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Subject: The Computer Journal
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Date: 12 Jan 89 20:20:09 GMT
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I received the following query from someone whose return address was
not accepted by my mailer.
 
>> Is the computer journal a CP/M-80 magazine?  A hardware hackers
>> magazine?
 
TCJ does not focus exclusively on CP/M-80, but it has a very strong
interest in that direction.  It is one of the few remaining magazines
with a hobbyist orientation.  I have a regular column on Z-System
(an advanced CP/M replacement operating system), and Bridger Mitchell
has a regular column on topics in advanced CP/M (things like file
structures, subtleties of the DOS and BIOS, and so on).  Rick Charnes
will now be contributing regularly.  His articles will deal with uses
of Z-System and DateStamping, among other things.
 
-- Jay Sage