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Volume 4 Number 3 of Tatung Einstein User, edited by Brian Thomas and published by B & H Computers of Bank Top Works, Southowram, Halifax, with show adverts for November 1989. The editor's Creative Accounting asks readers to write in, and Back to the Future asks which newer machine owners are moving to: PC, Amiga, Atari, Macintosh or Apricot. Inside are a review of Bell Software's Infobase and Infofax teletext disk; DOSser's Delight, comparing XtalDOS, CP/M and MS-DOS; the first part of Learning the C Language by The Man in The Mountains of Merlin Software; PC Plod?, on PC compatibility; a review of Theatre Europe; and Feedback, with J. Crane's sprite routine, John P. Barker's Starquake teleport codes and his Tasword to ASCII converter, a reader's DOS 2 drive table and David Rose's jazz version of the clock program's tune. Alan Wilkins's The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, Handel arranged for the Einstein's three voices, runs to a nine page listing. There are the Disklist service, Supasoft's price list, classified adverts, B & H's hardware page and its Einstein 256 Christmas offer, the subscription form, Bell Software's catalogue, and notices for the third Alternative Micro Show at Bingley Hall, Stafford, and the Scottish Micro Show at Livingston.
The listings from this issue, Alan Wilkins's Queen of Sheba, J.P. Barker's Tasword convertor and the joystick and clock routines, are on a ready to run disc: Einstein User Vol 4 No 3 Listings Disc.
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Sent to us by Paul Botley, with thanks. The same scans are also in Mike's Archive. The PDF has a searchable text layer.
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