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- PC (President's Comments)
-- George Skarbek tells of Internet changes and moving premises. -
Guest
Editorial
-- Stan Johnstone steals an opportunity to promote PC Update Online. - Animated
Conversation
-- Miles Strous has fun with cartoon character animation. -
Why Are My
Beautiful Scans Terrible When Offset Printed?
-- Stephen Davey explains why DIY publishes get disappointed. - Vinyl
to CD Everything Old Is New Again
-- Anthony Payne steps through copying vinyl records to CD. - Macromedia
Flash 5 Perspective
-- Ash Nallawalla reviews at the animation program for the web. - 3D
Game Editor
-- John Swann uses UnreadED to create a multiplayer game. - Drawn
Out
-- Myles Strous writes about splines in drawing programs. - A
Guide to SETI
-- Major Keary begins a search for extraterrestrial intelligence. - Technology
Charges Ahead - Seventeen Years of Remarkable Changes
-- Steve Bass enjoys using Internet facilities for office automation. -
Printing Shades of Grey
-- Stephen Davey explains the features to obtain a wide variety of fades, etc. - Sokoban
- Part 1: What Is It?
-- Ken Holmes introduces a series of puzzles devised in Japan. -
Do Women and Men Use the Internet and E-mail in Different Ways?
-- Monika Merkes questions the concept of male domination in Internet use. - We
Get Letters - Does this sound familiar?
-- Steve Bass explains why computers are supposed to make life easier. - For
the bookshelf
-- Major Keary reviews some recent books on digital photography and web design.
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PC Update: Executive Producer: Gary Taig prod-mgr@melbpc.org.au |
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Reprinted from the July 2001 issue of PC Update, the magazine of Melbourne PC User Group, Australia
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