Issue 35 of Optron opens with news of a editorial shift as Pavel Vysotsky takes over for Rashpil, outlining new plans for ZXNet and Demoscene coverage. Technical content provides a comprehensive guide to ZX Spectrum interrupt modes and assembly handers. The press review covers late-1999 issues of Always, Micro, ZX-News, and Polesye, complemented by reader feedback from Lviv networkers. Cultural and philosophical pieces include essays on email phenomenon, satire by Felix Krivin, a story dedicated to Roger Zelazny, and poetry by Protein.
Issue contents:
- Likbez - Interrupts ZX Spectrum.
- Litstranichka - The path before dawn (in memory of Roger Zelazny).
- Opinion - The phenomenon of e-mail (look and feel of the programmer).
- waggons - Press Review: Always one, Micro 23, ZX-News 50, Polesie 15.
- Feedback - Letters from readers.
- Poems - People are not made of steel.
- Pages of History - On the morrow of time.
- four kilobytes - Change of Chief Editor.
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