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Latest revision as of 16:53, 24 August 2012
The following type-ins were published in the June 1986 issue of Amstrad Action:
- Drumkit Revisited (Peter Newman) - a modification to Amstrad Drumkit (published in the March 1986 issue) that allows each sound channel to be reset
- Unerase (Alexander Clark) - separate versions are provided for system/vendor format discs and data format discs
- Etch-a-Sketch (Dick Ruck)
- Typing Tutor (Dick Ruck)
- Trix (Philip Gardner)
- Key-RSX (Philip Pepperell)
Corrections
A correction to Unerase was published in the August 1986 issue (#11), which fixed a problem where the wrong line number was displayed if the user typed in the DATA statements incorrectly. However, the program still works without the correction if it is typed in without any mistakes.
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Drumkit Revisited 
Unerase 
Etch-a-Sketch 
Typing Tutor 
Trix 
Key-RSX
