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Dalbir


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Was a budding rockstar and  lover of acorn computers (I had acorn electron so good taste in my opinion) and a regular contributor in this forum too?

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Answer: Quentin



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Hi Dalbir,

Oops, too late to go out and buy it now. What was the article about? Hopefully not in an article about the ten most wanted people by interpol (lol).

Happy Monday,

Shaun

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Hi Shaun

It was a nice article on a budding rockstar turning to software

Though Quentin's shirt was a tad bright.

Quentin- if you are reading this discussion; do you know the founders of Acorn (those of you who are younger than me, they made a great computer called BBC B- heros in UK IT world).

If you can get hold of the paper or know of anyone who buys sundaytimes, it is in business section, article called How I made it.

Its sunny, so this Monday will not be a Garfield Monday


have a good Monday tooo

Dalbir



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He's not been on for a while - must be living the high life now!!

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Thats just what I thought Sue, you beat me too it.

Come on Quentin where are you?


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