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Your Computer Jan'84 question

Battle BunnyBattle Bunny
edited May 2007 in Sinclair Miscellaneous
Could someone with the Jan'84 issue of Your Computer (it's not in the WoS archive) please provide me with a brief summary of the contents of pages 135-142, as my copy is missing some of those pages and the ones I have aren't numbered. None of those page numbers appear in the contents so I think that they're all adverts.

The pages I have are adverts for:
Death Cruiser (Noble House)
First Steps with the Mr Men / Quick Thinking! / Caesar the Cat (Mirrorsoft)
Velnor's Lair / Smuggler's Cove / Traxx / Gridrunner / Aquaplane / Xadom / 3D Strategy / Bugaboo / Ant Attack (Quicksilva)
Avenger / Quasar / Attack! Attack! (Voyager - not Spectrum games)
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  • Nick ElliottNick Elliott
    edited May 2007
    Not sure if I have this copy at home or not, will take a look this evening if I get the chance.
  • Mr. AnonymousMr. Anonymous
    edited May 2007
    135 Noble House Software full page ad (Death Cruiser)
    136 Mirrorsoft full page ad (First Steps with the Mr. Men, Quick Thinking and Caesar the Cat)
    137 Melbourne House full page ad for the Horace range (Here comes Horace! ad)
    138-139 CDS double spread (Experience CDS programs for yourself) with Spectrum Safari leading the way.
    140 Imagine full page ad (Molar Maul)
    141 Quicksilva full page ad (Made on Earth ad featuring many games)
    142 Voyager Software full page ad (Avenger, Quasar, Attack Attack)

    Edit:
    Not sure if I have this copy at home or not...
    Ah, sorry, gazumped! which shows how slow I am getting these days. 20 odd minutes ago I must've started typing that!
  • Battle BunnyBattle Bunny
    edited May 2007
    Thanks for the info. YCs (and C&VGs) from that period were so darn fat that it was crazy binding them with staples; the middle pages have often either become detached or disappeared altogether in second-hand copies - sometimes a whole bunch of them, not just the middle sheet. Then I have to track down another copy. SU square bound their early fat issues, which made much more sense.
  • Nick ElliottNick Elliott
    edited May 2007
    Mr. Anonymous wrote: »
    Ah, sorry, gazumped! which shows how slow I am getting these days. 20 odd minutes ago I must've started typing that!

    Maybe, but you still came up with the goods which is more than I did...
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