The magazine of the Melbourne PC User Group

November  1994 Volume 11 Issue 10

• CPU (Club President's Update)
  -- Colin Lovitt introduces modifications to Melb PC Rules.
• Editorial
  -- Ash Nallawalla introduces the subject of Utilities.
• Melb PC Personality Profile - Peter Smith
  -- Tessa Melland interviews Peter Smith.
• ONE BBSCON and Plans for the BBS
  -- Barry McMenomy reports on ONE BBSCON and future plans.
• Beginners' Bytes: Part 14
  -- Ron Wilby ventures into the world of Windows.
• Beginner's Basics: Part 3 
  -- Ron Wilby discusses file systems.
• Members' Tips 'n' Tricks
  -- Ron Taylor with some DOS and 4DOS tips for you.
• The Perfectionist
  -- Ray Beatty continues his search for the big bang of computing.
• For the Bookshelf
  -- Some new books on a variety of subjects.
• Eddies in the Ether
  -- Dave Mitchell experiences the paranoia of disk crashed.
• The Modem and I
  -- Jean D'Andrea makes her selection and buys a modem.
• Driving Modems
  -- Major Keary reviews the latest books on modem and telecomputing.

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Reprinted from the November 1994 issue of PC Update, the magazine of Melbourne PC User Group, Australia

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