Acorn User - April 1989
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EDITORIAL
Acorn sales are picking up well. The R140 workstation arrived at the BETT show in January and was received well. Superior Software sold more games this Christmas than last. There will be a BBC Acorn User show at Alexandra Palace between 21 July and 23 July
NEWS
Acorn User Show returns
Computer programme on the BBC. New fonts for DTP
Comms Column
Customer Hotline
Education News
Preview
Minerva's home Accounts, ProArtisan from Clares and Megaprint NLQ, a multifonts package from Saber Software
Noticeboard
Reader Service
Blunderbox
FEATURES
Maths on the Dot
How and when to use the Archimedes floating point emulator
Telling tales
Familiarise children with the cultures of their class-mates
Joe's jottings
Rite Minds
Watch the druid weave his way around Stonehenge, collectin runes and avoiding foes
Down to business
What's available for the Acorn user in business
REVIEWS
Games Page
Games Reviews
Fish from Rainbird, Impact Games' orbital and the Last Ninja
Quality Printing
Talkshop
Smalltalk-80, a programming system from Smalltalk Express and the Arc 440
Plotting on
Roland DXT 880A
EDUCATION
News
Funds for data and research
Tales from afar
REGULARS
Hints & Tips
Arc Agora
File comparison, colour cube notions and a graphic one-liner from Arc expert, David Acton
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