Published in Personal Computer News #046
Main Menu Mac Attack Receiver Confident As Ailing Almarc Takes Spirited Stand Forth Key All Change At Commodore Which's Brew Optim In Business While IBM Grows Peaches Sord Is Secretive About New Micro(s) New Epsons To Arrive In Spring Extra-NEC Sanyo Means Double Trouble For IBM Japanese Giants Play Chequers - View From Japan CBM 700 Back On Launchpad Hitachi Adds Peripherals Alps Disk Drive Pascal For C64 From Oxford Scene Set For ACT II Tandy Adds Portable 4 Sharp MZ700 To Be Kitted Out With Drives Successful Sinclair Draws A Blank Commodore Advert Is Misleading How's This For Spolling? IBM Puts The Record Straight Text Adventures Are In The Best Of Health A Plea For Some Standardisation Spectrum Colour Variation Taped Spectrum Programs Disappear Converting US Standards To UK Vic-20 Strategies And Simulations Oric-1 Listing Lock-up Controlling The Oric's Graphics Screen Dump Links Beeb To Epson FX80 Take The Hassle Out Of Switching ROMs RENUMbering Your Camputers Lynx Programs Invisible Lines On The Spectrum BBC 'Star' FXs Are Revealed Tidying Up The Bumbling Bees Consumer Rights Memotech - Picking Up Where The Manual Leaves Off Part 1 Caves Of Treasure Macintosh ROMEX 13 Buscard & IEEE-488 Bus Adaptor Silver Reed EX44 Printer/Typewriter Software Preview Bridge Player Bridge Master The Record Keeper Beyond Basic Barmy Burgers Gangsters Birdie Barrage Plankwalk Blue Moon Dancing Feats CP/M Bible Fancy Programming In Applesoft Charts (January 14 1984) Modems: Communing Computers Modems: Dial D For Databases Modems: Available Modems And Software Clubnet Aylesbury Computer Club Doncaster & District Sinclair User Group Billboard Quit Syntax Errors Datelines
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28th January 1984