The issue opens with an overview of the Voronezh publication's interface, covering navigation and joystick support. Readers are presented with preliminary information on the Paradox 2000 demoparty in Rostov-on-Don, including competition rules and an interview with CodeRipper on the roots of the demoscene on the Spectrum and Commodore 64. Special attention is given to the story of the Voronezh computer club Sinclair Club, which teaches children programming. The software section reviews the Quick Screen Viewer 2.0 graphic viewer and the Please Design v.1.0 utility for interior and garden planning. The issue also features an interview with developer Shaitan from Samara about the creation of the game Walker and the activities of the Alien Factory and Extreme groups.
Issue contents:
- Help - description of the newspaper shell.
- From the authors - Sinclair CLub is dedicated only to the Spectrum!
- Demopati - preliminary information about Paradox'2000.
- Demoscene - Hacker magazine tells what demoscene is and why it is needed.
- Back to the roots - a story about the Voronezh computer club Sinclair Club (computerra).
- Appendix - about Quick Screen Viewer 2.0.
- Application - Please Design v.1.0 program.
- Spectrumist from Samara - interview with Shaitan/Stars of Keladan taken at Paradox'99.
- Announcements - a documentary about the Paradox'99 festival.
- Authors - the authors of the newspaper.
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