ENTER-NEWS 88/2 in English

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ENTER NEWS

2/88 from April to June 10,-DM

The Journal of the Enterprise computer 64K and 128K

  • Software: Out of this world, Turbo Graphics, ZZZlP compiler
  • Hardware: The hard drive for the ENTERPRISE: 2 x 30 MB with WARP speed.
  • Basteltip: The 64k is for 128k - with about DM 50, - have you here.

Also: Readers corner, listings, tips and tricks, classifieds ...


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EDITORIAL

Dear Readers, Are you surprised at what it is? No, this is not an advertisement but the introduction to the fifth edition of the ENTER NEWS. Pretty exhausting to read this mini-font isn't it? On the following pages, we have taken a larger font, only in your interest. Readers of the last issue mocked the small print. After some time reading the article would tire the eyes. For us, this occasion was enough. Some will now think again, "That's much too large, the sides did indeed just stalling" No, no, not true at all about this, because the contents would have remained even in smaller letters the same, just hold on a few pages. We are very happy with this size and not yet. It would be such a size that is between the past and the present edition. Not that you are now at the thought that our readers have all the bad eye .... For readers with a good magnifying glass or corresponding thereto vision, we offer these ENTER NEWS Also in miniature, but it will cost double, Classify ......... - that would take too long to explain here.

In our readers-corner Werner Lindner and Norbert Mitterberger have answered some questions of our readers. In this issue we have for the first time the software section test: In heart and kidney were tested: 1st the game "Out of This World", 2nd The "Turbo Graphics Package" and 3rd ZZZIP the Basic Compiler. In our column hardware test Schillinger Martin exclusively for us the 30Mbyte hard drive tested in conjunction with the Enterprise. A really great addition for your Enterprise. And since we're on the same extension nor a hint of amateur tinkerers with a E64: Our Do-lt-Yourself section gives precise instructions Werner Lindner for memory expansion of the "little ones" from Enterprise.

If you like working with the Word Processor you'll be grateful for the tips and perhaps will be surprised at the unimagined possibilities of the Enterprise word processing. To be humane to the troubled two-finger typer readers, this time we have very, very short reader listings. And here is my question directly: "Are you musical?" If so, "Can you play the piano?" If yes, then you can at this point directly hit the table of contents, if not then go on reading because with the Enterprise, you can at least simulate playing the piano. The small keyboard will give you further help and at the end you might even play a little tune. In any case, have a great time with this issue, mainly because of the varied content and nice large font.

Yours, Claudius Esser

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  • CONTENTS
  • lNTERN + NEWS ............................ 223
  • READER'S CORNER .......................... 227
  • READER-LISTING: The Enterprise E-PIANO ... 231
  • SOFTWARE TESTING:
  • Out of this world ........................ 235
  • Turbo Graphics ........................... 237
  • ZZZIP, the Basic Compiler ................ 240
  • TIPS + TRICKS:
  • Enterprise ... with the text processing .. 245
  • Paintbox Pictures in Basic programs ...... 249
  • HARDWARE TEST:
  • The hard drive for the Enterprise ...... 253
  • READER-LlSTlNG:
  • as a storyteller ... ................... 256
  • TIPS + TRICKS:
  • Math functions ......................... 259
  • DO-IT-YOURSELF:
  • The 64K will grow ...................... 264
  • WITHOUT WORDS:
  • Graphic listing of Amiga ............... 270
  • DISCLAIMER ............................... 271

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INTERNAL + NEWS

As we have announced in the last issue, here's now a report on the production of the newspaper.

The Birth of the Newspaper Enterprise

It all started in June 1987. Mr. Frölje and I worked together at that time for the Quelle company in the computer department selling all types of computers - among others the Enterprise, since January 1987.

As a suggestion from the company Enterprise Mr. Frölje asked me in March if I was interested with him a newspaper for making these forward-looking computer. Addresses of interested readers, he would have nügend GE. For me it all sounded very interesting, especially since I'm studying journalism and I have seen for this newspaper a perspective. Mr. Frölje also unveiled a circulation increase of ini-lichen 100 copies to 300 - 500 copies within a year in prospect. In this case, the newspaper would carry out and may even jump one time or another, a fee for the writers. In June, July of last year, it gets serious.

THE FIRST ISSUE

The first edition was produced entirely with the "Wordstar" and a type-writing program. All the newspaper was printed with the Enterprise printer. With its 62 pages in length it has been the thickest issue. Being optimistic, in a press we printed 100 copies of this issue. We were satisfied with the result (the look of the paper) but all beginnings are hard and we knew that we wanted to make each edition better newspapers.

At that time we were in a threesome. Schülter Horst, Jurgen Frölje and myself. Programs were given by the Düsi software and Werner Lindner, who even presented his DIY ideas.

THE SECOND EDITION

It was almost a panic-copy, the second edition. Again, everything was done with WordStar. This time, however, with a daisy wheel printer the UNI-Munich. Mr. Schülter employees from the "source" house in the sun road had not been heard from, although he initially wanted to test the games and wanted to write instructions for playing the games, which included a not such. Thus Mr. Frölje and I the whole issue alone for the first time assembled and glued. We have also tried the new layout. Nevertheless, enough has gone wrong. First, there were far too thin paper envelopes, and we also had the footer of each odd-numbered pages upside down stuck.