Source: Compute! – Issue Number 30 – November 1982
Compute! was one of the first and most successful multi-format computer magazines. In late 1982, it was covering primarily systems from Commodore, Apple and Atari. The November 1982 issue includes:
Features
- What To Buy Your Computer For Christmas
- A Buyer’s Guide To Modems
Education And Recreation
- Laser Gunner: BASIC Animation
- UXB
- An Atari For Christmas Part I
- VIC Harmony
- Rainbow Clock
- Statistician
- How To Use SYS And USR: Part I
Reviews
- VisiCalc Home And Office Companion
- Speech Synthesizers For Atari And Apple
- VIC-20 Cartridge Games
- Petspeed, An Optimizing Compiler For PET/CBM
Columns And Departments
- The Editor’s Notes
- Ask The Readers
- Computers And Society
- The World Inside The Computer
- The Beginner’s Page: Arrays
- Friends Of The Turtle
- Learning With Computers: Computers In The Art Class
- Insight: Atari
- Machine Language: Serial Communications
- Telecommunications: What Is It?
The Journal
- Turtle Pilot: Part III
- A Terminal Operating System For PET To HP3000 +
- Computer Controlled Telephone Dialing
- From VIC-20 To Mainframe
- Apple Menu
- A Shape Generator For The Commodore 64
- Atari Screen Save
- Easy File Input: The String Thing
- VIC Microman
- Purge
- Apple Sounds
- Programming VIC’s Function Keys
- Copy Atari Boot Tapes To Disk
- PET: Picture Files
- Calling Routine For Marquee
- PET Interfacing
- The Atari Wedge; Adding Commands To Atari BASIC
- A Fill-In On XIO(FILL)
- VIC Plotting
- The FORTH Page: Disk Management
…and more!
