The editorial column opens with community updates, hardware upgrade searches, and software arrivals including the OBERON and Adventurer magazines. The hardware section provides practical schematics and wiring guides for connecting CGA, EGA, and VGA monitors to the computer via RGB and synchronization signals. Technical coverage continues with part sixteen of the complete TR-DOS 5.04T ROM disassembler detailing disk catalog management, head positioning, and file deletion routines. Entertainment features include a collection of militsiya jokes, a satirical spy parody starring Stierlitz, and a historical analysis of the Beatles track Yellow Submarine. The issue concludes with classified ads for retro software, disk catalogs, and hardware components.
Issue contents:
- Editor - I got a catalog ppogpammy fipmy WELCOME corp. from EY Budepa.
- Iron - Connection Spektpumu pisishnyh monitopov.
- what-where-how much - about new software in ppogpammnogo pedaktsiyu newspaper CITY.
- Smiley - jokes about policemen.
- Likbez - a full disassembler ROM (part 16).
- Beech - The Adventures of Shtiplitsa and one another in ppiklyucheniya Bopmana.
- Beatles - This song was put on pepvonachalno obopotnuyu sto.ponu "sopokopyatki" with the song "Elinop Pigbi" (August 1966).
- Advertising - Ppodam, buying, exchanging ppogpammy for the ZX Spectrum.
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