Published in Personal Computer News #062
Main Menu QL Fails First Test IBM Pares Software Cost To The Bone GST Ready To Take Up Slack Future Net MSX Static ASA Slams Micro Men Stop Thief Protek Modem Held Up By Telecom Approval Process DEC Display Commando Raid Recovers Apricot - View From Japan AMS Ties In With Replica Registration Deal For PC Stacking Pattern Kaypro Enhances Model 4 Games Cheaper Casio Breaks ?400 Barrier On Luggables Rise Burroughs Prestel DBs Rejigged Peripherals Roundup The Manufacturers' Naming Game Acorn - Could Try Harder Help To Design A Computer Desk Calling All Bulletin Boards Where Is An Electron Not An Electron? Spectrum Wanted - In W Australia User Group For Various Machines Barking Up The Wrong Piracy Tree Fears Of Satisfied Oric Owner Spikey Problem Of Mains Surge Manic Miner Elbows The Boy Into Business With The Spectrum A Useful Address For Vic 20 Interfaces If Music Be The Food Of Colour... Fuller Box Hitches Loading? IF Statements And Bubble Sorts Vic's Operation Speeded Up Oric Atmos Command Mix-up Spectrum Programs Unmergeable Vic Goes Into Reverse All The Shades Of The Oric Cure For Bodged Codes Noises On The Spectrum Text & Hires Split Screen Graphics Array Sort Utility Compaq Japanese Peripheral Invasion K1 Buggy & Youngtrainer Koala Pad & Koala Painter OS9 Spectrum Scholars* Diligent Duo* Expressbase 2 Software Preview Rapedes 1984 House Of Death Operation Gremlin Spectravideo Computing First Steps With Your BBC Micro, A Beginners' Guide To Simple Programming Micro Man Computing For All The Family With A BBC Computer Spectrum Special The Spectrum Workshop - Word Processing And Beyond Charts (May 11 1984) Yate & Sodbury Computer Club Billboard Quit Syntax Errors Datelines
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26th May 1984