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Volume 4 number 4 of The Einstein User, published by B & H Computers of Southowram, Halifax, with Merlin as editor and a copyright line of 1990. The inside cover carries the Einstein Top Ten games, a new book, The Source, and Merlin Software's Einstein Software and Hardware Catalogue. The new editor's first editorial recalls the English Electric DEUCE and an early white drive Einstein. Inside are Steve Todd's Communications with the Einstein, on the Prism 2000 modem, Syntel, UKM7EIN and bulletin boards, with a log from Aspects BB of Manchester; David Bell's Upgrading to an I.B.M. Compatible; the editor's Flower Power, a polar plotting program in Xtal BASIC; Letters to the Editor, on the 80 column card, C.H. Dubber on using the TC01's RGB signal with a SCART television, the Scottish Micro Show, a function key utility, C, Pascal and Fortran, Tony Perry on music and System 5 Basic, and a quiz scoring program, TEAMQUIZ; Star Studded Familys, Steve Todd on B & H's Micropro offer of Wordstar, Datastar, Supersort and Reportstar; C.H. Dubber's SCART wiring diagram; Learning the C Language part 2 by the Man in the Mountains; and Programs Submitted by Readers, Tony Perry's suite of music programs, Ludo and Bars. The back cover is B & H's special summer offer on the Einstein 256 with a colour monitor.
The listings from this issue, Tony Perry's demo disc with its Ludo game, and Flower Power, are on a ready to run disc: Einstein User Vol 4 No 4 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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