Graphic Planner Pad

ZX Computing

PLAN AHEAD New from Proxima Centauri Ltd comes the Proxima Graphic Planner, designed as a supplement and aid for all who are interested in defining their own computer graphics. The Graphic Planner, priced at £3.50, is an A4, 80 page book which includes two pages of ideas and instructions for future use. This is followed by 12 pages containing over 300 pre-designed computer graphics which can be used immediately or used to spark your imagination. All the row values of the graphics have been calculated to save you time. There are also two programs in BASIC which you can use to test your graphics, to calculate decimal values from binary, to POKE graphics to memory and to SAVE graphics to tape. Lastly, there are 64 pages, each printed with up to 48 eight by eight box arrays. These box arrays are arranged singly, in groups of two, four or 48, with column values pre-printed for your convenience. This latter facility is obviously useful if you are planning to include a number of user-definable graphics within one program and you wish to get some idea of what all the graphics will look like on one page. So, if you want to free yourself from the keyboard and VDU, while still planning the graphics for your next epic program, why not get in touch with Proxima Centauri Ltd, [redacted].