Teaching kids about computers...

Who?! Are you getting confused with (Sir?) Clive Sinclair (Spectrum's, C5 etc.) and Sir Alan (Michael) Sugar (founder of Amstrad)? They are not the same person! Yeah, I still have a whole bunch of cassette tapes, but I don't know whether I still have my (rubbish) Spectrum games I made. The title of the others escape me, but the last one I worked on (in 1992/3) was UNTTR (United Nations To The Rescue). It was supposed to be a combination space invaders and Star Raiders 2 (classic Spectrum game that gave me and my family hours of play, despite being very small - 5 mins to load), but turned out rubbish. When the in-built tape recorder chewed the tape it was on (which we recovered) I decided to ditch programming and concentrate on playing games. Regards, Andrew B aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk Chris M <chrism3667 at yahoo.com> wrote: Frankly though, I don't see how an English home could be called one w/o Clive Sugar's 628?. And Yo, cassette tapes are still easier to find then floppy disks!