Compute! Issue 83 - April 1987
- Report from the Winter Consumer Electronics Show: The Fireworks Continue by Selby Bateman, Tom R. Halfhill
- A Maturing Software Market by Kathy Yakal
- SpeedScript 80: The 80-Column Machine Language Word Processor for Apple II by Charles Brannon, Kevin Martin, Bill Rodrick
- Menu Planner by W. M. Shockley
- Tass Times in Tonetown by Ervin Bobo
- Airheart for the Apple II by James V. Trunzo
- Lance Haffner Games by James V. Trunzo
- Instant Music for the Amiga by Neil Randall
- The SoundMouse by Rhett Anderson
- The Editor's Notes by Richard Mansfield
- Readers' Feedback by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
- The Beginner's Page Odds and Ends by C. Regena
- Computers and Society A Meeting with an Ex-Pirate by David D. Thornburg
- The World Inside the Computer The COMPUTEREYES/2 Digitizer by Fred D'Ignazio
- Microscope by Sheldon Leemon
- ST Outlook Atari Does It Again by Philip I. Nelson
- IBM Personal Computing Low-priced Speed and Space by Donald B. Trivette
- AmigaView The New Amigas by Sheldon Leemon
- Telecomputing Today April Antics by Arlan R. Levitan
- INSIGHT: Atari Retry, Retry, Retry Again by Bill Wilkinson
- Simple Banners for IBM PC/PCjr by Vic Neupauer
- Easy BASIC Autoboot by Ron Goodman
- HyperScan: A Full-Featured Mandelbrot Graphics Program by Kenneth W. Shepard
- Disk COMpacker for IBM PC/PCjr by Ronald Dorchester
- Amiga System Fonts by Daniel L. Stockton
- Structured BASIC 64 by Scott Kell
- Merge 128 by Jeffrey D. Partch
- Apple's Built-In Music Program by Mike Miyake
- North of the Border by Jim Butterfield
- IFF Translator for Amiga BASIC by Michael Barron
- Magazine Indexer by Marc Sugiyama
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