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By Chris Williams. Published: 29th Sep 13:44:49 | Permalink | Printable

ProAction have developed a CD-ROM that will introduce new RISC OS users to the world of RISC OS.
RISC OS Explorer is priced from £12.50 and covers information for beginners and suggested applications and hardware as well as other items of worth.

Email ProAction for more information and details on how to order.

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