Competition Results

    Yes folks the moment you have all been waiting for, Prize Time.

    Just  a short speech before the ceremony.  Thanks to everyone who sent
    in an article, and sorry if you didn't win anything.  Judging was made
    very  difficult  due  to the number of applicants, but we have come up
    with five winners. Drum roll please.


    In reverse order:

    £10 Book tokens go to
    Simon Humphries        Kyocera F1010 Laser Printer    *
    James Collins          Magnetic Media Matters         *
    Alan Solomon           A Two Hamburger Problem

    The Radio cassette with built in telephone goes to
    Neil Thompson          Which DOS and When             *

    The WS4000 Modem
    Robin Swale            Review of PC Outline

    * These articles will appear in future issues of the Magazette.



                             Another Competition

    As  there  was  so much response to the last competition, and there is
    obviously so much talent out there we are running another competition.
    Again  it  will  be  based  around  articles  suitible  this  time for
    publication in our printed newsletter.  For this reason,  please  keep
    entries  down  to  a  reasonable  length,  (not  over  10k  approx  is
    reasonable).  The prize will be one  of  the  revamped  WS4000's  with
    three (count them) extra LED's on the front panel.
    So  get  those word processors processing words and those articles (of
    reasonable length) flooding onto our desks.

    Imagination impresses us, lets have some top class articles on anything
    you  care to shout about.  But remember it is to be of interest to the
    rest of us.  ASCII text is best (Please no WordStar 2000) WordStar and
    Microsoft Word can be translated but can be a pain.