Source: Compute! – Issue Number 50 – July 1984
If there was a home computer available in the U.S. (and there were a lot of them) then Compute! covered it at some point. The July 1984 issue of Compute! includes:
Features
- Evolutionary to the Core: The Apple IIc Heads for Home
- How to Choose A Home Data Program
- The ABC’s of Data Bases
- The Promise of Things to Come: Atari’s New Lease on Life
Education and Recreation
- Statistics for Nonstaticians
- Bunny Hop
- Blueberries
Reviews
- M’File for the Commodore 64
- AtariWriter
Columns and Departments
- The Editor’s Notes
- Readers’ Feedback
- The World Inside The Computer: Computing Together
- The Beginner’s Page: Trapping Bugs
- Computers and Society: Technostress
- Learning with Computers: The Computer Speaks, But Will It Listen?
- INSIGHT: Atari
- 64 Explorer
- Machine Language: Decimal Mode, Part 1
- Programming the TI: Programming Techniques in TI BASIC
The Journal
- Atari Artist
- Programming 64 Sound, Part 2
- Applesoft Lister
- Program Conversion With Sinclair BASIC and TI BASIC
- Commodore 64 ROM Generations
- Atari MacroDOS: Part 2
- Commodore Garbage Collection, Part 2
…and more!
