Commodore World, Issue Number 7

Commodore World was really the last commercial print Commodore 64 related magazine published in the U.S. Published my Creative Micro Designs (CMD), it was largely a vehicle to advertise their hardware products. However, it had a lot of good content as well. Issue Number 7 from 1995 includes:

Features

Surviving the 90s – Keep your Commodore useful for years to come.
Bonus Review: A Tale of Two Printers – That FGM guy recounts his experiences of buying a new inkjet printer.

Reviews

Software: Two Tax Packages – Don’t let the IRS tax your mind as well as your income.
Games: Miniviews – Mean Streets, Questron II, Stickybear Math and Memory Manor.
Hardware: Cartridge Port Expanders – Find out what CMD’s EX3 and EX2+1 are, and what they can do for you.
Hardware: CMD’s GamePad – Your games may take on a new life using this sega-style controller.

Columns

Just For Starters – Steve eases new users into peeks, pokes, and disk commands.
Foreign Exchange – Take a closer look at Scanntronik, Germany’s video hardware source.
Graphic Interpretation – Taking advantage of geoWrite is just a matter of using the right tools!
geoProgrammist – Introductory steps to building a dialog box in GEOS.
Basic Instincts – Replace those INPUT commands with clean input subroutines.
SCSI Magic – Add removable media SCSI drives to your CMD HD system.
Hard Tips: Video Cables – Build the right cable for your computer and monitor combination.
Peripheral Vision – Ease your disk operations with a DOS Wedge.
Carrier Detect – Take some ‘netiquette’ lessons from our telecommunications expert.
Over the Edge – Getting your spouse involved with computing may not be the right thing to do.