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FREE "VirtualRPC in Use" 84 page E-book
Provided via the link at the bottom of this page is the recently revised and expanded "VirtualRPC In Use" compilation booklet. This replaces the two seperate booklets as originally published by Archive Magazine. A printed and bound version of this book can be purchased from Abbey Press, the publishers of Archive Magazine for £7.50 including post and packing.
This new version not only brings the content up to date, but also adds several new sections with the aim of guiding anyone thinking of moving to VirtualAcorn products.
The original A5 booklet format is intentionally retained in this PDF so that, if you wish, you can print it out either in double-sided A5 format, or in single-sided, A4 landscape pages. The normal Archive magazine in house fonts have been changed to Homerton (Helvetica) and Trinity (Times), so the file can be viewed in any PDF reader, including Colin Granville's freeware !PDF for RISC OS which is supplied as part of all VirtualRPC disc builds.
All the URLs included in the text are live, so clicking on them should open the relevant web page. In order to decrease the time taken to download the book when using a slow connection it is provided inside a ZIP archive.
This free e-book is copyright (c) Archive Magazine 2010. You may download, print and read this e-book. You may not distribute any copies of this e-book in any form, either electronic or printed without the express written consent of the copyright holder.
Neither the authors, or Archive Magazine, have commercial links with VirtualAcorn or 3QD Developments Ltd. All the views expressed are those of the authors. This book is provided free of charge and without any warranty. Application of any of the suggestions in this book are carried out entirely at the risk of the user. All E&OE.
If you should spot any errors, or have any suggested improvements then the authors will be delighted to hear from you. Any other feedback will also be very welcome. A follow-on series of articles will be published in Archive magazine shortly. The Archive Discs (either DVD or double-CD) contain all the related articles mentioned in this book.
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