Index of Compute! May 1986 articles

Compute! Issue 72 - May 1986

• Creating with CAD: Computer-Aided Design by Selby Bateman
  
• The Digital Window: Graphics Today and Tomorrow by Kathy Yakal
  
• Hickory, Dickory, Dock by Barbara H. Schulak
  
• Philips CD-ROM and The Electronic Encyclopedia for IBM by Tony Roberts
  
• The Body in Focus by Larry Krengel
  
• One-on-One for Amiga by Charles Brannon
  
• AtariWriter Plus by Tom R. Halfhill
  
• Borrowed Time by Selby Bateman
  
• Europe Ablaze for Commodore and Apple by Neil Randall
  
• Ultima IV: Quest for the Avatar for Apple and 64 by James V. Trunzo
  
• The Editor's Notes by Richard Mansfield
  
• Readers' Feedback by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• INSIGHT: ST Exploring the ST by Bill Wilkinson
  
• AmigaView New Amiga Software by Charles Brannon
  
• Telecomputing Today Online Etiquette by Arlan R. Levitan
  
• The World Inside the Computer Training for Tomorrow's Jobs by Fred D'Ignazio
  
• Computers and Society Computer Ethics by David D. Thornburg
  
• The Beginner's Page String Comparisons by Tom R. Halfhill
  
• INSIGHT: Atari Avoiding Disk Errors by Bill Wilkinson
  
• Programming the TI Animation in TI BASIC by C. Regena
  
• IBM Personal Computing The PC/VCR Connection by Donald B. Trivette
  
• HOTWARE
  
• Adding System Power to ST BASIC, Part 2 by Kevin Mykytyn
  
• Using PALETTE USING on the PCjr by John Klein, Jeff Klein
  
• Applesoft List Enhancer by Steven Roth
  
• Loading and Linking Commodore Programs, Part 3 by Jim Butterfield
  
• Better Branching in Applesoft by Mark Russinovich
  
• Random Numbers in Machine Language for Commodore 64 by Neil Boyle
  
• Amiga Puzzle by Bill Boegelein
  
• DEBUT: Atari BASIC Debugging Tool by Gary W. Swanberg
  
• MODified Shapes for IBM by Paul W. Carlson
  
• Custom Characters for Atari SpeedScript by Charles Brannon
  
• 64 Autobooter by Terry Roper
  
• Upgrading the Apple ESCape Key by Robert Jacques Beck
  
• Managing Files from Atari ST BASIC by William B. Sanders
  
• BASIC Equivalents in C by Harley M. Templeton