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Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 123. Chapters: Amiga magazines, Amstrad magazines, Atari ST magazines, Defunct American computer magazines, Defunct British computer magazines, Home computer magazines, Yahoo! Internet Life, Commodore User, Amstrad Action, Amiga Power, Your Sinclair, PC Gamer, Nintendo Magazine System, Byte, Mega, PlayStation Official Magazine, PC Magazine, List of disk magazines, Type-in program, Zzap!64, Amstrad Computer User, Chromasette, The Computer Paper, Electronics Today International, Computer Gaming World, Custom PC, The Rainbow, Personal Computer World, PC Format, Red Herring, Dr. Dobb's Journal, Crash, The One, Amiga Format, Atomic, SoftSide, .net, .info, Liverpool Software Gazette, Computer Shopper, Compute!, Sega Force, RUN, Softdisk, Commodore Format, Loadstar, Business 2.0, Datamation, Commodore Force, Digit, Static Line, Softalk, Total PC Gaming, Zero, Legion of Doom, Kilobaud Microcomputing, Computer and Video Games, PC Leisure, Sinclair User, Dragon User, Big Blue Disk, Sega Power, Total!, Computist, PC Accelerator, Games for Windows: The Official Magazine, Computer Games Magazine, Gamereactor, 80 Micro, Sega Saturn Magazine, VideoGames & Computer Entertainment, Desktop Publishing Magazine, ACE, Practical Computing magazine, DB2 Magazine, Grapevine, Page 6, PC Mania, The Micro User, A.N.A.L.O.G., SmartComputing, DC-TIPS, Internet Magazine, Atari User, Nibble, Microsystems, UNIX Review, .EXE Magazine, Aktueller Software Markt, COMPUTE!'s Gazette, Antic, LAUNCH Media, ST Action, Your Commodore, Cursor, ST/Amiga Format, Micro Cornucopia, Canard PC, The Games Machine, CD-ROM Today, ST Format, ComputorEdge Magazine, Miggybyte, Boardwatch, Sega Pro, C/C++ Users Journal, Sega Zone, Creative Computing, Fast Track, CPC Attack, People's Computer Company, PC Advisor magazine, Acorn User, MyLINUX, JavaWorld, Family Computing, Input Magazine, NetGuide, C++ Report, C-lehti, Official Dreamcast Magazine, Electron User, Amtix!, Mega Power, FamilyPC, Official PlayStation Magazine, Commodore Disk User, Amiga Force, Computer Gamer, Commodore Power Play, PC Life, PC/Computing, Kelstar, CLOAD, ST Review, Your Computer, Atari ST User, Your 64, Mega Drive Advanced Gaming, MMO Games Magazine, Computing Today, Mobile PC Magazine, Mega Zone, Sex'n'Crime, PC Extreme, Apricot File, Intelligent Enterprise, Now Playing Magazine, PC Plus, Midnight Engineering, Amiga Computing, MegaTech, Amazing Computing, Ahoy!, Big K, STart Magazine, The Home Computer Advanced Course, Popular Computing Weekly, The Home Computer Course, Computer Game Review, Computer Power User, 8000 Plus, Amiga Active, LAN Times, The Alternate Source Programmer's Journal, Amiga User International, Tilt, MC die microcomputer-zeitschrift, PC Answers, First Glimpse, New Computer Express, Game Freak, Diskworld, Australian NetGuide, Amiga World, UpTime, Develop, PC Today, Amiga Survivor, Windows Magazine, IT-Branchen, Internet Advisor, IT Manager's Journal, Practical Webdesign, FRED, European Top 20, Windows Sources, Cybersoft, UnixWorld. Excerpt: Connection Timeout Amstrad Action was a monthly magazine, published in the United Kingdom, which catered to owners of home computers from the Amstrad CPC range and later the GX4000 console. It was the first magazine published by Chris Anderson's Future Publishing, which with a varied line-up of computing and non-computing related titles has since become one of the foremost magazine publishers in the UK. The publication, often abbrevia...