Commodore MicroComputers, Issue 34, March/April 1985

Source: Commodore MicroComputer Issue 34 1985 Mar Apr-001

Commodore Microcomputers was Commodore’s official magazine in 1985. At this point is was mostly the Commodore 64 that was being covered but the Commodore 128 was newly arrived and starting to see coverage and you could still find a bit about the VIC-20 and PET lines as well. Eventually it would merge with other Commodore publications and become a monthly title called Commodore Magazine. The March/April 1985 issue of Commodore Microcomputers includes:

Software Reviews

Operation Frog
Cave of the Word Wizard
Your Personal Net Worth
Relax
MicroIllustrator
Webster the Word Game
Scratchpad 64
Kwik-Load!
Facemaker
Darkstar
Speedreader II
Script 64
The ELF System
Speedwriter
VICTree
Passport’s MIDI

Hardware Reviews

Modem/300
Super Box 64
Covox Voice Master

Programmers’ Tips

So You’re Using Simons’ BASIC
Automatic Disk Backup

Technical Tips

Home University
Random Thoughts

Book Reviews

The Computer Primer
Machine Language for the Commodore 64

The Arts

Scale Tunings for SID

Commodore 64 Users Only

Controlling the Commodore 64 User Port
Manager Arithmetic, Part 2

New Products from Commodore

The Commodore 128 – The compatible computer you’ve been waiting for.
Five Pounds of Power: Commodore’s LCD Computer – With eight built-in software products and a built-in modem, the new LCD lap computer is ideal for any traveler.
Sky Travel – An astronomer looks at Commodore’s educational astronomy package.
Young Astronauts: Our Resource for the Future – Find out how your school or community organization can sponsor a Young Astronaut chapter.
Keep Those PET’s Working – Educators can put their PET’s to work teaching word processing and database management.

…and more!