine Add a splash of colour with our Poly-filling utility routine, as supplied by Graeme Gibson. |
Graeme Gibson | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | |
6742 |
Enterprise A year after its initial 'launch' the Enterprise micro is at last ready to hit the streets. Stuart Cooke finds out how ready it is to face the final frontier. |
Stuart Cooke | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | |
6743 |
Comprint The Comprint interface, with its built-in software, gives Commodore owners the chance to hook up easily to an Epson-type printer, says Francis Jago. |
Francis Jago | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | |
6744 |
AMX Mouse BBC users shouldn't be slow to nibble the bait offered by AMS's mouse. It costs less than £100 and is well worth every penny, says Francis Jago. |
Francis Jago | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | |
6756 | Quit | Article | Personal Computer News | 12th Jan 1985 | ||
6759 | Main Menu | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | ||
6784 |
Output: Basic Toolkit Improve your programming skills with these toolkit listings from Stuart Nicholls. |
Stuart Nicholls | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
6785 |
Output: QDOS Smooth Operations Alan Turnbull outlines some machine code utilities which help make more of QDOS operations. |
Alan Turnbull | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
6786 |
Output: Sprite Handling Put an extra spring into the movement of your C64's sprites with this sprite-handling program from Barry Thomas. |
Barry Thomas | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
6787 |
Output: Bruce Part 2 The hero returns in Andy Clark's game, continued from issue 94. |
Andy Clark | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
6788 |
Output: Lander A spaceship pilot works hard for a living in Jason Holiday's game. |
Jason Holiday | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
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Canon V-20 The advent of yet another MSX machine is no longer big news. But how does Canon's venture into this area of the market measure up? Is MSX the answer to the computer industry's dreams? Kenn Garroch investigates. |
Canon V-20 | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
6790 |
OEL TTX2000 The world of teletext has been reserved for BBC users - that is, until the OEL adaptor for the Spectrum arrived, says Ian Scales. |
Ian Scales | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 | |
6791 |
Sideways ROM Cartridge System & ROM Box* Simon Williams looks at two ROMs for the Beeb that get over the problem of accessibility. |
Simon Williams | Article | Personal Computer News | 19th Jan 1985 |