DONALD DUCK
by Robert Henson
from Sinclair User 23 (February 1984)

Robert Henson of Gunthorpe, Peterborough has written Donald Duck for the
16K Spectrum. Run the program and it draws your very own Donald.


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ANGLING (1K ZX-81)
by J Crick
from Sinclair User 23 (February 1984), page 105

Enter the angle in degrees, from nought to 90, and cast your rod into the lake.
If you are correct you will catch the fish. Angling was written for 1K ZX-81 by
J Crick of Huntingdon, Cambs
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ALPHABET SOUP (1K ZX-81)
by Charles Bissel
from Sinclair User 23 (February 1984), page 105

Alphabet Soup for the 1K ZX-81 was written by Charles Bissel, aged eight, of
Cockermouth, Cumbria. Guess the letter chosen by the computer. You have six
chances and a clue as to whether the chosen letter is higher or lower in the
alphabet.


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SPLAT (1K ZX-81)
by G Gardner
from Sinclair User 23 (February 1984), page 106

G Gardner, aged 13, of March, Cambs. wrote Splat for the 1K ZX-81. The object
is to hit the monster (inverse ") 10 times with your pistol (graphic 'e'). If
you do not manage to kill the monster in the time given, the score will be
displayed.


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GRID PLOTTER
by D Scott
from Sinclair User 23 (February 1984)

Grid Plotter will print out a 32x32 squared grid which is a useful aid
when designing a screen layout. Grid Plotter for the 16K Spectrum was
written by D Scott of Carlisle, Cumbria.


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