Feedback - Competition: Who can come up with better music for the second issue of our magazine.

                                          
                 COMPETITION                  

                         "Winnie-the-Pooh 
                   wasn't quite sure," 
                   said Christopher Robin. 
                   "Now I am," said a 
                   growly voice          
                       A.A. Milne, "The 
                   world of Winnie-the- 
                   Pooh"                  

     We will have a competition like this. Who's better 
will come up with music for the second number 
our magazine. The winner of this competition 
We will send the second number to the first one 
magazine "DI HALT", which will sharply 
differ from the first issue, but in what way - for now 
we won't say. (Guess for yourself).            
 The second number will contain, 
useful information for 
programmers and for simple 
(mortal) users, and of course we 
we will help radio amateurs who want 
cover your computer with all sorts of things 
gadgets such as a disk drive.                
    It is better to write music in "PROTRACKER", 
or similar editor.  Preferably 
so that the playing time is longer.       

    By the way, if anyone wants to join our 
duet as a musician or artist, 
(from the editor: and programmer...) then 
You are welcome to call (phone number below). 
You can play musicbring it yourself, or first 
call.                                
    ...all that is written here, please 
take seriously.                          

    phone number for contact 37-21-90, 
ask Renata. (it's better when he's not there 
at home)                                     

                  Chemist.                  

        Competition from Mister Gluck.         

    To anyone who can guess how 
The abbreviation stands for:            
        KDMSNKSMFVPIVVVVNKIGVTDVSG        
    DI HALT group presents this, 
no, it’s wrong, THAT’S it... basically wow!  
    Send the results before the new year or 
call Chemist.                         

        GLUK FOREVER, Mr. Gluck.       

   P.S. Look for prompt in upper lines.