Open letter - I have the opinion that an electronic magazine should not be like a book. Reading from the screen is tiring, and your vision deteriorates.

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   (c) Vladimir Chernikov/Sinclair Club    
                                          
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 Dear programmers!  Co
pages of this electronic newspaper I want
ask you not to forget
us, the users.  Remember that your
programs are intended primarily for
those who do not program, but only
uses them, uses them as for
leisure time and for useful and
then the necessary work.                  
    Judge for yourself, I load it into the computer
some program and start learning
description or help, where such is indicated
number of keys that need to be true
prodigy to remember them.  I'll take it
paper and start writing out - what kind
What is the key used for? Is the printer worth it?
on the side, I wish I could take it and print it! But
how ifsome text is missing
editor?  The programmer didn't care about
This is to our great regret, but in our
computer age write with a fountain pen on
paper is already an anachronism!                    
    I don't encourage you in every program
make an output to the printer, although this is not
It’s difficult, but registering your help or
management is needed in such a way that
had the opportunity not only to read on
screen, but also always print on
printer.                                 
    In some electronic magazines,
which ones I happened to read are provided
upload text only as a screen to
disk rather than as a text file. That's it
You can’t make it up on purpose! Upload picture
for printing it’s all right, but the text... You
what, you think I'll hang it on the wall and
Will I admire it?  And programs or
fragments of programs that you provide in
magazines and newspapers.   We need them too
write it down on paper manually so that later
type on the keyboard.    This too
anachronism.   Very well done in
magazine ZX-Review (No. 5-6 1997) - you can
upload both text and graphics, and the text
programs can be loaded into assembler and
compile to disk.  Not required
paper and a pen, and a lot of time.
(Well done, Roshchin!!!).And I also have this opinion, electronic
a magazine should not be like a book.
Reading from the screen is tiring and spoils
vision.   Text in the magazine is required
accompany not only music, but also
actions.   Images must be in
movement.    If you are writing something
program, so be kind right there in the text
and demonstrate it. Photos also
must be alive, otherwise why a computer,
print on paper.                      
    And one last thing. Many system programs
come out with imperfections, and the authors of such
programs, apologizing to users,
They promise to finish it in the next version. you
can you imagine: I would buy
a car without rear wheels, and a factory
I would promise to put it in the next model
all of them.  I urge you not to do this
the program must be finished
completely...