Magazines Archives Amazing Computing ( EN ) Amazing Computing Vol 08 04 1993 Apr
the Amiga, computers display uppercase and lowercase letters in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and colors. Due to the intense demand for fonts, many people are making copies of popular designs as well as creating new ones. This has lead to the names and origins of fonts no longer being significant or interesting. So while the history and perhaps soul of typography have faded in the realm of computers, the mechanics are still just as important. >- '\ Some magazines only tell you what they think you should know 0 I. d 1 N c: , ou- f\/X\ ig a . T 0 \ , Amazing Computing tells you evervching! Amazing ComjJ11/i11g provides its readers with in-depth reviews and tutorials, informative columns. worldwide Amiga trade show coverage, programming tips and hardware projects. AC brings the most comprehensive coverage of the Amiga to its readers. AC11 Tf:'C/-! is the only disk-based Amiga technical magazine available! It features hardware projects. software tutorials. super programming projects, and complete source code and listings on disk. AC TECH leaves no stone unturned when it comes to Amiga technical information. AC's GU!J)f:' is recognized as the world's best authority on Amiga products and services. Amiga dealers swear hv this volume as their bible for Amiga informa- , , ' lion. \iith complete listings of every software product, hardware product, service, vendor, and even user groups, A Cs GUJDh' is the one source for everything in the Amiga market. ACs GUIDE provides the Amiga user with a fortune of knowledge. For a better sense of Amiga direction
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