The magazine of the Melbourne PC User Group

November  1993 Volume 10 Issue 10

• CPU (Club President's Update)
  -- Charles Wright with the elections over, plans for next year.
• Editorial
  -- Ash Nallawalla writes on a range of current issues.
• Beginners' Bytes: Part 3
  -- Ron Wilby and that important startup rescue disk.
• The Pitfalls in Buying a Computer.
  -- Douglas Aberdeen tells how to avoid those horror stories.
• A Beginner's Tale: Part 12
  -- Ron Wilby describes a virus attack, and revisits DOS versions.
• A New Deal For The SOHO User
  -- Bryan Leech reviews the advances in office software.
• Bats in my Belfry
  -- Dave Mitchell writes how BAT files makes life easier.
• The Perfectionist
  -- Ray Beatty tells of his aversion to manuals.
• Communications Mania
  -- Dave Mitchell explains the effect of communications on your lifestyle. 
• Returning Officer's Report - 1993
  -- George Skarbek reports on the 1993 Melb PC elections.
• The Game of Life
  -- Ken Holmes with a program based on Conway's LIFE.

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Reprinted from the November 1993 issue of PC Update, the magazine of Melbourne PC User Group, Australia

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