You're reading EUG #20, the one before the big #21, the one after the medium #19. The one that they tried to censor, the one that's been revamped, debugged and perfected from its original format and "the one with the pictures". And speaking of the pictures...

Exotic Girls Slideshow

A first for EUG, the main of this disk contains a fantastic slideshow of 'simplistic' art converted from the Archimedes to the BBC/Electron by Simon Pilley. It allows memory or disk compression (so the pictures can be compressed and stored on the disk whatever your setup) and even contains some slightly naughty piccies! Go to it first!

Utilities

SAFE PROTECTION FOR DFS (All series)
Ross Little is back. And this time he's bringing huge handfuls of games, utilities and articles plus this new version of SAFE PROTECTION for the standard Disk Filing Systems of the BBC and Electron AP4. Despite its title, it works on ADFS formats too. (Their version was published last EUG!)

TIMES TABLE (All series)
A simple little program to help your children with their homework!

Articles

Wayne Skinner reports into the AP4's static RAM, and how it can be accessed; Richard Dimond continues his series of articles on USING THE ASSEMBLER; Ross Little overviews this issue's games and gives us some useful tips for programming faster and Gus shows an alternative way of VIEWING MEMORY.

Games

Alphabet Chaser 2 (All series)
Get gobbling those letters again in a much improved version than that of EUG #19!

Mastermind (All series)
Not exactly the most original idea and I won't insult your intelligence by trying to hype it up here. But it's worth playing until you've won it at least once, isn't it?

Zombies (All series)
A fantastic chase around an island where you must attempt to lead the straying (and stupid) zombies into traps before any of them collide with you. A variation on the classic, this version also incorporates a teleport facility.

Mailbag

A massive collection of letters on widespread topics of interest ask for your aid or attention. Among them we discover Gerry Emson's narrowboat domicile, two pleas for help with Acornsoft's View and how full John Crane's house really is!