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		Top Features This Issue   A Risc PC fitted with the new Vpod graphics card produced this issue of RISCOScode. What does this impressive piece of kit tell us about the future of RISC OS ? • HARDWARE NEWS : Vpod   Exposé ! David Snell gives RISCOScode an insight into what's going into the next release of his website creation application. • SOFTWARE NEWS : WebWonder   Scoop ! Bryan Hogan gives RISCOScode the backstory to next month's London show. • SHOW NEWS : London 2009   ArtGraph is more than pretty pictures. Use it to plot complex functions. • TUTORIAL : Complex ArtGraphs   Once upon a time Virtual Reality was the next big thing. Use this issue's FREE application to explore 3D models on RISC OS. • APPLICATION : VRML viewer   Top notch software and it's RISC OS. Get your diary onto a mobile phone using the latest version of the classic application. • SOFTWARE REVIEW : Organizer   Last issue, digital artist Peter Shawbury gave us an exclusive and original Acorn screensaver. He's back with a delightfully distinct and original idea. • YELLOW PAGES : Quirrel Dot Art   One of the great men of RISC OS, Richard Hallas talks to RISCOScode after we rumbled one of his many current projects. • INTERVIEW : Richard Hallas   Tony Sparks returns to present a couple of optimised ARM machine code gems. They may be old but they've turned out to be 32 bit neutral. • FAST CODE : Two Past Blasts    • BACKSIDE : Unusual Requests
		*INFO RISCOScode   RISCOScode is a top quality webzine for lovers of computers. Its focus is on the RISC operating system which can be run on Apple, Microsoft and Linux based machines, or on native hardware such as the Risc PC, Iyonix and A9. RISCOScode aims to cover aspects of the RISC OS scene not dealt with elsewhere in a fun and lighthearted manner, in as much depth as required, but also in a way that makes the RISC OS world accessible to newcomers.