This issue introduces the new E-Paper viewer shell complete with setup instructions and system requirements, alongside a brief history of the LFG demogroup project. The coding section provides assembly code for Scorpion model detection and hard drive checks. System utility coverage features Ultra X Format, the SPLAYER music utility for Pro Tracker 3 modules, and Macro Adapter v2.0i for screen pixel filtering and pseudo-resolution effects. Non-technical articles explore controversial theories surrounding the US Apollo moon landings, the origins of steampunk and Babbage's engines, and a humorous critique of PC users from a ZX Spectrum enthusiast perspective. Coverage of Chaos Constructions 000 rules, a local demoscene party report, and a software appendix round out the release.
Issue contents:
- Help - description of the new log shell.
- Introduction - now we are not an electronic media, but simply an e-reader.
- Local Newz - Glazov and Perm news: CJ finishes the game "Koshcheev's Chain", Dr. Dismal is studying, Sirvivor is collecting an archive of ZX software, Orc(k) is finishing the game.
- Newz - rules and competitions Chaos Constrictions 000.
- Light Fitire Assembly'99 - a collection of Glazovsky and Perm spektrumists.
- Pro-Z Code - programming: procedure for checking Scorpio and the presence of HDD.
- Soft - description of the Ultra X Format program from Survivor.
- Soft - descriptions of a sophisticated PT3 music player - SPLAYER by SiRiL/4D.
- Soft - description of the Macro Adapter v 2.0i program.
- Moonwalk of Americans - I somehow began to notice that the public was making noise about the fact of the flight of US astronauts to the Moon.
- Cyberpunk - Steam-powered computer...
- pC Rulezz! - the image of a typical pisishnik - something vaguely reminiscent of a person, unshaven, moving on four limbs and ready to open the skulls of every living object they meet for the sake of a portion of brains.
- Revolution - “Time fled quickly, like a sprinter on a treadmill who is going for a record. And finally, six o’clock came. All the guests were summoned, the table was set”...
- Information Bureau - The editors enter into correspondence with readers, which should, naturally, contribute to even greater unity of the Spectrum scene.
- National Domain - supplement to the newspaper.
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