Editorial



  As usual, I've been as busy as ever compiling this issue. As you can 
  hopefully appriciate, running a venture like this in your spare time can
  be rather taxing on the old grey matter. If there are any problems 
  regarding any aspects of MUG/TI then please write and tell me so I can get 
  them fixed... you know how it is, things like learning how to spell become
  second place when you're trying to meet your publishing deadline. Oh well,
  never mind eh? 

  Hopefully all those that received TI2 will see that this issue is just as
  packed with mods, articles and general fun. As always, your opinions on 
  TI3 are very much appreciated. MUG is YOUR club and TI is the club 
  magazine. If you don't like it, and we don't know about it, we can't
  change it!

  Oh, by the way, watch out for changes in TI distribution. Although we're 
  only on issue 3, stirrings are afoot. In an effort to improve our service 
  to members, we're trying to move away from distributing copies of TI. All
  this means is that sometime in the future, you will only be able to get a 
  copy of TI from SeaSoft Computing. This improves not only the mag-quality
  (as less time has to be spent on administration) but means improved 
  service as SeaSoft can deal with all orders in a much more professional 
  manner than ourselves. If this all sounds confusing, don't worry, we'll
  still send you a copies of TI for a while. If you are not a member, well 
  you can get all three issues of TI from numerous PD outlets, so don't worry 
  your pretty little head about it. You should join though...
 
  Think that's it for another issue. Thanks to Lisa for reading through
  a few things for me... 

  See you in '4.


  TI2 was edited and compiled by Richard Bannister.

  It features articles, ideas, routines, and was helped along by... 
                                                  (in alphabetical order)


  Richard Bannister      Eddie Barry         Andrew Baxter          
  Ian Chisholn           Kevan Craft         Kenton Duffield   
  Ray Burt-Frost         Steven Gane         David Green
  Tom Hunt               Jester              Trank Mast     
  Grant Mearns           Simon Ouzman        Bob Powell     
  Michael Richmond       Rudi Samborski      Julian Sula    
  Dave Sullivan          Ed Wiles            Chris Wright
                           

  Special thanks to Chris....Cheers Mate.


      TI3 was produced on:

      An A5OO with 2MB memory.
      An A5OO+ with 1MB memory.
      Panasonic KXP1123 24 PIN Printer.
      External Drive.

      With:

      Deluxe Paint IV
      MenuMaster
      MuchMore_PP
      PenPal
      PP
      PPShow
      Vilbm
 
      Various Utilities

      and

      George Orwell's `1984'
      28 litres of `Vimto'





      TOTAL IRRELEVANCE VOLUME THREE - THE MED USERS GROUP DISK MAGAZINE
                                SEPTEMBER 1993

      

    Thought of the Bi-Month....


          `Kill the hideous dragon by, um, kicking its head in.'

                                      
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