Literature

Peter Brooks covers the essential aspects needed to master 
the '99's (PAL 4a, PAL 4 and NTSC). Building from the User's 
Manual, the author explains the mystifying jargon which 
frustrates so many '99' owners. He fills the gap left by the 
popular magazines by showing you how to translate 
programs written on other machines for your '99'. High 
resolution plotting and the graphics capability are fully 
explained. File handling for all uses is made simple to 
operate, and the author's Hints and Tips are the best around: 
finding the size of a program simply and quickly, coping with 
printing errors in published material, and explaining 
equivalents to the Boolean operators AND, XOR and OR.