Welcome to another EUG so fantastic that the disk is completely filled! Tip of the proverbial hat goes to Headfirst PD for submitting the amazing MODE 7 EMULATION DISK from their archives (and the promise of more to come) but there's plenty more to see in EUG #23 - although it's a little late.

Gus' rantings, the Configuration Menu system, an advertisement from 8-Bit Software and this very contents page.

CIRCUIT DESIGN
A CAD+ program by Richard Dimond. Includes full documentation.

MODE 7 EMULATION DISK
The whole of Headfirst PD's superb Mode 7 emulation program incorporated with the EUG menu and full documentation. A must if you've got a 64K Electron; possible to use the Elkfax, Keysaver, Display and Converter utilities even without one.

MR MINER MAZE LOADER UTILITY
Create your own mazes and convert them into Assembler with this utility by Richard Dimond. Full documentation.

PERIODIC TABLE SPREADSHEET
Stan Hardy gives us a Viewsheet with all that chemical information loved by...erm, chemists. Full documentation.

SOLAR SYSTEM COMPRESSION
Stan Hardy presents a look at the Solar System, the like of which we've never seen before. Do YOU understand it? Full documentation.

DISK BITES DUST! (Or HOW I RESCUED MY WORKDISK)
Ever had that infuriating error where your perfectly working ADFS disk suddenly throws up "Broken Directory" and won't work any more? All is not lost, as Ross Little has discovered.

GAME SHOW OVERVIEW
The two games Knights and Tennis previewed by Ross Little.

USING THE ASSEMBLER PART 6
Practical hints at MR MINER's internal coding with Richard Dimond.

Knights
A puzzle game using the Knight's move in chess to transpose the white and blue counters. It's brand new and by Ross Little.

MR MINER
The Electron User game recoded to be faster, more playable and fully compatible with ADFS &1D00 disk systems by that master of the machine, Richard Dimond.

Tennis
Bat 'n ball action we never get tired of seeing!

Digressions from Del Williams, kite-flying with Terry Painter, more on Headfirst PD and Rombox+ problems, glitches with EUG printing, a debate with Ross Little and Slogger feedback from Tony Boarer. Just some of the bulging EUG mailbag included this issue!