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| − | Your Computer was a British multi-platform magazine published monthly from 1981 to 1988. There was an Australian version of this magazine as well, of the same name and similarly themed (it ran from 1981 to 1997). | + | Your Computer was a British multi-platform magazine published monthly from 1981 to 1988 covering the range of home microcomputers along the way. Your Computer was a spin-off from the British magazine [[Practical Computing]]. In early 1987 they starting focusing on the PC and Mac markets and got rid of type-ins etc which also lost a lot of readers. Within a year the magazine closed. There was an Australian version of this magazine as well, of the same name and similarly themed (however it ran longer - from 1981 to 1997). |
| − | It contains some info about the early CPC history - for example, a CPC464 preview in the May 1984 issue (a month before the CPC464 was launched in June 1984) - which isn't found in CPC-specific magazines like [[Amstrad Computer User]] (which was launched in August 1984). | + | It contains some info about the early CPC history - for example, a CPC464 preview in the May 1984 issue (a month before the CPC464 was launched in June 1984) - which isn't found in CPC-specific magazines like [[Amstrad Computer User]] (which was launched in August 1984). Other Amstrad content such as reviews and type-ins followed and became regular. By early 1987 CPC content began to taper off. |
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| − | == CPC Type-ins == | + | == Your Computer CPC Type-ins == |
Some early CPC type-ins. '''Caution:''' Quality of the scans isn't perfect (some are printed in tiny letters, which are more or less impossible to decipher). Please upload better scans...! | Some early CPC type-ins. '''Caution:''' Quality of the scans isn't perfect (some are printed in tiny letters, which are more or less impossible to decipher). Please upload better scans...! | ||
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| + | Please find a number of programs from Your Computer are available through CPC-Power Archives: | ||
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| + | http://www.cpc-power.com/cpcarchives/index.php?page=articles&num=127 | ||
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| + | Better scans are also available too. | ||
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| − | File:Yourcomputer1992-AUST.jpg | + | File:Yourcomputer1992-AUST.jpg|Logo |
| + | File:YourComp-1992-04.jpg|1992 | ||
| + | File:Your_Computer_Australia_Cover.png|Cover scan | ||
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* ftp://ftp.worldofspectrum.org/pub/sinclair/magazines/YourComputer/ - scanned pages on World of Spectrum | * ftp://ftp.worldofspectrum.org/pub/sinclair/magazines/YourComputer/ - scanned pages on World of Spectrum | ||
* http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/sec/3122/Your-Computer/ - More scans from Computing History.org.uk | * http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/sec/3122/Your-Computer/ - More scans from Computing History.org.uk | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:47, 22 March 2017
Your Computer was a British multi-platform magazine published monthly from 1981 to 1988 covering the range of home microcomputers along the way. Your Computer was a spin-off from the British magazine Practical Computing. In early 1987 they starting focusing on the PC and Mac markets and got rid of type-ins etc which also lost a lot of readers. Within a year the magazine closed. There was an Australian version of this magazine as well, of the same name and similarly themed (however it ran longer - from 1981 to 1997).
It contains some info about the early CPC history - for example, a CPC464 preview in the May 1984 issue (a month before the CPC464 was launched in June 1984) - which isn't found in CPC-specific magazines like Amstrad Computer User (which was launched in August 1984). Other Amstrad content such as reviews and type-ins followed and became regular. By early 1987 CPC content began to taper off.
Contents
Cover scans
CPC Articles
May 1984, CPC464 on Frontpage
May 1984, CPC464 Preview
June 1984, CPC464 Review 1/3
June 1984, CPC464 Review 2/3
June 1984, CPC464 Review 3/3
June 1984, CPC Competition
November 1984, Games review
June 1985, CPC664 Review
Sept 1985, CPC6128 on Cover
Sept 1985, CPC6128 Review
Sept 1985, CPC6128 Review
Sept 1985, CPC6128 Review
June 1986, News Sinclair/Amstrad
June 1986, News Sinclair/Amstrad
CPC Adverts
September 1984, Advert 1/2
September 1984, Advert 2/2
October 1984, Advert 1/2
October 1984, Advert 2/2
November 1984, Advert 1/2
November 1984, Advert 2/2
December 1984, Advert 1/2
December 1984, Advert 2/2
February 1985, Advert
September 1985, 6128 Competition
Your Computer CPC Type-ins
Some early CPC type-ins. Caution: Quality of the scans isn't perfect (some are printed in tiny letters, which are more or less impossible to decipher). Please upload better scans...!
Please find a number of programs from Your Computer are available through CPC-Power Archives:
http://www.cpc-power.com/cpcarchives/index.php?page=articles&num=127
Better scans are also available too.
Sep 1984, Sky Drop
Oct 1984, Bomber
Oct 1984, Bomber aka "464 Night Raider"
Nov 1984, Word Processor 1/3
Nov 1984, Word Processor 2/3
Nov 1984, Word Processor 3/3
Nov 1984, Roulette (scan a 1/2)
Nov 1984, Roulette (scan a 2/2)
Nov 1984, Roulette (scan b 1/2)
Nov 1984, Roulette (scan b 1/2)
Nov 1984, Char definer
Nov 1984, Char definer
Dec 1984, Making Music 1/3
Dec 1984, Making Music 2/3
Dec 1984, Making Music 3/3
Jan 1985, Game: Worm
Jan 1985, Sprites
Jan 1985, Sprites
Jan 1985, Sprites
Feb 1985, Graphics
Feb 1985, Graphics
Feb 1985, Game: Death Race
Feb 1985, Game: Death Race
Feb 1985, Game: Death Race
Mar 1985, Graphics
Mar 1985, Graphics
Apr 1985, Game: Crossfire
Apr 1985, Game: Crossfire
Apr 1985, Game: Crossfire
Apr 1985, Disassembler
Apr 1985, Disassembler
Apr 1985, Disassembler
May 1985, Game: Jumper
May 1985, Game: Jumper
Jun 1985, Graphics: Landscapes
Jul 1985, Game: Space Eggs
Jul 1985, Game: Space Eggs
Jul 1985, Game: Space Eggs
Jul 1985, Backup info
Jul 1985, Backup info
Aug 1985, Game: Fruitie
Aug 1985, Game: Fruitie
Aug 1985, Split Screen
Aug 1985, Split Screen
Sep 1985, Game: Time Bomb
Sep 1985, Game: Time Bomb
Oct 1985, Game: Blokker
Oct 1985, Game: Blokker
Nov 1985, Graphics
Nov 1985, Graphics
Dec 1985, Game: Maggot Splat
Dec 1985, Game: Maggot Splat
Jan 1986, Game: End Zone
Jan 1986, Game: End Zone
Feb 1986, Game: Space Invaders
Feb 1986, Game: Space Invaders
Mar 1986, Drawing
Mar 1986, Drawing
Mar 1986, MC/Memory
Mar 1986, MC/Memory
Apr 1986, Amstrad Special
Apr 1986, Amstrad Special
Apr 1986, Amstrad Special
Apr 1986, Amstrad Special
Apr 1986, Amstrad Special
Apr 1986, Hints/Tips
Apr 1986, Game: City Defence
Apr 1986, Game: City Defence
May 1986, Music
May 1986, Drawing/Graphics
May 1986, Drawing/Graphics
May 1986, Drawing/Graphics
Jun 1986, Animation
Jul 1986, Graphics/Char demo
Jul 1986, Graphics/Char demo
Sept 1986, Colour Demo
Sept 1986, Colour Demo
Sept 1986, Game: Numbers
Oct 1986, Scrolling Demo
Oct 1986, Scrolling Demo
Dec 1986, Game: Mastermind
Dec 1986, Game: Mastermind
Jan 1987, Utils: Spectrum to Amstrad
Jan 1987, Utils: Spectrum to Amstrad
Jan 1987, Utils: Spectrum to Amstrad
Jan 1987, Utils: Spectrum to Amstrad
Jan 1987, Game: Fantasmagorical
Jan 1987, Game: Fantasmagorical
Jan 1987, Game: Fantasmagorical
Feb 1987, Utils: Spectrum to Amstrad
Feb 1987, Utils: Spectrum to Amstrad
Feb 1987, Game: Miner Man
Feb 1987, Game: Miner Man
Feb 1987, Game: Miner Man
Mar 1987, Game: Pinball
Mar 1987, Game: Pinball
Your Computer - Australia
Logo
1992
Cover scan
Your Computer Bumper book of Programs
http://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/Your_Computers_Bumper_book_of_Programs
Weblinks
- ftp://ftp.worldofspectrum.org/pub/sinclair/magazines/YourComputer/ - scanned pages on World of Spectrum
- http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/sec/3122/Your-Computer/ - More scans from Computing History.org.uk
