Creative Computing Vol. 10 No. 4 - April 1984

• The Actrix Computer. by David H. Ahl
  
• Apple Macintosh. by John J. Anderson
  
• Coleco's Adam; four machines in one. by Stephen B. Gray
  
• Education or entertainment? by Betsy Staples
  
• Growing up literate part 5. by Betsy Staples
  
• Six microcourses in elementary science. by David H. Ahl
  
• Mathematics software for high school students. by Ronni Geist; Harry Geist
  
• Preparing for the Scholastic Aptitude Test. by Owen W. Linzmayer
  
• Movie Maker. by John J. Anderson
  
• Something for everyone. by Stephen Arrants
  
• Your computer bookshelf. by David H. Ahl
  
• 1984 Winter Consumer Electronics Show. by David H. Ahl
  
• Commodore unveils 264 and 364V computers. by Sheldon Leemon
  
• Amiga Lorraine: finally, the "next generation Atari"? by John J. Anderson
  
• Getting educated at CES; educational software crowds the show floor. by Betsy Staples
  
• Digicon 83. by Paul D. Lehrman
  
• The CBasic clinic; part six. by John A. Libertine
  
• Telecommunications talk. by Brian J. Murphy
  
• Let's talk business. by Dale Blanchard
  
• Logo type; getting your fill with Logo. by Donna Bearden
  
• Commodore's port. by John J. Anderson
  

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