Index of unpublished articles submitted to Atari Computing magazine
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Any copyright claims which may have existed on these articles originally 
submitted for publication in Atari Computing magazine is hereby formally 
returned to their original authors.
These articles may not be published or distributed anywhere without the 
permission of the orginal authors.

Joe Connor
Editor, Atari Computing magazine
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Features 
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** Folder: ATARIHD
Open The Box!			
Is your hard disk drive future-proof? With pliers between teeth, Colin 
Monro takes the plunge...


** Folder: COLORTUT
Introduction to olor correction
David Barkin provides an objective description of image processing and 
desktop publishing (DTP) for the purpose of correcting color output...

** Folder: FUJILIFE
Atari Life
Simon Coward runs a small mission using Ataris...

** Folder: GETONLIN
Getting on the net
Colin Polonowski takes you through the basics of getting on-line...

** Folder: GIGAFUN.96
Gigafun 96 Demo Convention
Thorsten Butschke reports from this convention held between the 2nd and 
6th August 96 in Strasburg...

** Folder: GO_HIRES
Go Hi-Res!
Matt Burton dispells some common myths about mono monitors and tries to 
pursuade you to change...

** Folder: HTML
HTML Tips
Bob Paton demystifies the creation of HTLM documents...

** Folder: NEWSGRPS
Newsgroups Worth Visiting
Dan Dreibelbis makes some suggestions...

** Folder: NEWSIE
NEWSie
NEWSie tries to combine several ways of collecting information in one 
package. How does it work long distance? David Leaver reports...

** Folder: PC_PERIP
PC Peripherals
Matt Burton looks at the plethora of PC peripherals which can be connected 
to Atari machines...

** Folder: PROG_GEM
Our Little GEM
Mark Wherry takes the first step on a guided tour of GEM from a C 
programming perspective...

** Folder: WHAT2DO
What do you want?
Simon Coward reckons if we want new software we have to offer feedback to 
programmers and reward their efforts...

** Folder: WOA.98
World Of Atari 98
George Crissman reports from the World Of Atari 98 which was heavily 
gaming and retro orientated...

** Folder: ZETNET
Zetnet Internet Service Provider
Can't choose an ISP? Paul Jones tells you all about Zetnet...

** Folder: ZIPDRIVE
ZIP Drives
Richard Spowart relates his experiences using a ZIP drive with his 
Atari...


Games
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** Folder: OP_SKUUM
Operation S.K.U.M.
Domnall Dodds went on a very dangerous mission with the fate of the planet 
in his hands...

** Folder: ROADKILL
Roadkill
Shiuming Lai reports on this racing game where bad taste and humour are 
inextribably mixed...


Reviews
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** Folder: DIRSORT
Dirsort v1.1
This freeware utility makes it easy to organise your Auto folder boot 
order, Matt Burton reports...

** Folder: DISKCAKE
DiskCake v2.1
This freeware utility displays the file structure for any floppy or hard 
disk partition graphically as a pie chart, Matt Burton reports...

** Folder: EMULATOR.CD
The sincerest form of flattery
Xav visited a Computer Fair and spotted this CD full of emulators...

** Folder: FOURWINS
FourWins
This freeware GEM game, reviewed by Matt Burton FourWins, is version of 
the popular "four in a row" game.

** Folder: KOBOLD25
Kobold v2.5 
Carl Hafner takes a look at this high speed file copier which offers much 
more besides. The article is included in HYP and ASCII versions...

** Folder: NETWORLD
NetWorld
If you've got HiSoft BASIC or STOS and are looking for a way to connnect 
to the Internet, Paul Jones reckons you need look no further...

** Folder: PROTEXT
Protext bounces back!
After a period in limbo, this heavyweight text crunching package has a new 
distributor, Richard Harrison conducts the history lesson...

** Folder: ROTATOR0.6
Rotator 0.6
Martin Milner reviews this sareware vector font text effects program 
written by Simon Coward...

** Folder: THING
Things to Think About
Secrets of the Thing alternate desktop by Dan Dreibelblis...

** Folder: ULTIM_CD
The Ultimate CD-ROM For All Cubase Users
So is it the ultimate? On first impressions, I would have to say that the 
answer is no...

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Features
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** Folder: CAB_TIPS
CAB Tips
If you're surfing the net with an Atari then these tips from Roy Goring 
will help you to get the best value from your on-line time...

** Folder: FEELGOOD
Animal Instincts
Instincts are the basis of survival, Simon Wyndham looks towards an 
alternative future...

** Folder: MATT
Matt Burton's reflections on life...


Games
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** Folder: AIRBUS
A320 Airbus flight simulator
Grant Muckart becomes totally engrossed in the fascinating world of this 
fascinating flight simulator...

Reviews
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** Folder: CDPLAYER
CD Player
Alexander Clauss's freeware CD-Player allows you to play audio CDs on 
your Atari, Matt Burton reports...

** Folder: FUNMAG
Funscape 1.5 Diskmag
Chris Holland reviews this Falcon only freeware diskmag...

** Folder: KEYPHOTO
Key Photos
Frank Charlton takes a look at this CD-ROM stuffed full of digital 
pictures...

** Folder: MPEGPLAY
Easy playlist for Bitmaster's MPEGPLAY
Fed up restarting MPEGPLAY manually after every song? MiNT enthusiast 
Konrad Kokoszkiewicz explains how to automate this process...

** Folder: MY_MODEM
Superhighway 288 Modem
Martin Milner/999 Software reviews his purchase...

** Folder: UNDERCOV
Undercover Issue 7
Freeware diskmag originating from Germany. Chris Holland reckons it's that 
most rare of creatures - a real insiders viewpoint 'scene' magazine...