The debut issue opens with an overview of the electronic interface and features designed for readers. Local developers share insights into creating system software, sprite generators, copy utilities, and strategic games. The technical section addresses the root causes of software glitches related to interrupt handling and disk drivers, alongside custom assembly routines for filling enclosed screen areas. Entertainment content features a hacker-themed parody of Winnie-the-Pooh, satirical spy stories, a collection of classic retro jokes, and a humorous hardware price list. The magazine also includes a community proficiency test and local classified ads from software distributors.
Issue contents:
- Introduction - Despite everything, the first issue has finally come out.
- Interview - Pavel from REAL SOFT/NEW CORP Brest.
- Software - Where do “glitchy” programs come from?
- For programmers - the procedure for painting a closed object on the screen.
- New Adventures - Winnie the Pooh.
- Stirlitz - From the first issue of the newspaper, we decided to start a series of stories about spy 009 - Stirlitz.
- One hundred stories about the Chukchi - the offered anecdotes are not in any way nationalistic in nature.
- Oh, this protection - Having almost “broken” the protection in REAL SOPY, I sat, clutching my head with both hands, and thought about what was so stuck there...
- Test - Are you a lamer or not?
- Price List - Toilet brand FM-930T.
- Advertising - If you need various programs for your SPECTRUM compatible computer, then call us!
- Conclusion - Our first issue of the newspaper has come to an end.
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