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HOW TO ORDER BACK ISSUES OF ST NEWS

If you are thinking about ordering previous issues of ST NEWS, we
hereby supply you with a list of contents of some recent issues
of our disk magazine.

ST NEWS Volume 3 Issue 5
Published on Monday, October 17th 1988
Size: 298859 bytes on 1 disk, 369355 bytes uncrunched

Ordering back issues
The backup bug
Bionic commando review
GfA 3.0 bug patch
ST NEWS colofon
Our correspondence address
The solution to corruption
Did you know that...
Editorial
Elite review
The empire strikes back review
Megapaint review
The Occam computer language
Open letter to game manufacturers
The computer orgy part I
The computer orgy part II
The PD library
Show notes - PCW Show
Pop Poll
The SAG - Part II
ST software news
Soon coming in ST NEWS
Starglider II review
Stop press
Simple horizontal scrolling in GfA
Timeworks 2.0
Time and Magik
Introduction to Middle Earth
Just a tiny tribute to J.R.R. Tolkien
Virus construction set part II (reuh)
Virus (the game) review
The ST's Virus part VII or so
Voyage into the lair, a laserdisk game
Why beer is better than women
Whirlygig review/competition & Vixen comp. results
The Wizards part I
Crimson's column - Police Quest

ST NEWS Volume 3 Issue 6
Published on Sunday, November 13th 1988
Size: 283133 bytes on 1 disk, 350407 bytes uncrunched

First Word 3.0 review
Hitch Hicking with Douglas Adams
The U.S. of A.
How to order back issues
ST NEWS colofon
Our correspondence address
Crimsons column: Obliterator
Did you know that...
About Douglas Adams
Editorial - Revenge of the ex-editor
Evaluating expressions
Forth course part X
Fish! review
Garfied review
Piece of mind
Solution to Legend of the Sword
Le Redacteur review
Mailshot Plus review
Menace review
Midi Software review
Inspiration and my new audio system
Nebulus review
Why real programmers don't use Pascal
The PD library
The Software top 30
Safeback review
Sharemaster review
ST Software news
Soon coming in ST NEWS
Stop press
Super Hangon review
The Wizards part II - raster interrupts

ST NEWS Volume 3 Issue 7
Published on Saturday, December 24th 1988
Size: 265921 bytes on 1 disk, 316606 bytes uncrunched

The HCC days 1988 - An emotional vision (the Greek Goddess)
Aladin 2.1 review
The Answer to the Ultimate Question
Baal review
How to order back issues
The Solution to Chrono Quest
ST NEWS colofon
Our correspondence address
Crimson's Column - Christmas Special
The theory of dark suckers
Fooling around with the date and the time
Did you know that...
Disk magazine update
Editorial - what the future beholds
Eliminator
Fying Shark
Forth course part XI
A view on Piracy
Pop Poll
Protext - wordprocessing advances backwards
'Scheibenkleister - Massenspeicher am ST' book review
A Christmas Faerytale
ST Software news
Soon coming in ST NEWS
STAC, the ST adventure creator
Star Ray review
Stop Press
To be on Top review
Turbo ST review
The ST's Virus part VIII
The Whirligig competition results
The Wizards part III - Professional sound programming

ST NEWS Volume 4 Issue 1
Published on Saturday, February 18th 1989
Size: 296683 bytes on 1 disk, approximately 3970000 bytes
uncrunched

Solution to Larry II
Solution to Fish!
The Divine Dessert
The Chocolate Mousse Peckers
Men and Women are not Alike
Software Piracy Part II
The ST's Virus
Pop Poll
Did you know that....
ST Software News
Stop Press
Our Correspondence Address
Editorial
ST NEWS Colofon
How to order Back-issues
Soon Coming in ST NEWS
Forth Course Part XIII
Heroes of the Lance (Crimson's Column)
The Wizards Part IV: Graphics
Scrolling Mcode & Basic
Desktop Selector
Captain Fizz meets the Blastertrons
Technocop
Warp
The President is Missing
Circus Games
Rambo III
Spitting Image
Union Demo
Neodesk 2.0
Sound Machine ST
Multiface ST
Cambridge Computer Z88

Disclaimer
The text of the articles is identical to the originals like they appeared in old ST NEWS issues. Please take into consideration that the author(s) was (were) a lot younger and less responsible back then. So bad jokes, bad English, youthful arrogance, insults, bravura, over-crediting and tastelessness should be taken with at least a grain of salt. Any contact and/or payment information, as well as deadlines/release dates of any kind should be regarded as outdated. Due to the fact that these pages are not actually contained in an Atari executable here, references to scroll texts, featured demo screens and hidden articles may also be irrelevant.