RISC User 12:4
June 1999
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Return of the Palette Have you ever wanted to edit palettes on your Risc PC like you could with the old Palette utility? Well, now you can... |
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Focus on Four The fourth Wakefield Show was the first test of the optimism in the new-look RISC OS market since Acorn's demise, but was it a celebration of the future or a look back in anger? Richard Hallas was there and sent us this report |
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RISC OS 4 Revealed RISC OS 4 is nearly upon us, but what exactly will we get for our money? We take a look at the features we can expect to see in the newest ARM-based operating system |
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Pre-emptive Strike Eddie Edwards continues his look at the issues surrounding multithreading and how it might one day be implemented in RISC OS |
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Putting on a Show Have you ever needed to display your computer screen to crowds of people or big classes of pupils? Mike Battersby has, and here he tells us how he went about it |
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DTP Workshop Richard Hallas gives some good advice on how to avoid embarrassing mistakes brought on by poor hyphenation |
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Juggling JavaScript In part four of his JavaScript series Mark Moxon finally gets to his first JavaScript program: oh, the thrill of it! |
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RISC OS Outside In his continuing series on installing and using ARM Linux on your Acorn, David Matthewman examines some important Linux commands |
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The Historical Tudors Chris Drage suddenly discovered that his school had no IT resources for teaching Tudor history, so off he went to discover which packages were the best, and came back with news of a whole new continent... |
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The Great Free-for-all You might think that RISC OS isn't well served by business software, but David Holden knows a few nearly-free packages that do the job |
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Brew Your Own Java Peter Naulls continues his series with a look at POP3 clients |
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DrawWORKS Millennium iSV's newest vector package has had the Y2K treatment, and Richard Hallas is highly impressed with what he sees |
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Messenger Pro David Matthewman takes the lid off Messenger Pro, the latest news and e-mail reader to hit the shelves |
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The Canon BJC-7100 Beautiful printing and a powerful printer driver from Spacetech? It's a winning combination, says Nobilangelo Ceramalus |
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Cover Photography and design: Wandering Jelly |
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RISC User subscriptions, back issues and products | |
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Reader offer Fabis Computing |
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BEEBUG Ltd RISC User Volume 11 Special Disc (revised version) |
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Davyn Computer Services |
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APDL |
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CTA Direct |
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The Really Good Software Company Notice Board Professional |
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Cartridge Care |
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CJE Micros |
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Printmaker |
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Stuart Tyrrell Developments (STD) |
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ProAction |
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Spacetech Ltd |
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Flat Plan Overall layout of pages for this issue of the magazine |