RISC User 12:7
October 1999
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RISC OS 4 It's finally here! At long last RISC OS 4 has arrived as an upgrade for A7000(+) and Risc PC users, and in an in-depth five-page look Richard Hallas reviews the new operating system and finds out whether it was really worth the wait |
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Assembly Techniques Martyn Fox kicks off a three-part series on how to link Wimp programs in assembly language without needing a separate linker |
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Juggling JavaScript In part seven of his series on JavaScript Mark Moxon explains how to do rollovers, images that change when under the mouse pointer |
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Netline David Matthewman investigates software piracy on the Internet, and checks out a JavaScript and CSS editor |
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How To Make Light of HTML Mark Moxon continues his exploration of HTML with a look at forms |
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RISC OS Outside X-Windows gives ARM Linux a friendly graphical user interfaces, as David Matthewman explains in his continuing series |
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DTP Workshop Richard Hallas considers how to choose the right typeface for the right situation |
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The Great Free-for-all David Holden looks at exactly what 'Public Domain', 'Shareware' and 'Freeware' mean |
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Brew Your Own Java Peter Naulls changes tack in his Java series by examining the nitty-gritty of Java bytecode, the assembler language that is run by the Java Virtual Machine |
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Working on the Image Nobilangelo Ceramalus shows how you can achieve the impossible: semi-transparencies in ArtWorks, even though they rely on (there's no other word for it) a bug |
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Irlam's i16 Richard Hallas lifts the lid off the i16, the new sound sampler from Irlam that claims to create better-than-CD-quality samples, perfect for anyone who wants to burn their own CDs |
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Applauncher 2 Chris Drage looks at a piece of software that helps to establish a consistent working environment in the classroom, creating a standard interface on every machine in the school and removing the complications of modern graphical user interfaces |
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Cover Photography and design: Wandering Jelly |
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iSV Products DrawWORKS Millennium |
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Archive Publications Archive magazine |
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RiscStation Ltd RiscStation R7500 |
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RISC OS 4 review Writer document used to generate the illustration on page 9 |