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A free and handy reference guide to articles published in Computeractive last year
If you're looking for a handy reference guide to every article published in the magazine last year, then download the Computeractive index for 2010.
The index is split into sections, so you can can browse through our workshops, projects, reviews, back to basics articles and more.
Every item in the index lists the issue and page number where it can be found.
Click the link to download the Computeractive index for 2010.
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Excellent idea!
I love Computeractive but can never find the articles I know I have read and want to go back to. The big index sold on CD, which I have bought before was OK but a bit overkill when you already have all the paper copies. Therefore, this is an excellent aid to finding things again and is printed off and kept with my 2010 collection for quick reference. Am eagerly waiting the 2011 index now.
Posted by m morrison, 30 Dec 2011