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February 15, 2009

February 15, 2009 – Site Update (80 NOTEBOOK)

by Ira @ 6:12 pm. Filed under Site Updates

I have updated the 80 NOTEBOOK magazine page to include larger cover scans and the tables of contents. The 80 NOTEBOOK ran for 7 issues.

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February 15, 2009 – New SoftSide Magazine Cover (Issue # 28)

by Ira @ 1:33 am. Filed under Magazine, Softside

Issue Information:

Name:	SoftSide Magazine
Issue:	Vol 5 No 07 / Issue 28
Date:	April, 1982
Publisher:	SoftSide Publications
Size:	29.5MB
Pages:	104
TOSEC:	SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 07 [I] (1982)(SoftSide Publications)
Status:	INCOMPLETE

Issue Contents:
FRONT RUNNER
21	Microtext 1.2 by Jon R. Voskull SoftSide’s basic BASIC word processor for all three systems acquires line editing capabilities, plus a few changes to the two previous installments.
FEATURES
9	Sensuous Programmer by “J” “J” concludes a year-long exploration of the ins and outs of the intimate art of BASIC programming with some philosophical meanderings.
11	My Side of the Page by Lance Micklus For those who like to encourage their computers to talk to other people’s computers, this extensive discussion of modems should prove to be very helpful.
15	Introduction to Word Processing Review by Dave Albert
18	Word Processing: An Art in Transition by Tom Stanton This informative essay on the history of the written, printed, and electronic word leads to some fascinating questions about the future.
96	Machine Head by Spyder Webb
DEPARTMENTS
5	Editorial
6	Input
8	Outgoing Mail
16	Calendar
26	Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables
APPLE/SIDE
34	Enhanced Disk Version: SEMAPHORE by Richard A. Bryant Semaphore is a form of “word processing” that predates computers by quite a few years. This unique Hi-Res graphics program will enlighten you about a kind of flagwaving quite unfamiliar to most of us.
36	Disk and Cassette Versions: APPLE F.O.O.L.S. by Jon R. Voskuil DV and CV subscribers get a sneak preview of the “Apple Fully Optimized Operational Language System” which will appear in listed form in next month’s magazine.
37	K-Byter: BATTLESHIP by David Bahr The old favorite board game is revisited in this compact computerized incarnation.
38	WHITE LIGHTNING by Randy Fox You’ll have to develop quick reflexes to keep from zapping yourself out of this game. Your score soars as you intercept elusive graphics blocks, but each time you get one it’s harder to maneuver.
42	POSTER MAKER by Fred J. Condo If you have the need (or just an irresistable urge) to print out large-letter posters, this is just what your Apple needs.
48	Comparative Review: THREE APPLE TEXT EDITORS reviewed by Jon R. Voskuil SuperText II, SuperScribe II, Apple Writer II
ATARI/SIDE
54	K-Byter: CRYPTO by Jerry Aamodt This is an entertaining code-breaking game, coded into just the form for you and your ATARI to solve together.
55	Enhanced Disk Version: RENUMBERING FOR THE ATARI by Frank Roberts Anyone who has written a program from scratch knows how messy the line numbering can get after all the changing and revising is done. This program lets your computer do the grubbing work of renumbering the whole thing in nice, neat increments of your choice.
56	STARBASE 13 by Mark Lewis Batdwin This one will give you some heavy practice with your joystick as you defend yourself against attackers from all directions. It’s only a matter of time ….
59	ATARI BANNER MACHINE by Alan J. Zett This unique banner-printing program works not only with normal characters, but with any redefined character set that you care to program into your computer. The possibilities are limitless.
63	Comparative Review: WORD PROCESSING PROGRAMS FOR THE ATARI reviewed by Sheldon Leemon Letter Perfect, Text Wizard, and Word Processor
TRS-80/SIDE
67	K-Byter: MICRO ADVENTURE by Joseph Felten Adventure veterans and beginners alike will enjoy this subcompact interactive game.
68	Enhanced Disk Version: SCREEN PRINT by Steven Milliken Install a Machine Language routine into memory, and you can dump the text and graphics displayed on your screen to a printer – even while another program is running.
70	GOTHIC LETTER PRINTER by Ronald M. Tutone This remarkable program creates large letters in a beautiful Gothic font on your favorite printer. You’ll have no more excuses for sloppy garage sale signs.
76	DATABASE by Mark Pelczarski This is a completely updated version of SoftSide’s Developing Database, in two versions: sequential access and random access. Those who have long awaited this complete TRS-80 version will not be disappointed.
85	DOSPLUS – What Does it Mean? by Alan J. Zett . The complete list of all DOSPLUS BASIC error messages – fully explained.
86	REFWARE’S THESAURUS by Kathleen Boucher
88	MICROPROOF by Dave A. Kater
91	HEXSPELL by Dave A. Kater and David R. Long
93	NEWSCRIPT VERSION 6.1 by Joseph Breton

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February 14, 2009

February 14, 2009 – New SoftSide Magazine Cover (Issue # 29)

by Ira @ 1:10 am. Filed under Magazine, Softside

Issue Information:

Name:	SoftSide Magazine
Issue:	Vol 5 No 08 / Issue 29
Date:	May, 1982
Publisher:	SoftSide Publications
Size:	45MB
Pages:	100
TOSEC:	SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 08 [I] (1982)(SoftSide Publications)
Status:	INCOMPLETE

Issue Contents:
FRONT RUNNER
23	Solitaire by Larry Williams; Translations by Alan J. Zett and Rich Bouchard Klondike, the addictive one-player card game that just about everyone knows simply as “solitaire,” is beautifully implemented here for all three computers. The constant problems of shuffling the deck and rearranging the sloppy piles of cards are finally solved!
FEATURES
11	Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen W. Wold and Fred D’Ignazio The authors discuss the dungeons and the adventures of the past and present, and present some thoughts and speculations about a future breed of Computer-Assisted Role Playing Games.
14	Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod This article focuses on how to transform one object gradually into another through a series of computerized calculations.
18	Save By Computerizing Your Business by Edward Ting You’ll be amazed by what the figures will show you about the possibilities of adding datamation to your business.
19	The BASIC Handbook Review by Jon Voskuil
20	Data Impact Printer 84G Review by Dean F. H. Macy
96	Machine Head by Spyder Webb
DEPARTMENTS
5	Editorial
6	Input
8	Hints and Enhancements
10	Outgoing Mail
16	Calendar
APPLE/SIDE
38	Enhanced Disk Version: LIST FORMATTER by Kerry Shetline This Machine Language utility will allow you to list your Applesoft programs in a logicl!l arid highly readable form, to greatly simplify development and debugging.
40	K-Byter: REMARK WRlTER/FORMATTER by Jon Voskuil Internal documentation of your program with REM lines has never been this easy and looked this good.
42	APPLE F.O.O.L.S. by Jon Voskuil Media subscribers got this one last month for an April Fool special. Here’s the listing and the explanation of how it works and what it does.
47	MICRO-MAN by William Pu This excellent Apple version of George Delp’s TRS-Man will keep you busy for many hours eating all the monsters your diet will permit.
53	Review: ELECTRIC DUET by Jon Voskuil
55	A FIX FOR THE APPLE MICROTEXT TAPE PROBLEM by Tom Pollard If you’ve been waiting with bated breath to use the Microtext word processor with your Apple cassette system, the solution is here.
ATARI/SIDE
58	Enhanced Disk Version: ROBOT BATTLE by Randy W. Massey This is an exceptionally well done arcade game which will keep you going for a long time as you attempt to penetrate alien defenses and retrieve the vital cloaking device which is Earth’s only hope.
60	K-Byter: SUPER SNAKE by Trevor Porter Guiding your snake around the screen to gobble up points becomes more and more challenging as you go along.
61	CROSS-REFERENCE by Luis Wuhl A utility which finds and lists the lines in which variables are used can be an invaluable programming tool. Here is a simple one in BASIC that can make your work a lot easier.
64	WORD SEARCH by Skeet Nevil Why wait for the daily paper when your ATARI can give you a new word-search game whenever you want one? Discover the joy of using a joystick instead of a pencil to find those hidden words.
68	Review: GHOST HUNTER; CRUSH, CRUMBLE, AND CHOMP; SPACE CHASE; and OUTDOOR GAMES Review by Bruce Chapman
70	EXPLORING THE ATARI FRONTIER by Alan J. Zett This first installment of a new series on hidden features of the ATARI discusses the importance of the ANTIC chip and the display list for the BASIC programmer.
TRS-80/SIDE
76	Enhanced Disk Version: BREAKTHRU by Larry Meister This is a fast and challenging Machine Language game which offers a variety of options and will test your reflexes and perceptioris to the limit.
78	K-Byter: MINI-INVADERS by V. A. DeGiorgio Here is an exceptional K-Byter which POKEs a Machine Language invaders game into memory for some smooth and fast action.
79	JOYSTICK MODIFICATION FOR THE TRS-80 by Tigre Wenrich Add an ATARI joystick to your TRS-80 for a new dimension, in playing action games. This article shows you how to do it.
82	LADDERS by Rik Pierce The goal of this competitive game is to work your way up the ladders before your opponents do. It requires generous portions of luck, logic, and clear thinking to win.
88	NEWDOS-80 ENHANCEMENTS TO SEQUENTIAL DATABASE by Robert Jacobs Special NEWDOS-80 features are exploited to make the sequential-access version of So/tSide’s Database program even better.
90	ROBOT ATTACK Review by Michael McKenna
91	MISSILE ATTACK Review by Michael McKenna
92	MICROWORLD Review by Allen L. Wold

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February 13, 2009

February 13, 2009 – New SoftSide Magazine Cover (Issue # 25)

by Ira @ 1:53 am. Filed under Magazine, Softside

Issue Information:

Name:	SoftSide Magazine
Issue:	Vol 5 No 04 / Issue 25
Date:	January, 1982
Publisher:	SoftSide Publications
Size:	42.1MB
Pages:	104
TOSEC:	SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 04 [I] (1982)(SoftSide Publications)
Status:	INCOMPLETE

Issue Contents:
ARTICLES
25	Computer Graphics by Joan R. Trucknebrod Patterns with vertical reflection.
52	Modify EDTASM for the Model III by Randy Hawkins Part 1 of the fix
54	COMMANDing BASIC by Alan J. Zett RESTORE a data pointer to a specified line number.
REVIEWS
92	Experiments in Artificial Intelligence by Luigi Bisceglia
92	Graphics Editor and Programmer by Margaret M. Grothman
APPLE, ATARI, TRS-80 PROGRAMS
21	Microtext 1.1 by Jon Voskull Add the printout module to your word processor
27	Gambler by Randy Hawkins Don’t be afraid to take a chance
TRS-80 PROGRAMS
56	TRS-Man by George Delp TRS-Man goes into a feeding frenzy.
59	Vici by Robert J. Pollock Who shall overcome in this war game?
APPLE PROGRAMS
67	Word Wars by Rowland Archer & Bruce Muscolino My word against yours.
74	Apple Capture by William J. Ryan Don’t bark up the wrong tree.
ATARI PROGRAMS
79	Piazza Hotel by Gary J. Dominick Is this any way to spend a vacation?
84	Number Race by Arthur N. Schreibman Faster than a speeding number.
SOFTSIDE DV
46	TRS-80 and Apple – Nuclear Submarine Adventure by Steven Neighorn
48	ATARI – Death Star by Matt Rutter
DEPARTMENTS
4	About This Issue by Jon Voskuil
5	Editorial by Randal L. Kottwitz
6	Input From our readers
8	Outgoing Mail by Randal L. Kottwitz
10	Hints and Enhancements From our readers
14	SayYoho by Scott Adams
15	SensuousProgrammer by J”
19	Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L Wold & Fred D’lgnazio
49	K-Byters From our readers
53	Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables by Editors
87	Calendar by Editors
89	Hardware Comer by Edward E. Umlor
96	MachineHead by Spyder Webb

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February 12, 2009

Site Updates

by Ira @ 4:54 pm. Filed under Site Updates

While continuing to scan new materials, I am in the process of adding complete table of contents entries for the scanned magazines in an upgrade to the magazine pages.

I have completed working on THE ALTERNATE SOURCE and THE 8IGHTY magazines.

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February 12, 2009 – New SoftSide Magazine Cover (Issue # 26)

by Ira @ 1:39 am. Filed under Magazine, Softside

Issue Information:

Name:	SoftSide Magazine
Issue:	Vol 5 No 05 / Issue 26
Date:	February, 1982
Publisher:	SoftSide Publications
Size:	XMB
Pages:	82
TOSEC:	SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 05 [I] (1982)(SoftSide Publications)
Status:	INCOMPLETE

Issue Contents:
FRONT RUNNER
25	Space Rescue by Matt Rutter You have been selected as a member of the exploration party searching for life on the planet Arcturus III. Radar indicates a meteor storm headed straight for that solar system. Can you, in your two-person rocket, rescue the people stranded there without crashing into a meteor? You are their only hope.
FEATURES
10	Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold and Fred D’Ignazio In another peek into the future, the authors tell how computers could help enhance the tension and excitement of fantasy role-playing games. With the addition of low-level lasers, computerized fencing would take on an unequalled element of realism.
15	Sensuous Programmer “J” In this tenth installment, “J” discusses the use of logical operators and relational operators in BASIC programming.
58	My Side of the Page by Lance Micklus In Getting a Bit Serious – Part Seven, Lance discusses marketing projections and customer support problems. See how you can profit through his experience.
23	Hardware Corner by Edward E. Umlor The series on disk drives continues. Read about floppy drives, flippy drives and aspects of a variety of DOSs.
80	Machine Head by Spyder Webb
SPECIAL FEATURES
5	DOSPLUS – How It’s Different Since the operating system of the TRS-80 DV has changed from TRSDOS to DOSPLUS, those subscribers should find this summary of the major differences helpful.
8	Comments from Tandy by Ed Juge In a letter to the publisher from Ed Juge, director of computer merchandising for Tandy Corporation, some of Tandy’s policies about why only certain software and hardware products are supported by Radio Shack are explained.
38	Let’s Be Civilized by Leonard Buchanan Have you learned how to react in a civilized manner to that OTHER computer your acquaintances own? Have you been able to explain your feelings about YOUR computer to others? If not, try getting civilized.
39	Reader Survey Each month we spend a great deal of time selecting, translating, and illustrating the programs and articles in Softside. This month we are asking you to complete and return the survey found in the center of this issue. Your responses will help determine future selections of programs, articles and other features. Please take the time to help us provide you with what interests you the most.
DEPARTMENTS
4	Editorial
4	Calendar
6	Input
7	Hints and Enhancements
9	Outgoing Mail
APPLE/SIDE
44	Enhanced Disk Version Andorra by Brent Packer Lead the country of Andorra in this simulation.
46	K-Byter Pick-Up by William Pu
47	Program Rubicube by F.J. Condo This color-graphics simulation will help you solve that famous 3-D puzzle.
56	Review by Cary W. Bradley Hi-Res Secrets
ATARI/SIDE
59	K-Byter by Alan J. Zett System Configuration Test
60	Enhanced Disk Version Kismet II by Peter Kirsch This dice game combines luck and skill as you arrange your dice scores to get the highest total.
62	Program by Greg Schroeder Defense
67	What’s New by Dean F. H. Macy Ramdisk
69	Review by Alan J. Zett Protector
TRS-80/SIDE
71	K-Byter by Ronald and Jordan Corn Lites Out
73	Enhanced Disk Version Help Package by Rich Bouchard A utility for getting instructions on how to use your DOS, computer, or anything else.
74	Program Maze Sweep by James Garon and David Bohlke A translation of Maze Search, this is an arcade-style game with optional sound.
77	Article by Randy Hawkins Modify EDTASM for the Model III – Part II
79	Review by Marvin Lewis Parsector V

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February 11, 2009

February 11, 2009 – New SoftSide Magazine Cover (Issue # 27)

by Ira @ 1:42 am. Filed under Downloads, Magazine, Softside

Issue Information:

Name:	SoftSide Magazine
Issue:	Vol 5 No 06 / Issue 27
Date:	March, 1982
Publisher:	SoftSide Publications
Size:	46.8MB
Pages:	102
TOSEC:	SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 06 [I] (1982)(SoftSide Publications)
Status:	INCOMPLETE

Issue Contents:
FRONT RUNNER
23	Hexapawn by Carl Bevington Hexapawn is a marker game played on a three-by-three grid that gets harder to win the more you play. The computer is given a set of operating instructions that enable it to improve its decision-making ability based on the success or failure of previous decisions.
FEATURES
14	Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold and Fred D’Ignazio The authors speculate about whether holograms could be used in the presentation of three-dimensional games and the role computers could play in the process. They give a brief introduction to projection and transmission holography and how holograms are produced by lasers.
18	Sensuous Programmer by “J” “J” boldly leaps off the deep end and gives an introduction to TRS-80, Apple and ATARI graphics.
21	Computer Graphics by Joan R. Truckenbrod Using the same principles as those in making inkblot patterns, combine horizontal and vertical reflections to generate patterns with your computer.
96	Machine Head by Spyder Webb
SPECIAL FEATURE
36	File Matcher by Jon Voskuil Let your computer compare listings of different versions of the same program.
DEPARTMENTS
5	Editorial
6	Input
8	Hints and Enhancements
9	Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables
10	Calendar
11	Outgoing Mail
94	New Products This month we have a new department in SoftSide. New Products introduces DatasaverTM, Dragon’s Eye, The Data Reporter, a variety of cases for your hardware, and more.
APPLE/SIDE
38	Enhanced Disk Version PEEKER/POKER by Mike Westerfield Examine and change sectors of Apple II disks.
40	Programs THE MAGICAL SHAPE MACHINE by Tom Keith This graphics utility provides an easy way to create and manipulate shapes.
47	GRAVITY-FLOAT TRACE by Robert A. Pritchett This real-time Lo-Res game will test your coordination and timing.
53	Review BRODERBUND SOFTWARE’S APPLE PANIC reviewed by Hartley G. Lesser
55	COMMANDing BASIC by Michael Prescott Learn how to use the Applesoft Ampersand function and how to implement it with a minimum of Machine Language.
ATARI/SIDE
58	Enhanced Disk Version THE CURSE OF THE PHARAOH by Peter Kirsh Can you find and return the two rubies to the eyes of the mummy in the pyramid?
60	Programs INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE CONTRACTORS by Phillip Case and Patrick Maloney Our translation contest winner lets you try to become chairman of the board in this business management simulation.
65	OUTER SPACE ATTACK by Sheldon Leemon Maneuver your laser base and destroy the wave of aliens before they bomb you or get past the horizon.
69	Articles TAKE-APART OUTER SPACE ATTACK by Sheldon Leemon The Player/Missile graphics and other graphics techniques used in Outer Space Attack are explained
72	RANDOM FILES WITH ATARI DOS I by Odino Ciai and Luis Wuhl How to fix your ATARI DOS I to take care of problems with random files.
71	Review K-BYTE’S K-RAZY SHOOT-OUT reviewed by Sheldon Leemon
TRS-80/SIDE
74	Enhanced Disk Version WARPATH by Ron Potkin You can take the side of the Indians or the troopers in this two-player game of strategy and skill.
76	Programs KILLER CARS by Richard Kipp Equip your vehicle with armor, machine guns, lasers and other weapons in order to destroy your opponent’s car.
85	STAKE YOUR CLAIM by Rik Pierce No claim jumping allowed in this two-player strategy game where you try to peacefully settle land in the old west.
90	Review ADVENTURE INTERNATIONAL’S STARFIGHTER reviewed by Dave Albert and Alan J. Zett
92	Article DOSPLUS – HOW IT’S BETTER by Alan J. Zett New DOS features on the TRS-80 DV are explained.

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February 6, 2009

February 6, 2009 – Site Updates and Updated Emulators

by Ira @ 4:58 pm. Filed under CoCo 3, Downloads, Emulators, HT1080Z, MC-10, Model 100, Model 4, Model 4P, Model I, Model III, Site Updates

As I continue to explore WordPress, I am toying with the idea of moving more of the site over. In connection with this transition, I have been reworking the emulator page to clean up HTML errors and make it more WordPress friendly. In doing so, I also verified the links and have realized that a number of emulators have been updated. These include:
	HT 1080/Z v1.6, updated on Sep. 17, 2007
	VCC v1.40 Installer, updated on Jan. 3, 2008
	MC-10 Emulator v0.73c, updated on May, 2008
	Multi Emulator Super System (Binary) v1.29 updated on Jan. 6, 2008
	Virtual T v1.3 updated on Sep. 25, 2008

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February 5, 2009

February 5, 2009 – New The Alternate Source Magazine Cover

by Ira @ 10:35 pm. Filed under Magazine, The Alternate Source

Issue Information:

Name:	The Alternate Source Magazine
Issue:	Vol 3 No 6 / Issue 18
Date:	1982
Publisher:	The Alternate Source Publications
Size:	20.6M
Pages:	164
TOSEC:	The Alternate Source Issue 18 [OCR] (1982)(The Alternate Source)
Status:	COMPLETE

Issue Contents:
2	Bootstrap
3	TRS-80 ROM Routines Commented – Part Three by Jack Decker This issue Jack deals with Strings and String-Handling Routines in the ROM.
15	The New PENRAM by R. Baker Extensive patches to this top-quality public domain program.
36	DIF for the Compleat Idiot by Jason Potter Jason shows us how to get maximum use of Soft Sector Marketing’s fine program – by interfacing it with VisiCalc!
45	Bit Kickin’ With Jesse Bob Jesse Bob and his Wranglers bring you a special addition to the regular column – a listing of all the error codes, their meanings and what causes them!
54	Enhancing Series I Tape EDTASM – Model III by Larry Cunningham Anybody in the market for a good Model III EDTASM? Here it is!
87	Count To A Million Contest Results After all these years …
90	Telecommunications and the TRS-80: Telcom 3 by Gordon Williams A wrapup of comparisons and a couple of nifty programs to make online sessions easier.
127	Assembly Language Library # 6 by Clockwork Software “Operator Input Command Processing.” How’s that for a buzzword?
131	From the Source’s Mouth Wherein we discuss the Max-80, publication schedules and the importance of documentation.
132	Mailbag Probably a regular new column. New stuff you might want to know about.
133	Pascal Patches by Jonathan Yarden … another show-off kid. Just wait ’till you see what he’s got up and coming.
150	The Computer Revolution – Who are the Beneficiaries?
153	Program for the Blind/Visually Handicapped by Norman Hills and Byron Drachman
158	Overview: The Max-80 by Steven Kovitz Either this is the buy we’ve been waiting for or the biggest con since World Power Systems!

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February 5, 2009 – New SoftSide Magazine Cover

by Ira @ 1:01 am. Filed under Magazine, Softside

Issue Information:

Name:	SoftSide Magazine
Issue:	Vol 4 No 10
Date:	July 1981
Publisher:	SoftSide Publications
Size:	26MB
Pages:	N/A
TOSEC:	SoftSide Magazine Vol 4 No 10 [I] (1981)(SoftSide Publications)
Status:	INCOMPLETE – MISSING PAGES

Issue Contents:
ARTICLES
32	GO PUBLIC WITH YOUR COMPUTER by Harland Hill Hearye! Hearye!
48	LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER by Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Magazine of the Future
72	COMPUTER GRAPHICS by Joan Truckenbrod Designing your own patterns
80	LEMONADE OR CHAMPAGNE by Will Hagenbuch Another glass, please
84	VARPTR UNMASKED by John T. Phillipp, M.D. Who was that masked VARPTR?
90	THE LITTLE COMPUTER THAT WOULDN’T by Sherry M. Taylor Computer that grounded Columbia
92	REVIEWS by Michael Humes, Dave Albert Computer Napoleonics, Atlantian Odyssey
S-80, APPLE, AND ATARI PROGRAM
22	CHEMISTRY DRILL by Brent Packer, Jon Voskuil Hup, two, three, four
S-80 AND ATARI PROGRAM
28	CODE MASTER by Andrew Braunstein, Rich Bouchard Deciphering game
APPLE AND ATARI PROGRAM
34	KIDNAPPED by Peter Kirsch, Carl Mueller, Rich Bouchard, Alan Zett Nine floors to freedom
S-80 PROGRAMS
50	MAGIC PAPER CALCULATOR by Russell Starkey Scrolling calculator
55	WORD WARS by Rowland Archer How many words can you make?
APPLE PROGRAMS
59	VOLLEYBALL by Jim Hilger Game for four players
66	MICRODRAFTER by Jon Voskuil Computerized drafting and drawing
ATARI PROGRAMS
75	SPACE LANDER by Jack and Bob Wiener Happy Landing!
DEPARTMENTS
4	EDITORIAL by Jon Voskuil
6	INPUT by our readers
11	OUTGOING MAIL by Dave Albert
13	CALENDAR by Editors
14	SAYYOHO by Scott Adams
15	ABOUT THIS ISSUE by S. S. Munchkins
17	I DON’T THINK WE’RE IN KANSAS ANYMORE by Mark Pelczarski
19	THE SENSUOUS PROGRAMMER by “J”
33	WORD SEARCH PUZZLE #3 SOLUTION by Editors
33	BUG, WORMS, AND OTHER UNDESIRABLES by Editors
86	WHAT’S NEW by Ed Umlor
87	HARDWARE CORNER by Ed Umlor
93	MACHINE HEAD by Spyder

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