Sinclair User September 1985

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Sinclair User Issue 42

Features

Know your Rights - Essential reading for all Sinclair users. Wendie Pearson's guide tells you how to avoid buying a blown spectrum or being ripped off by the crooks of the classifed ad

Hardware

Hardware World - Typing tex made easy with the Omni-Reader, interface your QL with Kempston, get to grips with the Stick. John Lambert is your guide.

Entry Point - In the concluding part of his beginners' series, John Gilbert takes a random look at the number generator.

Machine Code - Marcus Jeffrey develops picture rountines which can be copied, merged or exchanged with the power of logic.

Helpline - Print and beep with Andrew Hewson as he rummages about in the ROM

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Creator : EMAP Business & Computer Publications

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