Two programs which combine to provide a Teletext-like system for display. The first program creates and then allows editing of the pages. Unlike most of other teletext editors I've used, this one doesn't use the function keys to place the control codes on the screen. Instead, it uses the normal keys when CTRL is pressed too.

At first I thought this would be difficult, but as the codes are well thought out - for example, CTRL-C gives 'C'olour change, CTRL-G 'G'raphics - they are easier to use and they can be learned very quickly. The only criticism I have of this section is that you have to type all double height text twice, others do this automatically.

The control program is not so good, however, as the number of options one has is very limited. It only gives two alternatives: cyclic display, with each page on screen for up to 30 seconds before the next appears, or selective with a use typing the page number wanted.

This is not very flexible. I have used better control programs which allow a mixture of the two using the arrow keys to move forward and back at will. Reasonable value. Should be considered if you need dynamic displays. Disc version: £10.95.

D.C.