Commodore MicroComputers (July/August 1985)

Source: Commodore MicroComputers – July/August 1985

Commodore had a few different official publications over the years. Commodore MicroComputers would eventually become Commodore Magazine which is how I knew it best. The July/August 1985 issue of Commodore MicroComputers includes:

User Hotline
Letters
News

Software Reviews

Write Now/File Now/Mail Now
Kwik-Write
Right Again!
PFS-Report
Home Pak
The Music Shop
Master Composer
Insta-Ledger
Fast Load
Fleet System 2
Write File

Computer Wizard

Keyboarding and the Screen Editor

Programmers’ Tips

Display T & S
Memory Finder
Self-Modifying Machine Language
XDOS

Technical Tips

Build a Burglar Alarm
Random Thoughts

Special Section: Software for Children

Donald Duck’s Playground
Movie Musical Madness
Addition Magician/Moptown Parade
Big Bird’s Funhouse
Swiss Family Robinson and Below the Root
Tuk Goes to Town
Stickybear

Book Reviews

Inside the 1541: A Look at Three Books

Features

The Commodore 128 In Pictures – An intimate look at Commodore’s new triple-threat computer.
Vacation Computing – For those who want to get away from it all – all excep their computer, that is – some suggestions for taking your silicon friend along.
The Electronic Rembrandt – Graphics software has made it easier than ever to create electronic art on your computer. Among all the packages that are out there, which is best for you?
Programs for People Who Can’t Draw – If you’re all thumbs, you can combine pre-dawn forms to make pretty pictures on your 64.
A Buyer’s Guide to Music Keyboards for the 64 – If you’re a professional musician you nee a different kind of keyboard than a home plinker does. Here’s an overview of choices.
Chameleon: Graphics Conversion Made Easy – Convert any high-res graphics screen to any other format – Koala to Micro Illustrator to Flexidraw to whatever – with this high-powered program. It’s yours for the typing.