EDITORIAL

[Editors Pic]

Happy days

We've climbed a steep learning curve since our launch at the September shows.
We sold out of magazines around 2pm both days!
After disappointing people at the shows and during the following week we decided to reprint Issue 1.
This took several weeks to organise and resulted in delays for everyone who placed their order after the shows. This issue sees our print run trebled from our first guesstimate and the page count raised to 64 pages!

Thanks for all your letters of encouragement and offers of help, which have helped maintain our enthusiasm as the deadlines approach and panic sets in.
Following on from the success of Issue 1, bearing in mind Atari Computing is put together by enthusiasts in our spare time, we have had to restructure the A|C|G to cope with the overwhelming demand. This means the contact points have been changed - please read the masthead for details.
The survey forms are still coming in and first indications are encouraging -
it seems you like the mag!
Due to an oversight our overseas readers haven't had their say yet so we've decided to print the survey results in AC#3.

On behalf of the A|C|G I'd like to thank each and every contributor for devoting their time and enthusiasm for our benefit.
We believe this issue has turned out even better than AC#1 and look forward to reading your comments.
We wish you all a Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

Regards, Joe Connor
** About the cover **
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The Atari Computing logo was created by Graeme Rutt.

Joe Connor (Editor)