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80 Microcomputing - Volume 13 - January, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:13
Date:January 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:246
Size:71,047,374
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v013 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents

Contents

68Color by Percom by Francis Kalinowski
Of course we know you can't get color graphics on a black and white 80, but with Percom's interface and a color television, you can come pretty close.
88Color Computer Primer by Tim Ahrens, Jack Brown and Hunter Scales
Tandy's latest computer is a contender in the new color graphics market. It has its own BASIC and plug-in ROM paks. Read about what these authors call Tandy's most powerful computer yet.
120After The Goldrush by by Jeny Frost
After years of panning for gold in the Yukon, Frost returned home and discovered a gold mine right in his attic. Not one to simply sit in his lair and hoard his riches, he hastened to his 80 for some goldplated programming. Now you, too, can check your closets for hidden treasure.
200The DB To LII Converter by Bryan Mumford
Spending the best part of your life CLOADing? Has Disk BASIC made your favorite programs unavailable? You've got those Level II ain't Disk BASIC blues. Don't be depressed! Bryan Mumford, micro-magician, has a cure. Follow his directions and DB becomes LII before your very eyes!
211Get High On Histograms by Daniel Lovy
Trying to convince your boss that the public is leaning towards treadle-powered electric heaters this winter? Lovy has a program that lets you put the results of your survey in front of the Old Man's nose.

Application

120After The Goldrush by Jerry Frost
Calculate your hidden worth with this program.
232Number Cruncher by James Barbarello
Population studies made simple

Construction

190Onomatoeighty by John C. Mein
Get it through the ear
208Doodlebug by James E. McKenna
Screen sketching wlth easy moves

Graphics

68Color by Percom by Francis S. Kalinowski
Get out your Crayolas.

Hardware

172Audio Interface by Howard F. Batie
This application provides a long list of aids.

Reviews

68Color Computer Primer by Tim Ahrens, Browne Jack Browne and Hunter Scales
A close look at Tandy's latest.
170Racet's Infinite BASIC by Ronald H Bobo
Infinite BASIC examined.

Software

212CROSSREF by D N Ewart
Mainframe power in an 80.
228Terminal Plus by Buzz Gorsky
Software aids for terminals.

Style

222The Plan Of The Page by Alexander MacLean
Program writing by steps

Technique

211Get High On Histograms by Daniel Lovy
If graphs turn you on.
218Efficient Cassette I/O by Gerald A Sabin
Dedicated to the sanity of tape users.

Tutorial

98On Modems by Charles Brown
What, when, where ...and especially, why.
100Into The 80's by Ian R Sinclair
The essence of variables.
114CLOAD Is Just A Five Letter Word by Dennis Bathory Kitsz
Clean It Up.
182A Perspective On Cubes by Paul Gerhardt
Square this one away.

Utility

130ZBUG ... Super DEBUG Monitor by Lt. John B. Harrell
A fast bug swatter.
200The DB To LII Converter by Bryan Mumford
Speed up eternity.

Regulars

7Remarks by Wayne Green
12Inside 80 by Ed Juge
16Input
2280 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
23The Assembly Line by William Barden Jr.
30Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
3580 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
41Reviews
50News
58New Products

80 Microcomputing - Volume 14 - February, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:14
Date:February 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:244
Size:67,183,027
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v014 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents

Contents

68Programming For Education by Jerome Weintraub
The education market is booming but programmers are finding school children have special needs. Read how one man is "selling" his 80 to a five-year-old. The first in a series of articles on program writing for school children.
74Project Local by Pamela Petrakos
Thirteen years ago a computer instruction time-sharing project was started in Massachusetts with the help of federal funds. Today, that project has spawned independent micro laboratories in a number of area schools.
78Classroom Computing by Dr. Lee Droegemueller and Norman Bell
Rosemount, Minnesota has a school department committed to microcomputer aided instruction. The Board of Education led the way with a statement of their commitment while seekina the helo of - an experienced computer classroom planner.
52Grade School Programmers by Nancy Robertson
Grayson Wheatley, a teacher at Purdue, has compiled some surprising statistics on the progress of computer-aided learners in Cumberland, Indiana.
168Random Tricks by Gene Perkins
Vaudeville fans get out those spinning plates, wooden dowels and "refresh" your memory about dynamic RAM.

Applications

122Can Computing Be Art by James J. Conroy
Rembrandts of RTTY art, move aside
152Population Estimation by Dennis Solomon
How many peas in a pod, fleas on your dog?
154Landlord by James A Tuohy
Lease a jump on inflation
194Moiality Crunching by Robert Suder
Avogadro on the 80
198Punch Out by James J. Conroy
Speedy card circulation
200The Final Notice by Walter J. Atkins, J.r
Don't miss it.

Business

216Some Fundamentals by Steve E. Tune
Things you should know.

Construction

175A Very Versatile Interface by W. R. Stanley
Build your own.

Data Management

220Floppy Tales by Eric Keener
Stringy Storage

Education

86Classroom Doodles by Ann Rosenberg
Run these for fun.
96Notes From The Classroom by Ralph von Kaenel
Hints from those who've done it
226Vocabulary Builder by Roger Zimmerman
Learn a foreign language

Graphics

128Banner Banter by Valerie Vann
Celebrate something, anything.

Hardware

230Perverse Video by William P. Winter, Jr.
Video on the run.

Math

126Function Plotter by Louis C. Graue
Need a function graph?

Reviews

158Electronic Systems Serial I/O by Jim Cambron
Electronic mail on a shoestring.
186Starstuff by Russell M. Genet
Track your planet and watch out for UFOs
202#26-2202 by Guerri F. Stevens
Model I EDTASM reviewed, finally.
232LNW Expansion Board by Bob Couger
Expand your space

Tutorial

100Into The 80's by Ian R Sinclair
The secret to subroutines
166Be A USR User by Allan S Joffe
From a real dealer
224Compile, Interpret, Assemble ... Oh Boy by Ed Faulk
Tame these horrors

Utility

112Clock Boot by Yuergen Boehmke
Get it where it belongs
138Paper Tiger Screenprinter by Ruth Leawart
Hard copy graphics.
144Auto Edit by Dan Rollins
Pong by pointer equals speed.
214LPRINT Formatter II by Charles Z Trinberg
Right packed ASCII
218Fast Edit by Dwigh K Lilk
Chop off 90 percent.
236Now You See It by Hubert C Borrmann
Save your screen with this

Regulars

6Remarks by Wayne Green
8Inside 80 by Ed Juge
1080 Input
14Education Reviews
20Reviews
28Education 80 by Earl R Savage
2980 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
33The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
4080 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
5280 News
63New Products
242List of Advertisers

80 Microcomputing - Volume 15 - March, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:15
Date:March 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:294
Size:81,217,718
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v015 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents

Contents

68The Disk Dossier by Jake Commander
Commander grabs DOS by the disks, turns it over and shakes it out. If you've been wondering what is behind those mysterious three letters, this article will shed some light on the sublect.
74DOS Talk by Stewart E. Fason and John Burgan
A successful businessman and a serious bugfinder team up in this DOS review help you make an intelligent choice among them.
7780 Interviews: Lew Kornfeld And John Roach by Nancy Robertson
In this matched set of interviews, Robertson gets some inside info on personality, Radio Shack and what to expect in the future.
136Income Averaging - 1980 by Margaret M. Grothman, CPA
Had a big raise lately? Changed jobs for more money? If you're not satisfied with the looks of vour income tax return, fire up your 80 and take a look at this program for income averaging.
118Micro-Basketball by Charles E. Weindorf
Who needs the NBA when you've got this game? You and your friends will forego the games on the tube and fire up this gem instead.

Applications

152By Appointment Only by David D. Busch
Never sure where you are? Here's help.
174Line Up! by John Anderson
Bring your 80 to the grocery and never stand in line again
192Letter Counter by Walter Atkins, Jr, PhD.
Searching for something to be curious about?
23080 Appliance Control by Cass Lewart
Wire up and take off.
274Shoplist by Hal Smith
Use your 80 as a pantry.

Business

200Mind You Own Business by Gregory R Glau
And never mind the math.
240The Loan Wrangler by Garth Jensen
Know what you're getting into.

Game

278Compukala by Peter K Moller
For the modern cave dweller.

General

62Badinage And Disciple by Harv Pennington
Pennington takes a reader to task
154Computer Cantos by Ward D Griggiths III
Anyone own a Dickinson or a Browning?
196Just A Matter Of Time by David Busch
Looking for an excuse to buy an 80?
216Between The Lines by Robert McTernan
Things your manual never told you.
244The Shadow Knows by John L Romkey
80 legend and lore.
248OPINION=PEEK(Mail) by Jim Glosser
Letter to Radio Shack.
250Disk To Tape by Robert J. Hocking
Get that cassette back out of the closet.
272Short And Sweet by Chris Gundlach
Lessons in worthwhile quickies.

Hardware

214See No Evil by Robert Macre
This LED display keeps the video garbage out of your way
252Switched-On CLOAD by John E Bickel
Play without plugging.

Home

219Watt's It All About? by Don Hubert
Kick back at the electric company.

Reviews

206B17 by Stewert E. Fason
The reviewed bought his complimentary copy!

Style

209Better Documentation by George C. Ferber
Take the mystery out of your programs.

Tutorial

92Into The 80's by Ian R. Sinclalr
The last installment
104Do Not Enter by Jerome Weintraub
Part two of an educational series.
178Doing Two Things At Once by Buzz Gorsky
Teach your 80 to chew gum and walk at the same time.
186Wild Glitch Hunting by John Warren
Wilderness lore you'll need to find one.

Utility

160No Forwarding Address by Bertram A Thiel
Program locks.
168El Cheapo Packer by Greg Browne
Smash that soft stuff down.
180Find It Fast! by James Yowell Yelvington
There's a variable loose in your BASIC.
191Single Drive File Copy by Buzz Gorsky
How to get two for the price of one.
210Babydub by Dennis Bathory Kitsz
Wandering into cassettes, he comes out with the goods.
222Scrip Patch by Daniel B Allred
How to get there from here.
225Constant Alternatives by Evan C Hand, Sr.
Put something old in your BASIC.
232The Pauper's Processor by Gary L Osburn
When ya' ain't got the bucks.
236Where Have All The GOTOs Gone? by Hubert C Borrman
Fine 'em when you need 'em.
247EZ Wider by Milan D Chepko, M.D.
Roll these characters across the page any width you'd like.
256Speedy Renumberer by Robert J Dowd
Make those numbers dance.
270KBEEPFIX Revisited by Darell R Whitehead
For those on disks.

Regulars

7Remarks by Wayne Green
10Inside 80 by Ed Juge
1280 Input
18Reviews
28The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
3680 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
4080 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
45Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
48News
57New Products

80 Microcomputing - Volume 16 - April, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:16
Date:April 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:310
Size:90,015,114
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v016 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents

Contents

116Advanced Graphic Techniques by Bob Boothe
In the first of a three-part series on straightline graphics, Bob Boothe will show you what to expect from a TRS-80 and a dot matrix line printer.  Part one deals with disk commands in ways you many never have thought of - especially in an 80 without drives.
117A Turn of the Screw by Bob Boothe
Some simple math programs by Bob Boothe produce some three-dimensional graphics that twist, turn and travel across your 80
134A High-Density Graphic Interface by Dennis Murray and Paul Fowler, Jr.
Authors Murray and Fowler design a high-density graphics interface that will let you plot high-res graphics with no effort.  The directions are here; you'll emerge with a better undertaking of raster scan video concepts and more powerful graphics.
144Programming for Education - Part 3 by Jerome I. Weintraub
This final installment in the Weintraub education series, tells you how to differentiate between twypes of educational programs and their objectives, while it offers some hints for clarity and keeping a student's interest up.
74Rushing Toward Courseware by Pamela Petrakos
80 takes its first look at a new market trend.  We surveyed a field of traditional book publishers to find out what their intentions were toward the burgeoning educational software market and how that industry will effect the textbook market in the future.

Applications

179This Ain't No Party! by Stewart E. Fason
Pin friends and influence people.
186Sans Disks by Stewart F. Hunter
Data base management on cassette.
192Two Cents Worth by Jack Clayton
The TRS-80 old coin dealer.
214Endorese It by Arthur J. Welcher
It's easy to spend a million bucks.
252WHERZIT by James H. Hox
Wonder what these titles really mean?
261Check Writer by Charles Z. Tzinberg
Endorse a work of art.
266Exponential Smoothing by Len Gorney
Smooth out your forecasting technique.

Construction

218The Model I-1/2 by Larry Fortna
Cur those cords.
248Red Letter Day For Lowercase by George C Ferber
A holiday modification story.
228Lower Cost Lowercase by Philip M. Van Praag
Ten bucks and some time will put you lowdown.

Games

154Simul-80 - A Weird Game by Dennis Kitsz
Surprise!  Now you are a data bus.

General

178The Unexpurgated Version by David D Busch
Real meanings of micro gables.
222Cost Effective Word Processing by Larry M Hewin, Ed. D.
Without disks and with class.

Hardware

262TRS-80 Joystick Control by Stephen Barker
Stick it to your 80.
272TRS-80 Bus Conductor by L. Joseph Fox
Fox took what Radio Shack wouldn't give.

Interface

278The Model I As A Dumb Terminal by Jim Tallman
Talk to peripherals.

Recreation

210The Dot Game by Arthur J Welcher
Play games to learn programming.

Reviews

195NEWDOS-80 by Allan J Domuret
Find out what it really is.

Style

246Loops And Arrays by L. Mitchell Wein
Two ways to streamline your programs.
297Block That Cursor by Ron Balewski
Stop your 80 from winking at you.

Tutorial

240Fast Clock DOS by Allan J Domuret
Teach your DOS to run races.

Utility

271Compare by William B Everett
For identical twins.
298Smart Answers by James F Williams
How to hex your 80.

Regulars

7Remarks by Wayne Green
8Inside 80 by Ed Juge
1280 Input
31Reviews
4480 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
4980 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
52Education 80 by Earl R Savage
53The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
61News
70New Products

80 Microcomputing - Volume 17 - May, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:17
Date:May 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:310
Size:170,614,334
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v017 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents:

Contents

87The Auto Mentor by Leslie E. Sparks
Car maintenance eroding your bottom line? Here are all the answers you need to decide whether to buy a new car or stick with your old one. Find out how much your old car is costing you, then compare it with the cost and mileage of that lovely new machine.
99The Home Buyer's Helper by Clarence Stinson
This article turns your 80 into a home buyer's calculator that will calculate the differences in interest paid on mortgages, cash needed monthly to make the payments, and appropriate IRS rebates. Pay through your 80, it feels better.
103How To Buy And Sell Houses by Dale A Whitman
Whitman takes a look at home buying from both sides of the coin.  This article may convince you that there is a better way to finance than through the banks.
113A Dollar Down by Jack Martin
This article tells you much more about a new car than kicking the tires will, and it doesn't indulge in a sales pitch, either. Drag your eyes away from the shiny new paint and train them on your shiny 80; you may discover there is a better deal to be had.
119Advanced Graphics Techniques - Part II by Bob Boothe
In this second part of a three-part series, Boothe really struts his stuff and makes the 80 do all but cartwheels with some truly incredible graphics.  You may not recognize your 80.
58The Exclusive Oracle by Dennis Kitsz
Kitsz begins a new feature with this issue, which will prove to be as irregular as he is. Want to question the wizard? Here's the medium.
64Dow Jones Offers Videotex Tie-in by Bert Latamore
Dow Jones has made its business and stock market news information service available for all TRS-80 owners, including the Color Computer. Latamore has all the specs; this could prove to be very important to your business.

Applications

128Dome Time by Daniel B. Nickell
If you've always wanted your own sphere
219Foreign Language Translation by Dan L Robinson
You can finally make sense of your relatives

Business

222The General Ledger by R L Conhaim
Get your business on cassette

Construction

80High Density Graphic Interface - Part Two by Dennis Murray and Paul Fowler, Jr
Installing high-res.
202Hardwire The RS-232 by Don DeJarnette
Get to bed earlier, with this one.
254An Alternate Source by John G Conner
International computing

Education

194Dancin!-A Disco Primer by Andrew A. Modia
Byte off some boogie

Games

294BOA by Jeff Myers
Get into a snakepit

General

192Hardtimes by Joe Fettig
Variables maps and other tools
208A Field Guide To Computerists by Chuck Doherty
Check out these birds
258Speedset by Sherman B Winings
Rid yourself of read/write errors
272The Sargon Saver by Thomas L Quindry
If you have to work for a living

Graphics

176Inverse Video by Brian D. Smith
Turn black to white
204Flexible Scroller by Jeff Myers
Roll your own

Hardware

188Keep It In The Black by William D Johnson
For tired printers
236The Pulse Jockey by Larry Suter
Software and trickery to make things simple

Personal

278Compterized Complaint by Dennis J Gillig
For Input page addicts

Reviews

158FORTRANslator by Richard C McGarvey
A review and caveat
206Editor/Assembler-Plus by Dan Zuckerman
Good stuff for 16K Level II
210Microsoft's Compiler For The Model II by James L Waggoner
A handy language changer
230LNW Resarch Expansion Board by Ian Hodgson
Helps your 80 work hard
24222 MHz For $99 by Fredi Egger
Give your 80 a monitor boost
266The FCI-80 And The TC-80 by Harley Dyk
Cassette prodders
296Talk To Your TRS-80 by Art Weicher
Betcha didn't know It had a voice

Technique

246Not-So-Random Numbers by Timothy R. Zeigler
Create charts out of chaos

Tutorial

146Memories Are Made Of This by Robert D Randall
Make a routine out of RAM and ROM
188An Idiot's Guide To Assembly Language-Part I by Robert C. Montgomery
From one struggling idiot to another
292On The Average by Len Gorney
About an average subject

Utility

190Direct Statement In File by D E Fitchhorn
Save your overworked fingers
216Dollars And Sense by Tom Andrews
A subroutine for getting down to business
234The Encoder by Ron Carn
An easier way
244Hex Converter by Richard H. Malone
Turn a nightmare into a treat
256One Wheel Drive by Dan Keen and Larry Pezzuto
Turn your jalopy into a sedan
260Shift Lock by Martin C. Hambei
A Subroutine to give you short shift.
264The Spare Time Generator by Thomas C Mehesan, Jr.
For those with long lists of names.
270Comprs by Stephen Barker
Help for short memory hindrances.
284Take T-Bug Higher by W. R. Stanley
Without a pilot's license.
288Know-It-All by Alan Sehmer
Everythins you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask.

Regulars

7Remarks by Wayne Green
8Inside 80 by Ed Juge
1280 Input
26Reviews
38The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
4480 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
4880 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
54Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
58The Exclusive Oracle by Dennis Bathory Kitsz
64News
73New Products
306Reader Service

80 Microcomputing - Volume 18 - June, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:18
Date:June 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:310
Size:86,865,346
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v018 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents:

Contents

68Advanced Graphics Techniques - Part III by Bob Boothe
In this final part of a graphics series, Boothe uses machine language routines with disk commands. He also teaches his printer how to do high density graphics. More patterns are presented, and Boothe provides the spells a computer wizard needs to rotate a pattern on its axis.
8480 Microcomputing's Buyers Guide To Printers by 80 Micro Editors
The editors have been busy during the long winter months compiling this very detailed list of printers. What they are, what they do, how much they cost, and where to get them are a few of the questions covered in this guide.
96A Tiger With Dots by George Somers
Somers bought a Paper Tiger, and immediately began tiger training. Turns out he's very good at this! He's trained his tiger so well it won't put out a dot without his say so. And when he does say so, it jumps. No whips and chair for this trainer, though; he uses software, and shares some of his training routlnes in this article.
102The Color Computer - An Inside Look by Philip Martel and Robert Nicholas
The authors describe the Color Computer, its features, functions and commands. Some handy charts are presented, as well as programs that make this newest '80 strut its stuff.
268The Software Broker by John Harper
Ever want to try to make a killing in the stock market but not quite dare? Harper arms you with all the software and information you need to use your 80 to help you make predictions and a few calculated decisions.

Applications

122Dragnetwork by Alicia Kennedy
The cops in Illinois have a new recrult on the beat
127Application In Real Time by Russell M Genet
This 80 is a star gazer
140EYE-80 by James S. Hawkes, PhD and Grady R. Reese
Make your 80 into an underpaid, uncomplaining spy
236The Mileage Manager by A. L. Frink
Sacrificing comfort for cost

Games

160SUPERMAZE by Howard F Batie
Get lost in this one.
186Subdestroy by John Cominio
How long can you tread water?
244Lunar Lander Revisited by John Beringer
A game not debugged to death

General

194The Level II Index by Barbara Mercer
Tandy could use this
197Model II Q And A by Tom Yager
Got a question? Here's an answer

Graphics

147Unlocking The Graphic Code by Jerome I. Weintraub
No more hunt and peck

Interface

92The Xerox 1740 And The Model II by Dr. James H. Nestor
Lessons in Nestor's Law
157Joysticks For The Model I by Frank DiNunzio
The pleasures of stick drive
188Polyphonic Sound Synthesis by Richard L. Brocaw
Complex sound generation
288Electro-Mechanical Hard Copy by Sherman Levine
By an avid writer

Personal

296The Rule Of 78s by R. L. Conhaim
Save.some money with this rule

Reviews

130LDOS by Paul Welner
All you need to know
137Plug Compatible Processor by Paul Vonk
Raing games

Technique

174The Pascal Dream by John Krutch
Things Radio Shack never taught Your 80
255Program Chaining And Local Variable Definition In BASIC by Hal Brown
How to do it
294On Embedding Data by John D. Adams
Method and the madness

Tutorial

108To Err Is ... Forbidden by John D. Adams
A guide to what you just did wrong
112An Idiot's Guide To Assembly Language-Part 2 by Robert C. Montgomery
A guided tour.

Utility

178The Disk AutoMenu by Larry M. Hewin, Ed.D
For those who get behinder hurrier.
192CAPTRAN by Buzz Gorsky
Teach your 80 some small talk
219Purge by Joe Ligori
Get rid of your mistakes quickly
224Copykill by Steve Kelley
Don't type all those names
232Soft Tach by Daniel North
Check your disk speed
248Underscoring Scripsit by Carl Isell
Another one Tandy missed
265KILDOS Is Here by Robert Soltyslk
Minimize your DOS

Regulars

7Remarks by Wayne Green
8Inside 80 by Ed Juge
1080 Input
20Reviews
3980 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
43Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
4480 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
52News
60New Products
306Reader Service

80 Microcomputing - Volume 19 - July, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:19
Date:July 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:310
Size:122,603,469
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v019 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents

Contents

96Language Quest '81 by G. Michael Vose
You know there's some way to talk to a computer, but you're not sure what it is. Somewhere there's got to be a computer that understands you. Probably not, but don't worry -Vose provides a roadmap to the ways computers talk, and the languages they speak.
116COBOL - Ready And Waiting by Robert L. Bradley
COBOL is a computer language for businessmen, commonly used, and oneof the few which have been standardized. It used to be ava~lableo nly on mainframes-now you can have it on your '80.
122Pilot-The Language Of Computer Aided Instruction by Randy Hawkins
Pilot is the language of computer aided instruction, the language of students - simple, short, and infinitely patient. You can put Pilot in your '80; here's how, with suggestions for its use.
75News From Kitchen Table Software, Inc. by David Busch
The debut of a new column from Kitchen Table Software describes the kind of utilites you only dream about. Get ready to giggle.
90Microcomputers-Business Or Pleasure by Bert Latamore
80 examines the future of microcomputing in business. Ed Juge fences some industry strategists whoseopinions differon growth and dollars in the next decade. You'll find out how three businessmen are defying the pessimists using their 80's in the office today.

Applications

154Modifying Tiny Pascal For Disk by Lt. John B Harrell
Don't mess with cassette
202Enhance Your Level II BASIC by Gil Spencer
A travelogue
243Nag Analyais by Dave Crosby
If you have a large fortune

Construction

184Lightning Strikes Twice by Paul C. Fowler, Jr.
Suppress those transients

Data Management

254Regression And Correlation by C Brian Honess
Great math news

Games

217The Level II Black Box by Morris Jones
Random deviousness

General

102A Macro Processor For BASIC-Part I by J. Alan Olmstead
The first of a philosophical series on a macro.
112Coming To Terms by Joe D. Fugate
A short and sweet guide to what it is
162A First Look At Forth by John Krutch
What you need to know to get hooked
179Getting Involved by Robert A. Batty
Would he do it again?
294A Quick Riff On Synthesizers by Dave Keen and Dan Dischert
What they did before the '60.

Interface

171The Last CLOAD Fix by Walter I. Stanley
If your seal is broken
282Recipe For Hard Copy by Larry Keith
If you don't have big bucks

Personal

289The Real Rule Of 78s by R L Conhaim
Another loan formula

Reviews

86Lobo Connections by Jake Commander
Commander drives his disks hard
168Tiny Pascal From Supersoft by Curtis H Kyle
How it looks and what it does
236Archbold's Mod I Speed-Up Kit by Richard C McGarvey
By an electronic weakling

Technique

199Never Ready by Ron Balewski
Add variety to your life
296Undocumented Instructions by Brian Cameron
Register commands from the heights

Tutorial

146Join The Pascal Crusade by Maroaret M. Grothman
Tiny Pascal explicated
271How To Handle Those Random Files by Ken Knecht
For random seekers
291To Err Is ... Forbidden - Part II by John D Adams
A second installment

Utility

226Everyman's Mod II Word PRocessor by Mike Kilroy
A modified program.
244A BASIC Disassembler by Frank Delfine
Machine code with BASIC
259The Variable Lister by John L. Webster
To help with documentation and development
280High Speed Data Tape by Jim Glosser
Machine code to speed up BASIC

Departments

7Remarks by Wayne Green
8Inside 80 by Ed Juge
1080 Input
22Reviews
3680 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
41Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
42The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
5680 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
68News
78New Products

80 Microcomputing - Volume 20 - August, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:20
Date:August 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:326
Size:170,138,572
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v020 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents

Contents

85A Walk On The Monster Side by Bert Latamore
Since forgotten times, man has been a gamester. It is no wonder he has started using microcomputers to flavor his age-old fascination.
214The Green Register by Glynn Paul LaBorde
LaBorde's students at the state penitentiary in Angola, LA may not be your typical scholars, but his program for keeping track of thelr programs will work-even in less confined academic settings.
180Alternate Course by Michael A. Duflin
After finding "Introduction to Data Processing" the dullest, most useless course he ever took, when the call came for this author to design his own intro, he was determined to make it more than "garbage in/garbage out."
136Being Of Sound Algorithm by Carol S. Weinberg
Have you ever thought who would inherit your'80 when you pass away? This researcher shows you how to write a program for your last will and testament.
126Epson's MX-80 by Tony Gilt
In our June issue, we compared 57 printers. Here's the 58th. And from its price to its print quality, this Japanese import will be making American printer manufacturers take notice.
150Morse Resource-Part 1 by Allan S. Jofle
W3KBM, Dresher, PA, gives us his first installment on programming a TRS-80 to help ham radio operators on the Morse Code circuit.

Applications

192Family Relationships by Sil Horwitz
Alex Haley, eat your heart out
248Hold That Pose by Doug and Pam Ebert
Helping photographers find their photos
288Disk Index by Robert A. Schilling
Make it easy to keep everything up to date in those directories
294Solar Altitude Plotter by Edward H. Rea III
Tracklng where the sun shines in

Construction

298The Wandering 80 by Don Hubert
Build a home for your computer

Data Management

194Vital Statistics by C Brian Honess
Remember the good old bell curve?

Education

168Quiz by Fred Olsen
Buzzers, bells, flashing lights and learning

Games

86Startrek 4.0 by Jake Commander
Captain's log: star date: now!
92Frankenstein by Robert A. Nicholas
Avoiding the hassle of reloading a game
102Space Potatoes by Christopher Brumme
The 'taters are coming! The 'taters are coming!
104Tank by Dan L Rice
A combat game for preschoolers
108Space Empires by James L. Smith
Imperialism circa 2501 A.D.
112Simon by Dave McGlumphy
Simulate a popular electronic game
116Star Guard by John Beringer
Protect your stargate from enemy jumpships
122Formula 80 by Richard A Sprague
High speed thrills on your tube

General

156A Macro Processor For Basic-Part II by J. Alan Olmstead
More on making your computer program itself.
286Color Computer First Impressions by Richard L. Kilmon
Initial looks sometimes deceive.

Interface

164TRS-80 To RS-232 To TI-810 by Morris Herman
Tie a Texas instruments printer to your Tandy.

Reviews

154The Microconnection by Fred Blechman
You're missing a lot without a modem
222Chasing A Data Base by Wynne Keller
Three data bases compared
234Word by D. Wilson Cooke
A word processing program that's back to Basic

Technique

230RAM Squeeze by John D Adams
Memory conservation
292Three's Not A Crowd by David W Mawdsley
Writing programs with pencil, paper and utilities

Tutorial

208Programming With The Voice Synthesizer by Craig Werner
Mellifluous sounds from your computer.
254Be A Super USR! by Roger C. Alford
Leap the gap between Basic and machine code in a single bound.
262Datacom Decisions by Frank J Derlier, Jr.
Making your '80 into a data communications device.
304Digits For Fun by Ross A Wirth
362,880 combinations-but how many fit the bill?
308All About Sorts-Part I by Len Gorney
Finding out which sort is best

Utility

168Datagen by Dan and Cass Lewart
At last! Effortless data statements from machlne language to Basic.
240TRS-80 Disassembler by Carl Wuebker
Your operating system as a puzzle
280UC/LC Fix by Dennis Thurlow
Why are those tables backward?
270Dirprog by Jack Egbert
Bringing together many frequently modified disks
274The Data Maker by Gary H. Grosse
Keep your calendars straight
278Command File Modifier by Donald G. Crawford
Spoon feeding commands to your '80
282Basic Shorthand by Jared Radin
Enter common Basic words in a single keystroke for programming efficiency

Departments

7Remarks by Wayne Green
8Inside 80 by Ed Juge
1280 Input
26Reviews
24Education 80 by Earl R Savage
4280 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
44The Exclusive Oracle by Dennis Bathory Kitsz
48The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
5280 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
74Kitchen Table Software by David Busch
77Calendar
78New Products
68News
314Load 80
322Reader Service

80 Microcomputing - Volume 21 - September, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:21
Date:September 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:356
Size:149,475,433
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v021 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents:

Contents

104Robotics-The Microcomputing Connection by Chris Brown
Currently, robot intelligence of the Star Wars sort can only be created in one way: Stuffing a midget (preferably British) into into a robot suit.
101It's All Robotese To Me by Kelvos Gisamte
Discretion may be the better part of valor but not always the better part of authors. Gisamte's indiscretions will most likely be forgiven by readers when they find out how entertaining they are.
114One Man's Robot by Don McAllister
A year after this author bought a $29 model of R2D2-that cute stump from Star Wars with the fast-forward voice-he had it hooked up to his TRS-80 and responding to voice commands. You can do it, too, he says, and shows you how.
134Spanning The Electronic Nation by Dennis Kitsz
Communication from sea to shining sea can be yours. All you need is a modem. Author Kitsz looks at three of them.

Tutorial

148All About Sorts by Len Gorney
They're more than just a shell game
170New Words For BASIC by Alan Neibauer
Taming some foreign mots
182Level II Utilities For The Model III by Kenneth J Bigelow
T-Bug and other variations
242Going Pro by Nicolas Moss
Before you write software for someone else
312Clear N by Nate Salsbury
A not-so-transparent way to save money
334Bascal by Richard C. Metzler
Detractors of Basic beware

Utility

174The Memory Expander by Tim Kenealy
Eliminating those wide open spaces.
186Base Conversions by James Yowell Yelvinaton
Coping with the numbers jungle
228Split And Splice by Stephen Mills
Text manipulation that's a cut up
240Throw Away by R. Gene Langston
Kill instructions, save memory
250"On Error ... Fix" by N C Richardson
A prescription for bombing bugs.
276Serial Printing With EDTASM-Plus by Howard H. Cohen
You have to do it yourself
283Patching Across by Richard Koch
Back door Scripsit.
317Rename by David Busch
You enter the strings and thls program will pull them
333Dateline 80 by Richard A Press
The object of this program is Basic

Applications

190Morse Resource-Part II by Allan S Joffe
More dit dah dah dit
252Lifespan by Joseph Wailand
Be a literal life of the party
282Equine Equation Evaluatlon by Raymond J. Herold
Playing the ponies without a computer may be a handicap
286The Secret Ballot by David D Busch
Plug in the vote
290Enhanced Word Processing by John F Rogers
Good news for Line Printer IV owners

Construction

218The Wave Shaper by R. B. Shreve
Get a load of these curves
258Width Control by Jim Barbarello
A little less character may be better for your line printers
298Lowercase Done Right by John Burgan
A $59 mod for $16.13

Education

204Alternate Course - Part II by Michael A Dullin
A method of writing your first program grounded in outer space
244Math Derby by Michael A. Dulfin
College Bowl for furlongs
272Teacher Mod by Madelelne Fish
Working with a classroom of computers
292The Walls Of Jericho by Chuck and Jo McNichols
A Sunday school class blows its horn
328Analogies by Damon L. Spencer
With ail due respect to Miller

General

142A Macroprocessor For Basic - Part III by J. Alan Olmstead
The first thing to remember about Basic is it doesn't exist
300The Magic Trick by Davld D Busch
Keyboard sleight of.hand
320TRS-80 Cartoon Capers by Darren DeViglli
Freeing the Al Capp in your computer

Graphics

214Picture This by Dan Keen and Dave Dischert
Proof that cartoons on your TRS-80 are not a looney idea.
258Curve Plotter by Steven M. Zimmerman and Craig Stanley
It could make a draftsman jealous.
302Title Graphics by Francis S. Kallnowski
Billboards for your programs

Reviews

188Software Tools For The Craftsman by Maurice M Small
Renumbering, merge and append made easy.
180Smart Terminal Software by Bill Everett
Make your computer an egghead without getting egg on your face
278Snapp's XBasic by Rick Ledennan
Loading cooperation into your Model II

Technique

154Rotation by Bruce Yellin
Take a cube for a spin
220High Speed Sorts by Richard R Robson
Computing in the fast lane.
226Erudite Arrays by George Barnes
Matrices can learn from their peers.
322Slice & Dice Basic by J Stewart Schneider
An answer to frustrating loads.

Departments

7Remarks by Wayne Green
8Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
1080 Input
22Reviews
4080 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
52News
7080 Accounting by Michael Tannenbaum
74Kitchen Table Software by David Busch
76Exclusive Oracle by Dennis Bathory Kitsz
80The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
90New Products
68News
344Reload 80
34980 Books
354Index To Advertisers

80 Microcomputing - Volume 22 - October, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:22
Date:October 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:388
Size:134,863,984
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v022 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents:

Contents

103Artificial Intelligence - Technology and the Search For Self by Chris Brown
In the early 1950s, Lucy and Ethel found themselves working on a bon-bon production line and Alan Turing published "Computing Machinery and Intelligence." The world hasn't been the same since.
108And Now Artificial Intelligence by Harold Nelson
There has always been someone to put humanity in its proper place, scientists like Copernicus, Darwin and Freud. Now we have roast mules, Animal, and SHRDLU.
114Godel, Escher, Bach by Nancy Robertson
While the debate rages over whether or not machines can really think, a young computer scientist suggests man has jumped from the golden bough to be left swinging from a golden braid.
122Mastermind-An Intelligent Program by Duane R. Hope
When this author got bored with solo play of this popular game, he decided to create a worthy opponent Inside his computer.
132Simple Syllogisms by Rick Hoffman
If you've ever fantasized about having an intelligent computer, here's a way to add some smarts to your little black box.

Applications

141Program for the Handicapped by Stephen F. Nowak and Gary J. Muswick
A lot can be done with imagination and a little sweat
182Hoops by William Cornwell
Throw your scorebook away.
220Worldly Goods by John E. Fall
Keep track of those with which you are endowed.
272Sunrise ... Sunset by Harold K. Skramstad
Program your computer to time them
274Fat City by David Busch
Keep tabs on your meat.
298Catet - The Decision Maker by Victor T. Albino
Know all the alternatives before you act.
316Firestream by George L. Gille
Next to Sparky, a TRS-80 could be a firefighter's best friend.
338Loan Sharp by Walter J. Athlns
How a user can avoid usurers
374Listprog by Doug Riffel
For sticklers on neatness

Construction

196Tape Regenerator by Cass R. Lewart
Avoiding the pain of bad loads
202Real World Interface - Part I by Elliott K. Rand
The beginning of a beautiful friendship
234Hard and Soft Printware by I. R. Sinclair
Zen helps you build an interface that won't cost you an orn and a leg
242Auto-Key by Mike Ghan
Input complex mathematical equations
310That Annoying Twitch by Marshall E. Smith
Curing your tube and reliving aggravation.

Data Management

258All About Program Files by A. J. Barnard Jr and A. David Barnard
Bettering the records in your data base.

Education

180Alternate Course - Part III by Michael A. Duffin
Graphic POKEs

Games

302Micro-Yahtzee by Mark E Johnson
Plug this popular game into your computer
320Hang Person by Nathan Hilton
It even comes with moans
334Star Colony by John Beringer
Explore and conquer

General

118Artificial Intelligence at M.I.T. by G. Michael Vose
Trying to make the indefinite more definite
138The Realm of Science Fiction by Nancy Robartson
Hal and Mike are not ordinary guys
146Voice Synthesizer by Willard Hall
Taking the tedium out of phonemes
228A Macroprocessor for Basic - Part IV by J. Alan Olmstead
To compile or not to compile, that is the question
264Adventures in Modemland by Fred Blechman
Reach out and touch another microcomputer
285Soft Charactees by Stephen D Moulton
32 lowercase characters for the price of 26
290The Basic Difference by Fred Blechman
Model I and Model III don't always talk the same language

Reviews

210Profile by Bill O'Brien
Still the king of Radio Shack programs
249Debug with GOTO by Roger L Pape
How to save data when your program bombs
252DOSPLUS 3.3 by James LaSalle
The only derious double-density DOS
296Multi-Statement by Dan Keen and Dave Dischert
Rounding off the edges once you master Basic
350Formatted Screen Input by F. Christian Byrnes
Entering data with facility
354Thoughts on For ... Next by Richard Amyx
Deep nesting can be for the birds

Utility

288Crossdos by Jack Means
CP/M text editing and transfer problem solve
156Emterm by Jeffrey A Mills
Make your TRS-80 an intelligent terminal
306Building Bridges by Wayne L .Mueller
Combine your software for what must be done
312Through-Boot by Alan D. Smith
Make it easier to start-up in TRSDOS
326A Tale of Two Drivers by John T. Blair
Patches for TRSDOS and EDTASM
340Full Error by Harry annd Ken Keairns
How to get more than half a message
344Modifying EDTASM/Plus by Arne Rohde
Take the disadvantage out of this Microsoft program
358Datafix by A. J. Barnard Jr and A. David Barnard
Tiptoeing across your keypad
360Weak Link by Steeven Denholtz
Working on the NEWDOS chain command
364Memory Window by Warren Merkey
Look at any K byte of keyboard
370CopyIt by Ron Balewski
Shorthand data entry

Departments

7Remarks by Wayne Green
1080 Input
26Reviews
42The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
50Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
5280 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
6580 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
68News
88Kitchen Table Software by David Busch
90Exclusive Oracle by Dennis Bathory Kitsz
94New Products
68News
366Reload 80
368Calendar
386Index to Advertisers

80 Microcomputing - Volume 23 - November, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:23
Date:November 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:404
Size:172,830,221
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v023 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents:

Contents

110Computerization of the Workplace by Chris Brown
Despite the promises of true believers, the rebirth of the American workplace for the better has yet to arrive.  In fact, things may have gotten worse
112Digital Delivery by Bert Latamore
For a long time, friendly neighborhood postmen have been tempting morsels for the Fidos of this world, but soon man's best friend may be confronted with a mailman that bytes back.
118Paper Mountain by Theron Wierenga
No need for nuts, ropes, carabiners and crampons for traversing this peak - just a Model II and 64K of memory
144Investment Property Analysis by Leslie E Sparks
Before the big bucks begin to roll in, investing in real estate can be a tedious frind, unless you make your computer your calculating partner.
176The Ups and Downs of Graphs by Richard Foley
A picture is always worth a thousand numbers, even if it's only a line drawing.
272Users Groups by Michael Nadeau
Some grasroots data on groups that have taken root across the nation

Applications

220The Pacemaker by David Tinis
If Henry Ford only had a computer ...
348Second Sourcing by David Tinis
14 wasy to seek another
392Pocket Stats by Dr. Walter J Atkins, Jr.
Calculating from the hip

Business

138The Tenant Tracker by George Kwascha
Guess no more on who paid his rent
160The House Detective by John Cominio
End the hassle of pouring through house listings
190Investment du Jour by C. Brian Honess
If finance is your cup of soup ...
320State of the Union by R M Reid, Jr.
Be a credit to yours

Education

274Alternate Course - Part IV by Michael A. Duffin
Spoon-feeding number systems
306Calling All Teachers by Roger Hedden
86 paperwork with these programs

General

184A Fast Round-Up by Gordon McComb
Take a quick look at a herd of word processors
243A macroprocessor for BASIC - Part IV by J. Alan Olmstead
More on ending digital babble
328Colorful Maneuvers by James W. Wood
Two moves are better than one
384Enhanced Again by Mark Goodwin
New commands, new pictures

Interface

164A Driven Printer by Wayne Mueller
Routines for a spinwriter
208The Real World Interface - Part II by Elliot K. Rand
More sophisticated flashing lights.
362ROM Roll-Over by Geary Keich
Before you buy an interface, check out this 16K mod

Technique

204In Praise of Outlines by Dennis Drew
Making it simple
250Chain Command Implementation by Roger L. Pape
Don't let running interfere with your red pencil

Tutorial

292Customized Commands by Dale W Rupert
Put some muscle in Basic with these subroutines
300In Command by Jerry Rutledge
How to remain cool in this mode
352Keyboard Incantations by Allen V. Robnett
The ghost in your clavier

Utility

172Scripsit - Sans Serif by Gary D Cochrell
Special print functions nice 'n easy
284Merge for Level II by William J. Dalesandry, Hr.
Memory occupied by more than one program.
314Baudot LPRINT by Winford Rister
Inexpensive, but dudget your time well
333Superlist by Morris Jones
Make readable listings with a single program
356Purezzap by W. R. Stanley
This disk doctor makes house calls
360Simplezap by David Safford
Sector I/O on TRSDOS
368Newbug by Ken Marks, Jr.
Upgrade your T-Bug with these new commands
390T-Bug III by Kevin Kleinfelter
When you get tired of waiting for Tandy ...

Departments

6Remarks by Wayne Green
880 Input
24Reviews
46Education 80 by Earl R. Savage
50The Assembly Line by William Barden, Jr.
61Kitchen Table Software by David Busch
6480 Accountant by Michael Tannenbaum
68News
7880 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
98New Products
394Reload 80
403Index to Advertisers

80 Microcomputing - Volume 24 - December, 1981

Issue Information:

Volume:24
Date:December 1981
Load-80:No
Pages:420
Size:169,801,374
TOSEC:80 Microcomputing v024 (1981)(1001001 Inc)

Table of Contents:

Contents

100A Runner's Logbook by G. Michael Vose
Even though you're running for fun, keeping track of your feats can be a chore.  Save some cerebral sweat by letting your running partner, the TRS-80, manage your stats.
108The Philatelist's Friend by Richard W. Castor
If stamp collecting and computing are your hobbies, author Castor will show you how to tie the two toghether.
181Buyer's Guide to Peripherals and Micro Electronics by 80 Micro Staff
If your will power is less than the French Resistance when a new gadget dangles before your eyes, consult this guide and succumb to temptation economically.
128The 80 Limited by Bert Latamore
It may not be the Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe but for HO train buffs, the Hudson, Delaware and Ohio is king of the road.
116The House Plant Index by John Chipman
Your green thumb with be greener if you plant this program in your computer.

Applications

134COINS by Robert James Lloyd
Coin colelctors, take inventory
140Sharp Marketing by Walter J Atkins, Jr
Take your pocket to market.
172Shopper's Aid by R. C. Maninger
Fighting rocketing food costs.
302A Gold-Plated 80 by George W. Martin
Tarnish off your contacts.
310City Accessibility Calculator by James M. Todd
End debates over where to meet.
314Analytic Inventory Management by John Harper
Take aim at inventory problems
374The Logger by Russ Kelly
The Paul Bunyon of orfanizers.
386Sheer Lunacy by Alan Harris
Tune into the moon's phases, past and present.

Construction

192Real World Interface - Part III by Elliot K Rand
Close Shades, turn on lights
312Another Noise Maker by Gary Enb
Disturb your peace with your Model I

Data Management

27880 Black Book by Dave McGlumphy
Finding ROM addreses fast
398Get Organized by Stuart L. Lesley
Combat disorder with your computer.

Education

154The Chess Tutor by Robert J. Dowd
Check this mating of chess openings and computer
220Specific Heat by John Getchko
A TRS-80 goes to physics class

Games

176Capture the Computer by Jeffrey O. Fisher
Free the box on the tube.
226Golf Tee Solitaire by Tay Ratke
New twist to an old game
252Rammer by M. Keller
Blast the enemy fleet, fast!
290Writers of a Lost Art by Victor T. Albino
How to write adventure programs.
296Color Concentration by Charles T. Wyre
Playing with colored squares
346The Magic Cube by David York
Rubok's cube on your tube

General

142Let's Get Rude by Richard Ramelia
Program your TRS-80 to talk tough
206A Macroprocessor for Basic - Part V by J Alan Olmstead
End the speaking in tongues
248USR Usery by David H Freese, Hr.
When you want more from your 80
304The Freebie by John C Adams, Jr.
Identify some free space in your RAM
306NEWDOS/80 by Ken Jackman
A new look at a new DOS
348The Sargon Saver - Part II by Thomas L Qundry
Preserve your chess games for posterity.
358The Ins and Outs of EDIT by William L Schrader
Praise of NEWDOS/80
362POKE A, Color Computer by Richard Esposito
Playing with SAM
384Lenny's Story by David D Busch
A tale with a moral.

Hardware

268IBM Joins Tandy by W. R. Stanley
Mr. Selectric mett Mr. 80
32080 Cruise Control by Ken Waltjen
No lighter by the clock works

Reviews

146Home Study Assembly Language by Richard C. McGarvey
Acquire a powerful second tongue
160The Congivox by Richard C. McGarvey
A Chatty Cathy it ain't
168The Soul of a New Machine by Chris Brown
Tracy Kidder's book reviewed

Tutorial

230Pocket Full of Chips by Dav M. Dolan
Some programs for the pocket computer.
324The Conversion by Robert Woeger
Lean to speak assembly
368Queue Theory by Alan Neibaure
A computer stands in line
380FOR my NEXT trick ... by Alexander MacLean
The poop on this loop

Utility

222Print Spooler by Roger B Gault
For slowpoke printers
236The Dumpster by Richard L Faber
A screen dump for the Model II
238Mergers by Robert James Lloyd
When 16K is not enough
242The Sentry by Jim Rastin
A key debounce program
260Ready -- for the Model II? by Jim J Barbarello
A program for the uninitiated
262The Death Wish by Alan D Smith
keeping MACH/BAS from fulfilling it
280Dexterous Data Entry by Bob Shuken
Better micro menus
326The Floppy Fixer by James A Beebe
Look anywhere, do anything to your disks
356Cheater's Poker by Richard Davies
PEEKing and POKEing machine language subroutines.
390More Write Stuff by Lynard Barnes
A word processor called TWTWRT

Departments

6Remarks by Wayne Green
1280 Input
30News
36Education 80 by Earl R Savage
3880 Accounting by Michael Tannenbaum
42Kitchen Table Software by David Busch
44Exclusive Oracle by Dennis Bathory Kitsz
51Soft Bits by Roger Fuller
5480 Applications by Dennis Kitsz
68Reviews
68News
88New Products
400Reload 80
396Calendar
419Reader Service