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ATM
,ATM (Amstrad Technical Magazine) was a British disczine edited by [[Roy Everett]].
It combined technical articles (often written by Nigel Calcutt) with scene reviews and commentary, often including vitriolic text directed at members of [[Dirty Minds]]. There were also interviews with coders past and present, such as [[NWC]] and [[Longshot]]. Five issues were released, the last one in 1999.
Presentation consisted mainly of a simple, scrolling 80-column text display, but later issues included a raster effect which enabled each line to have a different colour.
It combined technical articles (often written by Nigel Calcutt) with scene reviews and commentary, often including vitriolic text directed at members of [[Dirty Minds]]. There were also interviews with coders past and present, such as [[NWC]] and [[Longshot]]. Five issues were released, the last one in 1999.
Presentation consisted mainly of a simple, scrolling 80-column text display, but later issues included a raster effect which enabled each line to have a different colour.
