SINCLAIR CLASSIC #2 September - October 1993
We'd like to thank everyone who responded to our advert in the penultimate issue of YS. It's good to know that people are still supporting their Spectrums. We've made a few changes for this second issue, namely the use of PFNREM V3.0 and PICREMA, two excellent utilities from G. Rowland's brilliant RAS stable. Anyone who hasn't responded to his offer of a free C15 cassette catalogue should write straight away to the address listed in the classified section. We've also simplified the loading so that the program can be copied more easily for your friends or anyone else you think might be interested. Break and SAVE.
The fanzine is still 48K owing to a massive row we had a few weeks ago! Basically we were too lazy to come up with a good 128K program for the fanzine! But the lack of actual 'words per issue' is pissing us off because we want it to be so much bigger. We don't want to be the best or the final word in Speccy fanzines because that's not the way it should be.
Ideas at the moment involve going monthly or multi-loading. This fanzine is now available from Prism PD or direct from us by return of post with a blank tape and a SAE. We look forward to hearing from fellow Spec-Enthusiasts.
Seeing as this issue was written on a B/W telly, maybe you could colour it in yourselves! Also we apologise if any pages are a riot of clashing hues but one must work with the tools at hand. However badly...
One last thing... if your Speccy dies and goes to heaven and you live in the Notts area, take it to Software City in Mansfield Rd.
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