In message <H0000b5f1151beb4.1002729565.ln4p1327.ldn.swissbank.com@MHS>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
>Norman has just sent me the texts of his articles, but the back issues >are still of interest generally. >Back in the late '70s/early '80s I used to buy computing mags like >Practical Computing and Computing Today because they were very 'DIY' >based with articles on programming and building bits of hardware, but >when they changed to nothing but reviews of commercial software and >hardware I lost interest and never renewed my subscriptions. QL Today >still keeps that DIY spirit alive and I hope it lasts. Yes, I remember those days too ... when magazines had a decent content to them. I still have quite a few 'project type' magazines stored away for the 'rainy day' when I get to make some things. OT - yet computer magazines today are largely just product reviews, and new software version reviews ... I guess it could get interesting again in the future. -- Malcolm Cadman
