I never got a Printer for my Amstrad, though I remember the Star LC-10 printer, though I never got to see how long it would take to print out a Colour picture or how large the image was, I also remember there being a Colour Screen Dump Type-in for it, which was the August 1989 issue of AA (issue 47), it was in BASIC and created to handle Smart Art Paint images, though could be modified to handle Standard Screens. In later years, I got the impression that Screen Dump programmes were faster if they had been coded in Assembly, but never got to see for myself if that was true.
