RISC User 11:10
December 1998/January 1999
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RISC OS: The Future RISC User contributor Andrew Rawnsley is in charge of the technical aspects of the Steering Group's bid to take over the development of RISC OS in the future. Here he talks about the background to his involvement, and his plans for the future |
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The Future of BEEBUG and RISC User Sheridan Williams makes a statement about the future of the company and the magazine |
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Netline Are you a fan of a cult film or TV series? If so, Carol Carpenter can help you use the Internet to find out more about your interest |
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DTP Workshop More desktop publishing hints and tips from Richard Hallas, this time covering the use of images to illuminate articles |
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Pocket Book OPAs A tailpiece to our Pocket Book programming series explains how to set up programs as applications, with desktop icons, which can handle files |
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Working on the Image Nobilangelo Ceramalus delves into the world of colour |
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How To Make Light of HTML A further look at HTML tables |
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Passing the Port Peter Naulls finishes off porting a calendar application to RISC OS from Unix |
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Education: Portables Three portable word processors come into the hands of Chris Drage: the AlphaSmart 2000, the DreamWriter 200 and the eMate 300 |
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Education: Future Imperfect Marshal Anderson reveals the percentage of Acorn computers in use in schools today |
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The Digital Darkroom We look at two brand new digital cameras, together with some software that helps you to make the most of digital photos |
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Rhapsody 4 Andrew Rawnsley sets a lot of score by the latest version of Clares' music package |
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Seeing the Sites Mark Moxon evaluates SiteSeer, a new utility for downloading entire Web sites, and compares it with ANT's similar WebTool |
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Cover Concept, design and photography: Lee Calcraft |
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Contents & Editorial | |
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News | |
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Puzzle | |
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Hints & Tips | |
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Solutions to Puzzles 11:7 and 11:8 | |
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Reader offer The Really Good Software Company |
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RISC User subscriptions, back issues and products | |
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APDL |
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Intelligent Interfaces Ltd |
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Irlam Instruments Ltd with RISC User special offer on Album |
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BEEBUG Ltd RISC User Volume 11 Special Disc |
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CTA Direct |
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Stuart Tyrrell Developments (STD) |
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The Really Good Software Company |
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Serious Statistical Software 1st |
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Printmaker |
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Flat Plan Overall layout of pages for this issue of the magazine |
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Progress sheet A list of articles, their authors and the number of pages they occupy |
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Ever the TWAIN An unpublished review of David Pilling's version 2 TWAIN scanner drivers by Nobilangelo Ceramalus; there was insufficient space to accommodate this in the issue for which it was intended (11:10), and in the end it was never used |
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Talking from the Inside This is an early version of Mark Moxon's review of Acorn's internal modem for the Risc PC; it was subsequently published in issue 12:1 in a significantly updated form (the unused 11:10 version of the review predates Clares' acquisition of the modems) |