Dear AC,
Where are all the 1200XL articles? Get with the program!!
R.W. Alameda, CA
Well, our readers have spoken..... I guess more 1200XL stuff is required.
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Dear AC,
Where the hell is AC???
B.P. Fraser, PA
Right there in yer hands!
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Dear AC,
For Bob's Auxiliary Processor..... Please (beg ... beg), don't do anything to it so us PAL 8-bit owners don't get a look in.
A.A., Bristol, England
Fortunately, a big - time European user, Nir Dary, has donated a PAL 800XL to the Cause. This will provide us with a test vehicle to insure compatibility. Now, there is NO excuse. Thanks, Nir!
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Dear AC,
You have not received an Atari Classics since Vol.3/ No.3 because:
A. It probably got lost in the mail
B. We ran into publishing difficulties and will mail about_.
C. We took the money and left the Country.
N.D. Chugiak, AS
Jim, of course, checked 'C' and mailed this readers inquiry postcard...
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Dear AC,
As my first hardware hack, I tried installing Charles Cole's Super Video detailed in volume 2, number 4 issue of AC. After following all the directions explicitly, I cannot determine any difference or improvement in picture quality....
M.B. Lexington, SC
Have not tried a 130XE Super Video, myself. Anybody? The 130XE video output is already very good - I would expect that only some monitors would benefit from the upgrade. A TV, not at all.
Wanted:
COMPUTEREYES and PARTYWARE software. J.WIKER+++++++
Dear AC,
Things I'd like to see:
*Anything on hardware hacks...
*Could anyone get Bill Wilkinson to write a few articles?
*Hard-core computer stuff: actual code/tutorials on data compression, cryptography, sorting, interpreters, compilers, etc.
*A for-real 'C' column would be great.
*No, or very little, computer pabulum! I've got to believe that the majority of your readers are going to be 'hard core' users that are intermediate to advanced.
L.W. Mooresville, IN 46158
Strange that you should ask about Bill W. Mike Hohman has been talking to him on Internet! I would also love to see him in print here. All we need is the magic word. I'll ask.. As for the makeup of our readers, if we limit the scope of our offerings and leave out the new users or game players or any segment of the possible market, we not only lose the benefit of their input, but their support as well. Your estimate of our readership will then become a self-fulfilling prophecy. We have been consumed by production and distribution tasks so far. As soon as time permits, balancing the content can take priority.