Rack & Rune
Woohoo! We spent $55.90 and bought a combo printer/scanner at BJ's. It's an Epson, and it scans surprisingly well. I used it to turn an old zine of mine into a PDF in remarkably short order.
I wish it had been able to use OCR, but that didn't seem to be an option. I'll just have to make sure that the link description is fairly detailed when I add it to my RuneQuest site.
Anyway, here's a quick link to the zine. It was first published in July 1992.
Rack & Rune #9: Remember SPI!
Contents:
I'm going to be able to start adding ALL of the missing zines now. *glee*
I'll need to redesign the zine page a little first, though. And I'll also have to do some work on them; the scan quality is excellent, but I want to add modern-perspective notes to them, just as I did for the zines I put up earlier.
I wish it had been able to use OCR, but that didn't seem to be an option. I'll just have to make sure that the link description is fairly detailed when I add it to my RuneQuest site.
Anyway, here's a quick link to the zine. It was first published in July 1992.
Rack & Rune #9: Remember SPI!
Contents:
- "From the Closed Shelves", including reviews of Lord Dunsany, The God Box by Barry Longyear, Superstoe by William Borden, Neil Gaiman's Sandman, Kim by Rudyard Kipling
- "Random RuneQuest"
- Review: Sun County (RQ scenario pack)
- A critique of TSR
- Computer Problems
- Comments (Collier, Swanson, Blacow, Derryberry, Erlandsen, Jorenby, Keller, Phillies, Plamondon, Butler)
I'm going to be able to start adding ALL of the missing zines now. *glee*
I'll need to redesign the zine page a little first, though. And I'll also have to do some work on them; the scan quality is excellent, but I want to add modern-perspective notes to them, just as I did for the zines I put up earlier.

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