| "All The News Fit to Print" | Arctan Computer Ventures offers programs for ZX81/TS1000 users; E. Arthur Brown has exclusive publishing rights to The Hacker’s Handbook; Dungeon of Ymir version three available; Money Machine II available; Soundesign and Tracer available from RMG; replacement SCLDs from Capitol Area Timex/Sinclair Users Group; Tomahawk from Knighted Computers; ROMON for Sinclair QL; Zebra Systems purchased the entire remaining stock from Softsync. | Sinclair QL, Sinclair ZX81, Timex/Sinclair 1000 |
| Money Machine, Puzzle Maker and additional comment on Money Machine II | The original Money Machine is a little different than Money Machine II: it does not have Bann Brite nor the enlarged type of the latter. It has 400 puzzles and provides for loading in new puzzles. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Oh Banna ... Give Me a Letter | Remember when (not meaning to sound like Andy Rooney . . . but) you had to buy a board game to play your favorite T.V. quiz program? Well, if “Wheel of Fortune” is your favorite gameshow, it is now available for the 2068 computer. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Oh Banna ... Give me a letter: A Software Review of 'Money Machine II' | Review of Herb Bowers/ABBA Software’s version of Wheel of Fortune. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Software Review: Money Machine II | For those unfortunate ones who are able to observe Vanna infrequently or not at all, but are nevertheless equipped with a T/S 2068, there remains the option of MONEY MACHINE II. This option not only permits discretionary observation of Miss Banna Brite (as shapely an assembly of pixels as one could wish for), but also permits one to compete in the actual game! | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Software Review: The New Tax Law & You | | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
