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← Dragon User #064 (1988) (Dragon 32, Magazine) →

Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	Dragon Publications
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Dragon 32, Dragon 64
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	1st August 1988
Original Release Price:	£1.20
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (28)

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Article:

Contents, -

Front Cover & Copyright Info, -

Editorial, -

Letter:

Canoe In Trouble, -

DOS Complexities Raised, -

Tandy Response, -

RAM On Rampage, -

Disc Hangups, -

RAE Course, -

Basic09 Print Alarm, -

Dragon's A1 Service, -

News:

Diamonds And Ghosts, -

Two Pulses, -

Orange Appeal, -

Reviewers Rule OK, -

If It Fits, -

Article:

Dragonsword, -

64K In Two 32K Pages - The Real SAM, -

Fitting A Hard Drive To The Dragon, -

Colour Correction, -

Competition:

Crossword, -

Competition Corner, -

May Competition Answer, -

Letter:

Making A Line Tick, -

Eprom Makes Sense, -

Sound Under Machine Code, -

Hi-Res In Two Parts, -

More Memory, -

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Destiny Trio (Pulser)

The black, yellow and white areas give every appearance of being dreary, although the game is not.

Picture Maker (John Penn)

A great deal has been put into Picture Maker, but it cannot be used to the full because of an assumption that the user will find it easy-to-follow. It is not.