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Posted May 4, 2000 by Mark Moxon
Hi there.
For those with an eye for trivia, I edited Acorn User (the best selling RISC OS magazine in the world - at least, it was then) between 1993 and 1995. In fact I was an Acorn journalist from 1991 to 1995, financed my 1995-1998 jaunt round the world by writing articles about the Acorn market in Australia and New Zealand, and edited RISC User (a RISC OS subscription magazine, now sadly defunct) from the end of 1998 to the turn of the millennium.
And in TDV there are seven members of staff who used to work in the Acorn market. I won't spill the beans, in case they're camera shy...
Mark
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Posted May 4, 2000 by 26199
So I gather...
*glows with associative pride*
26199 (wondering vaguely whether he used the right term there)
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Posted May 19, 2000 by Researcher 103882
There! See! If it hadn't been for RISC OS, there would have been /no/ H2G2. Sort of. Well, it wouldn't be so well edited, anyway.
-OPD
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Posted May 19, 2000 by Jim Lynn
OK, I confess:
Wordwise Plus
Inter-Word
Inter-Chart
Inter-Sheet
Spellmaster (also on the Z88)
Impression
Artworks
I had a hand in all of these products. For my sins.
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Posted May 19, 2000 by 26199
The 'Impression Publisher' that we had at highschool?
26199
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Posted May 19, 2000 by Jim Lynn
That's the one.
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Posted May 19, 2000 by 26199
Neat 
I did a DTP course using the very same program. Grin, I actually have some sort of qualification...
26199
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Posted Jun 1, 2000 by Slacker
I cannot resist pointing out my favourite piece of CC trivia:
The 'little brother' to Impression Publisher was called "Impression Style".
This name is an anagram of "Pointless Misery".
Tim
PS. And of course...
Acorn Computers => Crap On Customer
Computer Concepts => Creep Not To PC Scum
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Posted Apr 2, 2004 by mirandapardo
Ah, Impression Publisher. I spend most of my days using QuarkXPress and (increasingly) InDesign.
I still miss Impression though. It still does things that they won't - multiple page sizes in the same document (no need for Quark 6's 'project' system) and well organised chapters (no need for the horribly clunky 'books'). No clunkily separate paragraph and character styles, a brilliant contents/indexing system that you don't have to shell out on Xtensions for.
Sigh.
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