ID | Article Title | Author | Type | Publisher | Machine(s) | Date |
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7169 | The Survivor | Simon Williams | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7168 | Bigtop Barney | Mike Gerrard | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7167 | Technician Ted | Mike Gerrard | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7166 | Witchswitch | Bob Chappell | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7165 | Chopper | Bryan Skinner | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7164 | Front Line | Bryan Skinner | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7163 | Subterranean Stryker | Bryan Skinner | Review | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7162 |
Sleuth Basic programmers can now have the same dual screen facilities that machine code programmers find so useful for debugging programs, thanks to Sleuth, from Beebugsoft. But it has its limitations, says Simon Williams. |
Simon Williams | Type-In Game | Personal Computer News | ![]() |
9th Mar 1985 |
7161 | Software Preview | Bryan Skinner | Type-In Game | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7160 |
RS1 Serial Interface Green with envy over BBC owners who can use a wide variety of modems and printers? Well, you'll soon be in the pink with the RS1, says David Janda. |
David Janda | Article | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7159 |
Sharp MZ800 Sharp bills its MZ800 as a small business computer. Brendin Lewis checks it out. |
Brendin Lewis | Article | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7158 |
Output: Sargon III Tony Harrington puts Sargon III to the test and finds that it's a good upgrade of Sargon I and II: John Nunn tries it in action. |
John Nunn | Article | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7157 |
Output: Drip Drop Give your green fingers a spot of spring exercise with this gardening game for the Commodore 64, courtesy of Zack Jones. |
Zack Jones | Article | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7156 |
Output: QL System Variables Alan Turnbull reveals the inner secrets of your QL's system variables and shows how you can disable the Break key sequence. |
Alan Turnbull | Article | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7155 |
Output: Flexitext Variety is definitely the spice of this listing from David Lockett. Flexitext allows you to print double height, upside down, sideways and any which way to give your programs that extra zip. |
David Lockett | Article | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7154 | Amstrad Wave Tops The January Pops | Letter | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | ||
7153 | Simple Code Confuses Prying Disassemblers | David Barrett | Letter | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7152 | Oric Simulation Of Beeb's Page | James Eibisch | Letter | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7151 | Calculating Space In The BBC's Buffer | Stuart W. Moore | Letter | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 | |
7150 | QL Screen Wrap Goes Both Ways | S. Wilson | Letter | Personal Computer News | 9th Mar 1985 |