Index of Compute! October 1987 articles

Compute! Issue 89 - October 1987

• Capute! Fixes for Laser Chess, IBM Fast Fractal Landscapes, ON-GOTO/ON-GOSUB, and Pop-up ASCII Table for IBM
  
• Close-Up: The Amiga 500 by Rhett Anderson
  
• 32-Bit Processing: Get Ready for the Next Wave by Keith Ferrell
  
• Marbles by Stephen Stout
  
• World Class Leader Board by James V. Trunzo
  
• The Bard's Tale II: The Destiny Knight by James V. Trunzo
  
• President Elect: 1988 Edition by Ervin Bobo
  
• Mentor by Keith Ferrell
  
• The Editor's Notes by Richard Mansfield
  
• Readers' Feedback Forward Two Steps, Back One by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• Readers' Feedback Variable Operators? by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• Readers' Feedback What's a Blit? by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• Readers' Feedback Changing Chips by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• Readers' Feedback Another Drive by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• Readers' Feedback A Mouse in Applesoft by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• Readers' Feedback Amiga Autoboot by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
  
• Computers and Society Son of a Nation of Thieves by David D. Thornburg
  
• The World Inside the Computer Computer Learning Month by Fred D'Ignazio
  
• ST Outlook ComputerEyes Video Digitizer by Philip I. Nelson
  
• IBM Personal Computing Bookshelf on a Disk by Donald B. Trivette
  
• Microscope by Sheldon Leemon
  
• AmigaView Behind the Workbench by Sheldon Leemon
  
• INSIGHT: Atari Machine Language Graphics: The Final Installment by Bill Wilkinson
  
• The Beginner's Page Detecting Keypresses by C. Regena
  
• Telecomputing Today Top Modem by Arlan R. Levitan
  
• Chrome: Double Hi-Res Graphics Commands for Applesoft by Zachary T. Smith
  
• A BUTTON Command for Amiga Basic by Robert Katz
  
• Super Turtle PILOT by Alan Poole
  
• Rid: A File Deleter by Paul W. Carlson
  
• Atari ST Menu Driver by Brian Flynn
  
• Smooth Out for the Atari by James Hague
  
• Nim: The Ultimate Binary Game by Jim Butterfield
  
• Double-Duty DOS by Jason Coleman
  
• Dazzlers by Paul W. Carlson
  
• Word War by Peter Crosby
  
• Stringing the Atari Screen by Rhett Anderson