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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
ST NEWS Volume 4 Issue 2
Published on Saturday, April 1st 1989
Size: 306669 bytes on 1 disk, approximately 350000 bytes
 uncrunched
 Solution to The Grail
 Solution to Lurking Horror
 The ST's Virus Part.....
 A visit to TEX (Part I & II)
 The Adventure Disk
 PC '89 Show
 About Jean Michel Jarre
 The world is FLAT!
 Pop poll
 Did you know that...
 ST Software News
 Stop Press
 Correspondence Address
 Editorial
 Colofon
 How to order Back Issues
 Soon Coming in ST NEWS
 Formatting in machine code
 Relocation
 Crimson's Colulm - Larry II
 Wizards Part V
 Ballistix review
 Barbarian II review
 War in Middle Earth review
 The Last Ninja review
 Police Quest II review
 Larry II review
 J.U.G. review
 The 2nd owners manual
 K-rhymes review
 Protext office review
 QL-emulator review
ST NEWS Volume 4 Issue 3
Published May 20th 1989
Size:  300073  bytes of compressed article  space,  approximately
400kb uncompressed on one 11-sector formatted single sided disk.
 Kings Quest IV solution
 Manhunter solution
 The ST's virus part ...
 Who are we parts I&II
ST NEWS 4.4 preview
 Software Ethics
 Jeff Minter Games
 Dedication time...Norway
 News Channel
 Pop Poll
 Did you know that...
 Software News
 Stop Press
 Correspondence Address
 Editorial
 Colofon
 Back Issues
 Soon Coming
 Raster Programming
 Frøykid's blocks
 Crimson's Column: War in Middle Earth
 Who are we: Crimson's part
 Lost Boys: the Twist Scroller
 Times of Lore review
 Populous review
 Airborne Ranger review
 Emanuelle review
 Teenage Queen review
 Gridrunner + Andes Attack review
 Virus Fixer review
 Alternative Fileselectors
 The Integrator
 Books
 DEF demo
ST NEWS volume 4 issue 4: the One Issue
Published August 12th 1989
404163  bytes of compressed article  space,  approximately  550Kb
uncompressed.
 Departure
 Mastertronic
 Pied Piper
 Electronic Arts
 The Lost Boys
 Magnetic Scrolls
 Jez San
 Adademy Hotel
 Barrington Harvey
 The Last Crusade
 Hewson Consultants
 Steve Bak
 Music Programmers
 3D graphics
 The Dream Team
 The Big Ones
 Peter Johnson
 Jeff Minter
 Tetbury Days
 STatarian Return
 Did you know that
 Editorial
 Correspondence Address
 Colofon
 Soon Coming
 How it all began
 Tour data
 Logistical Data
 Finishing this issue
                        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.