The Summer 2003 issue of the Club‘s magazine, is now being sent out to members.
Its main article is a valuable explanation by David Ruck for Iyonix owners on how to convert their existing 26bit software into 32bit for use on their new computers.
This issue also has a special section of articles on digital photography, designed to help those who already have a digital camera and anyone who is thinking of getting one. They include some suggestions, with illustrations, on how to improve your pictures, which should interest users of all types of cameras. To get over the limitations of the black and white reproductions of the example pictures in the magazine you can see them in their original colours here.
The regular Site Seeing feature looks at some of the fascinating genealogy websites which help you to trace your family history. There's the third part of our series on Winning Games With Logic, ARM Arena looks at the future of those old favourite 26bit games in the new world of 32bit software and there's our regular Double Cross word puzzle to tease and entertain.
There are some special offers of a free computer and printer, three free issues of Living With Technology magazine and a large quantity of bargain educational software.
On a lighter note, Gill's Journal looks at the problems of coping with babyspods who don't come equipped with a sound-off switch and the magazine ends with a cartoonist's impression of the state of play between Iyonix and Omega.
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