Acorn User - January 1989
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EDITORIAL
Connectivity. IBM PCs can already connect to Econet via Acorn's Ecolink card. Macintoshes will link soon and gain a User Port too. BBC Basic now runs on Nimbus, PC and Mac; soon it will go onto the Amiga. First Word Plus and Timeworks will link PC, Atari and Arc; Pipedream comes in PC, Z88, Arc and Beeb flavours. As more people buy Arcs, more software will migrate from the PC and St world.
NEWS
BBC Acorn user
More Masters in demand, Uniplex software for UNIX
Comms Column
Customer Hotline
Education News
Preview
Wordpower, budget Arc drawing packages, Technology and Design 2, Colour Screenprint
Noticeboard
Reader Service
Competition Results
Blunderbox
FEATURES
User Card Database
How you can use concepts from Apple's Hypercard visual database
ARC GKS Graphics
Guy Martin and Gary Phillips introduce segments to the GKS standard library
Shooting Gallery
The Mystery of Maps
Adventurous teaching
Infants can be motivated by simple adventures
Free Poster
The View Family, Wordwise and the Inter series ate all covered in this pull-out poster
REVIEWS
Games Page
Games Reviews
Minerva's freddy's Folly, Clogger from Impact, Mandarin's Lancelot and Rainbird's game of the year, Corruption
Coming together
Games compilations
PIN Power
Panasonic's KX-P1124
Captured
The Watford Arc digitiser captures live pictures from video even in colour
Driven Crazy
Two ROMs that can make it easier to escape from the printer maze with View
EDUCATION
News
Commodore Amiga to emulate BBC micro
Infant Adventurers
Adventure games for young school children
REGULARS
Hints & Tips
How to edit Basic programs in Interword, and keep Wordwise Plus backups
Arc Agora
Untangling sound on the Arc and generating your own voices
Business
Making use of the BBC micro
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