About
Einstein Magazine & All Micro News was the house magazine of the UK Einstein User Group, published six times a year from New Romney in Kent by the Steam Computer Society.
This is issue 74, March to April 1995, twenty four pages plus its two sided loose insert. Inside: an open letter from the chief editor to a contributor; the editor on what an Einstein is worth secondhand against an Amstrad PCW; the Kuma Superstore database; Ted Cawkwell's data switch for sharing a printer; Andrew McRobbie on repairing a sticky keyboard and how the Einstein's keyswitches are built; Ted Cawkwell's Looking Back A Decade, rereading What Micro?'s August 1984 review of the Einstein, "A Work of Pure Genius", and its May 1985 comparison with the Amstrad CPC464; a review of the PD 335 astronomy disk; Sid Dunn's Cheap and Cheerful C part 2; David Williams's Lottery Comparator and Lottery Generator to type in; Answers Please and a letter from a member whose Einstein sits idle for want of a monitor; and the insert of shows, sales and wants, with a member's priced list of a whole Einstein system for sale.
About This Scan
Scanned from an original by TatungBytes, with a searchable text layer.
The Rest of the Run
The magazine ran from Einstein Monthly in 1987 to No. 111 in 2003. We have scanned Nos 73, 74 and 76 to 80 and their companions ourselves; the other issues can be read on Einstein Reborn.
Copyright
Copyright (C) 1995 Steam Computer Society and the original authors. The publisher could not be traced as of 10 October 2026. Hosted for preservation by TatungBytes' decision of 10 October 2026: the publisher and authors could not be reached, the same issues have been online elsewhere for many years, and the file will be taken down on request from any rights holder.
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