Sinclair Library

Horizons

Compilation · ZX-Spectrum 16K · 1 players

Sinclair Research Ltd · 1982

Also known as Arco-Iris (Portuguese), Horizons: Software Starter Pack (English), Horizontes (English), Introduksjonskassett (English), Programa de Apresentacao (Portuguese)

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The Microdigital re-release was the original demonstration program for the TK90X and TK95, compatible with the ZX Spectrum 48K. There are 4 versions altogether - TK90X (Spanish and Portuguese) and TK95X (Spanish and Portuguese). There was also a version which used part of this material: {CZ Spectrum - Programa de Iniciacion|Czerweny Electronica S.A.I.C.|0026195}.

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Sinclair User #7Oct 1982 · p.7

Sinclair User

NEW HORIZONS SEEN BY PSION Horizons is the new software cassette from Psion which is to be included in all orders of the Spectrum from now. It consists of a series of programs which will help the beginner master the machine. It is a welcome companion to the manuals. The programs on side A include a description of the hardware architecture of the Spectrum, a keyboard trainer which explains the various functions and takes the learner around the keyboard, and a dictionary of the keywords on the keyboard. The dictionary is particularly useful to the beginner who is just learning about the version of Basic used on the Spectrum, pressing any key on which brings up the definition of the corresponding keyword on to the screen. Side B includes several games, a program to design graphics characters and a program which is used to draw high-resolution graphics pictures. The games on side B are very colourful and use user-definable and high-resolution graphics wherever possible. There is a good version of Breakout, which is very addictive. Also included on side B are a sophisticated version of Life, a Bubblesort routine, and Monte Carlo. The presentation cassette is very good. It should keep Spectrum users happy for hours and is well worth waiting for.

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