PC Plus

PC Plus is a PC magazine that is published by Future publishing. This company produces a wide range of magazines like PC Format, PC Gear and Linux Format. PC Plus is aimed that PC users with quite a wide range of knowledge so it maybe isn't suitable for an absolute beginner. There isn't really a main focus of the magazine, instead it aims to cover many different apsects of computing. It has a strong editorial section which whilst lacking in humour is still an interesting read. The journalists are all extremely competent and you get the idea that they know what they're doing. The magazine includes the following sections: ...

I first subscribed to PC Plus over two years ago, back in the days when it was just about the only serious UK computer magazine on the market. That was the sole reason I bought it - I've been using computers for fifteen years, and consider myself beyond the level of "PC How-To" and all the other new, newbie magazines. PC Plus offered a lot more than these. In comparison to the other trashy offerings, aimed 90% at absolute beginners, it was the only real choice. It offered great programming articles and inventive and entertaining editorial content. But, and this is the big but, it's gone way downhill since then. After two editorial changes in ...

PCPlus is a computer magazine that covers news, reviews, and new developments and also has a helpdesk section. ***FRONT OF THE MAGAZINE*** PCPlus usually has 3 ?SuperDiscs? on the front. There is normally 5 ? 10 full programs on the discs, and also freeware programs. There is also trial software, open source software and also on the DVD edition are Linux programs and tweaks. The programs are always useful, but be careful not to go overboard on the installation and the uninstallation! Also included on the discs are all the helpdesk and master classes, that are in the magazine (read on to find out more). ***IN THE MAGAZINE*** REGULARS ...