Kevin Wells has released another new version of FlagQuiz, his application that allows users to test their knowledge and recognition of national flags.
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Prophet 4.15 brings mobility
Or, at least, the ability to keep in touch with someone on the move! A new version of Prophet has been released by Elesar. The software – originally published by Quinten Pain’s Apricote Studios, and now looked after by Rob Sprowson’s company – is an accounts and stock management package, designed to handle all the financial record keeping needed by a business, including the ability to submit VAT returns under Making Tax Digital (MTD) requirements.
Read MoreFlagQuiz updated to version 1.01
Kevin Wells has released an update to his new FlagQuiz application, a piece of software that you can use to test your knowledge of flags from around the world.
Read MoreHugh Bowman PI opens his RISC OS detective agency
Initially launched at the recent London Show, and now available to buy from !Store, the latest title from AMCOG Games is Hugh Bowman PI.
Read MoreTest your flag knowledge with FlagQuiz
If you have a familiarity with flags and want to test your knowledge of them, or if you find yourself flummoxed by them and want to try to learn a few, Kevin Wells has a new piece of software that might be of interest.
Read MoreChris Hall’s last minute London Show offers
One final email has landed in the RISCOSitory bunker before things get fully shut down for the duration of the London Show, and it’s from Chris Hall:
Read MoreLondon Show sees launch of NetFetch 6 from R-Comp
In another bit of last minute London Show news, a new version of NetFetch is being released by R-Comp. Here’s the full announcement from Andrew Rawnsley:
Read MoreRelease 9d of RCI’s NVMe drivers, with NVMeTools and SMART
Another announcement has popped up, this time from RCI, R-Comp Interactive (aka RCI – R-Comp’s sister company), about an updated release of their NVMe drivers. This is what Andrew Rawnsley’s email said:
Read MoreRISC OS Developments London Show news – including a public Iris release
With this year’s London Show drawing ever nearer – the doors will be open to the public in just two days on 25th October, at the Harrow District Masonic Centre – another announcement has landed in the RISCOSitory bunker, and, amongst other interesting news, this one includes something we’ve all been eagerly awaiting for a very long time: a public release of web browser Iris from RISC OS Developments. Over to Andrew Rawnsley for all the gory details:
Read MorePhotoDesk 3.25 now available
With the London Show now so close you can almost taste it – okay, I might be confusing the show with my snack – another software update has been announced by R-Comp, with immediate availability via !Store, and the option to buy at the show. This time the update is to PhotoDesk:
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