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Filename: R/+EUG2
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File size: 0C98 bytes
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Exec address: 55452B2E
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File contents
                     Product:    NEW EUG #2 ON DISK
         Supplier:     EUG, 42 Canterbury Road, REDCAR TS10 3QF
             Available on 3.5"/5.25" Disk (ADFS, CDFS, DFS)
                    Reviewed by John Crane in EUG 55
 
HOT on the heels of the disk versions of EUG #0 and #1 (Well, quite warm
anyway!) comes EUG #2 and, being as how I've managed to get myself a
copy, I thought I'd give it a bit of a going over.
   At the risk of sounding too enthusiastic, I thought it was brilliant
and, daft though it may sound, I actually think it's better than the
original. The reason being quite simply the diagrams which accompany the
ELECTRON WORKSHOP article. In the original paper mag, these were more or
less thumbnail sketches included amongst the text. By putting these in a
separate file, each image is a full screen picture with diagrams very
clearly drawn.
   The same goes for the cover. I think quite a lot of thought has gone
into these conversions and our Ed has struck the right balance between
keeping the content of the original and, at the same time, making minor
improvements. For example, arranging the disk into menus and arranging
menu contents alphabetically. This isn't especially important on paper,
but a disk-based product does need some sort of structure.
   The only minor fault was that the PLAY IT AGAIN SAM 16 review [Which
was a brand new product when this issue originally went to press - Ed]
was not on any menu, even though the file was on the disk. I added it
myself quite easily into the DEMOS/UTILS menu by substituting one of 
the <Empty> statements in line 1290 for "SAM 16 REVIEW" and "R.+2PIA16".
   I got to find out what the mystery listing was, having never bothered
to type it in in the past. I won't spoil the fun, but that it seemed 
quite appropriate for the run up to the Christmas issue is all I'll say.
   EUG #3 will be on its way soon I'm told and I'm looking forward to 
that. Keep up the good work!
                                                              John Crane

* * * Second Opinion * * *
HAVING been sent a review copy of this new issue, I must first note that
I was surprised to see how well it has been done. I have the original
paper copy and on comparing the two versions, everything is there - in-
cluding all the drawings and front cover! 
   Amongst some other items, this issue includes some useful tips in
using VIEW in an article by Tom Boustead - USING VIEW WITH TAPE; some
suggestions for preventing the accidental use of the <BREAK> key in Marc
Harris' ELECTRON WORKSHOP; a review of Superior's PLAY IT AGAIN SAM 16
including VERTIGO, PERPLEXITY, HOSTAGES and PIPEMANIA; some tips on
trouble-shooting by John Brown; a crossword; the solution to the cross-
word in EUG #1 and a mystery program!
   I found the crossword appeared slightly differently, possibly as the
clue numbering had to be revised.
   Another point was that the mystery program was solved at the touch of
a key and the fun of typing it in to see what it did was lost!
   These are small points though and do not spoil an interesting issue
which contains some useful ideas and some amusing articles.
                                                 Richard Dimond, EUG #55
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000007e0  20 20 20 20 4a 6f 68 6e  20 43 72 61 6e 65 0d 0d  |    John Crane..|
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00000c50  20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20  20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20  |                |
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00000c80  52 69 63 68 61 72 64 20  44 69 6d 6f 6e 64 2c 20  |Richard Dimond, |
00000c90  45 55 47 20 23 35 35 0d                           |EUG #55.|
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