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Issue |
| Interview |
A regional head of MEP talks about the micro explosion now under
way in Britain's schools. |
01-01 March 1983 |
| Monitors |
Thinking of buying a colour monitor? You ought to read this article
before you do. |
01-01 March 1983 |
| Monitors |
Part II of our series reviewing colour monitors available for the
BBC Micro. |
01-02 April 1983 |
| Measurements |
How your micro can be interfaced to become a powerful research tool. |
01-02 April 1983 |
| Useful Things To Know |
Useful Things To Know |
01-03 May 1983 |
| Useful Information |
Useful Information |
01-04 June 1983 |
| School |
The classroom where the children use a BBC Micro as naturally as
they would a crayon. |
01-06 August 1983 |
| Electron |
Our technical editor looks inside the BBC Micro's baby brother and
finds some surprises. |
01-07 September 1983 |
| Basicode |
Micro shall speak unto micro with this revolutionary computer language
from Holland. |
01-08 October 1983 |
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| Chess (Reviews) |
A leading chess expert shows you how to test and evaluate three
competing programs. |
01-10 December 1983 |
| Paged Graphics
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How to create fast action graphics using the registers of your BBC
Micro's video chip. |
01-10 December 1983 |
| Computer
Speak (Humour) |
Our jargon decoder gives the real meaning of the buzz-words you
thought you understood. |
01-10 December 1983 |
| The Addict
(Humour) |
No apologies for printing this controversial insight into the sad
world of the micro addict. |
01-11 January 1984 |
| Recovery |
'Bad Program' messages? Why not use our invaluable program recovery
routine? |
02-01 March 1984 |
| BBC II Micro
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An in-depth description of the BBC II Micro - technology taken to
its limit. |
02-02 April 1984 |
| Class Room |
Micros in education: A typical day in the life of a busy school
computer lab. |
02-02 April 1984 |
| Memory |
Short of bytes? Larger programs for disc users with these cunning
overlay techniques. |
02-03 May 1984 |
| Spreadsheets
Start Here |
A gentle introduction to the world of spreadsheets. We show you
what to look for. |
02-03 May 1984 |
| Typing
In Listings |
Further explanations of Jim Notman's formatter - with Mode 7 firmly
in mind. |
02-03 May 1984 |
| Log-on |
Plug into the exciting world of telecomputing |
02-07 September 1984 |
| Magnificent 7 (Reviews) |
An in-depth comparison of the seven most popular programmers toolkits
on ROM. |
02-08 October 1984 |
| Disabled |
Keyboards can cause problems for some handicapped people. We examine
alternatives. |
02-08 October 1984 |
| Paged Rom |
How to make use of sideways RAM chips to write your own ROM type
software |
02-08 October 1984 |
| View Keys |
Add extra power to VIEW. Here's a useful routine to program the
function keys. |
02-10 December 1984 |
| Basic I/II Part 1 |
The start of our thorough investigation of the rival Basic's - how
they differ, and why. |
02-10 December 1984 |
| Short Story |
Fact or fiction? Read this and you'll never see your Micro in the
same light again. |
02-11 January 1985 |
| Basic I/II Part 2 |
The final part of our in depth exploration of the BBC Micro's two
rival Basics. |
02-11 January 1985 |
| Mouse Review |
Exploit the graphics potential of your micro to the full with the
phenomenal AMX mouse. |
02-11 January 1985 |
| Pilot |
The first BBC Micro version of Pilot - the ideal language for computer
aided learning. |
02-12 February 1985 |
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| CEEFAX Teletext |
Various Teletext articles (still to be sorted into other menus!) |
05-03 May 1987 |
| Gallery 2 |
More artistic masterpieces created on our readers' BBC Micros. |
05-03 May 1987 |
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