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May you have eighty-three bags of hryvnia, Andrew!

Once upon a time, specifically Wednesday February 04, 1998 at 10:45 Andrew Savichev
wrote All:

AS> (except for the emulator and bells and whistles for it, which are not available on the Spectrum). And where
AS> can I get 500 megagrams of interesting texts read on the Spectrum? To do this, you need
AS> to write a converter program that converts any text format from IBM
AS> PC into packaged Spectrum screens.

If you are interested in text information, you take the Spectrum unzip for PC
archives, connect it to the CD-ROM spec, buy a text collection compact - and
read, read... Even under is-dos.
There’s just a ton of literature, mostly (80%) artistic.

AS> And a mixed disc is needed precisely for payback, because while on
AS> the Spectrum is natural, no one has the drive,

So that’s what we need to do for them. Why does a PC person need a disk with the same texts, but in
pictures?

AS> and on the virtual (there are quite a few of them, but there are still about 100 people,
AS> IMHO) 2/3 have it! So you can safely write on gold discs, 50
AS> will go away with a bang IMHO.

By the way, these same text compacts are, as you understand, pirated, and their
publishers have already had a number of problems. It won't work out well.

AS> And from them, as naturalists install compacts on their Scorpios and
AS> Sprinters, it will already be possible to stamp them.And the protection can be piled up on
AS> disks with copyrighted programs, CV class and especially rated
AS> magazines. Still, I hope that the compact for Spectrum will not be
AS> the only one!

:)
Sorry, Andrey, but you’re not much of a businessman :(

With respect, Tim. [Team Aries - Rulez Forever]