Index of Creative Computing articles

Creative Computing Vol. 7 No. 11 - November 1981

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• Mail Chauvinism: The Magicians, the Snark and the Camel Report on the Electronic Mail and Message Conference
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 1 - January 1982

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• Magazines of the future. editorial
  
• The experts guide to beating Asteroids, Battlezone, Galaxian, RipOff, and Space Invaders.
  
• Invaders for the TRS-80. evaluation
  
• Escape from Castle Wolfenstein. evaluation
  
• Ed Zaron: the man from Muse.
  
• Five for the Vic20. evaluation
  
• The Atari goes to war. evaluation
  
• Expanding your TRS-80 Model I; alternatives to the Radio Shack TRS-80 expansion interface. evaluation
  
• Aurora Systems videodisc controller. evaluation
  
• Adwar Video Proc Mod. evaluation
  
• Adventures in videoland; Rollercoaster: a computer-videodisc adventure.
  
• The Rollercoaster game dissected.
  
• Vision of the future. interactive videodiscs
  
• V is for videodisc; using a videodisc with Apple SuperPilot.
  
• The First National Kidisc - TV becomes a plaything; now you don't have to worry about letting your children watch the tube. This interactive videodisc can provide hours of educational fun.
  
• Shopping for video discs; we set out to buy some Laser Vision video discs with mixed results.
  
• How will the new tax law affect computer owners?
  
• DSK keyboard for the Apple. Dvorak Simplified Keyboard, computer
  
• Big numbers and small computers.
  
• Survival. video game
  
• The second Annual International Computer Problem Solving Contest
  
• IBM images... International Business Machines Personal Computer - how, where, and why to buy one
  
• Software legal forum. copyright infringement for copying software
  
• TRS-80 strings. five short programs and various subroutines for TRS-80
  
• Intelligent computer games. Shogi could be easily programmed
  
• Outpost: Atari; a beginner's guide to character sets. includes various programs
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 2 - February 1982

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• Re: print; Olympia 100KRO and Centronics 739 printers. evaluation
  
• Star Raiders for the color computer. evaluation
  
• Silk screen; the Axiom EX-850 Video Printer. evaluation
  
• New graphics horizons for the PET. evaluation
  
• The Atari Graphics Composer. evaluation
  
• Painter Power. computer graphics program evaluation
  
• Graphs from your Apple II. evaluation
  
• Text & graphics; options for Apple and Epson. evaluation
  
• More...on VIC graphics. evaluation
  
• Responses to TRS-80 challenge no. 2 - star within a circle. computer programming contest
  
• Chess champ. microcomputer chess
  
• The personal computer industry: potato chips to panty hose.
  
• Courting the digital muse - with a little help from microSpeed. computer art
  
• Kinetic color graphic art for the Pascal equipped Apple II.
  
• An Apple slide show; packing and unpacking graphs on your Apple.
  
• Picture packer revisited. compressing computer graphics for storage
  
• Page flipping. in computer programs
  
• Player-Missile Design Aid. computer program
  
• IBM images. IBM Personal Computer installation
  
• Personal electronic transactions. Phones, education and home control
  
• TRS-80 Strings. Lissajous figures, Orchestra-85 and some games
  
• Graphic software for microcomputers. book reviews
  
• The Lucifer key. book reviews
  
• Program for a puppet. book reviews
  
• TRS-80 assembly language. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 3 - March 1982

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• Hte proofreader Porgrams. evaluation
  
• A very versatile word processor. evaluation
  
• The little prints; the Axiom GP-80M printer. evaluation
  
• Atari arcade games: the state of the art; Missile Command and Asteroids.
  
• Cyborg. video game evaluation
  
• Chromasette. periodical reviews
  
• Talk is cheap; Echo speech synthesizer. evaluation
  
• Batteries for electronic games; we test alkaline, heavy duty, general purpose and rechargeable cells along with battery eliminators and testers and come up with some surprising results. evaluation
  
• Personal computers help the handicapped; Johns Hopkins rewards inventors. The Johns Hopkins University First National Search for Applications of Personal Computing to Aid the Handicapped
  
• Working at home: can computers help?. letter
  
• The talking wheelchair; a computer age prosthesis for people with communications handicaps.
  
• Type casting. history of computerized typesetting at Creative Computing magazine
  
• New RAMS for old. how to upgrade computer memory boards
  
• Eliminating psychological blocks. Overcoming blocks and barriers to creativity, part 1
  
• Smoothers of the lost arc; computer graphics has come from a frontier to a mature industry in just eight years - and is about to flip Hollywood on its ear.
  
• Spirolaterals; how to solve it - with the computer.
  
• Musical subroutines.
  
• Celestial music. computer music programming
  
• In-Pro-Physe: interactive programming for the physically limited.
  
• Patchy Pascal. program modification
  
• Table lookup. computer programming
  
• Furniture mover. computer programming
  
• Breaking the code. computer code-breaking
  
• Pick a card, any card; generating pseudorandom numbers. computer programming
  
• Reading and writing Sorcerer strings. microcomputer evaluation
  
• Computerized star map.
  
• TRS-80 strings. typesetting system used by Creative Computing magazine; column
  
• IBM images. marketing report; column
  
• On hexadecimal numbers and notations.
  
• Outpost Atari; graphics seven plus; outpost Atari. column
  
• Apple cart. Apple computer programming; column
  
• Intelligent computer games. column
  
• Puzzles and problems. column
  
• Software legal forum. Are computer programs goods or services?; column
  
• Nailing jelly to a tree. book reviews
  
• Problem-solving principles for basic programmers: applied logic, psychology and grit. book reviews
  
• Programs for beginners on the TRS-80. book reviews
  
• Business systems buyer's guide. book reviews
  
• How to get the most from your chess computer. book reviews
  
• The Basic handbook: an encyclopedia of the Basic computer language. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 4 - April 1982

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• Reader's Digress. April Fool's parody section
  
• Carbon copy. software introducing organic chemistry; evaluation
  
• Problem solving programs for older students. computer programs; evaluation
  
• The education game. computer program evaluation
  
• Six business management games. computer program evaluation
  
• A new entry in the education market. microcomputer evaluation
  
• Let the games begin. video game evaluation
  
• Secret storm. computer graphics program evaluation
  
• dbx 20-20 computerized equalizer-analyzer. evaluation
  
• The International Asteroids Tournament.
  
• CAI: a philosophy of education - and a system to match. computer assisted instruction
  
• Using microcomputer graphics to train teachers.
  
• "All the scientists in the world smushed into one": what kids think about computers.
  
• Computer education takes a step backward in Canada. all Canadian manufactured computer needed
  
• Programmed worms. computer programming exercise
  
• Overcoming organizational barriers. Overcoming blocks and barriers to creativity, part 2
  
• Our robot friends. toy robots
  
• Using disks with Atari Basic.
  
• Short programs; hangman for the pocket computer.
  
• More polys. computer graphics
  
• Logo ideas. problem solving
  
• Teach them computing with a pocket computer.
  
• Three-dimensional plotting. computer programming
  
• Improved registration for line graphs. computer programming
  
• Pretending to be normal with the low-priced spread. computer program to simulate normal distribution
  
• Cass-a-log; finding programs on cassette.
  
• More efficient tape storage. packing computer programs on audio cassettes
  
• Data without duplicates. computer programming
  
• Last one loses; a game of strategy.
  
• Apple cart. Videx Keyboard Enhancer evaluation and problems with disks
  
• Outpost: Atari. piracy, copy programs and disk secrets
  
• TRS-80 strings.
  
• IBM images. the system arrives; computer evaluation
  
• The IBM version of EasyWriter.
  
• Software legal forum. software warranties
  
• Puzzles & problems.
  
• Karel the robot. book reviews
  
• Learning with computers. book reviews
  
• The ADA programming language. book reviews
  
• 8080-Z80 assembly language: techniques for improved programming. book reviews
  
• The computers are coming. book reviews
  
• Basic discoveries: a problem solving approach to beginning programming. book reviews
  
• Computer networks and distributed processing: software, techniques and architecture. book reviews
  
• Basic: a simplified structured approach. book reviews
  
• The minicomputer on-line systems. book reviews
  
• The electronic cottage. book reviews
  
• Structured programming in Fortran. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 5 - May 1982

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• The TRS-80 as smart terminal. evaluation
  
• Terminal communications for the Apple. evaluation
  
• 128k memory system for Atari. evaluation
  
• Polly, put the kettle on. controller evaluation
  
• Adventures in adventureland. video game evaluation
  
• From shovels to lasers. video game evaluation
  
• Videotex for learning?
  
• What's new for '82. Consumer Electronics Show
  
• Through the fog. computer trade fair
  
• Logo Ideas.
  
• A brief history of the front panel. of the computer
  
• Summer computer programs. list of computer camps
  
• WH Smith brings ZX-81s to High Street.
  
• Using field specifiers on the TRS-80.
  
• Norton the robot.
  
• Financial aid: a program to perform the complex "need" calculation.
  
• Autohex Peek-Poke: a program to convert machine language programs into Basic data statements.
  
• Adding machine language routines to Basic.
  
• Structured design with Basic? An example and an answer.
  
• Listing-copying Apple text files.
  
• AWACS. writing a computer program simulating the use of an AWACS
  
• Apple cart. program line editor; column
  
• Outpost: Atari. Disk input-output
  
• IBM images. evaluation of the Epsom printer for the IBM Personal Computer
  
• TRS-80 strings. Manhattan address finder program, and character string manipulation; column
  
• Software legal forum. copyright laws for games; column
  
• Puzzles and problems. Contains different puzzles; column
  
• The number-cruncher's lexicon.
  
• Microcomputer buyer's guide. book reviews
  
• Taming your computer: a guides for business and professional people. book reviews
  
• The making of the micro: a history of the computer. book reviews
  
• The Captain 80 book of basic adventures. book reviews
  
• Using 6502 assembly language. book reviews
  
• Apple Pascal games. book reviews
  
• Robot manipulators: mathematics, programming and control. book reviews
  
• Software wanted: how and where to sell your program. book reviews
  
• Osborne CP-M user guide. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 6 - June 1982

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• The little computer that could. evaluation
  
• A winning combination for double density on the TRS-80. evaluation
  
• The TRS-80 Model II and Pickles & Trout CP_. evaluation
  
• A hard disk's night; an in-depth look at mass storage options. computers
  
• The NEC Spinwriter. evaluation
  
• Reach for a star. printer evaluation
  
• Put one over on your Apple. computer furniture evaluation
  
• The Atari Word Processors. evaluation
  
• I sing the editor electric. software evaluation
  
• Customized lists and letters. software evaluation
  
• Project planning, scheduling, and control. computer programming
  
• Seeing NCC. National Computer Conference
  
• Prime time. computer programming
  
• Wherefore the computer market?
  
• I don't understand a word of it. computer documentation
  
• Machine intelligence: a function of human ingenuity.
  
• Upper and lower case for your Model-I. TRS-80 computer
  
• Printer control codes from within Apple Writer. computer program
  
• Underlining for Apple Writer. computer program
  
• Preview for Apple Writer. computer program
  
• Simulating a needlesort; an exercise in modularized programming. computer program
  
• Numword. computer program to change numbers to words
  
• One line graphics demo. computer program
  
• A pseudo word processor. computer program
  
• Maze Race. video game
  
• Apple cart. Apple high resolution computer graphics programs
  
• Outpost: Atari. computer programs
  
• IBM images. operating systems for the IBM Personal Computer
  
• TRS-80 strings. upgrading Model II to Model 16
  
• Personal electronic transactions. PET computer disk drives
  
• Basic faster and better and other mysteries. book reviews
  
• Encyclopedia for the TRS-80. book reviews
  
• Encyclopedia loader: programs on cassette from Encyclopedia for the TRS-80. book reviews
  
• Microsoft Basic decoded and other mysteries. book reviews
  
• Exploring computing with the TRS-80 (and common sense) with programming in Basic. book reviews
  
• Computing in the humanities. book reviews
  
• Computer programs in Basic. book reviews
  
• 101 color computer programming tips and tricks. book reviews
  
• 101 pocket computer programming tips and tricks. book reviews
  
• 55 color computer programs for the home, school and office. book reviews
  
• 50 programs in Basic for the home, school and office; for the pocket computer. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 7 - July 1982

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• Color graphics for S-100 computers. evaluation
  
• Beware the perilous plums. video game evaluation
  
• Talking games for the TRS-80. evaluation
  
• Blowing up the screen. computer graphics program evaluation
  
• Awaken the artist in your Apple. computer graphics program evaluation
  
• Four high-res text generators for the Apple. evaluation
  
• A graphic language that's downright forthright. evaluation
  
• Pilot for the Apple. evaluation
  
• The case against Pilot: the pros and cons of computer-assisted instruction languages and authoring systems.
  
• Logo ideas.
  
• A versatile graphics system.
  
• Loopholes. poetry
  
• Computer graphics: an art medium in lights.
  
• Introduction and explanation. The graph paper, part 1; computer graphics
  
• Art and the computer.
  
• Half-toning digital images.
  
• A graphics package for the Apple II.
  
• Cyrillic anyone? program to create cyrillic characters
  
• Printing Apple low-resolution graphics.
  
• Hturtle; a turtlegraphics interpreter in Applesoft.
  
• Plotting N-square cubes. computer graphics
  
• Screensaver. computer graphics
  
• Verse weaving: a challenge for all ages.
  
• Computer poetry: not so new.
  
• The other side. British Broadcasting Corp. microcomputer; column
  
• Outpost: Atari. West Coast Computer Faire; column
  
• IBM images. new products, services; column
  
• Personal electric transactions. disk storage and copying software; column
  
• TRS-80 strings. disk drive repair and new programs; column
  
• Software legal forum. patents
  
• Operating systems: concepts and principles. book reviews
  
• Using the Radio Shack TRS-80 in your home. book reviews
  
• Law and the computer. book reviews
  
• Pet games and recreations. book reviews
  
• Bugs. book reviews
  
• The copyright kit: how to copyright your own software. book reviews
  
• Computer consciousness: surviving the automated 80s. book reviews
  
• Data file programming in Basic; a self-teaching guide. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 8 - August 1982

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• Copts and Robbers. evaluation
  
• Congo. evaluation
  
• Cyclod. evaluation
  
• Dueling Digits. evaluation
  
• Escape! evaluation
  
• Gold Rush. evaluation
  
• The Human Fly. evaluation
  
• Juggler. evaluation
  
• Labyrinth. evaluation
  
• Micro Golf. evaluation
  
• Pegasus II. evaluation
  
• Peeping Tom. evaluation
  
• Pinball. evaluation
  
• Roach Hotel. evaluation
  
• Star Blaster. evaluation
  
• Star Clones. evaluation
  
• Suicide! evaluation
  
• Tumble Bugs a.k.a. Dung Beetles. evaluation
  
• Taxman. evaluation
  
• Ghost Gobbler. evaluation
  
• Star Blazer. evaluation
  
• Twerps. evaluation
  
• Microwave. evaluation
  
• Swashbuckler. evaluation
  
• Bug Attack. evaluation
  
• Not just fun in games. evaluation
  
• Fantasy role playing for CP-M. evaluation
  
• Graphic adventures on the Atari worth a thousand words? evaluation
  
• The wizard, the princess, and the Atari. evaluation
  
• Computer games: a new art form?
  
• Game design: 10% inspiration, 90% perspiration.
  
• Eastern Front: a narrative history.
  
• A style manual for authors of software.
  
• Source subscribers air their thoughts on TV programs.
  
• Dive bomber.
  
• 7th West Coast Computer Faire.
  
• Oddsline; diminishing the risk of thoroughbred wagering using your computer.
  
• Low-res graphics for time traveler.
  
• Golf tee puzzle madness.
  
• Zeno's space ships: a nonviolent crash.
  
• Droids: a strategy game for the PET.
  
• Meteor: an arcade game using character graphics.
  
• Mu-Torere.
  
• Bally artillery.
  
• Crazy 8.
  
• The graph paper: basic approaches. part 2
  
• Outpost: Atari. column
  
• Apple cart. column
  
• IBM images. column
  
• Personal electronic transactions. column
  
• Effective writing; how to write a software review. column
  
• Basic programming primer. book reviews
  
• Science observed. book reviews
  
• PET fun and games. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 9 - September 1982

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• Apple paddle controls and game port extenders. part 2; evaluation
  
• Keys to success. keyword databases evaluation
  
• Record players. file managing program evaluation
  
• Form fiddling. data base management program evaluation
  
• Database management for the IBM PC. evaluation
  
• A manager for all seasons. software evaluation
  
• Versatile file manager for TRS-80. evaluation
  
• Bridging the G.A.A.P. accounting program evaluation
  
• Keeping Visicalc smooth and silky.
  
• Prehensile programming. basic utilities program evaluation
  
• More dilithium crystals, captain. video game evaluation
  
• Spay TV. video game evaluation
  
• Teed off. video game evaluation
  
• Blast from the past. video game evaluation
  
• Atari fun for the dog days of summer. video game evaluation
  
• Woz and Us; Steve Wozniak speaks out on rock concerts, Berkeley and new Apples.
  
• Basic vs. database.
  
• Comparing prices; a simple VisiCalc application.
  
• Moving experience. The Graph Paper, part 3; Apple graphics tutorial
  
• Logo ideas.
  
• International Computer Problem Solving Contest II.
  
• A modular data base for the Apple.
  
• Searching techniques. Part 1. Computer programming
  
• Atari diskfile tutorial.
  
• Getting along without TAB - an Atari translation.
  
• A formatting lister for Basic programs.
  
• Effective writing; the electronic saltcellar. word processing as an aid to writing
  
• Outpost: Atari. DOS menu options
  
• IBM images. IBM Personal Computer product announcements
  
• TRS-80 strings. speech synthesizers, TRS-80 Model III, Microproof spelling checker
  
• Personal electronic transactions.
  
• History of programming languages. book reviews
  
• 67 ready-to-run programs in Basic: graphics, home and business, education, games. book reviews
  
• Software psychology: human factors in computer and information systems. book reviews
  
• Beyond games: systems software for your 6502 personal computer. book reviews
  
• Basic programs for home financial management. book reviews
  
• Video-computers: how to select, mix, and operate personal computers and home video systems. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 10 - October 1982

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• More than drill and practice: software profile. evaluation
  
• Math for older students: software profile. evaluation
  
• Quiz time in the classroom: software profile. evaluation
  
• Math competency series: software profile. evaluation
  
• Writing courseware on the TRS-80: software profile. evaluation
  
• It's academic: software profile. evaluation
  
• The friendly computer languages.
  
• A maze muncher for TI: software profile. evaluation
  
• Eleven for the Apple in one basket: software profile. evaluation
  
• Dungeons and asteroids: software profile. evaluation
  
• TRS-80 arcade games: software profile. evaluation
  
• The puzzle of the Tacoma Narrows bridge collapse: an interactive videodisc program for physics instruction.
  
• What is Logo?
  
• The role of motivation in computer-assisted instruction.
  
• International computer problem solving contest II results.
  
• International Summer Consumer Electronic Show.
  
• 1982 National Computer Conference.
  
• The handicapple: a low cost braille printer. evaluation
  
• Add a joystick to your TRS-80!
  
• Who really invented the video game?
  
• Joysticks. building a pushbutton panel to control joystick of your home computer
  
• Searching techniques. Data structure in the computer; part 2
  
• Pilot-to-basic translator.
  
• A symbolic mathematics system. evaluation
  
• Demonstrating the gas laws. using a computer
  
• Animath. computer math for schools
  
• Cross Double. creating computer crossword puzzles
  
• The graph paper. last of 4 parts
  
• IBM images. column
  
• TRS:80 strings.
  
• Practical guide to computer education. book reviews
  
• Basic basic - English dictionary for the Apple, Pet, and TRS-80. book reviews
  
• Understanding your VIC, vol 1. book reviews
  
• Number treasury. book reviews
  
• An introduction to microprocessors. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 11 - November 1982

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• Rainbow 100 uses both an 8-bit Z80 and a 16-bit 8088 with shared memory disks and 1-0. evaluation
  
• Using step function in Microsoft Basic.
  
• TK!Solver from Software Arts. evaluation
  
• Computation made easy. evaluation
  
• Charts and graphs from an Apple computer. evaluation
  
• Lotus Executive Briefing System. evaluation
  
• Screen Director. evaluation
  
• Slide Show. evaluation
  
• Apple Flasher evaluation
  
• Poor man's slide show system. complete program for turning yiur Apple into a slide projector
  
• A language for simulating the world. evaluation
  
• Forth for the TRS-80. evaluation
  
• Pascal for CP-M systems. evaluation
  
• Programming in Pascal.
  
• Alternate languages for the color computer.
  
• An editor-assembler for the color computer. evaluation
  
• An alternative to Atari DOS. evaluation
  
• MON+ by Microseeds: enhance your Apple II monitor with this versatile product. evaluation
  
• Casino games for the Apple. evaluation
  
• Any landing you can walk away from is ok: Colorsoft flight simulator. evaluation
  
• Getting iced: Gamma hockey. evaluation
  
• The Basic Handbook. book reviews
  
• The programmer's guide to programmer's guide. contains bibliography
  
• The Pascal Handbook. book reviews
  
• Apple II user's guide. book reviews
  
• Beneath Apple DOS. book reviews
  
• Beginner's guide for the UCSD Pascal system. book reviews
  
• Programmer's handbook for the Apple. book reviews
  
• De Re Atari. book reviews
  
• Microsoft Basic decoded & other mysteries. book reviews
  
• TRS-80 model l disk interfacing guide. book reviews
  
• Tron. movie reviews
  
• Pilot tutorial I.
  
• Logo Ideas: advice to a teacher: the clever hack and clever tactics.
  
• The countess and the computer language. part 1 of 3 parts
  
• The Pascal directory in depth, and Pascal style in brief.
  
• The Towers of Hanoi: a lesson in recursive Basic.
  
• How to find it: programming data structures in Basic. Part 3
  
• Making every vote count: a program to tally the single transferable vote.
  
• Intbasic Lives! How to move Integer Basic without a language card
  
• Build a paddle control for your TRS-80 color computer.
  
• Computer art for the Tektronix 4052.
  
• The graph paper: ROM routines. part 5
  
• Apple cart. printer interfacing software; evaluation
  
• Apple Cart. computer interface cards; evaluation
  
• Software profile arcade games; evaluation
  
• EasyWriter revisited. evaluation
  
• Personal electronic transactions. languages for the PET
  
• Programming the PET-CBM. book reviews
  
• About Adventure and FRP games. for the PET; evaluation
  
• Silent witness. book reviews
  
• Video invaders. book reviews
  
• Invitation to Forth. book reviews
  
• Problem-solving on the TRS-80 pocket calculator. book reviews
  
• Inversions, a catalog of calligraphic cartwheels. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 8 No. 12 - December 1982

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• Video games found harmful by Bahrain doctor. Andrew McQuitty
  
• Terminal velocity: Tymshare Scanset. evaluation
  
• The better bulletin board system. evaluation
  
• New processors for the Apple II. evaluation
  
• New kid on the block: ColecoVision. home arcade game machine; evaluation
  
• Stocking stuffers: games for Apple, TRS and Atari. evaluation
  
• Bang & Olufsen Beosystem 8000: a microprocessor in every component of this stereo hi-fi system. evaluation
  
• Digital duo. electric duet; evaluation
  
• Speech, speech. computers with voice synthesizers
  
• Talk is getting cheaper. voice synthesizers for the Atari computer; evaluation
  
• The color computer speaks: Compuvoice. evaluation
  
• Automatalk. robots for home use technology
  
• Inventing the future. looking to year 2000 and beyond for innovations in electronic living
  
• Die Wahrheit (the truth). spoof on computer magazines
  
• Computers and creativity part 1 and 2
  
• Experience, experiments and intelligence. guest editorial
  
• From burn-out to born-again. computer programming as a Christmas gift
  
• Diskettes. computer carols; poem
  
• Ruperet the red-rimmed hacker. computer carols; poem
  
• Computers and people. logo ideas
  
• Single-key interfaces. logo ideas
  
• The countess and the computer language. Part II
  
• Rediscovering Level II. Radio Shack Model I Level II programming
  
• Pilot tutorial II. programming instructions
  
• Improved readability. computer programming
  
• Cert vs. Mimura. analysis of championship game played by author and Takuya Mimura
  
• Picturing infinity. poem
  
• Parallel processing for your computer?
  
• Searching techniques: how to find it. computer programming
  
• The monkey and the hunter. computer program puzzler
  
• Creating a hole in Applesoft Basic. programming techniques
  
• Keeping track of variable names in an Applesoft program.
  
• Output au naturel. producing a paragraph summary as output
  
• A scrolling routine for CBM-PET output listings.
  
• Pocket computer fun.
  
• Twonky revisited. computer game
  
• Input without carriage return-line feed.
  
• Checkers. computer game
  
• Standard keyboard for the Atari 400.
  
• Make your computer into a love potency meter: how to build an analog to digital interface for fun and learning.
  
• Software legal forum. insurance for personal computers; column
  
• Apple cart. printing in the Pascal system; column
  
• Atari games and recreations. book reviews
  
• Atari sound and graphics. book reviews
  
• The Atari assembler. book reviews
  
• Games for the Atari. book reviews
  
• Picture this. book reviews
  
• Your Atari computer. book reviews
  
• The graph paper: the power. part 6
  
• IBM images. computer program
  
• IBM images. includes an evaluation for 200 items of hard and software for Pet-Vic computers plus a listing of manufacturers
  
• Excuse me, what was that? Confused recollections of things that didn't go exactly right. book reviews
  
• A practical introduction to computer graphics. book reviews
  
• Fun with microcomputers and Basic. book reviews
  
• The TRS-80 means business. book reviews
  
• More TRS-80 Basic. book reviews
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 1 - January 1983

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• Apple work-alike: Franklin Ace 1000.
  
• A best buy for '83: Commodore 64.
  
• High quality hi-res: Amsek Color II RGB monitor.
  
• Great Graphics simplified: Graphics Processing System and Graphics Magician.
  
• Ada for CP-M: a comparative review.
  
• A structured graphics language: Ceemac.
  
• Reading matter: Speedread-plus.
  
• Assimilation aid: E-Z Learner.
  
• An avalanche of Apple games.
  
• An adventure game for the Apple II with (almost) everything: Eamon.
  
• Hot air ballooning with the 99-4: Aeronaut.
  
• Gridiron action and antics: Cypher Bowl and Krazy Antiks.
  
• Dragons, acorns, and other micro-innovations: report from the fourth Personal Computer World Show.
  
• Telephones, toilets and car parks: random observations on life in England.
  
• The third European Microcompuiter Chess tournament.
  
• Logo ideas.
  
• When is computer art art?
  
• Pixel averaging smooths graphics effects.
  
• Stereo graphics: making images with depth.
  
• Computer art for the Tektronix 4052.
  
• Three ways of looking at a function.
  
• Linked lists are alive and well in computer graphics.
  
• MX-80 graphics from Pascal.
  
• An IBM PC character generator.
  
• TRS-80 graphics made almost painless.
  
• Colorful circles.
  
• Programming wheels.
  
• Picture zapper: an end to black holes and venetian blinds.
  
• Drawart.
  
• Eight by eight create.
  
• Why we really buy creative computing.
  
• Brain warp.
  
• The graph paper: scrolls and other creatures.
  
• Apple cart.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• IBM images.
  
• The other side.
  
• Personal electronic transactions.
  
• TRS-80 strings.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 2 - February 1983

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• Technical analysis tool for investors.
  
• Soft SOAP.
  
• Calculating return on real property.
  
• Check register and accounting system, too?
  
• Household finance.
  
• It's a bird, it's a plane.
  
• Flight of the 5150.
  
• Apple arcade games.
  
• Games for the Vic-20. Jupiter Lander; Vic Avenger
  
• Games for the Vic-20. Superslot
  
• Games for the Vic-20. Sargon II
  
• Rubik's revenge.
  
• The gift of the MAGI.
  
• Color Computer Joystick.
  
• Atari strikes gold. Miner 2049'er
  
• International computer problem solving contest III.
  
• Fin-Apple ratios; analyzing financial ratios with the Apple.
  
• The taxman cometh; ACRS depreciation with the IBM PC.
  
• Financial analysis for the Apple II.
  
• Naked call writing.
  
• IRA analysis with Visicalc.
  
• Stereo graphics; mesh plots and hidden line removal.
  
• A bit of a shift.
  
• The power of Visicalc. Vol.I
  
• Visicalc check register.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• IBM images.
  
• The VisiCalc book.
  
• CAI sourcebook.
  
• TRS-80 Model III.
  
• The custom TRS-80 & other mysteries.
  
• VisiCalc home and office companion.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 3 - March 1983

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• Quadram MicroFazer Data Buffer.
  
• Word processing on the Apple with WordStar and Diablo.
  
• Three word processors for the TRS-80 color computer.
  
• Epson HX-20 computer.
  
• The Apple IIe personal computer; a first hand examination.
  
• Getting serious with the color computer.
  
• Foolproof, flexible database management.
  
• Electronic canvas.
  
• Pick six for the TRS-80.
  
• Bugs, space ships and racquetball for the color computer.
  
• The dark crystal.
  
• Beyond turtle graphics.
  
• Logo ideas.
  
• Predicting the future.
  
• TRS-80 graphics made almost painless: part 2.
  
• Computer art for the Tektronix 4052: part 2.
  
• Library catalog; a program for creating a personal computer based library catalog
  
• The graph paper
  
• Apple cart: a speech synthesis program.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• IBM images.
  
• Minds and mechanisms.
  
• Introduction to 8080-8085 assembly language programming.
  
• Don't (or how to care for your computer).
  
• The guide to DP training courses.
  
• The Basic conversions handbook for Apple, TRS-80, and PET users.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 4 - April 1983

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• 1983 Winter Consumer Electronics Show; creative computing presents the Short Circuit Awards.
  
• CES: another perspective.
  
• The SyQuest 306.
  
• Dakin5 Controller 1.1.
  
• The ultimate program?
  
• A master looks at computer card games.
  
• Profile of a snooper trooper.
  
• Milton Bradley scores again.
  
• Karel the robot.
  
• My five year old knows Basic.
  
• Teach your kids programming.
  
• Computers for kids.
  
• Basic discoveries.
  
• I speak Basic to my Apple.
  
• Kids and the Apple.
  
• Learning to learn by learning to play.
  
• Cegolle; a new kind of language learning.
  
• Learn to touch type.
  
• Logo ideas; getting off the garden path.
  
• Simulated circuits.
  
• Computer art for the Tektronix 4052.
  
• TRS-80 graphics made almost painless.
  
• Build an airplane controller for your computer.
  
• Apple Cart.
  
• IBM images.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 5 - May 1983

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• Panasonic JR-200.
  
• Video Technology VZ200 personal computer.
  
• The TI 99-4A.
  
• Texnet.
  
• Modem80.
  
• Z-Term, The Professional.
  
• Micro-Courier.
  
• Visicalc made easier.
  
• A picture is worth 1,000 words but how many numbers?
  
• Four database programs for the color computer.
  
• Going Forth.
  
• Prism.
  
• Apple adventure and arcade action.
  
• Landing a jumbo Atari.
  
• Logo ideas.
  
• A user's view of Prestel.
  
• Electronic geoboard.
  
• Program your home against burglary.
  
• Computers against crime; the TRS-80 foils a thief.
  
• The secret code machine.
  
• Basic cryptography: SBOEPN DJQIFST.
  
• The trapdoor algorithm; lock up your data with a public key.
  
• The apocalypse equations.
  
• Where are we headed?
  
• A comparison of sorts, revisited.
  
• Medieval combat.
  
• A joystick for the color computer.
  
• Computer art for the Tectronix 4052.
  
• Multiple socket extensions.
  
• Outpost: atari.
  
• Atari programming with 55 programs.
  
• Inside Atari Basic.
  
• Understanding Atari graphics.
  
• Commodore's port...
  
• ibm images....
  
• Trs-80 strings...
  
• Assembly language graphics for the TRS-80 color computer.
  
• TRS-80 color computer graphics.
  
• TRS-80 programs and applications for the color computer.
  
• 2010:Odyssey 2.
  
• The new alchemists.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 6 - June 1983

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• Bank Street writer.
  
• Word juggler.
  
• PowerText.
  
• Perfect Writer.
  
• Gutenberg.
  
• GEAP tricks.
  
• Daisy.
  
• Magic Print.
  
• Apple Writer extended.
  
• Listmaker, listmaker, make me a list.
  
• The missing links for Pascal.
  
• An alternative to the Atari 810.
  
• More print about printers.
  
• Praxis makes perfect; Olivetti Praxis Typewriter conversions: are they worth it?
  
• A printing slave ready to serve.
  
• The Power Case System.
  
• Sprinter II.
  
• Wide angle Atari.
  
• A letter quality alternative for Atari users.
  
• The 8th West Coast Computer Faire, San Francisco, March 18-20, 1983; perceptions and reflections.
  
• Adding lowercase to Apple Writer.
  
• Printer control from Apple Writer.
  
• Apple Writer on the Franklin Ace.
  
• Word processing, type size, and the Line Printer VI.
  
• Mr. Epson, meet Mr. Pascal.
  
• Manuscripts and letters made easy with Easy Writer.
  
• A peek through the Magic Window.
  
• A poor man's spelling verify program.
  
• Conversions are downhill with Upgrade.
  
• A program to trace variables in Basic programs.
  
• Star gazing.
  
• Soaring cycles.
  
• World Builder: a modest program for designing strange new worlds.
  
• Computer art for the Tektronix 4052.
  
• Rabbits and foxes: biological population cycles.
  
• Outpost Atari.
  
• Codes, ciphers and computers: an introduction to information security.
  
• TRS-80 assembly language subroutines.
  
• 119 practical problems for the TRS-80 pocket computer.
  
• Computers in the schools: a guide for planning.
  
• TRS-80 data communications systems.
  
• Practical data base management.
  
• Using Basic.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 7 - July 1983

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• The Jupiter Ace: a Forth computer.
  
• CompuCorder speech storage and output device.
  
• Sound software.
  
• Making music with your Vic.
  
• Geap Dot Writer.
  
• Bytes, camera, action.
  
• Warfare in the Atlantic.
  
• Rapid random record retrieval.
  
• Kraft Quik-Vis.
  
• The transparent sort.
  
• Lo-res sort display.
  
• Saul Bernstein: Pixel Picasso.
  
• Computers make music.
  
• Translingo.
  
• Variable speech.
  
• A layman's guide to disk protection.
  
• Medium resolution line printer plotting.
  
• Line drawing routines for the TRS-80.
  
• Lo-res fantasy art.
  
• Graphics routines for the IBM PC.
  
• Expanded monsters on the Vic.
  
• Sound tables: fast sound effects from Basic.
  
• The well-tempered Apple.
  
• Computer art for the Tektronix 4052.
  
• Modification of celestial music.
  
• Animated hi-res sailboat.
  
• Cavern quest: an adventure game for the Bally Arcade and Commodore Vic 20.
  
• The sketch pad.
  
• Apple cart...
  
• Outpost: atari.
  
• Commodore's port...
  
• IBM images...
  
• TRS-80 strings...
  
• Logo: an introduction.
  
• Microcomputer graphics.
  
• My computer dictionary.
  
• Computers are fun.
  
• Exploring the world of the personal computer.
  
• Teacher's guide and activity book.
  
• Microcomputer graphics and programming techniques.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 8 - August 1983

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• Texas Instruments CC-40.
  
• TI compact computer 40 Basic.
  
• Mattel Aquarius home computer system.
  
• The Aquarius Mini Expander at a glance.
  
• The Aquarius printer at a glance.
  
• Petite electronic talking typewriter.
  
• A very friendly database program for the Apple.
  
• WordPlus - PC; an easy-to-learn word processor.
  
• Learning to program by computer.
  
• The house of the future: complete computer control.
  
• The Hypertek HomeBrain.
  
• Home security with the Eye.
  
• Of marriage in the computer age.
  
• Handicapped and working.
  
• Computer workshops at Club Med; getting away from it all - but not quite.
  
• Would an intelligent computer have a "right to life"?
  
• The Turing Test: an historical perspective.
  
• An esoteric ethical excursion.
  
• Computer intelligence: unlimited and untapped.
  
• Profile of the creative individual.
  
• Randomness and the mind: looking for psychic effects in games of chance.
  
• 1983 National Computer Conference, May 16-19, Anaheim, California.
  
• CP-M '83: another successful show.
  
• Switch-type joysticks for Atari and Apple.
  
• ... Print about printers ...
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• ... Commodore's port...
  
• ...IBM images...
  
• ...TRS-80 strings...
  
• Some common Basic programs: TRS-80 level II edition.
  
• Silicon Valley guy handbook.
  
• 80 practical time-saving programs for the TRS-80.
  
• Introduction to microcomputing.
  
• Problem-solving principles for Basic programmers: applied logic, psychology, and grit.
  
• The origins of digital computers: selected papers.
  
• Practical data base management.
  
• 6502 assembly language subroutines.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 9 - September 1983

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• SpectraVideo SV-318 and SV-328.
  
• The Pied Piper Communicator.
  
• The Diablo 630.
  
• 9-track tape drives for the Apple.
  
• Stroke of genius.
  
• The real thing.
  
• No more hot CoCo.
  
• Controller update.
  
• Apple adventure and arcade action.
  
• Games for the PC to challenge your reflexes and your intellect
  
• Fun and games with the TI 99-4A.
  
• Colorful games for the color computer.
  
• Eight great games for the Vic 20.
  
• TRS-80 arcade action.
  
• Words, words, words.
  
• Chess 7.0.
  
• Strategy games and simulations from SSI.
  
• An avalanche from Avalon Hill.
  
• And Coleco created Adam.
  
• Computers and cereal.
  
• Atari computers back on track.
  
• The party line.
  
• Reflections on CES.
  
• Legible listings with the TRS-80 Model 100.
  
• Crossword puzzle pattern generator.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Race car steering wheel.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• Apple cart.
  
• Commodore's port ... a sprite editor for the Commodore 64.
  
• IBM images.
  
• IBM PC assembly language.
  
• Inside the IBM PC - access to advanced features and programming.
  
• The Basic primer.
  
• A guide to programming the IBM Personal Computer.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 10 - October 1983

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• In love with Lisa.
  
• TRS-80 model 4: more business oriented than the III.
  
• The TRS-80 MC-10: too little, too late for too much?
  
• Centurion educational computers: ten grapefruit-sized computers provide drill and practice on everything from math to English.
  
• The legend of the pad of power.
  
• Houston Instrument HiPlot DMP-29 Plotter.
  
• The Olympia Electronic Compact Printer.
  
• Businesspak+: getting down to business with the model 100.
  
• Dow Jones news & quotes reporter.
  
• AtariWriter: an almost complete word processor.
  
• Apple Writer II.
  
• Growing up literate: the state of the language arts in computer software.
  
• Adventures in education.
  
• The ABC's of TI software: four educational software packages.
  
• Joust comes home: Lancer and Clash for the color computer.
  
• Computer-aided physics experiments: Edu Tech Comp Trol Lab.
  
• 9,250 Apples for the teacher.
  
• School uses of microcomputers.
  
• The Third Annual International Computer Problem Solving Contest results.
  
• Profile of the creative individual.
  
• Modular arithmetic and computer art.
  
• Communicating in code; the Serial Code Keyboard helps the severely handicapped communicate.
  
• Using the game paddle in the laboratory and classroom.
  
• HTURTLE revisited.
  
• Printing Logo graphics.
  
• Mercury Mine: a strategy game for Atari.
  
• Purega: a management decision game.
  
• Apple cart.
  
• The Apple II Circuit Description.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• I speak Basic to my Atari.
  
• Outpost Atari.
  
• Programming your Atari computer.
  
• User's handbook to the Atari 400 - 800 computers.
  
• Commodore's port.
  
• IBM images.
  
• TRS-80 strings.
  
• Computers for sea & sky.
  
• Fundamentals of interactive computer graphics.
  
• More subroutine sandwich.
  
• Parent's guide to computers in education.
  
• The wonders of magic squares.
  
• Assembly language graphics for the TRS-80 color computer.
  
• Microcomputer disk techniques.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 11 - November 1983

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• Toshiba T100.
  
• NEC PC-8800 personal computer system.
  
• Osborne Executive.
  
• Olympus C100 Microcassette Recorder.
  
• Simons' Basic.
  
• Lisp for the Atari.
  
• WordPerfect: not quite perfect, but certainly superb.
  
• Instant Recall: a free-form filing system for Apple.
  
• Wordcraft: word processing on a budget.
  
• The Incredible Jack and Think Tank: two unusual programs in Pascal.
  
• Zorlof II: word processor extraordinare.
  
• Electric Webster: much more than a spelling checker.
  
• Hi-Res Learning Games.
  
• Apple games: the latest and greatest.
  
• Arcade action for the Commodore 64.
  
• Zork III: a classic adventure.
  
• Four games for the Vic: dungeons, vermin, 'copters and claim jumpers.
  
• Siggraph '83; the graphics event of the year.
  
• The home computer industry and Wall Street.
  
• Paul Erdman, the economy and Silicon Valley.
  
• Personal robots.
  
• From backyard to big time; the history of CP-M.
  
• Logic and recursion: the prolog twist.
  
• APL; a language of pleasant surprises.
  
• Assembly language; a coward's introduction.
  
• The joy of Lex; a program for word lovers.
  
• The making of a small computer.
  
• Benchmark comparison test.
  
• Easy plotting on the TRS-80 Model 100 and NEC 8201.
  
• The satellites are out tonight; setting up a private ground station.
  
• Graphics fun with the Epson HX-20.
  
• Best little cat.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• IBM images.
  
• Notebook computing.
  
• Apple cart.
  
• Commodore's port.
  
• TRS-80 strings.
  
• Kids and the Apple.
  
• PET-CBM personal computer guide.
  
• Robotics and industrial electronics.
  
• Computer choices: beware of conspicuous computing!
  

Creative Computing Vol. 9 No. 12 - December 1983

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• The Kaypro 10; more than just a big screen portable.
  
• Casio FX-700P.
  
• Drawing conclusions.
  
• The new blue Apple; Quadlink makes your IBM think it's an Apple.
  
• Pixy 3 desktop plotter by Mannesmann Tally.
  
• Cooking with Percom; a recipe for TI disk substitution.
  
• Apple Mechanic; a programmer's program.
  
• All in the family; Beagle Bros micro software.
  
• Memory-Shift.
  
• The Tool; a program generator cum programming utility.
  
• Diversi-DOS.
  
• Xedit: an editor for Basic.
  
• Graphics and music for the color computer.
  
• Growing up literate.
  
• M.U.L.E.
  
• Infocom does it again ... and again.
  
• Large scale fun for small scale computers.
  
• Legionnaire.
  
• SpaceDiscs.
  
• Controller update.
  
• Have a (Trak) ball.
  
• The first program; what to do after you read the manual.
  
• Basic debugging; a structured approach.
  
• The CBasic Clinic.
  
• Taking care of your computer; when was the last time you cleaned your computer?
  
• Floppy disk handling and storage.
  
• Keep it clean.
  
• Farm videotex: as American as apple pie.
  
• Videogames: knowing the score.
  
• Plotter tutorial.
  
• The poor man's programmable key.
  
• Absolutely bombproof input routine.
  
• Data and text entry made easy; input line editor.
  
• Apple Basic programming using a word processor.
  
• Update on FastDraw-80.
  
• A monitor program for Vic 20.
  
• An Applesoft simulation: gravity.
  
• In the singular.
  
• To recurse or not to recurse.
  
• High precision functions in Basic.
  
• PolyMaze! Solver.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• Commodore's port.
  
• Notebook - portable computing.
  
• Computing for the handicapped.
  
• Apple cart.
  
• Better Basic for the Apple.
  
• The creative Apple.
  
• Pascal programs for games and graphics.
  
• WordStar with style.
  
• The DIF file.
  
• IBM images.
  
• TRS-80 strings.
  
• The computer image: applications of computer graphics.
  
• A guide for software entrepreneurs.
  
• Introduction to Basic programming.
  
• Educational software directory: a subject guide to microcomputer software.
  
• TRS-80 Model III assembly language.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 1 - January 1984

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• Choosing a notebook computer.
  
• The ultimate notebook computer.
  
• 14 notebook computers in brief.
  
• The Sharp PC-5000; a desktop computer in a portable package.
  
• The MicroOffice RoadRunner.
  
• The Teleram T-3000.
  
• Cromemco C-10SP.
  
• Commander Keyboard.
  
• The PCPI Appli-Card.
  
• Multi-function back for Minolta X-700 camera.
  
• Good words; four new word processors for the Apple.
  
• A baker's half dozen games for the Atari Computer.
  
• Mastering Jumpman.
  
• IFIP, SICOB, and PCW.
  
• The CBasic clinic; part 3.
  
• Writing it off; how to deduct a personal computer on your tax return.
  
• Using VisiCalc to compute your income tax.
  
• ACRS depreciation for Apple.
  
• The first one; print statement formatter for Apple.
  
• High precision functions in Basic; part 2.
  
• Random landscapes; plotter tutorial - part 2.
  
• A $3.50 Apple key pad.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Outpost: Atari. (The 1983 Outpost: Atari Computer Game Awards).
  
• Logo type; soccer, anyone?
  
• The cultured computer; America has a history of committing itself to solving all problems in society.
  
• Telecommunications talk.
  
• Understanding Pascal.
  
• TRS-80 Color Basic.
  
• Learning TRS-80 Basic: for models I,II-16 and II.
  
• Pet talk.
  
• Kids can touch: a child's guide to the Apple II Plus computer.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 2 - February 1984

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• ACT Apricot.
  
• Eagle PC-2.
  
• A new way to do graphics on the Apple.
  
• Easel: a system for artists.
  
• Apple graphics software.
  
• Growing up literate.
  
• Product preview: Microsoft Windows; 23 computer manufacturers to support new operating software system.
  
• Byte Gallery.
  
• The CBasic clinic; session four.
  
• Audio-Animation; synchronized sight and sound for Atari computers.
  
• Curve design; blending parabolas on the TRS-80.
  
• Thinking in 3-D.
  
• Spectrum, a colorful look at math functions.
  
• How to get Moire from your computer.
  
• Hidden surface elimination the easy way.
  
• Simple screen graphics with MSX Basic.
  
• Notebook - portable computing.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Computing for the handicapped.
  
• Telecommunications talk.
  
• Commodore's port.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• Starbase Fighter.
  
• Computer Assisted Math Program.
  
• Home-Calc.
  
• Megafont.
  
• The PM Animator.
  
• IBM images.
  
• Tax Preparer.
  
• Wills.
  
• Fast Basic: beyond TRS-80 Basic.
  
• TRS-80 strings.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 3 - March 1984

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• What does it take to be successful or how to tell the winners from the losers.
  
• Barbara Isgur talks to Ken Uston; an industry analyst speaks out.
  
• Osborne Comptuer Corporation.
  
• Texas Instruments.
  
• Mattel Electronics.
  
• Digital.
  
• Apple Computer.
  
• Atari.
  
• Commodore.
  
• Coleco.
  
• Microsoft.
  
• IBM PCjr.
  
• The Timex-Sinclair 2068.
  
• Fujitsu Micro 16s.
  
• Magic Computer.
  
• Quadscreen; hi-res and 80 columns for the IBM PC.
  
• Electric Pencil PC.
  
• Growing up literate; part 4.
  
• CalcResult.
  
• The Tax Advantage.
  
• Enchanter; Infocom: the Steven Spielberg of text adventuring.
  
• Visi-Gation?
  
• VisiCorp speaks.
  
• Uston at Comdex.
  
• The CBasic clinic; part five.
  
• Creating a letterhead with your daisywheel printer.
  
• The pitch test.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Commodore's port.
  
• Apple cart.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• The IBM Personal Computer and XT - the software guide.
  
• The ICP software directory - business applications for microcomputers.
  
• Computer graphics for the IBM Personal Computer.
  
• Graphics for the IBM PC.
  
• Graphics programs for the IBM PC.
  
• Introduction to graphics for the IBM Personal Computer.
  
• Using the IBM Personal Computer.
  
• Guide to the IBM Personal Computer.
  
• The IBM Personal Computer Handbook.
  
• Mostly Basic: applications for your IBM PC.
  
• Techniques of Basic for the IBM Personal Computer.
  
• The user's guide with applications for the IBM Personal Computer.
  
• 100 ready-to-run programs and subroutines for the IBM PC.
  
• The executive's guide to the IBM Personal Computer.
  
• Financial planning for SuperCalc and the IBM PC.
  
• IBM data files, a Basic tutorial.
  
• The IBM-PC and business software.
  
• The software sifter.
  
• The 8087, applications and programming for the IBM and other PCs.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 4 - April 1984

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• The Actrix Computer.
  
• Apple Macintosh.
  
• Coleco's Adam; four machines in one.
  
• Education or entertainment?
  
• Growing up literate part 5.
  
• Six microcourses in elementary science.
  
• Mathematics software for high school students.
  
• Preparing for the Scholastic Aptitude Test.
  
• Movie Maker.
  
• Something for everyone.
  
• Your computer bookshelf.
  
• 1984 Winter Consumer Electronics Show.
  
• Commodore unveils 264 and 364V computers.
  
• Amiga Lorraine: finally, the "next generation Atari"?
  
• Getting educated at CES; educational software crowds the show floor.
  
• Digicon 83.
  
• The CBasic clinic; part six.
  
• Telecommunications talk.
  
• Let's talk business.
  
• Logo type; getting your fill with Logo.
  
• Commodore's port.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 5 - May 1984

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• The Wang Professional Computer.
  
• The Morrow Micro Decision.
  
• Protect your computer from the power line monsters.
  
• Rana Elite Disk Drives.
  
• Flexidraw Lightpen.
  
• The Roland Compu-Music 800.
  
• The Keyport 717.
  
• Growing up literate; part 6.
  
• Gold Letters and Gold Writer.
  
• Less is more; two inexpensive word processors for the Apple.
  
• Put a computer on your family tree.
  
• The Einstein Memory Trainer.
  
• Simple screen graphics with MSX Basic; part 2.
  
• Going around in circles: mathematics and computer art.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Juki 6100.
  
• Telecommunications talk; a seminar conducted on a computer telecommunications system is profoundly different from one offered in the conventional classroom settings.
  
• Outpost: Atari; for the future, Atari's new missions are profitability, reliability and creativity.
  
• Notebook-portable computing.
  
• Let's talk business; ask yourself, "if I don't integrated computers into my business, how will I compete?"
  
• Apple cart.
  
• IBM images.
  
• Big things from little computers: a layperson's guide to personal computers.
  
• The word processing book: a short course in computer literacy.
  
• 55 advance computer programs in Basic.
  
• I speak Basic to my TRS-80: student text.
  
• Textedit: a complete word processing system in kit form.
  
• 1983 microcomputer market place: a comprehensive directory of the microcomputer industry.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 6 - June 1984

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• Structured programming in Basic; part 2:control blocks.
  
• What is a spreadsheet?
  
• How to buy an electronic spreadsheet.
  
• Epson QX-10; the friendliest computer around.
  
• Wide screen computing.
  
• Sord IS-11 notebook computer.
  
• AppleWorks; Apple's own integrated software package.
  
• Memotech MTX-512.
  
• The Idea Processor; a step beyond word processing.
  
• TermExec; smart terminal communcations for Apple.
  
• Growing up literature; the state of the language arts in software.
  
• Fun for a summer's day.
  
• Undercover consumer; editorial espionage reveals the perils and pleasures of buying a personal computer.
  
• Going around on circles: mathematics and computer art; part 2.
  
• Notebook computing,
  
• Telecommunications talk.
  
• Commodore's port.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Let's talk business.
  
• Apple cart.
  
• Logo type; a lesson on X,Y coordinates.
  
• Outpost: Atari; graphics and touch tablets.
  
• IBM images.
  
• TRS-80 strings.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 7 - July 1984

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• Choosing & using a business graphics package.
  
• Apple Machintosh; cutting through the ballyhoo.
  
• Mac Microsoft Basic.
  
• Hewlett Packard HP 110.
  
• NCR Decision Mate V.
  
• Apple II Mouse.
  
• Turbo Pascal; the best cost less.
  
• The Print Shop; at last, a graphics program even an editor can use.
  
• B-Graph.
  
• Back to the drawing board; VU-3D for the TS2068.
  
• Growing up literate; spelling and spatial relationships.
  
• Apple announces the IIc.
  
• Structured programming in Basic; part 3: an application.
  
• Going around under and through circles: mathematics and computer art; part 3.
  
• The Sierpinski curve: a lesson in debugging and conversion.
  
• The plot thickens; transformation and rotation of Hilbert and Sierpinski curves.
  
• Plots about plotters.
  
• Animated abstract graphics; Commodore's port.
  
• Getting into word processing; let's talk business.
  
• The Model 100 book: a guide to portable computing.
  
• The Model 100 companion.
  
• The TRS-80 Model 100 ideabook.
  
• All about hand-held and briefcase-portable computers.
  
• The 1450 XLD is not dead.
  
• Atari in wonderland.
  
• The Atari playground.
  
• Atari programming with 55 programs.
  
• The Atari user's encyclopedia.
  
• Adventures with the Atari.
  
• Basic Atari Basic.
  
• Genesis II.
  
• Through the micro maze.
  
• Your Atari computer.
  
• The art of computer game design.
  
• Mind at play: the psychology of video games.
  
• IBM images; Heathkit is selling a do-it-yourself PC.
  
• CBasic and the GSX Module.
  
• TRS-80 strings; a printer and other new products for Radio Shack computers.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 8 - August 1984

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• Training for specific applications.
  
• What to look for in training materials.
  
• Computer training: an overview.
  
• Computer based training for non-computer subjects.
  
• Why do an issue about Japan?
  
• Washington verses Tokyo: the technorivalry.
  
• Unbundling Japan Inc.
  
• Japan and the U.S.: the conflict.
  
• Women's rights? Not in Japan.
  
• Progress and the Japanese language; will there be a computer on every tatami?
  
• Japanese cramming schools leave little time for play.
  
• Japan and technology: a nation looks to the future.
  
• The rising sun approaches high noon: outlook for the information industries.
  
• The fifth generation: Japan's computer challenge to the world.
  
• Progress on the project: an interview with Dr. Kazuhiro Fuchi.
  
• Dr. Kato and his amazing robot friends.
  
• The first non-Von Neumann computer.
  
• Second Japanese miracle on the horizon.
  
• Japan. no. 3 in trading.
  
• Teamwork and competition: how the Japanese computer industry has developed.
  
• Corporate careers with Japanese companies in the U.S..
  
• Japanese management methods.
  
• Dulling of the sword.
  
• U.S.managers are technologically illiterate.
  
• Japan: a major industrial power.
  
• Trade associations and cooperation.
  
• Company profiles.
  
• Kay Nishi bridges the cultural gap.
  
• MSX: a standard for the world.
  
• Faceoff: will MSX be a success in the United States.
  
• Mitsubishi TV Printer; new from Mitsubishi Electric.
  
• The art of Japanese management.
  
• The amazing race: winning the technorivalry with Japan.
  
• Japan as number 1: lessons for America.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 9 - September 1984

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• What is a data base package?
  
• Sanyo 555, small business computers.
  
• Monroe System 2000.
  
• Stearns Desktop Computer.
  
• Videx Ultraterm; high fidelity display for Apple.
  
• Fast facts: PFS revisited?
  
• UltraFile.
  
• Growing up literate; of times and turtles.
  
• More excitement for thinking adventurers.
  
• Women's Ware.
  
• Cyberchess.
  
• War in Europe; the computer simulates past and future campaigns.
  
• Games computers play.
  
• Upgrading your IBM PC; one or more of these add-ons can make your PC more versatile and easier to use.
  
• Making the upgrade.
  
• War and games.
  
• A family affair; behind the scenes at Broderbund.
  
• Creative Computing chats with Bill Budge.
  
• Structured programming in Basic; part 4: ANSI Basic, Macintosh Basic, and True Basic.
  
• Hot Air Balloon; pilot your Apple up, up, and away.
  
• Computing for the handicapped.
  
• Logo type; animating Turtle Graphics.
  
• Print about printers; Transtar 130 and inkjet technology.
  
• Telecommunications talk.
  
• Commodore's port; port on Compuserve and Simon's Basic graphics.
  
• Apple cart; software for the new Apple.
  
• IBM images; building a better Basic.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 10 - October 1984

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• How to buy an integrated software package.
  
• Integrated packages: a closer look.
  
• Preview of coming attractions.
  
• Epson PX-8 "Geneva".
  
• A new keyboard for the PC; which one is right for you?
  
• Apple IIc revealed.
  
• Acorn; a tall oak in education.
  
• Havac from Microsci.
  
• Preschoolers learn at home.
  
• The intersection of Sesame Street and silicon alley.
  
• Growing up literate.
  
• Software for learning mathematics.
  
• Expert systems; use your microcomputer to better understand yourself and others.
  
• Computers make special education more effective and fun.
  
• Is there a wufflegump in your house? Creative Computing talks educational software with four top developers.
  
• Structured programming in Basic; part 5: control structures in ANSI Basic.
  
• A calculus game.
  
• Logo type; turtle target practice.
  
• Telecommunications talk; a new face for Western Union.
  
• Print about printers; a big printer, a tiny printer and a spooler.
  
• TRS-80 strings; biofeedback and color photos.
  
• Notebook computing; new products from Teleram, Gavilan, Sharp and Portable Computer Support Group.
  
• Apple cart; the II can see and speak.
  
• Commodore's port; hi-res graphics from Simon's Basic.
  
• Outpost: Atari; Jack Tramiel, a look back, a look ahead, and the Amiga Lorraine revisited.
  
• IBM images; MegaBasic: Rolls Royce or Subaru?
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 11 - November 1984

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• The early days of personal computers.
  
• The Altair story; early days at MITS.
  
• The first decade of personal computing.
  
• Prediction and predilection: Creative Computing and the future of the micro industry.
  
• Dave tells Ahl - the history of Creative Computing.
  
• Creative Computing in pictures.
  
• Ascent of the personal computer.
  
• From number crunching to creativity.
  
• The computer as a creative tool.
  
• Counterculture to Madison Avenue.
  
• A guided tour of personal computing.
  
• Ten years and counting.
  
• 1975: ancient history.
  
• As we were.
  
• Adventures in personal computing.
  
• Flying high.
  
• A trend toward softness.
  
• Visicalc'79.
  
• Zaron and the art of motorcycle maintenance.
  
• Confessions of a naked programmer.
  
• What the computer industry means to me.
  
• The computer store saga.
  
• You want to open a what?
  
• They don't make computer mags like they used to.
  
• Two years behind the masthead.
  
• The role of magazines in personal computing.
  
• The grass is always greener.
  
• Ah, progress.
  
• Computers, children, and learning: one complete iteration.
  
• Reflections on educational computing.
  
• Personal computers invade the classroom.
  
• Computing history: a personal and industry view.
  
• Computer futures for education.
  
• To improve education.
  
• Computers and human evolution.
  
• Growing up.
  
• How we trapped the dinosaurs.
  
• What makes a computer personal?
  
• The great personal computer con.
  
• Bringing management skills to micros.
  
• Where we've been; where we're going.
  
• What ever happened to performance?
  
• Who's in control?
  
• Of mice, windows, icons, and men.
  
• The great unfulfilled promise.
  
• Basic is back.
  
• Misconceptions about Logo.
  
• Stand-up computer programming.
  
• Giving the artists their due.
  
• Piracy and software protection.
  
• Computers, the myth, the promise, the reason.
  
• Of passion and pet projects.
  
• Thinking about thinking machines.
  
• Predictions on our computerized future.
  
• Personal computers in 1990.
  
• The history and the hope.
  
• A computerized cashless society.
  
• The intelligent gamer.
  
• The making of a computer artist.
  
• Computer technology: greater impact on America since the industrial revolution.
  
• Apple Computer: an interview with Steve Wozniak.
  
• Tandy Radio Shack enters the magic world of computers.
  
• IBM: colossus of Armonk.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 12 - December 1984

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• Top 12 computers of 1984.
  
• IBM PC AT; state of the art technology enhances the PC.
  
• Tandy Model 1000; junior meets his match.
  
• Panasonic Sr. Partner; the newest contender in the IBM PC compatible portable competition.
  
• Sinclair QL; Sir Clive enters the business market.
  
• ITT Xtra; an IBM PC compatible with a few extras.
  
• STM PC; selling a product before its time.
  
• Tandy Disk-Video Interface.
  
• A comparison of Logos: today's turtle is no slowpoke.
  
• Enter the Movits; high-tech toys.
  
• Choosing and using a word processor.
  
• Lister: improving the Apple List command.
  
• Branch and bound techniques; solving the stagecoach problem by computer.
  
• Indexing by microcomputer; an easy way to put the finish touches on your literary masterpiece.
  
• MOBs: Simon's Basic sprites for the C64.
  
• Print about printers.
  
• Notebook computing; Olivetti M-10, Text Power 100, Remote Control, and two applications.
  
• The first primer of microcomputer telecommunications.
  
• The world connection.
  
• Getting on-line.
  
• Going on-line with your micro.
  
• Micros and modems: telecommunicating with personal computers.
  
• Apple cart; using a parallel printer with the IIc, an RGB interface, a speed-up card, and the problem with modems.
  
• Outpost: Atari.
  
• Commodore's port; preview of the Plus 4, the Amiga, and Alphacom printers.
  
• IBM images; Better Basic - it really is.
  
• Tandy gram.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 1 - January 1985

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• Telecommunications talk; magazines on-line, new bulletin boards, and new products.
  
• Two billion armpits waiting for a deodorant?
  
• The National Submicron Facility; the little laboratory that does big things.
  
• Tandy Model 2000; speed, style, and support.
  
• ADDS PC-I; subsidiary of NCR counts on customer loyalty to make the PC-I a success.
  
• Data General-One; notebook machine features full-size LCD.
  
• Dulmont Magnum; the first Aussie micro.
  
• Framework; a delightful writing - organizational tool.
  
• State-of-the-art spelling checker; CorrectStar.
  
• Growing up literature; a sidetrip to the sciences.
  
• Getting organized with the Mac; Habadex and ThinkTank help you put your thoughts, words, and deeds in order.
  
• Bank President; Bank President offers entertainment and education to aspiring financiers.
  
• Teaching your computer to juggle; this program will make your Apple II into a multitasking system.
  
• Choosing and using business forecasting software.
  
• Business forecasting software in brief.
  
• Notebook computing; Model 100 disk drive, spreadsheet package, barcode generator, management software, NEC8201 internal modem, Sharp peripherals.
  
• Print about printers; Amdex 5025, Genicom 3184, and some New Year's resolution.
  
• Apple cart; the 16-bit Apple IIx; Apples On-Line.
  
• IBM images; Trivia, Flight Simulator, and renaming a subdirectory.
  
• Writing interactive compilers and interpreters.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 2 - February 1985

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• The computer data and database source book.
  
• Commodore 64 sight and sound.
  
• Ken Uston's illustrated guides.
  
• Using & programming the Macintosh including 32 ready-to-run programs.
  
• 1985 computer user's desk diary.
  
• Michael Crichton.
  
• Telecommunications talk; modem speed: what does it mean to you?
  
• Computer graphics: misunderstood and underutilized.
  
• Data General portable PC.
  
• 512K Mac: packing the missing punch; Apple introduces the fat Mac.
  
• Mindset micro; pushing the envelope, or whatever happened to innovation?
  
• Super graphics driver: Lumena.
  
• NEC APCIII; NEC's PC with style.
  
• Amplot II; the Amplot II is an easy to use capable six-pen flat-bed plotter at a modest price.
  
• Ven-Tel Modem; a compact internal modem for IBM PCs and compatibles.
  
• Lotus Symphony; a full-blown big brother for 1-2-3.
  
• DR Draw and DR Graph; presentation quality graphics for IBM and compatibles.
  
• Telecommunications: the ideal and the reality; choosing and using telecommunications software.
  
• Communications software in brief.
  
• Higg-resolution and color liquid crystal displays.
  
• Art a la Albers; a short program to simulate the work of an abstract colorist.
  
• Sixteen colors and beyond; extended hi-res graphics on the Apple.
  
• Notebook computing; 16- and 24- line LCD screens on five new computers.
  
• Apple cart; the rumormill; the new product mill.
  
• IBM images; an old friend takes a hard look at the IBM product line.
  
• Tandy gram; using vectors to disable the break key.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 3 - March 1985

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• Personal money management with your micro.
  
• Professional tax planning using Multiplan.
  
• Sorcerers and soldiers.
  
• The TRS-80 graphics book.
  
• Understanding the IBM PC: a practical approach.
  
• In real time; a look at how an Apple II handles takeout orders at Hunan - the first in a series of columns focusing on interesting applications.
  
• Telecommunications talk; notes from a surgeon watcher, the facts about fax, and multimodemocracy.
  
• Tools that make the difference - and indifference; an old saw and an especially tired one: change is the only constant.
  
• Computer assisted tax preparation; choosing and using tax software packages.
  
• Tax software in brief; choosing and using tax software packages.
  
• Atari strikes back; with six promising new computers that could re-shape the industry.
  
• Tandy Model 200.
  
• NEC 8401A Portable Computer.
  
• Portable disk unit for NEC 8201.
  
• Datavue 25; a 25-line screen and 5 1-4" disk drive set this machine apart in the portable computing derby.
  
• IBM Quietwriter Printer.
  
• Datasouth Personal Printer 1.
  
• Percom PHD-10 Hard Disk; increased speed and convenience for IBM, Apple, and Tandy machines.
  
• Software for health and fitness.
  
• Growing up literate.
  
• Trivia mania; a look at the latest craze in computer entertainment - trivia games.
  
• Keeping track of your stamp collection the easy way.
  
• Computers on stamps.
  
• New developments in handicapped access; computers in communication.
  
• Who needs a robot? Doing your household chores with a computer.
  
• Notebook computing; Password Protect fix, gate crashers, and an amazing new entry from Japan.
  
• Apple cart; a MacCart: getting rid of Puzzle, multiple files in MacWrite, FatMac Ramdisk, slide shows, and external video.
  
• IBM images; adventures in RAMland.
  
• Tandy gram; C - a useful alternative to Basic.
  
• Commodore's port; getting acquainted with DOS.
  
• Outpost: Atari; the state of Atari and a musical instrument to make.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 4 - April 1985

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• Beginner's guide to microprocessors.
  
• Computer literacy for teachers: issues, questions, and concerns.
  
• The netweaver's sourcebook.
  
• Statistical programs in Basic.
  
• 1-2-3 run.
  
• In real time; from sewing machines to space shuttles.
  
• The Reader's Guide goes electronic; telecommunications talk.
  
• Morrow Pivot; a truly portable MS-DOS computer from one of the oldest companies in the field.
  
• Dimension; a 68000 muscle machine that also does some pretty good impressions.
  
• Concurrent PC Dos; when integration isn't enough.
  
• Hush 80; thermal dot-matrix print at a bargain price.
  
• C.Itoh 7500EP; a happy marriage of form and function.
  
• 1985 Winter Consumer Electronic Show.
  
• Inside an IC; using ultrasound to detect defects.
  
• Educational computing: where are we now?
  
• Goodbye, little red schoolhouse; educational software graduates to new levels at school, home, and business.
  
• Pre-schoolers learn at home; math packages encourage fun, learning, and togetherness.
  
• SAT packages - an update.
  
• College Explorer; a valuable computer aid to choosing a college - for Apple, IBM, and TRS-80 computers.
  
• More than one way to skin a rabbit; the Fibonacci sequence revisited.
  
• Wonderous numbers and other diversions.
  
• Apple cart; more on the Scribe, a programming contest, and Apple snuggles up to IBM.
  
• Tandy gram; third-party DOSes make Color Computer programming easier.
  
• Commodore's port; the Commodore 128PC.
  
• Outpost: Atari; new computers and peripherals; Plato; rumors.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 5 - May 1985

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• Computers and engineering: a winning combination.
  
• Modem magic; more baud for the buck: a buyer's guide to understanding, choosing, and using modems.
  
• Compaq Deskpro versus IBM PC AT.
  
• Juki 6300; daisywheel keep on turning.
  
• ISM Express; sharp RGB color to go.
  
• WordStar 2000 Plus; the bionic word processor.
  
• Microsoft Basic 2.0 for the Mac.
  
• Point and click in Microsoft Basic; a Macintosh tutorial.
  
• The knight's tour; the computer makes some decisions in this new approach to a classic problem.
  
• Escher Sketch Pad.
  
• Notes on the AT and hard disk systems; IBM images.
  
• An enhanced keyboard and screen mode for Color Computers; Tandy gram.
  
• Yes, a color Mac; the width myth; Thunderscan; Hyperdrive hard disk; Alpacom Daisywheel.
  
• Programs for the home, a new adventure, and unsung heroes.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 6 - June 1985

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• Employee computer crime on the rise.
  
• Artificial intelligence.
  
• Enhancing your Apple II.
  
• The home computer wars.
  
• A hobbyist's guide to computer experimentation.
  
• The portable computer book.
  
• The challenge of self-reference.
  
• What's so standard about RS-232?
  
• AT&T 6300; clash of the titans: round one.
  
• Tandy 1200 HD; Winchester version of the Tandy 1000.
  
• Star Micronics SD-10; a bright spot in the middle of the line.
  
• It's 16 bits, but is that wide or what? May of today's small computers are called 16-bit systems, but what does that actually mean?
  
• Hello, Mr. Chips; the word bit, or straying off the data path.
  
• Computerized security alarms.
  
• A confusion of sorts; home many passes does it really take to sort a list?
  
• Probability and computers; simulate, then analyze.
  
• Personal graphics.
  
• Home control, CP-M, and a flat screen for Apple II users.
  
• An enhanced keyboard and screen mode for the Color Computer: part 2.
  
• Speed up your disk drive; protect your programs; and check your file space.
  
• SwapDos: a program to lesson aggravation and waiting time.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 7 - July 1985

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• Apple II Plus-IIe troubleshooting and repair guide.
  
• The guidebook for winning adventures.
  
• Microcomputer displays, graphics, and animation.
  
• The second self: computers and the human spirit.
  
• Flying the electronic skies.
  
• Toss and test: improved random searches with outcome testing.
  
• Kaypro 286i; the first PC AT compatible.
  
• Affordable high quality printers; 24-pin technology offers near letter quality at dot matrix speed.
  
• Microsoft Word; a full-featured word processor for the Macintosh.
  
• Printer enhancers; give your dot matrix printer new personality and style.
  
• Gamut of games; action for all.
  
• Graphics fireworks; using PC graphics and simple darkroom techniques to create a gallery of images.
  
• Digital image processors; give your computer the gift of sight.
  
• Choosing an image processor; which is right for you?
  
• 3-D fractals; a new graphics technique for Apple II, Macintosh and TRS-80 computers.
  
• Beating Lotus to the punch; improving your chess, and an integrated package for the II.
  
• Lower prices, new XT configurations, new buying strategies, and PCjr withdrawal.
  
• The C For statement clarified and Dotwriter 4.0.
  
• User group support, Dos 2.5, Scuttlebytes, a first impression of the 130XE, and a super enhancement.
  
• An introduction to Ands, Ors, Peeks, and Pokes.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 8 - August 1985

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• What sort of person reads Creative Computing?
  
• Insider goes to France.
  
• Commodore64 micro mansion.
  
• The eudaemonic pie.
  
• The individual investor's microcomputer resource guide.
  
• Local area networks: an introduction to the technology.
  
• Programming languages: featuring the IBM PC and compatibles.
  
• The palindromic number conjecture: don't try this!
  
• Are you a candidate for telecommuting?
  
• Invasion of the hard disk drives.
  
• The Sider; 10Mb of mass storage for Apple II computers at a bargain price.
  
• Commodore PC; another unimaginative clone in an overcrowded market.
  
• Sanyo MBC-775; transportable RGB color.
  
• HP Portable Plus; improved portable proves that somebody out there is listening.
  
• Citizen MSP-20; durable, accurate, good-looking - lik a fine watch.
  
• Printers in paradise; Epson P-80 vs. Axonix ThinPrint 80 - which is better for making hardcopies in the sand?
  
• Minding your money.
  
• A former financier looks at two best-sellers.
  
• Tsukuba Expo'85 Japan; the tools with which to dream.
  
• F-15 Strike Eagle.
  
• Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
  
• Blazing Paddles.
  
• College Decision.
  
• The Newsroom.
  
• Executive Writer.
  
• Executive Filer.
  
• Paperback Writer.
  
• Personal computers for the disabled; the computer scientist.
  
• Legible listings; you can make your Basic program listings easier to read with on of these five programs.
  
• Password protect, less pricey Pivot, improved LCD for DG-1, RAM cards for Model 100 and NEC.
  
• Enhance your IIe, learn financial planning, new products.
  
• A quick quo vadis; the C128 revisited, animated graphics, whither RGB, autoboot camp.
  
• Everything you always wanted to know about disk drives and DOS.
  
• Printers and other Comdex wonders.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 9 - September 1985

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• Not all doom and gloom.
  
• The Basic handbook.
  
• The book of adventure games.
  
• The computer entrepreneurs.
  
• Tools for thought.
  
• Weather to be; the most colorful use of micros in environmental research is in the analysis of images from earth-orbiting spacecraft.
  
• Undercover consumer joins the club.
  
• Persistent and n-persistent numbers.
  
• Explosion in paradise: can your keep the population of a desert island under control?
  
• Have you heard the one about the traveling salesmen?
  
• Amiga; the message is the medium.
  
• What makes it so great!
  
• Let there be light.
  
• Zenith Z-151; choice of U.S. Air Force and Navy.
  
• Print about printers; color printers: worth the wait?
  
• Monitor update; more monitors for your viewing pleasure.
  
• HomeMinder; you can control your home electronically with this new system from General Electric.
  
• Epson HI-80; a versatile, accurate, four-color plotter at a surprisingly modest price.
  
• Leading Edge Word Processing; upgraded version packs power and features.
  
• Mindwheel.
  
• Sherlock Holmes.
  
• Cornerstone.
  
• Mouse Calc.
  
• Mouse Write.
  
• Masterword (Wordshark 1-3).
  
• MindReader.
  
• Paper Clip.
  
• Mach 5 Enhancement.
  
• Slide Show Magician.
  
• Computers in Hollywood.
  
• The world's worst computers.
  
• Don't the debits go toward the window? An introduction to double-entry bookkeeping.
  
• Ice cream van; try this entertaining and challenging "business" simulation on your Model 100 or NEC 8201.
  
• Correlation analysis; a statistical test for relationships between two sets of data.
  
• Apple's troubled times, amazing II products, contest winners, color Mac coming?
  
• Parameter passing saves work at RUN time.
  
• Making a chart of your Commodore 64 character sets.
  
• The view from the top; IBM images.
  
• Report from CES, with emphasis on CD-ROM.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 10 - October 1985

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• More on N-persistence,
  
• Bulletin: Telex not dead!
  
• Charged bodies: people, power, and paradox in Silicon Valley.
  
• Jazz on the Macintosh.
  
• The NECEN voyage.
  
• The Regis touch.
  
• Megabucks for megaflops; Uncle Sam boosts the supercomputer market.
  
• Atari 520ST; a reborn Atari once again points the way to the next generation.
  
• Kaypro 2000; an MS-Dos portable with pizzazz.
  
• Bondwell 2; Spectravideo rebounds with a disk-based portable for under $1000.
  
• Print about printers; two alternatives to high priced daisywheel printers.
  
• Gall that Jazz; Lotus' Macintosh product is a clinker.
  
• The matter of and with Macintosh.
  
• True Basic; the creators of Basic show the way.
  
• Discovery software; an educational giant makes a big splash in the software pool.
  
• Software commentary; a discriminating selection of current releases.
  
• Local area networks; tying computers together: the productivity connection.
  
• Spreadsheets in the classroom; using Supercalc to teach algorithms in mathematics.
  
• Programs that understand languages; how they do it - syntax-directed methods.
  
• Logo type; graphing functions with Logo.
  
• Coconuts of Diophantus; a computer solution of a classic problem.
  
• News for the top: what's really going on at Tandy.
  
• Auto boot and redefined function keys for the C128.
  
• Font ungrades revisited; full screen graphics in mode 7+.
  
• The view from Windows.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 11 - November 1985

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• The world finder: searching for the Earth's twin.
  
• Apple II-IIe robotic arm projects.
  
• Handbook for space colonists.
  
• Siliconnections: coming of age in the electronic era.
  
• The silicon jungle.
  
• Hello Halley; quite something for nearly nothing.
  
• Halley search; a program to help your find the comet.
  
• Celestial software; peer into the heavens, track Halley's Comet, and learn about the universe.
  
• ITT Xtra XP; the power of an AT for the price of an XT.
  
• Art Studio.
  
• Sidekick.
  
• ClickOn Worksheet.
  
• Wishbringer.
  
• SIGGRAPH'85; the state of art.
  
• Simulations: put the real world in your computer.
  
• The top of the line.
  
• Build a better computer; a look at some new, interesting, and affordable additions for your IBM PC.
  
• Double duty printers.
  
• Programs that understand language; how they do it - syntax-directed methods - part 2.
  
• Changing times; Managing Your Money; creating quilts; a new Nibble Notch; and new AppleWorks products.
  
• Trade shows and other mysteries.
  
• Alcor C - a serious, comprehensive implementation.
  
• Atari ST: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
  
• More on Amiga: software, Basic and IBM compatibility.
  

Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 12 - December 1985

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• Great while it lasted. editorial
  
• Finding the next number. recreational computing
  
• The year of the locust: how do the 17-year cicadas know?
  
• Wrap up a high-tech holiday; these 21 quality products represent good values this holiday season.
  
• Software commentary; top choices for holiday giving and getting.
  
• New power for the printed page; the desktop publishing revolution. Special section
  
• Hewlett-Packard Vectra; HP throws its hat into the AT compatible ring. evaluation
  
• Gifts to give your printer. Print about printers; column
  
• Sharp CE-515P Color Plotter. evaluation
  
• Off the beaten track; peripherals you never knew you needed.
  
• ChipWits; bet you can't build just one. evaluation
  
• New crop in the orchard. Apple cart; column
  
• Batch files and new software from IBM. IBM images; column
  
• Devices and programs to speed up the 1541 drive. Commodore's port; column
  
• Ma Bell eyes ST; graphics software; and Logo programs. Outpost: Atari; column