Introduction - Welcome to CyberSex Magazine #1.

 It's not uncommon to dream -
 It's harmful not to dream.

 (C) teacher
 from Ryazan
 College of Electronics


 Welcome to CyberSex Magazine #1.

 My second magazine and my second magazine,
written in the old city of Ryazan.
 The magazine is designed for true erotomaniacs
(like me) and for all those who like
read erotic works. Magazine
occupies the entire disk. Total on disc 45
compressed text files longer than 800
KB.
 Also, as an application, there is
two erotic (figuratively speaking) demos.
The magazine was produced approximately seven or eight
months (from March 1998 to October 1998).
This delay is not due
complexity - I just gave up on my
Speccy (I had no time for it...).

Technical details.
 The magazine has an open format. You can
change the font and viewer. Fonts, in
number of five pieces, attached by the author
to the log, but you can also use
any of yours. Enough for this
copy it to disk. Required
conditions: alternative encoding, size
symbol 6*8 dots, loading address - 25000,
standard length is 2048 bytes.
 You can also use your
viewer if you don't like mine. He
must be located at address 27048 and be
no more than 900 bytes long (since from the address
27999 stack is located). The viewer must
support the following text format:
end of text - code #00; compression code -
#Obnn, where nn-128 is the number of printables
in a rowspaces; end of line - #0d;
number of characters per line - 42.
 The old ones must be preserved
file names. The current font is font.C,
viewer - viewer.C.

Thanks along with greetings.
 Antonovskaya Angelina - for suggesting the idea
writing this magazine (which she's not even talking about)
knows) and for moral support at the first
stage;
 "Smoked" - for his Pentium, CD-ROM with
disk and 3.5 and 5.25 HD drives (it has
texts were borrowed);
 Barbar - for access to Fido;
 Kostya - for access to InterNet;
 Crutch - for a scientific point of view;
 Cooper - for illegal scanning and
using his cool hand-drawing
pictures;
 Rex from Flash Inc. - for illegal
ripping his music out of Joke Boot and
use in a magazine (very
matches the picture);
 Steve from ADG - for the quick procedure
sprite output;
 Spleen, Lyapis Trubetskoy, 'White Eagle' - for
moral and musical support;
 Danil Koretsky and his 'Antikiller 1 and 2'
for a fascinating read;
 Vincent and Plug'n'Play with Flash BIOS -
for not interfering;
 the government - for the economic crisis;
 France Foreign Legion - for being
there is also because “Smoked” wants to go there;
 U.S.A. - because I want to go there;
 Russian army - because I didn't go there
I want.

 The CyberDemon
 22 October 1998
 Ryazan