Commodore Microcomputers (September/October 1985)

Source: Commodore Microcomputers – Issue Number 37 – September/October 1985

Commodore had it’s own publications for most of the life of the life of the company (the computer years anyway). Early on, they had two bi-monthly publications. Commodore Microcomputers was the more serious/business oriented one. The October 1985 issue includes:

Letters
News
Software Reviews

Injured Engine
Forcast!
Dream House
Fast Loaders
SwiftCalc
Loadstar
S.A.T. Preparation Program
Vizastar
Build a Book About You
BASIC-64
Word Pro 64
Trio

Behind the Programs

The Man Behind the Muppets with a review of Welcome Aboard

Computer Wizard

Commodore 128 Sound

Programmer’s Tips

Simple Window
Modem/300 File Translator
Getting SuperMon to Print

Book Reviews

Commodore 64 Family Helper
Getting the Most Out of CompuServe
Can I Play with the Computer, Too?

Commodore 64 Users Only

Fabulous Figure Maker
SID Plays Bach

Technical Tips

Random Thoughts
The Computer Scientist

Features

Buyer’s Guide to Voice Synthesis – Your Commodore 64 can talk – and listen – using relatively inexpensive speech devices.
Update Amiga – A first look at Commodore’s revolutionary new 68000-based computer, with graphics and sound like you’ve never seen or heard from a micro before, windowing, icons – and speed.
Become Radio-Active With Your Commodore 64 – The Commodore 64 has helped advance the art of amateur radio.
The Electronic Cottage Controversy – Should computer work at home be banned? The AFL-CIO thinks so. Here, an electronic journalist offers his opinion on the controversy.
Ergonomic Accessories For Comfortabe Computing – Paying attention to the ergonomics (the relationship between man and his environment) of your equipment set-up will make your computer more enjoyable.