Bo Jangeborg is a Swedish

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. He made several programs for the

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, the best known being the game ''

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'' (1985), its sequel '' Fairlight II'' (1986), and the graphic tool ''The Artist''. He also wrote ''Flash!'', the art package provided with every

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. Today he runs the small software company Softwave.

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Softography

from issue 6 of The ZX Files, 1998.
Bo Jangeborg interview
from a Swedish newspaper, 2015. Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Swedish video game designers Swedish computer programmers Place of birth missing (living people) {{europe-compu-bio-stub