Commodore World, Issue Number 6

Source: Commodore World – Issue Number 6

Commodore World was a magazine for Commodore 64 and Commodore 128 users published bimonthly in the mid to late 1990s. This was really the last U.S. based traditional print magazine for Commodore 8-bit computers. Issue Number 6 includes:

Features

Word Tools – Pick the right tool for your word processing requirements.
Anatomy of the Printed Page – There’s a lot more to laying out a page than just filling it up with text.

Reviews

Software: Keystone Software – Label Maker and one or more dedicated databases may be your key to success.
Games: Miniviews – Total Eclipse, Atomino, Ultima V, Acrojet, and Superman: The Man of Steel.
Hardware: Big-D Kits – Kits to simplify installing device selection switches in your 128D.

Columns

Just For Starters – You’re off and printing as we continue to show you the BASIC’s.
Foreign Exchange – The largest computer user’s group in the world? Take a look at Germany’s GUC.
Hard Tips: 128D Device Switch Installation – For the do-it-yourselfer, here’s how to install device selection switches.
Graphic Interpretation – With all the powerful Window and Macintosh machines around, why use GEOS?
geoProgrammist – More info on how making your GEOS applications work with 40 and 80 columns.
Basic Instincts – Add repairs and more in the final installment of STARSHIP COMBAT.
SCSI Magic – For CMD HD programmers, SCSI Commander takes a fair leap forward.
Advanced Techniques – Find out how text adventure data structures work.
Peripheral Vision – The better your output looks, the better you look to those who see it.
Carrier Detect – Get a better understanding of the Internet in our compressed history lesson.
Over The Edge – Is Intel the grinch that stole Christmas? Find out as Don ponders the Pentium.