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NEW ROMCOMBINER
Z88 FAQ LAUNCHED
Most old computers have them, so what
better time to launch the Z88 FAQ, a
simple text file of frequently asked
questions relating to the Z88. Compiled by
myself, with help from all the leading
names in the Z88 world, the FAQ aims to
cover every general aspect of the Z88,
without treading on the toes of the already
established Z88 Source Book by Tim
Swenson. The FAQ can be downloaded
from our web site http://go.to/
alchemistresearch, and will be published in
the next issue.
A new version of that old favourite,
ROMCombiner, now at version 2.01.
Don't expect any major advances - just a
few bugfixes and a couple of minor
improvements, but definitely worth dumping
your old version for. It’s at: http://www.
z88forever.org.uk/
WORD ON THE WEB
THE WORLD OF SPECTRUM
http://www.void.jump.org/index.html
Without a doubt, the first place to go for anything Spectrum. Daily updates on emulators,
software, tools and news. A big campaigner in getting old commercial titles placed in the
public domain.
PHILIP KENDALL’S THE SINCLAIR SPECTRUM
http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~pak/spectrum/index.html
Philip maintains the Sinclair FAQ - a comprehensive guide to the Spectrum on the internet.
If you have a question, don’t embarrass yourself by asking it or getting serious verbal abuse
from nerds who need to be taught a lesson in manners, visit this site and download the
guide.
JEREMY SMITH’S RETRO READING
http://members.netscapeonline.co.uk/jeremyalansmith/level9/
Remember when games were games and came in gigantic boxes with 50 pages manuals
and, in the case of Driller, a cardboard planet to asssemble? Jeremy Smith has
painstakingly transferred the novels that came with games such as Driller, Elite and Peter
McBride’s Level-9 adventure novels.
YOUR SPECTRUM ARCHIVE
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~jimg/
Jim Grimwood’s tribute to the finest Spectrum magazine ever,.
MATT WESTCOTT’S DEMOTOPIA
http://www.demo.eu.org/
Your one-stop-shop for demos.
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