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•

May

1992

......

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• I

Luck Number

...

Summer approaches, and computer thoughts

drift

away... Or

that

what

supposed to happen. This year, despite everything,

Atari products keep coming out, both from Europe and the

USA. This month, AtariUser is full of new product announce-

ments, news, and reviews, more than ever before. Enjoy our

report of the ACE

'92

show in Canada, more about the new

computers from Atari (hey, they're still secret, so don

tell

anyone that we told you!), and10ts and

lots

ofreviews.

And we've pulled together our Telecommunicaticin feature

on BBS operation, along with views of the

options

software.

you're pondering becoming a SYSOp, this is news you can

use.

The other news this month is

about

AtariUser itself. We

now offer SUbscription via your handy credit card. We can take

Visa, Mastercard, and something call "JCB"

I never heard of

that one, so

you have a JCB card, give us a call. I'll give an

year's AtariUser subscription for $1 to the flIst person who'll

put it on

his

widely held JCB card ... and can tell us about it.

Sorry, we can't take

Discover

Cards. Not really sure why

not, but I have a suspicion that it's because of that IBMJProdigy

thing that Sears is tied up with, the card is only PC compatible.

Next month, look for an AtariUser focus on "survival kits",

our columnists' ideas of

the

absolutely vital items of Atari

hardware and software for each and every one of our computer

types. We'll cap the issue with our second annual USER

GROUP LISTING. Be sure your club is listed with Atari and

by"May

in order to be included.

Oh, by the way, speaking of annual, this is AtariUser's First

Anniversary issue. We started with the May, 1991 issue, and

many people in the Atari community thought

were crazy to

start a new magazine, and predicted that we wouldn

last six

months. It turns out that we're crazier than anyone thought,

and still at it a year later. With this lucky issue 13, we start our

second year. We've been glad to have you along for the ride!

News

Stuff

AtariUser News

More Reader Feedback

Let my congratulate

you and

the

staff of

AtariUser

magazine on a job well

done

I lookforward

stopping by at my fcivorite bookstore

every

month to

pick up my copy. I

would

like to see

reader

feedback

column. I feel that this brings

closer

to other

Atarians.

Sam Rameriz via GEnie

We've wanted to include lots more

features in

AtariUser,

and as budget

and space allows, we'll

certainly include reader feedback

and

Q&A.

Thanks

for

reading! -

Byte Back

page mono

displays

will

cost

you

upwards

$1,000.

Che~k

with

OPI, Gribnif,

and

others who

advertise

graphics adapter.s, and

see

what

they offer.

A good and

cheaper half-step might be

Atari's

new SM147 monitor,

giving

nearly double the

size

display

as the

SM124

prices below $250. -

/ ==

/aooXL+IBM=Help

I'm

a syndica'fd

writer that's been using

an Atari

800XLfor

many

years.

I have now bought

IBM PC

and am

in desperate need of

program

convert

files

DOS.

Zane

Binder, Anaheim,

Unless

your 8-bit disks were

prepared using

a custom

format,

they

won't

read on

PC,

as you

have

found

There's

variety

of ways to transfer the

data,

but they

all

require using the Atari 8-bit computer. Easiest is to

use

a modem

and

transfer

the files.

local

BBS

operator

can help you,

taking

your uploads

and

then

letting

you

down1o~d

with

the PC. Or use

"null

modem

cable"

between the computers. Be

sure your

Atari

files

are

saved

as "AS

GIl"

files, or the PC won

able

to deal with the word- processor

codes

that

may

imbedded

in the files. Your local Atari club

can help

lot. Call

Atari

for

groups

near

you:

408- 745-2000.

== /

European AtariUser

I like

AtariUser.

It's

bit

the

thin side which makes

it a bit pricey over here, but all the

articles are well

written and informative. I've included a

couple of

disc

magazines From the user

group

run

It's

called

STEN

(ST Enthusiasts Newsletter) and

is totally free

anyone

who sends a blank disk

and

stamped, self addressed

envelope. STEN, 14 School Road,

Morningside,

NEWMAINS, Lanarkshire, ML2

9QW,

Dave

Mooney in the United

Kingdom

Until

recently,

all

British

and European

subscriptions

have been handeled on

your

side

of the "pond," which

ment the distributor

could

charge

any

price

wished.

You now have the

option

subscribing

direct from the

states for the

cost

of postage

and

handling

only! After

you figure out how to place a call to

sunny California,

call 818.332.0372 for more

info. The

STEN disks

included some great reading,

reviews and comments on

things Atari, and a

wonderful

take-off

on Star Trek. An

intriguing reader/menu/interface

made selection easy

and featured printing options.

couple PD

programs

and pictures filled the

disks.

STEN

should

worthwhile for

anyone, plus

Dave

wou

ld like to

develop

some kind

shareware exchange, making international

shareware payments

easier and

less

costly. Contact

him

at STEN for more info. Check the

international mailing

costs before you send

away a

disk!

/ ==

Where Be My Mag

I've been getting

subscription copy

AtariUser

much as a month

late! Help!

-From

number

readers,

mostly in New York

and

New Jersey

have found

real problem in timely

delivery to

New

York state and

the greater New York City

metropolitan

and suburban

area. Not that

we're blaming

any

quasi-government

agency,

and yet...

reminds

of an episode of

Barney Miller

which

postman kept

everything he was supposed

deliver,

except

junk mail

and

bills

... We

publish very close to the

first

the

month listed on the

cover.

Normal delivery

should

get

you your copy

no later than the

end of

the

first week of

the cover

month. We've

recently

up-dated our

subscription

database

with

full

carrier

route

and

ZIP+4

coding which seems to have

alleviated the

problem. If

you

have

continuing

late issue problems

call

818.332.0372. We'll change

your

mailing

status and

keep trying.

- I N .

== /

Large Screen

Monitors

I am searching for a new monitor to

replace my SM124

which is too small. I

DTP

and word

processing.

There must be

some combination of monitors, graphics

boards, and

such

that

will give

what

want without

costing aforrune.

Charles Cummings,

Holy Trinity

Abbey, Huntsville, UT

Most monitor and graphics board

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