Wakefield 2011
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Reports
A report and pictures of the event can be found on RISCOSitory.
Show photos taken by WROCC members, as well as by RISC OS Open Ltd.
Photos
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The NetSurf Developers set their stand up ready for the release of NetSurf 2.7
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Steve Fryatt was demonstrating CashBook and PrintPDF, as well as talking about his involvement with NetSurf
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RISCOS Ltd’s Paul Middleton had RISC OS 6 running on a range of different systems
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MathMagical Software’s Martin Hansen busily setting up his colourful stand
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Although not available until the day after the show, Drag ‘n Drop’s Paul Stewart was able to tell visitors about the next issue of the magazine
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The new ARMini from R-Comp was on display and receiving a lot of attention
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Chris Evans from CJE Micro’s seemed to be maintaining his reputation as the man who has everything in stock
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Soft Rock Software’s proprietor, Vince Hudd, was on hand to talk about Riscository and WebChange
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Mike Cook’s Harp Player, made from old CD ROM Drives, proved a popular exhibit throughout the day
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Mike also had another kind of harp on display: one without any strings
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The WROCC Charity Stall was once again selling on unwanted items in aid of the Wakefield Hospice
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Old machines can drive new monitors, as Retro Software were demonstrating courtesy of CJE
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Retro Software had a range of old hardware running new games like Repton: The Lost Realms
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A well-expanded Electron on the Retro Software stand
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There wasn’t a new version of RISC OS 6 out for the show, although some progress is being made
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Wakefield wouldn’t be Wakefield without a little bit of psychedelia courtesy of MathMagical
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There were quite a few mugs on the RISC OS Open Ltd stand
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RISC OS Open Ltd had an ARMini on their stand too – demonstrating what RISC OS 5.17 can do
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Orpheus Internet weren’t the only exhibitor to be bribing visitors with chocolate
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Hilary and Matthew Phillips of Sine Nomine Software were showing off their range of puzzle and database software
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The former and current Archive editors, Paul Beverley and Jim Nagel
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Hot off the press, the new issue of Archive only just made it to the show
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Show organiser Chris Hughes along with Steve and Chris Bass on the WROCC stand
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The show theatre was popular throughout the day, and R-Comp’s demonstration of the ARMini was packed
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RISC OS Open Ltd talk about developments on RISC OS 5 to the theatre
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MathMagical were demonstrating Flicker IV and an alternative use for textbooks
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In the theatre, Matthew Phillips of Sine Nomine demonstrates the capabilities of the Impact database
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Martin Wuerthner used his show theatre slot to discuss ArtWorks 2.XI and the Writer family