This issue serves as a text-only version of ZX-Element 3 magazine, showcasing materials on the Belarusian demoscene without audio accompaniment. The main focus is a detailed overview of the scene in the late '90s, analyzing the transition of coders to the PC along with news from R-age, Woolf, Optical Brothers, and Fenomen. The issue features an announcement for the Millennium 2000 multi-platform party in Minsk, including rules for demo, music, and graphics competitions. Additionally, a survey was published to map out active Speccy users for the upcoming BelarusMap'2000 project.
Issue contents:
- Introduction - This is a mono version of the ZX-Element 3 magazine.
- News - The Minsk mise-en-scène, and needless to say, all Belarusian, is in a great downfall.
- News - How are things going with the Mogilev group Fenomen.
- Questionnaire - The proposed survey aims to identify all those spektrumists who still remain faithful to their beloved good Speckie.
- Party - Unofficial Rules Party.
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