This issue covers the electronic press releases of Generation Z, MSF, FullPull, and Body, along with demoscene reviews from the ASCII Party 2003 in Izhevsk. The technical section presents a 10000 baud Vicomm modem driver, 3D graphics algorithms, and articles on multitasking concepts, task scheduling, and NeOS v2.0. Historical entries include an interview with Vitaly Levy, creator of the Lviv Spectrum, alongside an overview of Soviet hardware clones. Discussions center on hardware maintenance, platform survival, organizing Ukrainian demoparties, plus essays on 'The Lord of the Rings' and global futuristic technology.
Issue contents:
- From the editor - work on the new issue of the newspaper has been completed.
- Mail review - letters from: Eugene Mazitov, Нimik, Slavka Kalinin, Deadie.
- Press review - Generation Z#04, MSF#26, FullPull#2,#3, Body #3F.
- Coders - 10000 baud driver for Vicomm modem.
- OS - A few words about the OS for the Spectrum.
- OS - OS for Spectrum: Multitasking, Dispatcher, Interrupt Controller and Timer, Clearboard.
- Opinion - About pressing problems: repair, adjustment or modification of ZX-compatible machines.
- Opinion - Spectrum is dead, what to do next?
- Party in Ukraine - we can conclude that a party in Ukraine is not needed!
- Party - review of dem from Izhevsk party ASCII 2003.
- History - conversation with the creator of the Lviv Spectrum.
- History - Spectrum clones: Lviv version and Leningrad.
- Technology - Let's start eliminating the night.
- About everything - Something about “The Lord of the Rings” and Hollywood standards.
- Advertising - Karlo Computer Software encourages musicians, artists and journalists to work on joint projects.
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