Compute! Issue 135 - November 1991

• Address Book Plus (database software) (evaluation) by Barry Brenesal
  
• AlphaNote Personal Database (database software) (evaluation) by Carol S. Holzberg
  
• An empire strikes (Lucasfilm Games to enter the computer games industry in 1992) by Erin Richter
  
• Battle of the five-os (upgrading to DOS 5.0) by Tony Roberts
  
• Big Business (computer game) (evaluation) by Alfred C. Giovetti
  
• By Design (graphics utility software) (evaluation) by Joey Latimer
  
• CMS 386SX/16-40 (computer) (evaluation) by Tom Benford
  
• Computing in the green (environmental awareness in the computer industry) (column) by Steven Anzovin
  
• Continuum (computer game) (evaluation) by Clayton Walnum
  
• Dell 320SX (microcomputer) (includes related article) (evaluation) by Peer Plaut
  
• Design inspiration (designing a home office) (includes related articles) by Sherry Roberts
  
• Dinowars (computer game) (evaluation) by Carol S. Holzberg
  
• Dos Batch File Power with the Jamsa Batch Utilities (book reviews) by Tony Roberts
  
• Easy Windows programming (Microsoft Visual Basic, combination screen design toolkit and BASIC compiler) (evaluation) by Clifton Karnes
  
• Editorial license (editorial) by Peter Scisco
  
• Epson Equity 386SX Plus (computer) (evaluation) by Robert Bixby
  
• Ezcosmos 3.0 (simulation software) (evaluation) by Gregg Keizer
  
• FinalSoft Executive (personal information management systems software) (evaluation) by Tom Campbell
  
• Funk and Wagnall's Standard Desk Dictionary (computer program) (evaluation) by Gordon Owens
  
• Future in my hand (Momenta's new pentop computer) (column) by Robert Bixby
  
• Future textbooks (Windows on Science, the first videodisc-based science program approved as a textbook) by Alan R. Bechtold
  
• Games addiction: the troubles I've seen (The World of Electronic Games) by Darren McKeeman
  
• Games consoles nouveau (home video game systems) (The World of Electronic Games) by David Sears
  
• Gateway 2000 386SX-16 (computer) (evaluation) by Joyce Sides
  
• Hack to the future (interview with Bruce Sterling) (interview) by Darren P. Mckeeman
  
• Hard disks to go (portable hard disks and time management) (evaluation) by Daniel Janal
  
• How to Choose a VGA System by Mark Minasi
  
• Hyundai Super-386SE (microcomputer) (evaluation) by Tony Roberts
  
• In the course of human events (golf software) by Orson Scott Card
  
• Increase your memory power (using the memory manager in MS-DOS 5.0) by Mark Minasi
  
• Kidz Mouse (mouse device) (evaluation) by Peter Scisco
  
• Kris System 386SX-2 (computer) (evaluation) by Eddie Huffman
  
• Lexi-Cross (computer game) (evaluation) by Alfred C. Giovetti
  
• Lightspeed (computer game) (evaluation) by Steve Hudson
  
• Mace Format (disk utility software) (evaluation) by Richard O. Mann
  
• Menu!/Reminders! (utility programs) (evaluation) by Anthony Moses
  
• Micro Express 386-SX (computer) (includes related article) (evaluation) by Peer Plaut
  
• Microsoft PowerPoint for Windows (presentation graphics software package) (evaluation) by Richard O. Mann
  
• Nightbreed (computer game) (evaluation) by Richard Rapp
  
• Novell absorbs DRI (Digital Research) by Robert Bixby
  
• Personal PrintPartner (Fujitsu's DL3600 PrintPartner) by Jill Champion
  
• Police Quest III: The Kindred (computer game) (evaluation) by Jill Champion
  
• ProComm Plus (communications software) (evaluation) by Barry Brenesal
  
• QuattroPro 3.0 (spreadsheet software) (evaluation) by Keith Ferrell
  
• Reader Rabbit 2 (evaluation) by Heidi E.H. Aycock
  
• Recreational and redeeming: games (computer games) (The World of Electronic Games) by Howard Millman
  
• Samsung Sensor SP-386SX (microcomputer) (evaluation) by Erin Richter
  
• Something new online (Compute/Net, a new online information source) by Richard C. Leinecker
  
• Start your own cartoon studio (computer animation software) by David English
  
• Strange new worlds of entertainment (virtual reality and computer games) (The World of Electronic Games) by Brenda Laurel
  
• The Amazing Spider-Man (computer game) (evaluation) by Steven Anzovin
  
• The flop's a hit (floptical technology) by Robert Bixby
  
• The mother of all soldiers (Texas Microsystems to study the feasibility of a portable soldier's computer) by Alan R. Bechtold
  
• The new renaissance: the computer in fine art (computer graphics art) by Lee Noel Jr.
  
• The Norton Utilities 6.0 (file management software) (evaluation) by Charles Idol
  
• The online games people play (The World of Electronic Games) by Peter Spear
  
• Theme Park Mystery (computer game) (evaluation) by Alfred C. Giovetti
  
• U.S.I.T. Athena 386SX (computer) (includes related article) (evaluation) by Peer Plaut
  
• Undocumented DOS: A Programmer's Guide to Reserved MS-DOS Functions and Data Structures (book reviews) by Tom Campbell
  
• Xenocide (computer game) (evaluation) by Alfred C. Giovetti
  

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