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Subject: Amstrad Magazines
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Date: 16 Jul 90 20:54:33 GMT
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Will Rose said:

>> The Amstrad is very widely used in England -- try writing to Amstrad PCW
>> Magazine, 116-120 Goswell Road, London, EC1 7RD and asking them if they
>> know of an available kit or instructions.  A few months subscription to
>> this mag might be worthwhile (I don't know what their overseas rates are)
>> since they advertise all sorts of goodies like ramdisks, ports, clocks,
>> and more software than you knew existed.

A friend of mine in England advised me that another magazine was preferable.
It is called something like "8000 PCW".  I got an airmail subscription.  The
cost is quite steep: nearly $100 for a one-year, 12-issue subscription.  It
does have extensive, interesting advertisements.  There is an awful lot of
software available in England for the PCW computers.  One thing, though.
There is virtually no interest in or knowledge of the CP/M side of the
machines.  I think I have seen only one CP/M article, and it talked about
DDT, which I would regard as thoroughly obsolete at this point.

If all you want is some advertisements, I would be willing to lend you one
of my copies of "8000".

-- Jay Sage