Acorn User - November 1984
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NEW USERS
First Byte
Tessie Revivis introduces techniques for drawing shapes on the screen and assemblying them into your own designs
Hints & Tips
Converting TVs, Polishing your programs, testing joysticks, Sound-proofing acoustic couplers and achieving 3D-effect printing
Letters
Hints on RTTY
Why do peripherals cost so much?
Wordwise in Spanish
Dear kitty
Mystery of the 'Bad mode' message
History of the Beeb
FEATURES
Sprites cloned
How to produce clone and mirror images
Floating point
Floating point variables
ROM juggler
With Beeb and board full of ROMs, how can you be sure of calling up the one you want?
Beeb in the glasshouse
How Reading researchers are using the BBC Micro to monitor plant life
COMMUNICATIONS
Tele tales
The traumas of putting live messages on the air
EDUCATION
News round-up
Edword at work
ATOM
Atom Forum
Hardware modifications
AUTO Atom
Converting Beeb programs to AtomBasic with the AUTO command
REVIEWS
Joe's Jottings
Toad's extension socket
Watford's Speech Synthesiser and Beebfont ROM
Games
Eagle's Wing and Spooks and Spiders by Software Invasion
Vision's Digger
Accent on WP
BBtype, a multi character-set wordporcessor offering foreign accents and technical mathematical symbols
Hardware
Romex 13 ROM board
Philip's TP200 monitor
Language learners
Language coaching packages from Beebugsoft, Salamander and Kosmos
REGULARS
News
Acorn results, Torch develops Unix, Beebs in India, South America and China, and Beeb could be prescribed for doctors
Noticeboard
Beeb Forum
Software Top 20
Frak! still f-f-first
Acorn Abuser's Diary
IN THIS ISSUE
Buggies and turtles
Digitising duo
two graphics tablets are taken to task and both come out well
ABC marvel
Acorn's new 310 boasts the latest hardware and software
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