Acorn User - April 1985

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SPECIALS
 
April Fool
 
Acornsoft offer
 
Touch screen
NEW USERS
 
Hints & Tips
 
First Byte: handling strings
 
Introduction to Logo
 
Touch screen
A touch screen developed from hardware in the MOS of the Beeb and Electron
 
ATOM
 
Atom Forum
Connecting an eight bit only printer to the Atom and linking to toolbox ROMs
 
REVIEWS
 
ZEP100
How does this Torch second processor fare against the Acorn Z80
 
Educational software
Answer back - Senior Quiz, Vectors and Word Skill
 
£50 Modem
 
Games
Know your own personality from Mirrorsoft/Ivan Berg, The Sting from Gemini, DACC's 747 Flight Simulator, Addison Wesley's Electronic Colouring Book, Sinbad from virgin and pengi from Visions
 
AMX Mouse
 
RAM/ROM boards
 
Modem software
REGULARS
 
News
What went wrong at Acorn, belgrano row using Torchs
 
Noticeboard
 
Central processing
 
Beeb forum
Top 20 software chart
 
Acorn Abuser's Diary
 
Bar Code reader offer
 
BUSINESS SPECIAL
 
BUSINESS
Business news
 
CP/M
To use the ABC Business micros and other Z80 second processors
 
ZEP100
 
Demon modem
 
AMX Mouse
 
RAM/ROM boards
 
Software for modems
EDUCATION
 
Logo: The language for learning
 
Educational news
Microtext licence fees, Acorn's International Educational Software Catalogue and the MEPs bar code reader
 
Softwear reviews
Answer back - Senior quiz, vectors and Word Skill
 
FEATURES
 
Languages: Logo
 
Colours by interrupts
 
Plotting equations
 
DIY Icons
 
Measuring resistance
Using the ADC to measure electrical resistance
 

Publication Date : 1st April 2009



This exhibit has a reference ID of CH3990. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
 

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