Optron #35 25 апреля 2000

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Feedback - Letters from readers.

  From the Editor


  As you may have noticed "feedback sessions
communications we have been held regularly -
every fifth issue of Optron. Not become
Save and | 35.

  In the first place "Optron, of course,
read and discuss our Lviv networkers. Here - an excerpt from 
one of these discussions in LVIVZXNET.GEENERAL: 


  "Litstranichka" in "Optocouplers" - the most arid section!

                     Sergei Debris, student


  "Litstranichka" - a section I'd say
pretty funny. And the most uninteresting and
confused - Likbez. The most controversial
- "This wagon."

                     Maxim Isayev, an engineer


  And I like all the "Optocouplers", except
graphic design of the rooms where
to "cover" used saver headings.

                    Valery Debris, student


  And here - the views of our other Lviv
readers:


  Of all the materials "OPTRON" I have more
attracts "Likbez. For someone who
wants to seriously study the assembly language, lessons
'Literacy classes' are far more valuable than any
textbooks.

                       Igor Matsa, student


  I, in general, far from the problems of the Spectrum. But, 
nonetheless, when my eye caught the last few issues of "Optron" 
I read with great interest. Most of all I liked the topic 
"Hobbies" - first of all, the article about the art Bonsai. 
Highly cognitive and an article on Limerick, it is a pity that 
its ending more vulgar. But "Litstranichka"

from Kharkov authors | 34 turned
some empty, nothing gives any mind,
no heart.

                     Olga Hryniv Engineer


  Placed in a "Optocouplers" | 30 article about growing bonsai 
has made me a the impression that I decided to dedicate

their leisure time in this exotic hobby.
Many thanks to Taras Nikolaychuk, author
articles for the valuable information!

           Yuri Zimkovich, science fiction writer


  Each time is eagerly waiting
release of the latest issue of "OPTRON. And from his most 
recent publications I enjoyed most about the interview with V. 
Bulchukeem in | 33. 

     Ivan Ferin, installer of radio equipment