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Matthew Thompson <mt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> If I was playing UIM I would prefer the paper manual as well, might be
> worthwhile searching out a copy, maybe APDL can help seeing as they
> own the program now, or maybe CJE Micros or Liquid Silicon have an old
> copy knocking about they can sell you, or Ebay?
If you try a Google search you might come across a few websites
featuring BBC and other retro game do***entation.
There's quite a good one at http://www.bbcdocs.com
IIRC, it also
features other manuals for things like Econet as well as games.
Cheers,
Rob
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