On or around April 2010, Clif Campbell of Campbell Communications advised that he had purchased Softside Magazine through the bankruptcy court, and wanted to advise that he is the owner and does not permit download of his magazines. To this end, Softside is not available for download on this site.
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 1 |
| Date: | October, 1978 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 11,316,552 |
| Pages: | 56 |
| TOSEC: | 78-10 TOSEC: SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 01 (1978)(SoftSide Publications)[78-10][OCR] |
| 6 | Inventory Management Software by M. Kelleher |
| 8 | Cribbage |
| 28 | State Capital Quiz |
| 33 | Death Star |
| 39 | Calculator |
| 37 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
| 40 | Pillbox |
| 44 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 2 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | November, 1978 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 9,115,421 |
| Pages: | 64 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 02 (1978)(SoftSide Publications)[78-11][POOR QUALITY][OCR] |
| 10 | Converting Your Programs From Level I To Level II In Radio Shack BASIC |
| 14 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
| 14 | Bad Code (A Puzzle) |
| 15 | Corrections |
| 17 | Troll's Gold |
| 27 | Shopping List |
| 37 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
| 32 | End Zone |
| 47 | What They Never Told You About Level II |
| 49 | The Market Basket |
| 61 | Octal To Hexadecimal Converter |
| 62 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 3 |
| Date: | December, 1978 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 34,104,726 |
| Pages: | 64 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 03 (1978)(SoftSide Publications)[78-12][OCR] |
| 8 | Santa Paravia En Fiumaccio by George Blank |
| 12 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
| 13 | Bad Code Solution |
| 24 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
| 25 | Biorhythms by Frank B Rowlett Jr |
| 29 | Mortgage Calculation by Russell Starkey |
| 33 | Spelling Bee by Lance Micklus |
| 37 | Six Million Dollar 10K Clock by Peter Ashley |
| 39 | Chess Clock |
| 40 | TRS-80 Programming Hints |
| 53 | Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 4 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | January, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 44,522,977 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 04 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-01][OCR] |
| 7 | Programming Hint |
| 8 | Round The Horn by George Blank |
| 29 | Writing Good Computer Games Part I: Philosophy by George Blank |
| 35 | Kiddy Slot by David Bolke |
| 40 | Ten Pin Bowling by Frank B Rowlett Jr |
| 61 | High Speed Graphics For The TRS-80 Computer by Frank B Rowlett Jr |
| 58 | Comput-A-Sketch by Albert C Blackwell Jr |
| 61 | Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 5 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | February, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 6,580,698 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 05 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-02][POOR QUALITY][OCR] |
| 10 | Form 1040 by George Clisham |
| 27 | Writing Good Computer Games Part II: Mechanics by George Blank |
| 37 | Concentration by Lance Micklus |
| 47 | Elements Quiz by Roger W Robitaille Sr |
| 53 | Programming Hint For Disk Users |
| 55 | Cribbage Update by Roger W Robitaille Sr |
| 60 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
(SoftSide-Publications)[79-03][POOR-QUALITY][OCR].jpg)
| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 6 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | March, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 44,726,502 |
| Pages: | 64 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 06 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-03][POOR QUALITY][OCR] |
| Status: | COMPLETE |
| 8 | Tarot by Frank B Rowlett Jr |
| 15 | Programming Hints |
| 17 | Metric/English Converter by Dr Stephen W Hebbler |
| 26 | Can You See Through This? by Rev George Blank |
| 30 | Dive Bomb by Rev George Blank |
| 32 | Personal Finance Part I: Checkbook by Lance Micklus |
| 34 | Programming Hints |
| 46 | Jig Saw by David Bohlke |
| 50 | Excerpt: A Page From The BASIC Handbook by David A Lien |
| 51 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 7 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | April, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 45,367,706 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 07 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-04][OCR] |
| 8 | Checkfinder by Lance Micklus |
| 17 | Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue by James Garon |
| 21 | Programming Hints |
| 24 | Rabbits And Foxes by Russell Starkey |
| 31 | Spring Flowers by David Eide |
| 32 | Excerpt: A Page From The BASIC Handbook by David A Lien |
| 36 | Safari by David J Bohlke |
| 38 | Programming Hints |
| 51 | Take A Part: Safari |
| 54 | Series Circuits by Philip Brown |
| 59 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 8 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | May, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 7,603,865 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 08 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-05][OCR] |
| 6 | Reader Poll |
| 8 | Dog Star Adventure by Lance Micklus |
| 24 | Awari by Scott Adams |
| 29 | Take A Part |
| 30 | Letter Crunch by David Bohlke |
| 36 | Math Drill by D L Brown |
| 48 | Super Sub by Michael Winter |
| 58 | TRS-80 Programming Hint |
| 59 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 9 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | June, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 8,264,067 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 09 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-06][OCR] |
| 6 | Amazin Maze by Michael Kelleher |
| 8 | Atlantic Balloon Crossing by Dean Powell |
| 12 | Programming Hints |
| 24 | Take A Part |
| 27 | German Word Quiz Computer Graphics |
| 28 | Programming Hints |
| 36 | Nim by James Garon |
| 43 | Home Appliance Record System by Ray Herald |
| 43 | Entrapment by Robert C Hall III |
| 59 | Excerpt: A Page From The Basic Handbook by David A Lien |
| 61 | Reader Poll - June |
| 66 | Programming Hints |
| 67 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 10 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | July, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 10,289,202 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 10 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-07][OCR] |
| 9 | Excerpt: A Page From The Basic Handbook by David A Lien |
| 10 | All Star Baseball by David Bohlke |
| 22 | Programming Hints |
| 25 | Yahtzee by Al Lowe |
| 40 | Tank by James Garon |
| 52 | Spelling Bee by James Garon |
| 64 | Collision by David Bohlke |
| 67 | Take A Part |
| 68 | Programming Hints |
| 74 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 11 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | August, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 68,489,775 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 11 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-08][Set 1][OCR] |
| 8 | Melt Down by Michael Winter |
| 26 | Shooting Gallery by Grank B Rowlett |
| 33 | Excerpt: A Page From The Basic Handbook by David A Lien |
| 36 | Storybook by Otton Hansen |
| 52 | Morse Code Tutor by Donald E Smith |
| 57 | Cryptogram by Rik Pierce |
| 66 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 1 No 12 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | September, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 49,179,800 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 12 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-09][OCR] |
| 8 | Treasure Dungeon - Tutorial by David E White |
| 26 | Hangman by Russell Starkey |
| 32 | Correction Tank, July, 1979 Softside |
| 36 | Pyramids by Lewis E Garrison |
| 54 | Immediate Mode by Dean C Westervelt |
| 58 | Engineer by David Bohlke |
| 66 | TSE Market Basket Catalog |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 1 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | October, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 47,889,339 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 01 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-10][Set 1][OCR] |
| 4 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 10 | What Kind Of Work Do You Enjoy? by G P Conanour |
| 20 | Reaction by Chris Freund |
| 28 | Battleship by John M Delaney |
| 36 | Westward 1847 by Jon C Sherman |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 2 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | November, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 56,892,856 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 02 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-11][Set 1][OCR] |
In This Issue: | |
| 12 | Energy Cost by George Blank |
| 18 | Isolate by James Garon |
| 30 | Picture Puzzles by Arnold Gross |
| 36 | Everest by Byron A Myhre |
| 60 | Doodle Pad by R B Nottingham |
| 63 | Review: Bridge Challenger by Wynne Keller |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 15 | Input A Column Of Your Letters |
| 22 | Take A Part Isolate |
| 62 | Programming Hints CLEAR, Cold Start, Multiple USR Calls |
| 65 | Market Basket |
| 69 | Convenient Order Form |
| 70 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 3 / Issue ?? |
| Date: | December, 1979 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 50,144,752 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 03 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-12][OCR] |
In This Issue: | |
| 8 | Oil Baron by Paul Knechtel |
| 28 | Drag Race by Chris Freund |
| 33 | Christmas Show And Tell by Randy Hawkins |
| 39 | Index To BASIC Reference Manual by Kemp J Beaty |
| 44 | Towers Of Hanoi by Chet Kaczneski |
| 50 | Slalom by Denslo Hamlin |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 62 | Programming Hints TRS-DOS 2.3, IF ... THEN ... ELSE, Clear Portion Of Screen, Extended Tab, DELETE |
| 65 | Bug Report |
| 71 | Input A Column Of Your Letters |
| 75 | Market Basket |
| 78 | Convenient Order Form |
| 79 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 4 / Issue 01 |
| Date: | January, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 39,863,815 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 04 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[80-01][Iss 01][OCR] |
In This Issue: | |
| 10 | Moving Maze by Paul Klinger |
| 18 | Bomber by Chris Freund |
| 23 | Reflection by Ted Lindstrom |
| 36 | Dante's Inferno by Gerald Bernor |
| 52 | Basic Pitfalls by William Mason |
| 58 | Duck Hunter by Don Lubarsky |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 14 | Programming Hints |
| 15 | Bug Report |
| 33 | Input |
| 70 | Convenient Order Form |
| 71 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 5 / Issue 02 |
| Date: | February, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 69,042,500 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 05 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 02][80-02][Set-1][OCR] |
| 10 | Backgammon by Scott Adams |
| 20 | Special Space Game Section |
| 27 | Parachute by Normal McAllister |
| 35 | Deadstick by Al Ragsdale |
| 54 | Play It Again Sam by Alan Zett |
| 70 | Deep Six by Chris Freund |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 63 | Programming Hints |
| 63 | Bug Report |
| 68 | Input |
| 78 | Convenient Order Form |
| 79 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 6 / Issue 3 |
| Date: | March, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 76,879,490 |
| Pages: | 88 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 06 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 03][80-03][Set-1][OCR] |
| 12 | Add by Terry Hazelett |
| 18 | Line Four by Robert Speaks |
| 28 | System Emulator by Roy Niederhoffer |
| 40 | Broadway by Robert Saturn |
| 58 | A Game Designer's View by Ian Chadwick |
| 69 | Sonic Torpedos by Phillip Case |
| 72 | Take A Part Sonic Torpedos |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 25 | Input |
| 37 | Bug Report |
| 65 | Programming Hints |
| 80 | Market Basket |
| 86 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 7 / Issue 4 |
| Date: | April, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 46,103,563 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 07 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 04][80-04][OCR] |
| 12 | Solitaire by James Garon |
| 14 | Take Apart Solitaire |
| 18 | Hope It Doesn't Work by Ron Potkin |
| 24 | ICMB by Rod Fitzgerald |
| 34 | Programming Made Easy In 580 Bytes by Sherry M Taylor A Review Of T-Short |
| 35 | A Review Of Word Challenge by Scott Adams |
Heavy Casino Section: | |
| 40 | Slot Machine by James A Hagani |
| 48 | Stud Poker by David Bohlke |
| 55 | Draw Poker by Lee Blumenthal And Joel Willard |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 19 | Programming Hints |
| 31 | Bug Report |
| 70 | Programming Hints |
| 71 | Programming Hints |
| 74 | Market Basket |
| 78 | Convenient Order Form |
| 79 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 8 / Issue 5 |
| Date: | May, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 81,251,271 |
| Pages: | 96 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 08 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 05][80-05][Set 1][OCR] |
In This Issue: | |
| 12 | LiveKeys by A Douglas Werbeck The World's Smallest Word Processor |
| 18 | 44,000 Star Trek Program by Lance Micklus |
| 37 | Review Of Tycoon by Brad Cameron |
| 40 | Star Trek III.4 by Lance Micklus |
| 69 | Day Of The Week by George Blank |
| 72 | Encounter In The Near Tholian Sector by Barry L Adams |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 68 | Input |
| 88 | Programming Hints |
| 89 | Programming Hints |
| 89 | Bug Report |
| 90 | Market Basket |
| 93 | Market Basket |
| 94 | Convenient Order Form |
| 95 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 9 / Issue 6 |
| Date: | June, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 65,102,637 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 09 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 06][80-06][OCR] |
In This Issue: | |
| 12 | Printing Calculator by D L Morrow |
| 20 | Numbagels by Peter Krisch |
| 30 | Fix Keyboard Bounce Forever by Al And Gary Lowe |
| 36 | Simple Sound Interface by Edward Ting |
| 40 | Micro Millionaire by George Blank |
| 56 | Galaxy Combat by Phil Case |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail |
| 26 | Programming Hints |
| 74 | Market Basket |
| 78 | Convenient Order Form |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 10 / Issue 7 |
| Date: | July, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 8,684,164 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 10 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 07][80-07][OCR] |
In This Issue: | |
| 17 | Adventures by James Garon |
| 22 | Micro-80 Pinball Machine by Garth Jensen |
| 30 | Take Apart: Pinball by Garth Jensen |
| 36 | Adventureland by Scott Adams |
| 44 | Adventure Interpreter by Scott Adams |
| 58 | Lost Dutchman's Gold by Teri Li |
Regular Features: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail |
| 14 | Programming Hints |
| 50 | Input |
| 70 | Bug Report |
| 74 | Market Basket |
| 78 | Convenient Order Form |
| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 11 / Issue 8 |
| Date: | August, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 48,612,252 |
| Pages: | 96 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 11 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 08][80-08][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 15 | How Much Computer Do You Need? by George Blank |
| 22 | Graphics for the S-80, Apple and Atari by Staff Explanation of graphics on each machine |
| 56 | Keystroke Karnival by James Garon The poor man's joystick (Atari) |
| 66 | You Can Have Sound by Cross, Bouchard Sound routines for the Apple, Atari, and S-80 |
Programs: | |
| 26 | Sailplane by Nunn Soar to new heights (S-80) |
| 30 | Carribean Cruising by Pelczarski, Klink Sailing in the wind (Apple) |
| 34 | Pro Tour '80 by David Bohlke Golf: Can you break par? (S-80) |
| 38 | Master's Golf by David Bohlke Golf, for the Atari too (Atari) |
| 42 | ROM the ROBOT, part three by Smith Rom on parade (Apple) |
| 48 | Maze Search by David Bohlke Catch the demons lurking in the maze before time runs out (Atari) |
| 50 | Grand Prix by Chauvet Can you beat the expert's time? (S-80) |
| 52 | Concentration by Kirk New concept for an old game - animation (Apple) |
| 54 | Stratoblaster Outpost by David Bohlke You are the earth's last defense (Atari) |
Heavy Stuff: | |
| 16 | Wandering Along Pathways Through the ROM by Nicholas Meet the program that Lists itself! (S-80) |
| 44 | Unlimited Level II User Calls by Edwards You can have more than one (S-80) |
| 45 | Tone Generation for the Stereo Generator by Dwyer An explanation of the machine code (Apple) |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial by Pelczarski |
| 10 | Input by From our readers |
| 16 | Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables by Pasa |
| 29 | One Liners by from our readers |
| 56 | Crossword Puzzle by Garon |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 2 No 12 / Issue 09 |
| Date: | September, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 64,515,490 |
| Pages: | 96 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 12 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 09][80-09][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 8 | SAVING TIME AND FINGERTIPS by Causer Tips to remember (S-80) |
| 13 | COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION by Pelczarski Have they made a difference? |
| 13 | WHAT DO YOU DO WITH YOUR COMPUTER? by Blank Is the expense justifiable? |
| 15 | COMPUTER GRAPHICS by Truckenbrod How to scale objects |
| 36 | ADVENTURER'S GUIDEBOOK by Garon Shorthand, maps and mazes |
| 41 | SOUND FOR YOUR COMPUTER by Hagani Simulating hoofbeats |
| 45 | HPLOT and DRAWTO FOR THE S-80 by Garon Simulating new graphics commands |
| 50 | SOFTSIDE'S DEVELOPING DATA BASE, PART I by Pelczarski Customize your own data base program |
| 52 | VIDEO EASEL by Garon A review (Atari) |
| 60 | APPLE DATA BASE REVIEWS by Pelczarski, Sullivan What to look for when you buy (Apple) |
Programs: | |
| 14 | GOAL by Pence An intriguing game of logic (Apple) |
| 18 | STEREO GENERATOR by Dwyer Stereo sound without fancy hardware (Apple) |
| 22 | CONCENTRATION II by Hawkins Decode the hidden puzzle (S-80) |
| 24 | BARRICADE by P. Johnson Trap your opponent (Atari) |
| 26 | DR. LIVINGSTON, IN SEARCH OF ... by Russell, Fullerton Adventure in the dark continent (S-80) |
| 30 | FOOSBALL by D. Johnson With fast graphics (Apple) |
| 34 | LONE STAR CORRAL by Hall A horse of a different color (S-80) |
| 42 | SLEUTH by P. Johnson A word game that boggles the mind (Atari) |
| 48 | RICOCHET by P. Johnson Discover what's in the black box (Atari) |
Heavy Stuff: | |
| 16 | WANDERING ALONG PATHWAYS THROUGH THE ROM by Nicholas Meet the program that Lists itself! (S-80) |
| 44 | UNLIMITED LEVEL II USER CALLS by Edwards You can have more than one (S-80) |
| 45 | TONE GENERATION FOR THE STEREO GENERATOR by Dwyer An explanation of the machine code (Apple) |
Departments: | |
| 4 | EDITORIAL by Pelczarski |
| 10 | INPUT by From our readers |
| 16 | BUGS, WORMS, AND OTHER UNDESIRABLES by Pasa |
| 29 | ONE LINERS by from our readers |
| 56 | CROSSWORD PUZZLE by Garon |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 3 No 01 / Issue 10 |
| Date: | October, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 61,417,063 |
| Pages: | 108 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 3 No 01 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 10][80-10][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 22 | SOFTSIDE'S DEVELOPING DATA BASE, PART 2 by Mark Pelczarski, Rich Bouchard, James Garon Update and Delete functions are added |
| 25 | GARON'S GOODIES by James Garon Those neglected space compression codes (S-80) |
| 30 | SAY "YOHO" by Scott Adams A new column for Adventurers |
| 32 | SOUND FOR YOUR COMPUTER by James Hagani, Staff Light sabers |
| 52 | THE HARDER SIDE OF LIFE by Bob Kinerk Hardside is heard from |
| 66 | COMPUTER GRAPHICS by Joan Truckenbrod Simulating three dimensions |
| 68 | THE HIDDEN COLORS IN GRAPHICS 8 by James Garon Plus: Checker Challenge (Atari) |
| 76 | DR. LIVINGSTON EXPLAINED by Carl & Karen Russell, Ralph and Becky Fullerton The promised documentation (S-80) |
| 81 | muMATH REVIEW by James Garon From arithmetic to calculus (S-80) |
Programs: | |
| 18 | IMHOTEP by Terry Clark, Mike Antonovich The Pyramid builder (S-80, Apple) |
| 26 | WORLD SERIES by Dave Bohlke Baseball action (Atari) |
| 34 | ESCAPE by Joel Mick A maze with a view (S-80) |
| 36 | MONSTER MAZE by Joel Mick Invisible walls and a dragon (S-80) |
| 41 | OCTADRAW by James Garon Draw in eight directions at once (Atari) |
| 43 | INTERNA-MAZE by Dennis Ward Another point of view (Apple) |
| 44 | MOONLANDING by Herb Sandy Try for a soft landing (Apple) |
| 46 | EARTH-PORT II by Phil Case Can you land on an alien planet? (S-80) |
| 50 | DOUBLE CANNON by Dave Bohlke Shoot-em-down for two (Atari) |
Heavy Stuff: | |
| 48 | PREPACK by John R. Olsen Jr. Is your program ready to Pack? (S-80) |
| 49 | DATAPOKE by William K. Mason Put your machine routines in DATA (S-80) |
| 60 | STRINGS AND THINGS by Mark Ohlund An inside look (S-80, Atari) |
| 62 | CHAINER by Frank R. Neal Help with the NEWDOS/80 CHAIN command (S-80) |
Departments: | |
| 4 | EDITORIAL Mark Pelczarski |
| 6 | INPUT From our readers |
| 56 | CROSSWORD PUZZLE James Garon |
| 80 | BUGS, WORMS, AND OTHER UNDESIRABLES Kay Pasa |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 3 No 02 / Issue 11 |
| Date: | November, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 69,697,122 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 3 No 02 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 11][80-11][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 19 | CARD DRAW by Arthur Gleeker A computer card shuffler (S-80) |
| 30 | SOFTSIDE'S DEVELOPING DATA BASE, PART III by Mark Pelczarski Customize your own data base program |
| 42 | Z-80 SOFTCARD & DOS 3.3 by Mark Pelczarski Apple Reviews (Apple) |
| 74 | COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING & DESIGN by Joan Truckenbrod Rotation of images in HI-RES |
| 87 | COPYCAT + by A. Douglas Werbeek An improved LIVE-KEY input routine (S-80) |
Programs: | |
| 23 | METEOR STORM by Roy Harper Can you survive the asteroid belt? (All) |
| 34 | KRIEGSPIEL by Ron Potkin Computer-aided wargame (S-80) |
| 44 | COLLISION by Mark Pelczarski Patterned after the arcade game (Apple) |
| 47 | BOWLING by Phil Case Go to the lanes in this simulation (Apple) |
| 50 | ENGINEER by James Hagani Can you handle the construction inspector? (Atari) |
| 52 | MAD SCIENTIST by Thomas Hamlin III For the adventurer in you (S-80) |
| 66 | TRENCH by Tim Hays Complete with an exhaust port to shoot at (Atari) |
| 82 | BOING! by Ron Webster Your mission, save bouncing Barney!! (S-80, Atari) |
Heavy Stuff: | |
| 57 | CARDS by John T. Philips M.D. Playing cards with packed string graphics (S-80) |
| 62 | KEYBOARD ORGAN by Rob Hausman Tickle the ivories on your APPLE (Apple) |
| 85 | POCKET TAPE DUBBER by Edward Ting Duplicate cassette tape (S-80) |
Departments: | |
| 4 | EDITORIAL by Mark Pelczarski |
| 6 | INPUT by From our readers |
| 10 | MY SIDE OF THE PAGE by Lance Micklus |
| 17 | SAY YOHO by Scott Adams |
| 32 | CROSSWORD PUZZLE by James Garon |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 3 No 03 / Issue 12 |
| Date: | December, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 58,704,871 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 3 No 03 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 12][80-12][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 23 | SAY 'YOHO' by Scott Adams For adventurers (All) |
| 28 | WHAT TO DO WHILE THE PROGRAM LOADS by Sherry Taylor Make the most of those free moments (All) |
| 30 | SOFTSIDE'S DEVELOPING DATA BASE, PART 4 by Mark Pelczarski, Rich Bouchard, Phillip Case Search routines (All) |
| 95 | REVIEWS by Dave Albert, Glen Ohlund A look at Olympic Decathlon & Galaxy Invasion (S-80) |
Programs: | |
| 34 | CONNECT-A-DOT by Duane Barts The game we all played as kids (Apple) |
| 38 | WORD PROBLEMS by Denslo Hamlin The thing I hated most in school (S-80) |
| 43 | MISSILE EVASION by Thomas Harleman Here's the S-80 version of HEAD ON (S-80) |
| 48 | CHRISTMAS CARD by Fred Pence With sound! (Apple) |
| 52 | KIDNAPPED by Peter Kirsch Can you believe nine adventures? (S-80) |
| 65 | BASEBALL by Dave Bohlke, Steve MacLeay Will you win in the last of the ninth? (Apple) |
| 70 | SPACE DODGE by Mike McKenna, Rich Bouchard Can you cross the mine field? (S-80, Atari) |
| 80 | STATES & CAPITALS by David Bohlke Do you know your country? (Atari) |
| 88 | SPEEDELLO by David Bohlke A new twist for Othello freaks (Atari) |
Heavy Stuff: | |
| 57 | WHOA! by Shane Causer Slow down those listings (S-80) |
| 59 | SQUISH-3 by Dave Archibald Add 2K to your programs? (S-80) |
| 61 | COMMAND by Denslo Hamlin Boot your disk any way you want (S-80) |
Departments: | |
| 4 | EDITORIAL by Mark Pelczarski |
| 6 | INPUT by From our readers |
| 51 | CROSSWORD SOLUTION by James Garon |
| 94 | BUGS, WORMS, AND OTHER UNDESIRABLES by Kay Pasa |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 3 No 04 / Issue 13 |
| Date: | January, 1980 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 19,189,507 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 3 No 04 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 13][81-01][Set 1][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 16 | DATABASE by Mark Pelczarski, Rich Bouchard, Phillip Case SoftSide's data base continues (All) |
| 83 | COMPUTER GRAPHICS by Joan Truckenbrod This month we stay with 3-D (Apple) |
| 95 | REVIEWS by Dave Albert, Phillip Case A look at Olympic Decathlon and Flight Simulator (S-80) |
Programs: | |
| 31 | PRESS-UPS by Carl & Ellen Weaver Match wits with your computer (S-80) |
| 40 | COMPUTER SPACE by William Edmunds You against your computerin space war. (Apple) |
| 43 | PINBALL II by Thomas Deaux Pinball wizards beware (Apple) |
| 48 | CONVOY by William Morris, John Cope This month's feature, you against the Germans (S-80, Apple) |
| 60 | SHIP DESTROYER by Chris Freund After you wipe out the Germans, attack the Soviets (S-80) |
| 62 | ANGLE CANNON by David Bohlke Now attempttodestroy a generic opponent (Atari) |
| 65 | ANIMATION by Thomas Marshall Moving artwork on the Atari (Atari) |
| 74 | FUGUE by William Morris Classics for your enjoyment (Atari) |
Heavy Stuff: | |
| 39 | TAKE A-PART (SHIP DESTROYER) by Phillip Case Which language are you in? (S-80) |
| 68 | USING THOSE HIDDEN COMMANDS by Phillip Case Diskcommands in Level II? (S-80) |
| 71 | EDITING SUPER GRAPHICS by Phillip Case Yes, it is possible (S-80) |
Departments: | |
| 4 | EDITORIAL by Mark Pelczarski |
| 5 | ABOUT THIS ISSUE by Editorial Munchkins |
| 6 | OUTGOING MAIL by Phillip Case |
| 7 | INPUT From our readers |
| 12 | MY SIDE OF THE PAGE by Lance Micklus |
| 26 | SAY YOHO by Scott Adams |
| 26 | BUGS, WORMS, AND OTHER UNDESIRABLES by Kay Pasa |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 3 No 05 / Issue 14 |
| Date: | February, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 25,850,056 |
| Size: | 45,841,892 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 3 No 05 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 14][81-02][Set 1][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 16 | Database by Mark Pelczarski, Rich Bouchard; Phillip Case SoftSide's data base continues |
| 22 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod Three-D Rotation, Part III |
| 36 | Denizens Of Byte Hotel by Roger W. Robitaille Sr. The Prince of Q$ encounters the Priests of String Gathering |
| 56 | Eye Hand Coordination by Judy Neyhart The travails of Mom in Computerland |
| 66 | Out Of Sorts? by George Blank How to keep your zebras and aardvarks straight |
| 76 | The Art Of The One-Liner by Phillip Case - Condensed programming and endless loops |
| 80 | Reviews by Phillip Case, Dave Albert Visicalc; Enhanced BASIC; Lunar Lander; Interactive Fiction |
Programs: | |
| 33 | Long Distance by Phillip Case Keep track of those exorbitant phone bills |
| 42 | Mini Golf by Mitch Voth, Rich Bouchard Life and times of a square golf ball |
| 48 | Miner by Phillip Case, Steve Justus, Rich Bouchard Can you make the old mine pay off? |
| 59 | Famous Sayings Hangman by Mark Cross Even Bartlett would have liked this one |
| 64 | Changing Hearts by Stan Ockers A brain-twister with shifting patterns |
| 69 | Tanks-A-Lot by Mark Koenig A tank duel that will leave you a-mazed |
| 84 | Darts by John Daoust This one saves patching the wall around the dartboard |
Heavy Stuff: | |
| 70 | Hiding Your Code, Part 1 by Phillip Case How to protect your program |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial by Dave Albert |
| 6 | Input by From our readers |
| 7 | Outgoing Mail by Phillip Case |
| 12 | Sayyoho by Scott Adams |
| 18 | About This Issue by Munchkins Inc. |
| 26 | I Don't Think We're In Kansas Anymore by Mark Pelczarski |
| 52 | Bugs, Worms, & Other Undesirables by Kay Pasa |
| 86 | What's New by Ed Umlor |
| 87 | Hardware Corner by Ed Umlor |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 3 No 06 / Issue 15 |
| Date: | March, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 33,215,251 |
| Size: | 40,999,707 |
| Size: | 64,823,891 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 3 No 06 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 15][81-03][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 26 | Basic Personified by Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Exploring the world of Base |
| 34 | Database by Mark Pelczarski, Rich Bouchard The Final Chapter |
| 66 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod Three-D Rotation, Part IV |
| 71 | Reviews by Dave Albert, Jon Voskuil ABM; Galaxy Wars; Monty Plays Monopoly |
| 79 | Big Apple Adventure. by Christopher U. Light, Chris Light, Jr. Madness at Tiffany's |
| 92 | Atari Memory Upgrade by Paul Johnson How is an Atari like an elephant? |
| 94 | The Money Whirlpool by Judy Neyhart Where does all that cash flow? |
Programs: | |
| 21 | Math Decathlon Calling all mathletes! |
| 36 | Volcano by Victor T. Albino Watch out for pyroclastic flows! |
| 45 | Flags by William Morris & John Cope Name that nation |
| 52 | Strategy Strike by David Steenson, Jon Voskuil When chess seems too complicated |
| 68 | Mini Golf by Mitch Voth, Steve Justus Miniature golf with an Apple |
| 72 | Number Battle by Dave Bohlke It's the Integers vs the Fractions! |
| 76 | Score 4 by Stephen Milliken How fast are your reflexes? |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial by Dave Albert |
| 8 | Input by From our readers |
| 9 | Outgoing Mail by Phillip Case |
| 11 | About This Issue by Munchkins Unlimited |
| 12 | I Don't Think We're In Kansas Anymore by Mark Pelczarski |
| 19 | Say Yoho by Scott Adams |
| 26 | Bugs, Worms, & Other Undesirables by Kay Pasa |
| 30 | My Side Of The Page by Lance Micklus |
| 88 | Hardware Corner by Ed Umlor |
| 89 | What's New by Ed Umlor |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 4 No 07 / Issue 16 |
| Date: | April, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 40,999,707 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 4 No 07 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 16][81-04][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 10 | Modifying String Variables by Benjamin Junge Tricks with your VARPTR. |
| 26 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod Perspective Drawing. |
| 54 | Applesoft Chaining by Murray Summers Quick & Dirty vs. Elegant. |
| 69 | What To Do After The Program Loads by Ed Ting With apologies to Sherry Taylor. |
| 83 | Paddle Sound Effects by James Dwyer The name says it all. |
| 84 | Reviews by Michael Humes, Jon Voskuil, Dave Albert Temple of Apshai; Apple Machine Language; Dragonquest |
| 93 | Auto Modprog by Shane Causer Programming perspectives. |
Programs: | |
| 20 | Messiah by William Morris & John Cope An Easter greeting. |
| 22 | International Bridge Contractors by P hillip Case Cross this one when you come to it. |
| 34 | Convoy by William Morris & John Cope The long-awaited Atari version. |
| 42 | Assault Iv by Jerald Uptain The Allied forces await your command. |
| 48 | Dominoes by Peter Kirsch Three versions of a classic game. |
| 58 | Skunk by John Daoust Watch out for those furry fellows. |
| 60 | Strategy Strike by David Steenson, Rich Bouchard Brush up on tactics. |
| 66 | Math Decathlon by Jon Voskuil A mathletic maelstrom. |
| 70 | Robot Builder by Arnold Gross A game. not a tutorial. |
| 74 | Flags by William Morris & John Cope How's your geography? |
| 76 | Battle At Sea by Jon Voskuil An old game with a new twist. |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial by Jon Voskuil |
| 6 | Input by From our readers |
| 7 | Outgoing Mail by Dave Albert |
| 14 | I Don't Think We're In Kansas Anymore by Mark Pelczarski |
| 19 | About This Issue by The Munchkin Bunch |
| 29 | Say Yoho by Scott Adams |
| 31 | Basically Speaking Contest by Editors |
| 77 | Word Puzzle by Editors |
| 87 | Bugs, Worms, And Other Undesirables by Kay Pasa |
| 88 | Hardware Corner by Ed Umlor |
| 92 | What's New by Ed Umlor |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 4 No 08 / Issue 17 |
| Date: | May, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 79,580,830 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 4 No 08 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 17][81-05][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 20 | The Sensuous Programmer by "J" Who is this guy, anyway? |
| 28 | Kudos & Klunkers by Wynee Keller A look at Model III TRSDOS. |
| 53 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod Perspective Drawing, Part II |
| 62 | Softside Directory by Editors All the programs that fit, since Day 1 |
| 81 | Reviews by Bob Lidell, Dave Albert, Jon Voskuil Hellfire Warrior; Basketball; Strip Dice; Pseudodisk |
Programs: | |
| 14 | Bombardment by Alan Hartman Missile warfare via keyboard |
| 30 | Trivia by Michael Bendick Dandy lines for your Apple |
| 34 | Dodge by Matt Rutter Another version of Head On |
| 39 | Galaxia by Michael Prescott Get those nasty aliens |
| 48 | Dairy Farming by Scott Tapley An udder delight! |
| 56 | Math Decathlon by Jon Voskuil The Olympics draw to a close |
| 60 | Lunar Mission by Matt Rutter Can you land the Eagle? |
| 61 | Domod by Rich Bouchard Monkeying about with the Model III |
| 87 | Orienteering At Jacque's Coulee by Michael O'Keefe How to get lost without ever going outside. |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial by Jon Voskuil |
| 6 | Input by From our readers |
| 7 | Outgoing Mail by Dave Albert |
| 9 | About This Issue by Fred & the Munchkins |
| 9 | Say Yoho by Scott Adams |
| 24 | My Side Of The Page by Lance Micklus |
| 33 | Word Puzzle Solution by Editors |
| 37 | Calendar Of Events by Editors |
| 46 | I Don't Think We're In Kansas Anymore by Mark Pelczarski |
| 84 | Hardware Corner by Ed Umlor |
| 85 | What's New by Ed Umlor |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 4 No 09 / Issue 18 |
| Date: | June, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 22,977,269 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 4 No 09 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 18][81-06][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 11 | The Race Of The Sorts by Rik Karlsson A Showdown of sorts |
| 30 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod More pattern Generation |
| 47 | Custom Tapes by Ed Ting Waste not, want not |
| 52 | Lemonade Or Champagne by Will Hagenbuch Will Hagenbuch's book in serial form |
| 58 | All Rams Are Not Created Equal by Joesph V. Cesaitis Tribulations in Chip City |
| 78 | Reviews by Dave Albert, Jon Voskuil Lords of Karma; Poker Tournament; Thrilogy of Games; Micro-Painter |
S-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 48 | Old Glory by William Morris & John Cope For all you flag lovers |
| 92 | Word-Search Puzzle Generator by David Durkee, Jon Voskuil Befuddle your friends |
Apple Programs: | |
| 20 | Math Decathlon by Jon Voskuil The final installment |
| 26 | Hexadecimal Puzzle by George W. Ziegler A new twist to an old puzzle |
| 28 | Maze Search by Carl Mueller, Dave Bohlke Translated from the Atari |
| 32 | Musi-Keys Input Routine by Jon Voskuil Let your keys talk back to you |
Atari Programs: | |
| 34 | Volcano by Art Cestaro, Victor T. Albino Mt. St. Helens erupts yet another time |
| 38 | Catacombs Of The Phantoms by Tom Plassman Explore the tunnels beneath Petiteville |
S-80i Programs: | |
| 62 | Bats by John Baker, D.V.M. The Electronic Vampire Nightmare Game |
| 66 | Divide And Conquer by Phillip C. Soine Are they aliens or amoebae? |
| 74 | Krazy Talk by David Gash Are you creatively articulate? |
| 90 | Anallist by Ron Fitzgerald A listing utility |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial by Jon Voskuil |
| 5 | About This Issue by Fred & the Munchkins |
| 6 | Input by From our readers |
| 7 | Outgoing Mail by Dave Albert |
| 25 | Calendar by Editors |
| 42 | Say Yoho by Scott Adams |
| 46 | Word-Search Puzzle #2 Solution by Editors |
| 57 | What's New by Ed Umlor |
| 77 | Bugs, Worms, And Other Undesirables by Kay Pasa |
| 81 | Hardware Corner by Ed Umlor |
| 82 | The Sensuous Programmer by "J" |
| 96 | Word Search Puzzle # 3 by Editors |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 4 No 10 / 19 |
| Date: | July 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Pages: | N/A |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 4 No 10 (1981)(SoftSide Publications) |
| Status: | COMPLETE |
Articles: | |
| 32 | Go Public With Your Computer by Harland Hill Hearye! Hearye! |
| 48 | Letter From The Publisher by Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Magazine of the Future |
| 72 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod Designing your own patterns |
| 80 | Lemonade Or Champagne by Will Hagenbuch Another glass, please |
| 84 | Varptr Unmasked by John T. Phillipp, M.D. Who was that masked VARPTR? |
| 90 | The Little Computer That Wouldn't by Sherry M. Taylor Computer that grounded Columbia |
| 92 | Reviews by Michael Humes, Dave Albert Computer Napoleonics, Atlantian Odyssey |
S-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 22 | Chemistry Drill by Brent Packer, Jon Voskuil Hup, two, three, four |
S-80 and Atari Programs: | |
| 28 | Code Master by Andrew Braunstein, Rich Bouchard Deciphering game |
Apple and Atari Programs: | |
| 34 | Kidnapped by Peter Kirsch, Carl Mueller, Rich Bouchard, Alan Zett Nine floors to freedom |
S-80i Programs: | |
| 50 | Magic Paper Calculator by Russell Starkey Scrolling calculator |
| 55 | Word Wars by Rowland Archer How many words can you make? |
Apple Programs: | |
| 59 | Volleyball by Jim Hilger Game for four players |
| 66 | Microdrafter by Jon Voskuil Computerized drafting and drawing |
Atari Programs: | |
| 75 | Space Lander by Jack and Bob Wiener Happy Landing! |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial by Jon Voskuil |
| 6 | Input Our readers |
| 11 | Outgoing Mail by Dave Albert |
| 13 | Calendar by Editors |
| 14 | Sayyoho by Scott Adams |
| 15 | About This Issue by S. S. Munchkins |
| 17 | I Don't Think We're In Kansas Anymore by Mark Pelczarski |
| 19 | The Sensuous Programmer by J |
| 33 | Word Search Puzzle #3 Solution by Editors |
| 33 | Bug, Worms, And Other Undesirables by Editors |
| 86 | What's New by Ed Umlor |
| 87 | Hardware Corner by Ed Umlor |
| 93 | Machine Head by Spyder |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 4 No 11 / 20 |
| Date: | August 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 4 No 11 [OCR] (1981)(SoftSide Publications) |
Articles: | |
| 72 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod Reflective Symmetry |
| 76 | Video Reverse Modification by Ed Umlor S-80 Do it yourself. |
| 80 | Lemonade Or Champagne by Will Hagenbuch The last round |
| 84 | Varptr Used by John T. Phillipp, M.D. Would you buy a used VARPTR from this man? |
| 92 | Reviews by Mark A. Ohlund, Alan J. Zett APPL-L-ISP, 3-D Computer Graphics Package |
S-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 24 | Quest 1 by Brian Reynolds, Rich Bouchard, Alan J. Zett Look out for the Wraiths |
| 42 | Battlefield by Joe Humphrey, Jon Voskuil Haul out the Howitzers |
S-80 Programs: | |
| 52 | Compu-Sketch by Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Graphics galore |
Apple Programs: | |
| 59 | Shark by Mark Cross Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the keyboard |
Atari Programs: | |
| 64 | Dairy Farming by Scott Tapley, David H. Simmons Cream ofthe crop |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 4 No 12 / 21 |
| Date: | September, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 100,267,188 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 4 No 12 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 21][81-09][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 45 | Newbasic Documentation by Modular Software Associates DV Premieres |
| 60 | Mixed Text and Graphics in HGR2 by Jon Voskuil An Apple blender for text and graphics |
| 78 | One Liner Challenge by Bill Howell A how-to for compact creativity |
| 84 | VARPTR Again by John T. Phillip, M.D. Packing machine language into strings |
| 92 | Reviews by Jon Voskuil Robotwar |
S-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 21 | Flip-It by Michael Prescott, Alan J. Zett Before it flips you |
| 32 | Word Challenge by Eirhea Bigham, Alan J. Zett Meet your vocabulary head-on |
S-80 Programs: | |
| 56 | Exterminate by Georgy Geczy The best thing since flypaper! |
Apple Programs: | |
| 66 | Orienteering at Jacques Coulee by Michael A.O'Keefe, Robert White Find the way out with your Apple |
Departments: | |
| 4 | About This Issue by Randal Kottwitz |
| 4 | Say Yoho by Scott Adams |
| 7 | Editorial by Jon Voskuil |
| 8 | Input From Our Readers |
| 9 | Outgoing Mail by Randal Kottwitz |
| 13 | Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables . by Editors |
| 14 | Calendar by Editors |
| 16 | The Sensuous Programmer . by J |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 01 / Issue 22 |
| Date: | October, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 123,570,285 |
| Pages: | 105 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 01 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 22][81-10][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Feature: | |
| 47 | I-$tring Produces Envyrn by Roger W.Robitaille, Sr. A revolutionary breakthrough in entertainment software |
| 48 | About the Centerfold by Staff |
| 49 | Envyrn Preliminary Editor by Rich Bouchard The first code to be unveiled |
| 52 | Envyrn, Its Marketing by Roger W.Robitaille Sr. A fresh approach to a unique product |
| 53 | Envyrn GAMEPLAY/BAS by Rich Bouchard Instructions for S-80 DV |
Articles: | |
| 76 | Take Apart: Atari Quest by Alan J.Zett The technique explained |
| 90 | Reviews by Jon Voskuil Apple II User's Guide |
| 90 | Reviews by Pool 1.5 Rich Bouchard |
| 90 | Reviews by Robb Murray Orchestra 80 |
S-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 21 | Leyte by Victor A.Vernon, Jr., Alan J.Zett Step back to 1944 and World War II |
S-80 and Apple Programs: | |
| 55 | Arena of Octos by Al Johnston, Steve D.Kropinak Can you defeat the creatures of eight? |
Apple Programs: | |
| 40 | Developing Database by Mark Pelczarski The long-awaited complete Apple listing |
| 54 | Super Dairy Farming by Jean H.Anderson Apple DV Premieres |
| 72 | Plotting the Yang/Yin Symbol by David Delli Quadri Esoteric computer applications |
Atari Programs: | |
| 78 | Character Generator by Alan J.Zett An artistic utility |
S-80 Programs: | |
| 35 | ABM Command by Arnold E.van Beverhoudt, Jr. Defend the Eastern Seaboard with your S-80 |
Departments: | |
| 05 | Editorial by Randal Kottwitz |
| 06 | Input From Our Readers |
| 07 | Hints and Enhancements From Our Readers |
| 10 | Outgoing Mail by Randal Kottwitz |
| 10 | About This Issue by Randal Kottwitz |
| 11 | Calendar by Kathleen Boucher |
| 13 | My Side of the Page by Lance Micklus |
| 17 | The Sensuous Programmer by J |
| 54 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
| 84 | What's New by Dean F. Macy |
| 85 | Potpourri by Dean F. Macy |
| 89 | Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables by Editors |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 02 / Issue 23 |
| Date: | November, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 60,144,309 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 02 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 23][81-11][OCR] |
Articles: | |
| 16 | Badly Needed - Good Educational Programs by William D. Hedges A guide for building educational software |
| 75 | The Tone Envelope by Christopher U. Light The micro container for sound |
Reviews: | |
| 76 | Orchestra-85 by Robb Murray |
| 82 | Atari Music Composer by Randal L. Kottwitz |
| 84 | Aif II vs. Musicsystem by Christopher U. Light |
| 94 | Apple Resource Directories by Jon Voskuil |
TRS-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 23 | Flight of the Bumblebee by William Morris & John Cope A new buzzword for the micro industry |
| 31 | Melody Dice by Gary Cage Roll up your own Scott Joplin medley |
Softside DV: | |
| 47 | Apple - National Anthems by Fred Pence |
| 47 | Atari - Volleyball by Bradley J. Bell |
| 48 | TRS-80 - Mean Checkers Machine by Lance Micklus |
TRS-80 Programs: | |
| 50 | GAMEPLAY/BAS by Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. The first Envyrn interpreter |
| 55 | Music Editor by Richard Lesh Musical notes for the TRS-80 |
Apple Programs: | |
| 61 | Music Machine by Jon Voskuil Musical notes for the Apple |
Atari Programs: | |
| 67 | Music Programmer by John Rush Elkins Musical notes for the Atari |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial by Dean F. H, Macy |
| 6 | Input From Our Readers |
| 7 | Hints and Enhancements From Our Readers |
| 8 | About This Issue by Jon Voskuil |
| 10 | Calendar by Kathleen Boucher |
| 11 | Outgoing Mail by Randal L. Kottwitz |
| 15 | Say Yoho by Scott Adams |
| 19 | The Sensuous Programmer by J |
| 21 | Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables by Editors |
| 52 | Commanding BASIC by Alan J. Zett |
| 95 | Hardware Corner by Ed Umlor |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 03 / Issue 24 |
| Date: | December, 1981 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 127,478,651 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 03 (1981)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 24][81-12][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Articles: | |
| 10 | VARPTR Edited by John T. Phillipp, M.D. Editing packed strings |
| 70 | POKE Your Atari - Part 2 by Alan J. Zett CLOADing troubles solved |
| 91 | User-Defined Functions by David A. Gash TRS-80 DEFFN feature explored |
Reviews: | |
| 84 | Voyage of the Valkyrie by Alan J. Zett |
| 85 | Race for Midnight by Ulf Lindmark |
| 86 | Missile Command by Dean F. H. Macy |
TRS-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 21 | Microtext 1.0 by Jon Voskuil A simple word processor |
| 29 | Titan by William Morris & John Cope Mining on a Saturn moon |
Apple Programs: | |
| 65 | Aircraft Commander by William J. Edmunds Instrument flight simulator |
Atari Programs: | |
| 71 | Developing Database by Mark Pelczarski & Paul Marentette The new, improved version |
| 77 | Design Master by Richard Lamb Experiment with geometric patterns |
TRS-80 Programs: | |
| 59 | Electronics Assistant by John D. Adamson A circuit-designing utility |
Softside DV: | |
| 50 | Atari - Survive by Randy Massey |
| 50 | Apple - Bobsledding by Maxwell Su |
| 51 | TRS-80 - Konane by Norman Whaland |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial by Jon Voskuil |
| 6 | Input by From our readers |
| 7 | Hints and Enhacements by From our readers |
| 8 | About This Issue by Randal L. Kottwitz |
| 11 | Outgoing Mail by Randal L. Kottwitz |
| 14 | The Sensuous Programmer by J" |
| 18 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold & Fred D'lgnazio |
| 28 | Calendar by Kathleen Boucher |
| 49 | K-Byters by From our readers |
| 53 | Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables by Editors |
| 87 | Calendar by Editors |
| 89 | Hardware Comer by Edward E. Umlor |
| 96 | MachineHead by Spyder Webb |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 04 / Issue 25 |
| Date: | January, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 142,197,282 |
| Pages: | 104 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 04 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 25][82-01][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Articles: | |
| 25 | Computer Graphics by Joan R. Trucknebrod Patterns with vertical reflection. |
| 52 | Modify EDTASM for the Model III by Randy Hawkins Part 1 of the fix |
| 54 | Commanding BASIC by Alan J. Zett RESTORE a data pointer to a specified line number. |
Reviews: | |
| 92 | Experiments in Artificial Intelligence by Luigi Bisceglia |
| 92 | Graphics Editor and Programmer by Margaret M. Grothman |
TRS-80, Apple, and Atari Programs: | |
| 21 | Microtext 1.1 by Jon Voskull Add the printout module to your word processor |
| 27 | Gambler by Randy Hawkins Don't be afraid to take a chance |
TRS-80 Programs: | |
| 56 | TRS-Man by George Delp TRS-Man goes into a feeding frenzy. |
| 59 | Vici by Robert J. Pollock Who shall overcome in this war game? |
Apple Programs: | |
| 67 | Word Wars by Rowland Archer & Bruce Muscolino My word against yours. |
| 74 | Apple Capture by William J. Ryan Don't bark up the wrong tree. |
Atari Programs: | |
| 79 | Piazza Hotel by Gary J. Dominick Is this any way to spend a vacation? |
| 84 | Number Race by Arthur N. Schreibman Faster than a speeding number. |
Softside DV: | |
| 46 | TRS-80 and Apple - Nuclear Submarine Adventure by Steven Neighorn |
| 48 | Atari - Death Star by Matt Rutter |
Departments: | |
| 4 | About This Issue by Jon Voskuil |
| 5 | Editorial by Randal L. Kottwitz |
| 6 | Input by From our readers |
| 8 | Outgoing Mail by Randal L. Kottwitz |
| 10 | Hints and Enhancements by From our readers |
| 14 | Say Yoho by Scott Adams |
| 15 | Sensuous Programmer by J" |
| 19 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L Wold & Fred D'lgnazio |
| 49 | K-Byters by From our readers |
| 53 | Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables by Editors |
| 87 | Calendar by Editors |
| 89 | Hardware Comer by Edward E. Umlor |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 05 / Issue 26 |
| Date: | February, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 97,299,827 |
| Pages: | 84 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 05 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 26][82-02][INCOMPLETE][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Front Runner: | |
| 25 | Space Rescue by Matt Rutter You have been selected as a member of the exploration party searching for life on the planet Arcturus III. Radar indicates a meteor storm headed straight for that solar system. Can you, in your two-person rocket, rescue the people stranded there without crashing into a meteor? You are their only hope. |
Features: | |
| 10 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold and Fred D'Ignazio In another peek into the future, the authors tell how computers could help enhance the tension and excitement of fantasy role-playing games. With the addition of low-level lasers, computerized fencing would take on an unequalled element of realism. |
| 15 | Sensuous Programmer by J In this tenth installment, J discusses the use of logical operators and relational operators in BASIC programming. |
| 58 | My Side of the Page by Lance Micklus In Getting a Bit Serious - Part Seven, Lance discusses marketing projections and customer support problems. See how you can profit through his experience. |
| 23 | Hardware Corner by Edward E. Umlor The series on disk drives continues. Read about floppy drives, flippy drives and aspects of a variety of DOSs. |
| 80 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Special Features: | |
| 5 | DOSPLUS - How It's Different Since the operating system of the TRS-80 DV has changed from TRSDOS to DOSPLUS, those subscribers should find this summary of the major differences helpful. |
| 8 | Comments from Tandy by Ed Juge In a letter to the publisher from Ed Juge, director of computer merchandising for Tandy Corporation, some of Tandy's policies about why only certain software and hardware products are supported by Radio Shack are explained. |
| 38 | Let's Be Civilized by Leonard Buchanan Have you learned how to react in a civilized manner to that OTHER computer your acquaintances own? Have you been able to explain your feelings about YOUR computer to others? If not, try getting civilized. |
| 39 | Reader Survey by Each month we spend a great deal of time selecting, translating, and illustrating the programs and articles in Softside. This month we are asking you to complete and return the survey found in the center of this issue. Your responses will help determine future selections of programs, articles and other features. Please take the time to help us provide you with what interests you the most. *DEPARTMENTS |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 4 | Calendar |
| 6 | Input |
| 7 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 9 | Outgoing Mail |
Apple/Side: | |
| 44 | Enhanced Disk Version: Andorra by Brent Packer Lead the country of Andorra in this simulation. |
| 46 | K-Byter by Pick-Up William Pu |
| 47 | Program: Rubicube by F.J. Condo This color-graphics simulation will help you solve that famous 3-D puzzle. |
| 56 | Review by Cary W. Bradley Hi-Res Secrets |
Atari/Side: | |
| 59 | K-Byter by Alan J. Zett System Configuration Test |
| 60 | Enhanced Disk Version by Kismet II by Peter Kirsch This dice game combines luck and skill as you arrange your dice scores to get the highest total. |
| 62 | Program by Greg Schroeder Defense |
| 67 | What's New by Dean F. H. Macy Ramdisk |
| 69 | Review by Alan J. Zett Protector |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 71 | K-Byter by Ronald and Jordan Corn Lites Out |
| 73 | Enhanced Disk Version Help Package by Rich Bouchard A utility for getting instructions on how to use your DOS, computer, or anything else. |
| 74 | Program: Maze Sweep by James Garon and David Bohlke A translation of Maze Search, this is an arcade-style game with optional sound. |
| 77 | Article by Randy Hawkins Modify EDTASM for the Model III - Part II |
| 79 | Review by Marvin Lewis Parsector V |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 06 / Issue 27 |
| Date: | March, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 123,526,763 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 06 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 27][82-03][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Front Runner: | |
| 23 | Hexapawn by Carl Bevington Hexapawn is a marker game played on a three-by-three grid that gets harder to win the more you play. The computer is given a set of operating instructions that enable it to improve its decision-making ability based on the success or failure of previous decisions. |
| 14 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold and Fred D'Ignazio The authors speculate about whether holograms could be used in the presentation of three-dimensional games and the role computers could play in the process. They give a brief introduction to projection and transmission holography and how holograms are produced by lasers. |
Features: | |
| 18 | Sensuous Programmer by J J boldly leaps off the deep end and gives an introduction to TRS-80, Apple and ATARI graphics. |
| 21 | Computer Graphics by Joan R. Truckenbrod Using the same principles as those in making inkblot patterns, combine horizontal and vertical reflections to generate patterns with your computer. |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Special Features: | |
| 36 | File Matcher by Jon Voskuil Let your computer compare listings of different versions of the same program. |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input |
| 8 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 9 | Bugs, Worms, and Other Undesirables |
| 10 | Calendar |
| 11 | Outgoing Mail |
| 94 | New Products This month we have a new department in SoftSide. New Products introduces DatasaverTM, Dragon's Eye, The Data Reporter, a variety of cases for your hardware, and more. |
Apple/Side: | |
| 38 | Enhanced Disk Version: PEEKER/POKER by Mike Westerfield Examine and change sectors of Apple II disks. |
| 40 | Programs: The Magical Shape Machine by Tom Keith This graphics utility provides an easy way to create and manipulate shapes. |
| 47 | Gravity-Float Trace by Robert A. Pritchett This real-time Lo-Res game will test your coordination and timing. |
| 53 | Review: Broderbund Software's Apple Panic reviewed by Hartley G. Lesser |
| 55 | COMMANDing BASIC by Michael Prescott Learn how to use the Applesoft Ampersand function and how to implement it with a minimum of Machine Language. |
Atari/Side: | |
| 58 | Enhanced Disk Version: The Curse Of The Pharaoh by Peter Kirsh Can you find and return the two rubies to the eyes of the mummy in the pyramid? |
| 60 | Programs: International Bridge Contractors by Phillip Case and Patrick Maloney Our translation contest winner lets you try to become chairman of the board in this business management simulation. |
| 65 | Outer Space Attack by Sheldon Leemon Maneuver your laser base and destroy the wave of aliens before they bomb you or get past the horizon. |
| 69 | Articles: Take-Apart Outer Space Attack by Sheldon Leemon The Player/Missile graphics and other graphics techniques used in Outer Space Attack are explained |
| 72 | Random Files With ATARI DOS I by Odino Ciai and Luis Wuhl How to fix your ATARI DOS I to take care of problems with random files. |
| 71 | Review: K-Byte's K-Crazy Shoot-Out reviewed by Sheldon Leemon |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 74 | Enhanced Disk Version: Warpath by Ron Potkin You can take the side of the Indians or the troopers in this two-player game of strategy and skill. |
| 76 | Programs: Killer Cars by Richard Kipp Equip your vehicle with armor, machine guns, lasers and other weapons in order to destroy your opponent's car. |
| 85 | Stake Your Claim by Rik Pierce No claim jumping allowed in this two-player strategy game where you try to peacefully settle land in the old west. |
| 90 | Review: Adventure International's Starfighter reviewed by Dave Albert and Alan J. Zett |
| 92 | Article: DOSPLUS - How It's Better by Alan J. Zett New DOS features on the TRS-80 DV are explained. |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 07 / Issue 28 |
| Date: | April, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 119,413,272 |
| Pages: | 104 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 07 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 28][82-04][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Front Runner: | |
| 21 | Microtext 1.2 by Jon R. Voskull SoftSide's basic BASIC word processor for all three systems acquires line editing capabilities, plus a few changes to the two previous installments. |
| 9 | Sensuous Programmer by J J concludes a year-long exploration of the ins and outs of the intimate art of BASIC programming with some philosophical meanderings. |
Features: | |
| 11 | My Side Of The Page by Lance Micklus For those who like to encourage their computers to talk to other people's computers, this extensive discussion of modems should prove to be very helpful. |
| 15 | Introduction To Word Processing - Review by Dave Albert |
| 18 | Word Processing: An Art In Transition by Tom Stanton This informative essay on the history of the written, printed, and electronic word leads to some fascinating questions about the future. |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input |
| 8 | Outgoing Mail |
| 16 | Calendar |
| 26 | Bugs, Worms, And Other Undesirables |
Apple/Side: | |
| 34 | Enhanced Disk Version: Semaphore by Richard A. Bryant Semaphore is a form of "word processing" that predates computers by quite a few years. This unique Hi-Res graphics program will enlighten you about a kind of flagwaving quite unfamiliar to most of us. |
| 36 | Disk And Cassette Versions: Apple F.O.O.L.S. by Jon R. Voskuil DV and CV subscribers get a sneak preview of the "Apple Fully Optimized Operational Language System" which will appear in listed form in next month's magazine. |
| 37 | K-Byter: Battleship by David Bahr The old favorite board game is revisited in this compact computerized incarnation. |
| 38 | White Lightning by Randy Fox You'll have to develop quick reflexes to keep from zapping yourself out of this game. Your score soars as you intercept elusive graphics blocks, but each time you get one it's harder to maneuver. |
| 42 | Poster Maker by Fred J. Condo If you have the need (or just an irresistable urge) to print out large-letter posters, this is just what your Apple needs. |
| 48 | Comparative Review: Three Apple Text Editors by reviewed by Jon R. Voskuil SuperText II, SuperScribe II, Apple Writer II |
Atari/Side: | |
| 54 | K-Byter: Crypto by Jerry Aamodt This is an entertaining code-breaking game, coded into just the form for you and your ATARI to solve together. |
| 55 | Enhanced Disk Version: Renumbering For The Atari by Frank Roberts Anyone who has written a program from scratch knows how messy the line numbering can get after all the changing and revising is done. This program lets your computer do the grubbing work of renumbering the whole thing in nice, neat increments of your choice. |
| 56 | Starbase 13 by Mark Lewis Batdwin This one will give you some heavy practice with your joystick as you defend yourself against attackers from all directions. It's only a matter of time .... |
| 59 | ATARI Banner Machine by Alan J. Zett This unique banner-printing program works not only with normal characters, but with any redefined character set that you care to program into your computer. The possibilities are limitless. |
| 63 | Comparative Review: Word Processing Programs For The Atari by reviewed by Sheldon Leemon Letter Perfect, Text Wizard, and Word Processor |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 67 | K-Byter: Micro Adventure by Joseph Felten Adventure veterans and beginners alike will enjoy this subcompact interactive game. |
| 68 | Enhanced Disk Version: Screen Print by Steven Milliken Install a Machine Language routine into memory, and you can dump the text and graphics displayed on your screen to a printer - even while another program is running. |
| 70 | Gothic Letter Printer by Ronald M. Tutone This remarkable program creates large letters in a beautiful Gothic font on your favorite printer. You'll have no more excuses for sloppy garage sale signs. |
| 76 | Database by Mark Pelczarski This is a completely updated version of SoftSide's Developing Database, in two versions: sequential access and random access. Those who have long awaited this complete TRS-80 version will not be disappointed. |
| 85 | DOSPLUS - What Does It Mean? by Alan J. Zett The complete list of all DOSPLUS BASIC error messages - fully explained. |
| 86 | Refware's Thesaurus by Kathleen Boucher |
| 88 | Microproof by Dave A. Kater |
| 91 | Hexspell by Dave A. Kater and David R. Long |
| 93 | Newscript Version 6.1 by Joseph Breton |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 08 / Issue 29 |
| Date: | May, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 177,598,038 |
| Pages: | 100 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 08 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 29][82-05][INCONSISTENT SIZING][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Front Runner: | |
| 23 | Solitaire by Larry Williams; Translations by Alan J. Zett and Rich Bouchard Klondike, the addictive one-player card game that just about everyone knows simply as "solitaire," is beautifully implemented here for all three computers. The constant problems of shuffling the deck and rearranging the sloppy piles of cards are finally solved! |
| 11 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen W. Wold and Fred D'Ignazio The authors discuss the dungeons and the adventures of the past and present, and present some thoughts and speculations about a future breed of Computer-Assisted Role Playing Games. |
Features: | |
| 14 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod This article focuses on how to transform one object gradually into another through a series of computerized calculations. |
| 18 | Save By Computerizing Your Business by Edward Ting You'll be amazed by what the figures will show you about the possibilities of adding datamation to your business. |
| 19 | The BASIC Handbook - Review by Jon Voskuil |
| 20 | Data Impact Printer 84G - Review by Dean F. H. Macy |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input |
| 8 | Hints And Enhancements |
| 10 | Outgoing Mail |
| 16 | Calendar |
Apple/Side: | |
| 38 | Enhanced Disk Version: List Formatter by Kerry Shetline This Machine Language utility will allow you to list your Applesoft programs in a logicl!l arid highly readable form, to greatly simplify development and debugging. |
| 40 | K-Byter: Remark Writer/Formatter by Jon Voskuil Internal documentation of your program with REM lines has never been this easy and looked this good. |
| 42 | Apple F.O.O.L.S. by Jon Voskuil Media subscribers got this one last month for an April Fool special. Here's the listing and the explanation of how it works and what it does. |
| 47 | Micro-Man by William Pu This excellent Apple version of George Delp's TRS-Man will keep you busy for many hours eating all the monsters your diet will permit. |
| 53 | Review: Electric Duet by Jon Voskuil |
| 55 | A Fix For The Apple Microtext Tape Problem by Tom Pollard If you've been waiting with bated breath to use the Microtext word processor with your Apple cassette system, the solution is here. |
Atari/Side: | |
| 58 | Enhanced Disk Version: Robot Battle by Randy W. Massey This is an exceptionally well done arcade game which will keep you going for a long time as you attempt to penetrate alien defenses and retrieve the vital cloaking device which is Earth's only hope. |
| 60 | K-Byter: Super Snake by Trevor Porter Guiding your snake around the screen to gobble up points becomes more and more challenging as you go along. |
| 61 | Cross-Reference by Luis Wuhl A utility which finds and lists the lines in which variables are used can be an invaluable programming tool. Here is a simple one in BASIC that can make your work a lot easier. |
| 64 | Word Search by Skeet Nevil Why wait for the daily paper when your ATARI can give you a new word-search game whenever you want one? Discover the joy of using a joystick instead of a pencil to find those hidden words. |
| 68 | Review: Ghost Hunter; Crush, Crumble, And Chomp; Space Chase; And Outdoor Games - Review by Bruce Chapman |
| 70 | Exploring The ATARI Frontier by Alan J. Zett This first installment of a new series on hidden features of the ATARI discusses the importance of the ANTIC chip and the display list for the BASIC programmer. |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 76 | Enhanced Disk Version: Breakthru by Larry Meister This is a fast and challenging Machine Language game which offers a variety of options and will test your reflexes and perceptioris to the limit. |
| 78 | K-Byter: Mini-Invaders by V. A. DeGiorgio Here is an exceptional K-Byter which POKEs a Machine Language invaders game into memory for some smooth and fast action. |
| 79 | Joystick Modification For The TRS-80 by Tigre Wenrich Add an ATARI joystick to your TRS-80 for a new dimension, in playing action games. This article shows you how to do it. |
| 82 | Ladders by Rik Pierce The goal of this competitive game is to work your way up the ladders before your opponents do. It requires generous portions of luck, logic, and clear thinking to win. |
| 88 | NEWDOS-80 Enhancements To Sequential Database by Robert Jacobs Special NEWDOS-80 features are exploited to make the sequential-access version of So/tSide's Database program even better. |
| 90 | Robot Attack Review by Michael McKenna |
| 91 | Missile Attack - Review by Michael McKenna |
| 92 | Microworld - Review by Allen L. Wold |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 09 / Issue 30 |
| Date: | June, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 59,103,013 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 09 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 30][82-06][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE. Missing 7, 8, 21, 22, 23, 24, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 |
Front Runner: | |
| 26 | Escape From The Dungeons Of The Gods by Ray Sato; Translations by Alex Lee and Rich Bouchard; Encryption modifications by Rich Bouchard, William Kubeck, and Alan J. Zett Prepare yourself for subterranean adventures as you search for treasures, fight monsters, and try to retrieve the "Chest of the Gods." You'll appreciate the encrypted program listing which keeps its secrets hidden until you play. |
| 46 | SWAT by Jon Voskuil; Translations by Alan J. Zett This valuable debugging aid will allow you to check your typing against printed listings and pinpoint any errors you may have made. |
Features: | |
| 12 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold and Fred D'Ignazio The authors revisit the Golden Age of Animated Film, when Walt Disney was king. They trace the rise of the computer, as cartoonist's assistant and special effects artist, in the movies today. |
| 15 | The Big Crash by R. J. Green Does your spouse spend endless hours at the computer? Do you ever wonder what the results might be? If so, read on. |
| 18 | Sensuous Programmer by "J" "J" is at it again. This article is the first in a series on converting BASIC programs from one system to another. |
| 22 | Video Mania by Edward Ting A lighthearted look at the consequences of video game playing. |
| 24 | Computer Systems Desks - Review by Randal L. Kottwitz |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input |
| 8 | Hints And Enhancements |
| 11 | Outgoing Mail |
| 17 | Calendar |
| 17 | Bugs, Worms And Other Undesirables |
| 93 | New Products |
Apple/Side: | |
| 54 | Enhanced Disk Version: Dr. Livingston by Carl Mueller An excellent translation of Carl and Karen Russell's and Ralph and Becky Fullerton's program. The first challenge is to get into Darkest Africa alive. The next is to get out alive. Dr. Livingston, I presume.. .? |
| 56 | K-Byter: Space Float by Peter Wu Guide your spacecraft to a safe landing and you'll live to tell about it. |
| 57 | Program: Code Breaker by Steve Faiella It's up to you to discover the secret color code that your Apple has dreamed up. |
| 61 | COMMANDing BASIC by Michael Prescott Learn how to use this Machine Language routine which allows your Applesoft programs to accept function-definition statements as input strings. |
| 66 | Apple Diskourse by Carey W. Bradley The first installment in a bimonthly series of articles dealing with DOS 3.3, the Apple II's current Disk Operating System. |
| 70 | Review: Swashbuckler - Review by Alan J. Zett |
| 71 | Review: Apple-Aids - Review by Carey W. Bradley |
Atari/Side: | |
| 73 | K-Byter: Sound Mixer by Larry Locke Your ears will never be the same after you've played with this one for awhile. |
| 74 | Enhanced Disk Version: Random Access Database by Paul Marentette Now your data file can fill a whole disk. This new version of Database offers all the advantages of random-access files. |
| 76 | Program: Sabotage by Peter Adams Working your way through this maze of rooms in an attempt to accomplish your mission is liable to get you killed. |
| 79 | Review: Ali-Baba And The Forty Thieves - Review by Guy S. Allred |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 83 | K-Byter: Meteor Dodge by Matt Hillman The little buggers keep popping up all over the screen, and you have to keep out of their way as you pick up the fuel canisters. |
| 84 | Enhanced Disk Version: Kriegsspiel II by Ron Potkin An interesting, two-player graphics wargame simulation with thousands of reproducible scenarios. |
| 87 | Program: Piazza Hotel by Gary Dominick Now you TRS-80 owners can have the glamorous and heroic job of finding the bomb before it decides to level the Piazza. |
| 91 | Review: Tasmon - Review by Tim Knight |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 10 / Issue 31 |
| Date: | July, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 76,933,982 |
| Pages: | 104 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 10 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 31][82-07][OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 23 | CATS by Jon Voskuil; Translations by Alan J. Zett The Computer-Assisted Testing System will turn your micro into a masterful testing machine. This time we bring you the input module and will complete this educational utility in the next issue. |
Features: | |
| 11 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Fred D'Ignazio and Allen W. Wold The authors continue their series on computer aided special effects in the film industry. This time - a fascinating scenario considering the movie theatres of the future. |
| 14 | My Side Of The Page by Lance Micklus Lance has received some interesting response from readers of his review of the Modem I. In addition, he gives us his comments on supposed software rip-offs. |
| 17 | A Few Words From The Phantom Programmer An author who wishes to remain anonymous gives his views on a new command for BASIC - PUNT. |
| 18 | Computer Graphics by Joan Truckenbrod This article is a continuation of the series started in May. Transformation techniques are explored in-depth, varying the rates of change during a transformation series. |
| 20 | Why Johnny Can't Program - Materials For Computer Literacy by Dean F. Hayden Macy Teachers are finding themselves in a quandry when choosing educational materials to teach computer awareness. The author gives an overview of the available resources and some helpful tips on how to utilize them. |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/Output |
| 8 | Hints And Enhancements |
| 10 | Calendar |
| 10 | Bugs, Worms And Other Undesirables |
| 41 | General Information Concerning SoltSide Line Listings, SWAT and Media Versions |
| 94 | New Products |
| 96 | Advertisers Index |
Apple/Side: | |
| 42 | K-Byter: SNAKE SCRAMBLE by Leonard Vincent Race around the base of a tree, swallowing the fallen apples as you go. Be careful though, take a bite of your own body and you're a goner. |
| 44 | Enhanced Disk Version: APPLESOFT EXTENSIONS by Kerry Shetline Here are some welcome and badly needed enhancements to the features of Applesoft, including RESTORE to line number and a true LINE INPUT. |
| 46 | PUZZLE JUMBLE by Steve Faiella Create your own custom puzzles, mix them up and try to put them back together again. It's not as easy as it might sound. |
| 53 | QUIK FOLIO by Rod Packer This compact, extremely well-documented program allows the amateur investor to perform a simple analysis of his portfolio. |
| 55 | Review: FIREBIRD - Review by Hartley G. Lesser |
Atari/Side: | |
| 58 | TUNEIN by William Morris and John Cope A colorful implementation of "Simon Says," this sound and graphics game is a joy of frustration to play. In addition, the authors have given us an interesting tutorial on complicated graphics without Machine Language. |
| 62 | K-Byter: PICTURES AT AN XIO-BITION by David Suwala Through ingenious use of the ATARI's XIO commands, this little gem creates paintings on your screen Mondrian would have been proud to sign. |
| 64 | Enhanced Disk Version: MENU PLUS by Paul Marentette Have you ever wished you could see a menu of your disk the moment you booted your system? Well, now it's possible, and so are many other extremely convenient features with this utility. |
| 66 | SIMULATED COMPUTER - Review by Craig Chamberlain |
| 68 | MICROSOFT BASIC - Review by Sheldon Leemon |
| 73 | EXPLORING THE ATARI FRONTIER by Alan J. Zett This time we further explore the ATARI display list. Through a detailed example, the author constructs an elaborate "Title Page" sequence. |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 78 | Enhanced Disk Version: STARBASE GUNNER by David Hillard Get ready for fast action in deep space. The enemy is attacking at high speed and you are the only one who can stop them! |
| 82 | K-Byter: PEGBOARD SOLITAIRE by Bernard Harford The wood board and golf tees you used to build this game in your crafts class are no longer necessary. Put them away and play this game classic on your screen. |
| 83 | DOTS by Charles E. Wooster Remember the pencil and paper game the teacher always used to yell at you for playing when you should have been studying? Well, here it is on the screen of your micro. You can play against your friends or the computer. Watch it - no one at SoltSide has beat the computer yet! |
| 91 | Review: ZBASIC 2.0 Review by Tim Knight |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 11 / Issue 32 |
| Date: | Aug, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 54,339,712 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 11 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 32][82-08][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE (Missing Pages 9 and 10) |
Front Runner: | |
| 29 | Operation: Sabotage by Ray Sato; Translations by Ron Shaker and Rich Bouchard; Encryption modifications by Rich Bouchard, Bill Kubeck and Alan J. Zett In another of our encrypted adventures, you'll be challenged to infiltrate an alien installation on Mars. They are planning to build an incredible defense shield and you must steal the plans and destroy the complex. Good luck - you may get out alive. |
| 47 | C.A.T.S. (Parts II & III) by Jon Voskuil; Translations by Alan J. Zett With this month's completion of the Computer-Assisted Testing System, you'll be able to administer the tests you created with the first module, score the students on their responses and keep accurate records for future reference. |
Features: | |
| 14 | Sri Lanka Imports At The NCC by David D. Busch A tongue-in-cheek look at a fictitious company's introduction of such unique products as a black phosphor monitor at the National Computer Conference. |
| 17 | A Few Words From The Phantom Programmer Our mysterious contributor offers a few words of advice on the use of I and O, (Or is it 1 and 0?) as variables in program listings. |
| 18 | Anatomy Of An Adventure by Peter Kirsch The creator of many of SoftSde's Adventures of the Month will take you step by step through the process of writing an original adventure and translating it to other systems. He's included his own "Adventure Skeleton" in this valuable tutorial. |
| 22 | The National Computer Conference - What's A Mainframe? by George Blank This year's NCC revealed that the microcomputer is a contender for almost all serious computing applications. Here's a comprehensive report on the introduction of systems from such unexpected manufacturers as Sony and Epson. |
| 25 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Fred D'Ignazio and Allen L. Wold Disney Studios' TRON has brought a new age of animation to the film industry. The authors give an extensive background on the computer graphics companies responsible for these developments accompanied by some exciting scenes from the movie. |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/Output |
| 9 | Hints And Enhancements |
| 11 | Calendar |
| 64 | General Information Concerning SoftSide Line Listings, S WA T and Media Versions |
| 93 | Market/Side |
| 94 | New Products |
| 96 | Advertisers Index |
Apple/Side: | |
| 66 | Enhanced Disk Version: CLOZE TEST by William D. Hedges The Classroom Teacher's Diagnostic Reading Test enables the teacher or parent to determine whether a student is able to read materials with understanding. It is also a valuable self-improvement tool for reading comprehension. |
| 72 | Article: APPLE DISKOURSE by Cary W. Bradley You're on your way to having a valuable disk utility with this installment of the series - Disk Snooper. It will allow you direct access to the secrets hidden away on your diskettes. |
| 67 | Review: WIZARDRY - Scenarios I & II by Reviewed by Hartley G. Lesser |
Atari/Side: | |
| 78 | Enhanced Disk Version: NEAT LIST by Frank Roberts This useful listing utility will make the line output of your programs much easier to understand. Statements will be listed on individual lines and REMarks will be framed by asterisks. Debugging will never be the same. |
| 79 | Article: ATARI SILENCER by John J. Anderson If you or your family are annoyed by the constant output of the speaker on your ATARI console, here's the solution. With only a few inexpensive parts, you can put a switch on that speaker so you are in control. |
| 82 | Review: DEADLINE by Reviewed by Eric F. Wolcott |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 84 | Enhanced Disk Version: UP PERISCOPE by Ron Potkin Exciting sea-battle action comes to the screen of your TRS-80. This wargame/simulation is packed with destroyers, submarines and a convoy of vessels to keep two players fast on the keys in dramatic competition. |
| 87 | ALIEN DEFENSE by Reviewed by Andre Chen |
| 88 | NEWSCRIPT 7.0 by Reviewed by Harry Temple |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 5 No 12 / Issue 33 |
| Date: | September, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 144,228,420 |
| Pages: | 102 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 5 No 12 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 33][82-09][OCR] |
Cover Feature: | |
| 22 | The Electronic Renaissance: The Future Impact Of Computers On Art And Culture by Saul Bernstein Many "authorities" have speculated that the age of computers and technology will bring the decay of the family and our appreciation of the beauty of life. Saul Bernstein, one of the best known figures in microcomputer graphics, offers some startling predictions of the opposite effect. |
Features: | |
| 13 | My Side Of The Page by Lance Micklus Lance continues his review of modems with his comments on the Hayes Smart Modem. He also offers his views on documentation for software packages, with an accurate parallel to instruction manuals for other consumer products. |
| 18 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Fred D'Ignazio and Allen L. Wold In Home Movies, the authors postulate on a unique service to be available in the future - a studio in which you and a computer produce your own movies. |
| 25 | An Artist Eyes The Computer by Ame Choate Flynn Artists often shudder when they think of facing the computer screen. This author has not only faced the screen, but conquered it. She offers a step-by-step guide for approaching this new medium. |
| 96 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 9 | Hints And Enhancements |
| 27 | General Information Concerning SoftSide Line Listings, SWAT and Media Versions |
| 52 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 91 | New Products |
| 93 | Market/Side |
| 95 | Advertisers Index |
Apple/Side: | |
| 28 | Enhanced Disk Version: HI-RES CHARACTER GENERATOR by Kerry Shetline If you've ever wanted to insert text or special characters in your hi-res displays, this is the program for you. |
| 30 | SHAPE WIZARD by Brent Iverson Create amazing shapes on your screen and manipulate them like a wizard. This program brings magic to your fingertips. |
| 36 | DEFENSE by Greg Schroeder; Apple translation by Jordan Drachman Aliens are invading the moon and threaten the earth. Your assignment - destroy as many alien ships as possible. Strap yourself in front of your screen and start shooting! |
| 42 | Review: GRAPHICS PROCESSING SYSTEM by Reviewed by Cary Bradley |
| 45 | Review: THE COMPLETE GRAPHICS SYSTEM/SPECIAL EFFECTS by Reviewed by Ame Choate Flynn |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 48 | Enhanced Disk Version: ILIST by Joe Iwanski Programs dumped to a printer using the LLIST command are often difficult to read and nearly impossible to understand. This invaluable utility will format your listings so that they make logical sense. Debugging will become a joy. |
| 51 | GRAPHIC WRITER by Darwin Collins With this program, you'll be able to draw complex images on your screen with the ease of paper and pencil, then print them out on your printer. |
| 71 | Review: TRS-80 GRAPHICS FOR THE MODEL I AND III by Reviewed by Margaret Grothman |
Atari/Side: | |
| 76 | Enhanced Disk Version: PARANOIA by Michael Moody You're trapped in a seemingly endless maze, faced by alien creatures. Every time you shoot one of them, he rematerializes. It's enough to make you Paranoid. |
| 80 | SPIRALGRAPHICS by Sheldon Leemon and Tom Giese You can bring exciting and colorful geometric patterns to your screen and printer with this little gem. |
| 83 | FLIKER by Duane King This tutorial on multiple-display graphics will teach you how to have sixteen colors on your screen in any graphics mode. |
| 74 | Review: COLOR PRINT by Reviewed by Richard Nichols |
| 78 | Review: DRAW PIC by Reviewed by David N. Plotkin |
| 88 | Review: PAINT by Reviewed by J. Harmon Grahn |
| 90 | Review: 3-D SUPERGRAPHICS by Reviewed by Scott A. Berfield |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 01 / Issue 34 |
| Date: | October, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 23,660,459 |
| Pages: | 120 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 01 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 34][82-10][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 14 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold In the not-so-distant future, libraries and bookstores may undergo drastic changes, as computer books with no pages place the world's literat ure at your finger tips. Imagine carrying a computer the size of a paperback book containing the capabilities of the Library of Congress. It's not that far away! |
| 17 | Computer Nightmare by David Cohen This author may have been at his computer for too many hours. Heed his warning, or you may awake, under attack by your computer. |
| 19 | From Whence We Came: Music From The Machine by Randal L. Kottwitz A look back at the fascinating world of mechanical musical instruments, and their startling similarities to programming computer music. |
| 112 | Machine Head by Spyder Webb |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/ Output |
| 10 | Hints And Enhancements |
| 23 | General Information Concerning SoftSide Line Listings, SWAT and Media Versions |
| 108 | New Products |
| 109 | Market/Side |
| 111 | Advertisers Index |
PC/Side: | |
| 25 | PC Blues Box by Fred J. Condo and Alan J. Zett With this first of a two-part music synthesizer, you'll have the PC singing in no time. |
| 34 | SQUISH by David Archibald; translation by Alan J. Zett BASIC programs with unnecessary spaces and one statement per line can be slowed down considerably. With this handy utility, you'll be able to fit your program in the minimum amount of RAM and light a fire under its RUN. |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 40 | CAVERN QUEST by Barry Diller Stranded on an uncharted asteroid, you're faced with a difficult mining expedition. Get your robominer to the fuel ore or your visions of this desolate terrain may be your last. Programs |
| 42 | TUNEIN by William Morris and John Cope; Translation by Ronny Ong Sharpen your ears and memory, for this program has vowed to defeat you. You'll soon know the frustration of its annoying buzzer. |
| 45 | PUZZLE JUMBLE by Gary Cage; Translation by Stephen Milliken You may scramble your brain along with your puzzles as you try to put the pieces back together. The computer will do its best to stump you. |
| 50 | Review: ORCHESTRA 85 And 90 by Reviewed by Robb Murray |
Atari/Side: | |
| 54 | The Rotberg Synthesizer by Ed Rotberg This is the first general release of the synthesizer that's been delighting users' groups for some time. Sit back and let your Atari entertain you. |
| 58 | POKEY PLAYER by Craig Chamberlain and Harry Bratt If you've been frustrated by the tedium of entering music in your Atari, this assemblage of programs is the tool you've been looking for. Frankly, its one of the most powerful music systems we've ever seen in software. |
| 72 | EXPLORING THE ATARI FRONTIER by Alan J. Zett The author finishes his series on building a custom Display List. You'll not only explore the frontier, but tame it before you return. |
| 76 | ATARI SOUND AND GRAPHICS by Reviewed by Sheldon Leemon |
| 78 | ADVANCED MUSIC SYSTEM by Reviewed by Craig Chamberlain |
Apple/Side: | |
| 83 | APPLE FUGUE by William Morris and John Cope Bach's Little Fugue is accompanied by a valuable tutorial on multiplexing two voices to the Apple's speaker. |
| 89 | AUTO MENU by Fred J. Condo This friendly Hello program allows easy access to any file on your disks. Save your typing fingers for your programming. |
| 90 | SABOTAGE by Peter Adams; Translation by Peter J. Brown The enemy's main computer is hidden somewhere in a dangerous maze. Your mission, destroy it before the laser boxes destroy you. |
| 96 | APPLE DISKOURSE by Cary W. Bradley Alphie is the next installment of your disk utility. You'll be able to alphabetize your disk directory and learn a lot about how it's put together in the process. |
| 102 | APPLE MUSIC: Two New Systems by Reviewed by Steven Birchall |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 02 / Issue 35 |
| Date: | November, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 251,286,358 |
| Pages: | 132 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 02 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[82-11][Iss 35][Set 1][OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 28 | Hopper by Howard Wolkow; Translations by Rich Bouchard, Kerry Shetline and Alan J. Zett You poor little frog! You've lost your way and can't find your way home. When you finally see it, a busy highway and river stand in your way. |
Features: | |
| 14 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold Have you ever fantasized about driving a race car or exploring the moon's surface? With a tete/actor device your fantasies may soon come closer to reality , |
| 18 | Games for Cooperation and Growth - An Alternative for Designers by Peter J. Favaro The pros and cons of computer and video games are a hot topic in all of the media lately, Mr. Favaro offers an alternative to electronic game design which may quell the critics and make the games a positive social force. |
| 22 | The Phantom Programmer If you've ever tried to get your computer to stop doing what you told it, you'll appreciate the Phantom's plea for Never Mind. |
| 24 | Calc/Side by David Peters In this first of an ongoing series for home applications of VisiCalc, the author covers the spreadsheet calculator's solution for balancing the checkbook. |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/Output |
| 10 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 12 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 23 | General Information Concerning SoftSide Line Listings, S W A T and Media Versions |
| 122 | New Products |
| 124 | Market/Side |
| 126 | Advertisers Index |
| 127 | Machine Head |
PC/Side: | |
| 51 | PC Blues Box (Part II) by Alan J. Zett and Fred J. Condo The second part of this music processor for the PC adds improved editing functions such as note insertion and block controls. |
| 62 | SWAT by Alan J. Zett The PC version of SojtSide's official debugging utility, Strategic Weapon Against Typos, is finally ready. With this invaluable aid, you'll be able to find the errors in programs you've typed in with much greater ease. We've also included the S WA T tables for the PC programs published in issue 34. |
| 66 | Las Vegas Blackjack by Reviewed by Peter Brajer |
| 68 | Millionaire by Reviewed by Howard A. Karten |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 70 | Ping Pong/Hockey by John A. Varela These Machine Language versions of the arcade classics will keep you in front of your computer for many hours. Be careful, or your plea for just one more game may make you miss Christmas dinner. |
| 71 | Asylum by Reviewed by Allen L. Wold |
| 74 | Fireman by Jeffrey Bell Ready your running legs. A skyscraper has caught fire and you must position your net under the falling victims if they are to survive. Don't get them mixed up with the flaming debris. |
| 80 | Galaxy Invasion Plus by Reviewed by Mark E. Renne |
| 81 | Sea Dragon by Reviewed by Dean F. H. Macy |
Atari/Side: | |
| 83 | Deadstick Landing by Al Ragsdale; Atari translation by Al Johnston Can you land the world's fastest glider - the Space Shuttle Orbiter? You must in this complex simulation. The author included his calculations from a Master's thesis in Avionics Instrumentation. Good luck - you ' ll need it! |
| 86 | Saucer Formation by David N. Plotkin Look out! The alien saucers are descending, dropping bombs as they come. Do your best, but be forewarned - the better you get, the more wily and quick become their strategies. |
| 90 | An Atari Christmas by Reviewed by David N. Plotkin Clowns and Balloons, Shooting Arcade, Preppie, Raster Blaster |
| 96 | Nautilus and Shamus by Reviewed by Sheldon Leemon |
| 100 | Exploring The Atari Frontier by Alan J. Zett The Display List Interrupt (DLI) option of the Atari's ANTIC chip can be very complicated to understand. We've tried to simplify it for you, using a take-apart of some of the features of Hopper as an example. |
Apple/Side: | |
| 107 | Blockade by Louis Roy You'll need nerves of steel for this one. You must build walls at high speed, being careful to avoid any built by your opponent. If you're a person who thinks at right angles, this is the game for you . |
| 112 | Apple Stocking Stuffers by Reviewed by Hartley G. Lesser Choplifter, Track Attack, Star Blazer |
| 119 | Sub Hunt by Matt Clark The seas beneath your ship are teeming with enemy submarines. Armed with a cargo of depth charges, you must scour the seas, eliminating the enemy wherever you find him. |
| 120 | A Big Button for Your Apple Paddle by Richard Sturtz If your thumb is close to having a hole in it from pushing the button on your paddle controller, we have a solution for you . Replace the small button with a larger one, big enough to push with your big toe if you want. |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 03 / Issue 36 |
| Date: | December, 1982 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 35,076,305 |
| Pages: | 132 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 03 (1982)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 36][82-12][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
| Status: | INCOMPLETE |
Cover Feature: | |
| 22 | Alternatives to BASIC by Allen L. Wold This exploration of the most popular languages available for microcomputers today, with comparisons to BASIC, reaches an interesting conclusion . |
Features: | |
| 14 | The US Festival - Rock Show or Technology Fair by Virginia Lyons It was touted as a blend of technology fair and rock music extravaganza. Did it live up to its advance billing? |
| 19 | Starting FORTH by Reviewed by Peter J . Favaro |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/ Output |
| 10 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 10 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 31 | General Information Concerning SoftSide Line Listings, SWAT and Media Versions |
| 116 | New Products |
| 118 | Dealer List |
| 122 | Market/ Side |
| 124 | Advertisers Index |
| 127 | Machine Head *PC/SIDE |
| 32 | Data Base by Mark Pelczarski; Translation by Fred Condo Now for the IBM PC - Developing Data Base gives PC users a convenient tool for keeping myriads of lists and data under control. |
| 40 | Operation Sabotage by Ray Sato; Translation by Fred Condo and Kerry Shetline Your mission - paralyze the alien power which threatens the earth by destroying their base on Mars and stealing their plans for a powerful defense shield. |
Atari/Side: | |
| 49 | POKEY Player II by Craig Chamberlain This enhancement allows you to play music in the background while the BASIC program RUNS. Also - an exciting musical example. |
| 52 | Munchkin Attack by David N. Plotkin Avoid the hungry creatures determined to gobble you Up, as you try to devour a yellow dot. Will you be able to turn the tables on your pursuers? |
| 58 | Atari fig-FORTH by H. E. Striepe Enter the exciting world of FORTH through this interactive tutorial. Then, start programming with the language - included on the disk! |
| 64 | VALFORTH for the Atari by Reviewed by Sheldon Leemon |
| 68 | An Overview of Atari Pascal by Reviewed by Jeannine M. Giffee |
Apple/Side: | |
| 72 | Atlantis by Michael Newman The ancient civilization of Atlantis is under seige. As the gunner manning the neutralizers against the enemy's weapons, the population's survival depends on your steady hand. |
| 89 | Master Blaster by Steven Wong Use your powerful laser to destroy the attacking aliens before they break through the deflector screens protecting your planet. |
| 93 | Fortress by Ronald Azuma You man the last surviving fortress in the Mars defense line. The aliens are attacking! Can you hold your own against the marauding enemy? |
| 77 | LOGO - The Programmer Friendly Language by Reviewed by Steve Birchall |
| 87 | Apple LOGO (book) by Reviewed by Steve Birchall |
| 95 | ALDS II by Reviewed by Cary Bradley |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 100 | Space Fire by Bruce Forstall and David Henderson Space intruders threaten your planet. You must fight back with your steerable missiles, |
| 103 | Flip-Tag by Thomas Hanlin III Are you the pursuer or the pursued? You're never sure when the computer is going to turn the tables on you in this adaptation of a popular children 's game, |
| 106 | APL 80 by Phelps Gates APL has been called the elegant computer language. You'lJ find out why with this implementation o f the language for both Models I and III. We' ve even included a valuable series of lessons, |
| 112 | Pascal 80 by Reviewed by J. B. Harrell III |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 04 / Issue 37 |
| Date: | January, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 255,204,146 |
| Pages: | 132 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 04 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 37][83-01][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 22 | Deluxe Personal Finance (TRS-80) by Lance Micklus; Translations and modifications by the SoltSide Programming Staff We present the checking account program of an impressive personal finance package in part one of two. It's time to get control of where your money's going. |
Features: | |
| 11 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Allen L. Wold In Television - A Changing World, the author discusses the dynamic nature of television's impact on our society. |
| 14 | My Side Of The Page by Lance Micklus This issue's topic is a look at the intricacies of copyright law and their relevance to computer software. |
| 18 | Calc/Side by David Peters You can manage your household like a business with the general ledger created in this edition of Calc/Side. |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/Output |
| 10 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 10 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 49 | General Information Concerning SoltSide Line Listings, S W A T and Media Versions |
| 120 | New Products |
| 123 | Market/Side |
| 126 | Advertisers' Index |
| 127 | Machine Head |
PC/Side: | |
| 50 | Poster Maker by Fred Condo; IBM translation by Fred Condo Poster Maker is a new banner-making program which allows you to make posters with oversized words running the same way ordinary printing would. |
| 55 | Home Finance Program For The IBM-PC by Reviewed by Katherine Ackerman and Glen N. Ackerman, M.D. |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 57 | Turret And Track by Ron Potkin You sit in front of a control console in Battle Headquarters. The enemy's tanks are bent on destroying your tanks, and you must hit Enemy Headquarters to de-activate them. |
| 59 | ILIST Patch Program by Joseph Iwanski This modification will allow ILIST to work with Modell's with all upper case. |
| 61 | Cassette Coffee Break by Charles Morrison This article shows you how to save time with the tedious chore of cassette input/output. |
| 70 | Garage Sale Records by Ernie Chapin Planning a garage sale? This program provides a system for recording your sales transactions efficiently. |
| 74 | SCRIPTR And CRAYON by Reviewed by Tim Knight |
Atari/Side: | |
| 76 | Disk Peeker/Poker by Mike Westerfield; Atari translation by Brad Sagarin With this disk editing utility, you can examine and alter sector data on any Atari disk. |
| 77 | Car Race by Jonathan D. Youngwood All the thrills and challenges of drag racing, without the hazards to life and limb, await you in this game. |
| 88 | Personal Finance System by Reviewed by Edward and Sharon Middlebrook |
| 92 | Your Atari Computer by Reviewed by James V. Trunzo |
Apple/Side: | |
| 94 | Applesoft Extensions 2 by Kerry Shetline Give Applesoft new scope and power with this easy-to-use enhancement package. Here are most of the features you could only dream about before. |
| 100 | Managing Money With Your Computer by Reviewed by Steve Birchall (A User's Report on Apple's Personal Finance Manager) |
| 104 | Blackjack by Edmund R. Malinowski One to five players challenge the dealer in this card game based on the rules of the Atlantic City casinos. |
| 112 | Apple Diskourse by Cary Bradley How many times have you deleted a file from one of your disks, only to immediately discover that you want it back? With Recover, we offer you a method for retrieving those precious files. |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 05 / Issue 38 |
| Date: | February, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 214,927,492 |
| Pages: | 116 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 05 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 38][83-02][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 37 | Deluxe Personal Finance - The Budget Program by Lance Micklus In the second installment we present a budget program to help you manage your money more efficiently. |
Features: | |
| 12 | My Side Of The Page by Lance Micklus Everything you need to know about the Electronic Bulletin Board. |
| 16 | News From The Source A report on the nation's first electronic novel. |
| 18 | The World Connection - Part I by Tim Knight Get into the world of computer data communications. |
| 22 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Fred D'Ignazio Did you ever visit a haunted house? New technology, illustrated by the Epcot Center, may make the traditional attractions pale by comparison |
| 28 | The Electronic Cottage Industry - Telecommuting Comes Of Age by Katherine Ackerman Someday, in the near future, our offices may be our living rooms. |
| 32 | Modem Gaming by Roe R. Adams, III If you love games, and own a modem, you can enjoy this exciting new field. |
| 34 | The Gripe-A-Gram Machine by Steve Birchall With this article, you'll learn how to use your computer to personalize, beautify and streamline your correspondence. |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/Output |
| 10 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 10 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 55 | General Information Concerning SoftSide Line Listings, SWAT and Media Versions |
| 103 | New Products |
| 107 | Market/Side |
| 110 | Advertisers' Index |
| 111 | Machine Head |
PC/Side: | |
| 56 | Word Search Puzzle Generator by David W. Durkee You'll enjoy matching wits with your computer in this game. |
| 58 | Type Faces For The IBM PC by Reviewed by Steven Ringwood |
Apple/Side: | |
| 61 | Concentration by Glenn Archer If you enjoyed the television game show, you'll love playing this memory challenging game on your Apple |
| 68 | Super Quest: The Quest For The Mega Crown by Jeff Hurlburt This fantasy-adventure game takes you into the 23rd century on a quest for the elusive Mega Crown. |
| 65 | The Arcade Machine by Reviewed by Hartley G. Lesser |
| 72 | The Accountant by Reviewed by Cary W. Bradley |
| 74 | Legend 64 KC Memory Card by Reviewed by Fred Condo |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 75 | TRS-80 Data Communication Systems by Reviewed by Stuart Hawkinson A Guide to the Operation of TRS-80 Microcomputers as Communication Devices |
| 87 | Super Directory by Reviewed by Mark E. Renne |
| 76 | Squares A Deux by Sanford Deutsch You'll enjoy this challenging computer adaptation of a little puzzle of long ago. |
| 82 | ST80-DUC by Lance Micklus With ST80-DUC you can operate a computer in another room, or in another part of the country. |
Atari/Side: | |
| 89 | POKEY Player III by Craig Chamberlain and Harry Bratt This third and final Pokey Player installment offers enhancements to the Editor program and ties up all the loose ends. |
| 98 | Space Mines by Jeff Wilkes You are the sole defender of Earth against the ruthless Vahrenian spaceiiners. To reach and destroy the enemy, you must dodge deadly space mines and space creatures along the way. Good luck! |
| 96 | T.H.E. Terminal And TELELINK by Reviewed by Arlan R. Levitan |
| 102 | Human Errors by Doug Tuttle This set of three utility programs takes the drudgery out of dealing with program errors . |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 06 / Issue 39 |
| Date: | March, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 159,595,967 |
| Pages: | 88 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 06 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 39][83-03][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 12 | Starcross: Interlogic Science Fiction by Reviewed by Jay Marrone |
| 14 | Entertainment Tomorrow: Disney's EPCOT - Technology Or Magic? by Fred D'Ignazio Explore the history and the wonder of EPCOT, the world's premier theme park. The legacy of Walt Disney's genius has brought entertainment technology to the brink of magic. |
| 20 | The Battle For Your Mind? Secrets Of Game Software Design by Peter J Favaro What keeps us sitting at our computers for hours on end? Why can't we fight that irresistible urge to press SYSTEM RESET one more time? Mr. Favaro discusses his theories here. |
| 26 | The World Connection II by Tim Knight Terminal software is hard to shop for. This time, we cover some of the more popular versions and offer a checklist for choosing the features you need. |
| 28 | Calc/Side: Balancing The Outgo To The Income by David Peters In this installment, we present a budgeting feature for VisiCalc which can save you from unpleasant surprises. |
| 31 | Smith-Corona TP-1 Daisy Wheel Printer by Reviewed by Harry Temple |
| 32 | The Brother HR-1 Printer by Reviewed by V.S. Gavande |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/Output |
| 10 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 10 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 73 | New Products |
| 76 | Market/Side |
| 78 | Advertisers Index |
| 79 | Machine Head |
PC/Side: | |
| 36 | Review: AQUA-RUN by Reviewed by Robert C. Gray |
Apple/Side: | |
| 42 | Apple Diskourse, part 5 by Cary W Bradley With CONV, the program for this installment, you simplify and speed up decimal/hexadecimal conversion. |
| 39 | Review: Battle Of Shiloh by Reviewed by Mike Shadick and Sallie Stephenson |
| 48 | Review: Global Program Line Editor by Reviewed by Michael R. Sullivan |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 51 | Review: PANIK by Reviewed by Mark E Renne |
| 52 | OKIDATA OKIGRAPH Graphics ROM by Reviewed by John Ratzlaff |
| 56 | Review: The Alternate Sort by Reviewed by Mark E Renne |
| 58 | Review: Miner 2049ER by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 60 | Review: FileManager + by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 66 | Exploring The Atari Frontier by Alan J Zett In this installment, you will explore the wonders and mysteries of the GTIA chip. |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 07 / Issue 40 |
| Date: | April, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 173,821,951 |
| Pages: | 96 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 07 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 40][83-04][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 12 | Entertainment Tomorrow by Fred D'Ignazio Robots scurrying through your home, computerized TV gameshows and a boom in educational computer games are the author's predictions for the not-so-distant future. |
| 16 | The World Connection by T R Knight In this installment, we take a look at the "little guys" of computer data communications - bulletin board systems. |
| 20 | Where Has All The Resolution Gone? An Introduction To Video by Tom Flynn Bridge the communication gap between television broadcasting and computer graphics. |
| 22 | Cardboard To Cable: Computer Graphics Promote Community Awareness by Ame Choate Flynn Publicizing their efforts and their upcoming activities has always been a headache for the non-profit, underbudgeted organization. An innovative new service utilizing computer graphics is 1 changing all that for non-profit groups in NYC. |
| 27 | The BASIC Conversions Handbook by Reviewed by Stephen G. Stone III If the many dialects of BASIC confound you, you'll appreciate this little book. |
| 28 | Speaking Easy by Reviewed by Peter J. Favaro So you want your amputer to talk to you? The author reviews three of the most popular speech synthesizers on the market today,and suggests some practical applications for them, as well. |
| 36 | The Documentation Doctor: The User-Programmer Gap by Michael L. Sanders Writing your own software? This article is chock full of helpful hints for writing effective documentation. |
| 40 | Bytes In Toyland by Peter J. Favaro The author reports on his trip to the American Toy Fair - a veritable blizzard of innovative games and entertainment systems for the younger generation. |
| 43 | Symposium On Small Computers And The Arts by Ame Choate Flynn Small and friendly, this conference highlights microcomputer graphics and music. |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input |
| 10 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 10 | Bugs, Worms & OtherUndesirables |
| 45 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 81 | New Products |
| 83 | Market/Side |
| 84 | Advertisers' Index |
| 85 | Machine Head |
Apple/Side: | |
| 46 | LPS II - The Gibson Light Pen by Reviewed by David Robitaille |
| 52 | Bolo by Reviewed by Kenneth S. Close |
| 53 | Apple Backpack: Humanized Programming In BASIC by Reviewed by Steve Birchall |
PC/Side: | |
| 56 | Microsoft Flight Simulator by Reviewed by Jay Marrone |
Atari/Side: | |
| 60 | Making Waves With The Atari by Bill Williams This article details the process of turning your Atari into an inexpensive oscilloscope. |
| 63 | Graphics 8 Writing by Sol Guber This informative article explores the versatility of the Atari's GRAPHICS 8 mode. |
| 68 | Exploring The Atari Frontier by Alan J. Zett More on the mysteries of the GTIA chip. In this installment, the author demonstrates the uses of the GTIA with Machine Language. |
| 65 | Astrochase by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 76 | Protector II by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 77 | Submarine Commander by Reviewed by Rick Koenig |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 78 | Key Commander by Reviewed by Tim Knight |
| 79 | Time Runner by Reviewed by Mark E. Renne |
| 80 | Armored Patrol by Reviewed by Andre Chen |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 08 / Issue 41 |
| Date: | June, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 146,561,919 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 08 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 41][83-06][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 10 | The World Connection by Tim Knight Discover the many entertaining pastimes available on the large user networks. |
| 12 | Calc/Side: The VisiCalc Spreadsheet Comes Home by David Peters Learn how to merge VisiCalc models to compare sets of data. |
| 16 | Entertainment Tomorrow: The Ubiquitous Bar Code by Allen L. Wold Library catalogues and book checkout systems, and books for the blind are among the myriad potential uses of the bar code. |
| 19 | Adventuring Is Best! by Judy Neyhart Society questions the influences of arcade games on today's youth, but what about adventure games? Some important benefits include improving the children's problem solving, imagination and reading skills. |
| 22 | Joystick Alternatives by Sheldon Leemon If you've puzzled over the many joysticks on the market today, wondering which one's right for you, take heart! This review will help to make a difficult choice easy. |
| 28 | Financial Operating System by J. M. Keynes We welcome a new columnist, who (in the few odd moments he spends away from his yacht) shares his insights on using a computer to help build your personal fortune. |
| 33 | Computers And Personal Values by David De Long Take a group of computer people, challenge them with hard questions about the role of computers in society, and you have the makings for spirited debate. |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input/Output |
| 9 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 37 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 70 | New Products |
| 73 | Market/Side |
| 74 | Advertisers' Index |
| 74 | Machine Head |
PC/Side: | |
| 47 | Tales Of The Bewildering: Writing Machine Language On The IBM PC by Kerry Shetline Explore the mysteries and rewards of learning to write Machine Language for the IBM PC. |
| 51 | Filemanager + by Reviewed by Steve Birchall |
Apple/Side: | |
| 54 | Apple Diskourse, Part 6 by Cary Bradley Come along as we explore ASOFTCOMPARE, a debugging utility which finds differences between two versions of the same program. |
| 58 | Kraft Apple Compatible Joystick And Game Paddles by Reviewed by Fred Condo |
| 60 | Pinball Construction Set by Reviewed by William Kubeck |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 38 | Dunzhin by Reviewed by Allen L. Wold |
| 42 | The Eliminator by Reviewed by Chris Calwell |
| 44 | The Magic Of INKEY String by Charles M. Morrison This tutorial shows you how to use INKEY$ to edit keyboard input effectively. |
Atari/Side: | |
| 64 | Exploring The Atari Frontier by Alan J. Zett Meet Atari's Player/Missile Graphics - the lazy person's way to create complex, animated game graphics. |
| 63 | Graphic Master by Reviewed by Richard E. Herring |
| 69 | Slime by Reviewed by Richard E. Herring |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 09 / Issue 42 |
| Date: | July, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 157,413,170 |
| Pages: | 88 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 09 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 42][83-07][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 6 | Entertainment Tomorrow: Gourmet Cooking Computer-style by Allen L. Wold The kitchen of the future might include a robot chef and open on to a computer-controlled greenhouse. Imagine gourmet meals prepared by a different "guest chef" every night. Have your computer take a weekly inventory and automatically transmit your order to the supermarket, for delivery at your convenience. |
| 10 | The World Connection: Network Conversations by Tim Knight Electronic mail enables you to send messages instantly, anywhere in the world - no waiting for the Postal Service to hand deliver a letter. Networks also give you group conversations, bulletin boards, and even group games. |
| 12 | Text Sampler by Joe W. Rocke Is your prose too flowery? Do long-winded sentences exhaust your readers? This utility helps you to check verbosity, before fog enshrouds your ideas. |
| 20 | Apple's New Twist: The IIe by Reviewed by Fred Condo The latest update of the Apple II has an improved keyboard, upper and lower case, an optional 80-column card and up to 128K memory - everything you always wanted. Inside it has fewer chips, and generates less heat than previous models. |
| 25 | Financial Operating System: The Have Your Cake And Eat It Too Investment by J. M. Keynes Convertible securities are a little-known but highly profitable investment medium today, and you'll find out all about them in this installment. |
| 33 | Murphy And Me (fiction) by Steve Birchall Life with an unpredictable and opinionated robot is an exercise in patience and perseverance. |
Departments: | |
| 4 | Editorial |
| 5 | Output: Philosophies Of Life |
| 36 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 76 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 77 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 78 | New Products |
| 81 | Machine Head |
| 80 | Market/Side |
| 80 | Advertisers' Index |
PC/Side: | |
| 56 | The Volkswriter by Reviewed by Steve Birchall |
| 59 | The Word Plus by Reviewed by Fred Condo |
Apple/Side: | |
| 62 | Hello Hider by Paul R. Taylor If you never seem to have enough disk space when you need it try this utility. It frees space on your disk for programming. |
| 68 | AppleWriter For The IIe by Reviewed by Fred Condo |
| 71 | Bank Street Writer by Reviewed by Jon Voskuil |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 52 | CopyArt II by Reviewed by Robert J. Hennessey |
| 54 | Radio Shack Modem II by Reviewed by Vik Gavande |
Atari/Side: | |
| 37 | Spell Wizard by Reviewed by Richard E. Herring |
| 38 | AtariWriter by Reviewed by Arlan Levitan |
| 41 | Bank Street Writer For The Atari by Reviewed by Robert Riggs |
| 42 | Seikosha AT-100 Printer by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 45 | Exploring The Atari Frontier by Alan J. Zett Remember the short demo program at the end of our last installment? This time we'll take it apart and see how it works. |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 10 / Issue 43 |
| Date: | August, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 198,503,991 |
| Pages: | 104 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 10 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 43][83-08][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 6 | Calc/Side: "Whatiffing" With VisiCalc by David Peters Visicalc's powerful recalculation feature opens the door to the fun of "whatiffing." You can see instantly the effects of substituting alternative sets of values for your variables. |
| 8 | Entertainment Tomorrow: The Office Of The Future by Allen L. Wold Computerized offices open the door to new working environments and lifestyles. Telecommuting is the next step in the evolution of the workplace. |
| 12 | The World Connection: MicroNet: Sophisticated Network Services by Tim Knight For the advanced network user, CompuServe offers a variety of programming languages, powerful word processors, and even group games. |
| 14 | Taught To The Tune Of A Silicon Chip by Peter J. Favaro Computers can do more than drills and rote memorization exercises they can teach how to use ideas and make judgements. |
| 22 | The Crisis In Education: Can The Computer Help? by Saul Bernstein The controversy over the direction education has taken over the last twenty years is hotter than ever. |
| 26 | Micro Revolution In Higher Education by Steve Birchall Many colleges are beginning to integrate personal computers into the curriculum. The applications in arts and humanities, as well as in science and engineering are surprising - and exciting. |
| 34 | Cultivating Creativity by Wes and Leslie Horlacher with Susan Kenney. Creativity is distinctively human but computers lend themselves to automating the execution of creative ideas. |
| 36 | Teaching Software by Arne Choate Flynn with Michael Callery and Tom F1ynn Does computer literacy result from a course in BASIC or from a course in VisiCalc? Find out in this in depth discussion of computer literacy. |
| 40 | Schooling With Software by Peter J. Favaro See what Peter Favaro has to say about some important educational software, publications and materials for the new wave of microcomputers appearing in schools across the country. |
| 44 | CES: Computers Capture The Consumer Electronics Show by Steve Birchall The CES used to be an audio show. In 1983, everything took a back seat to computers at this enormous electronic extravaganza. |
| 51 | Financial Operating System: I'll Buy The Empire State Building by J. M. Keynes Let the pigeons fall for the get-rich-quick pitches of the "rental scam" seminars. Your computer can help you examine the real potential of rental property. |
| 61 | Kids And Computers by Reviewed by Judy Neyhart Parents and teachers are taking an ever closer look at where computers fit into the lives of children. |
Departments: | |
| 3 | Editorial |
| 4 | Input/Output |
| 62 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 88 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 89 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 90 | New Products |
| 94 | Market / Side |
| 95 | Machine Head |
| 9 | Advertisers' Index |
Atari/Side: | |
| 63 | Exploring The Atari Frontier by Alan J. Zett Continuing the discussion of Player / Missile Graphics, Alan Zett shows how to make your displays come alive through animation. |
| 70 | Speed Reading by Reviewed by Steven Oliver II |
| 72 | ABC Compiler by Reviewed by Carl Firman |
Apple/Side: | |
| 75 | Apple Diskourse by Cary W. Bradley This installment moves away from a semitechnical, utility orientation to tutor Apple users in how to use DOS and incorporate disk functions within your programs. |
| 78 | Music Theory Software by Reviewed by Steve Birchall |
TRS-80/Side: | |
| 82 | Weerd by Reviewed by Mark Renne |
| 83 | Jabbertalky by Reviewed by Mark Renne |
| 86 | Facts In Five by Reviewed by Robert Gray |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 11 / Issue 44 |
| Date: | September, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 185,292,016 |
| Pages: | 108 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 11 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 44][83-09][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 6 | The World Connection: Computer Crime: Pirates and Phone Phreaks by Tim Knight Technological crime is burgeoning in the microcomputer age. The source of the illness lies in the expanded capabilities the new technology offers, but so does the cure. |
| 9 | Entertainment Tomorrow: The Futurephone: A Broader View by Allen L. Wold The telephone is a familiar device most of us use every day. Major changes are ahead which may affect our lives in significant ways as the simple phone evolves into a sophisticated communications tool for much more than voice transmission alone. |
| 14 | Wargames: A Review and Commentary by Steve Birchall A Doomsday Computer playing war games with a young computer freak takes the world to the brink of total destruction. In the process, they raise troubling questions about humanity permitting large arsenals of nuclear weapons to exist, and how wisely our military and political leaders control them. |
| 18 | The Battle For Your Mind (Part Ii): Arousing Fantasy by Peter J. Favaro Adventure games can be much more exciting when you harness the power of fantasy to involve the player in the situation. Give him a scenario which stimulates him to act out his own role, and supply him with characters who have dramatic personalities. |
| 23 | Financial Operating System by J. M. Keynes You can succeed in the commodities markets. This program tracks price trends and accurately predicts major movements so you can optimize your profits - and avoid taking big losses. |
| 38 | Calc/Side: VisiCalc Plays Games Too! by David Peters Have fun with your spreadsheet. This adaptation of the old pencil and paper game of Battleship uses VisiCalc's logic functions and grid system to hide stars in an imaginary universe. |
| 42 | Is It Fun? by M. M. McClung Have you ever asked yourself, "What kind of a mind would design such a twisted game?" Find out in this rollicking, free-form interview with two of the industry's most creative game designers, Marc Blank and Mike Beriyn. |
| 46 | Murphy And Me: Robot Lib (fiction) by Steve Birchall It's not easy being a robot. The oppression of our Silicon Citizens has reached intolerable levels, and Murphy bares his chips in this moving account of the widespread discrimination against robots. |
Reviews: | |
| 50 | Zork by Reviewed by Mark Renne One of the most sophisticated and enjoyable adventure games, Zork I enables you to talk to the computer in complete, natural sentences. It also "understands" the implications of your actions and relates the command you just typed to previous actions. |
| 52 | Suspended by Reviewed by Arlan Levitan Cryogenically frozen, you must find a way to escape, using a corps of robots, each with specialized abilities. Meanwhile, the authorities have a couple of clones of yourself "frozen in butter sauce" so you'll have to be careful. |
Departments: | |
| 2 | Editorial |
| 4 | Input |
| 12 | The Data Stack |
| 55 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 89 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 90 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 92 | New Products |
| 94 | MicroLog: Resources Received |
| 96 | Market/Side |
| 96 | Advertisers' Index |
| 97 | Machine Head |
| 56 | Night Mission Pinball by Reviewed by Robert L. Gray |
| 58 | Genesis by Reviewed by Cary W. Bradley |
| 60 | Prisoner 2 by Reviewed by Jeff Hurlburt |
| 62 | Adventuring On The Apple by Edward E. Anuff |
| 68 | Ultima Ii: Revenge Of The Enchantress by Reviewed by Carl M. Firman |
| 70 | Jumbo Jet Pilot by Reviewed by John Ludtke |
| 72 | Shamus Case 2 by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 73 | Matchboxes by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 74 | Exploring The Atari Frontier by Alan J . Zett Manipulating Players and Missiles |
| 84 | Fredericksburg by Reviewed by Stuart Hawkinson |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 6 No 12 / Issue 45 |
| Date: | November, 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 199,819,768 |
| Pages: | 112 |
| TOSEC: | Iss 45 / 83-11 / INCONSISTENT SIZE TOSEC: SoftSide Magazine Vol 6 No 12 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 45][83-11][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 13 | Entertainment Tomorrow: The Futurephone: A Broader View, Part I by Allen L. Wold Packaging and transmitting information is one of the most pressing challenges of the future, and rapidly developing telephone technology will play a leading part in solving the intrinsic problems. |
| 15 | The World Connection: Establishing Your Own Bulletin Board Service by Tim Knight Without a human operator (SYSOP) you have no BBS, and here are a few guidelines if you are thinking of starting your own BBS - equipment and software specifications, as well as responsibilities - the nuts and bolts of The World Connection. |
| 17 | Silicon Fashions In Paris: A Conversation With E. De Senneville Tyvek evening wear is only one of the hot, high-fashion ideas you'll find in this informal interview with Paris designer, Elisabeth de Senneville. Haute couture and the computer meet and make friends. |
| 22 | The State Of Computer Art: A Conversation With Arne Choate Flynn and Steve Birchall More affordable systems, more colors, higher resolution, parallel processors, and improved software are the trends in computer graphics. Find out more in this engaging interview with Softside's Special Projects Editor in graphics. |
| 28 | Financial Operating System: Explore Your Options by J. M. Keynes PUT and CALL your way to untold riches. If the options market intrigues you, learn some important tricks of the trade in this installment, before you break out your bankroll. |
| 30 | Calc/Side: The VisiCalc Spreadsheet Comes Home: Looking It Up - Getting It Right! by David Peters Spreadsheets are spreadsheets, as roses are roses - almost. This time "VisiClone" users will welcome the news that their software shares many important features with the Cadillac of spreadsheets, including the pivotal LOOKUP function. |
| 35 | Working In The Field: A Look At Art And Artists At Siggraph '83 by Lisa Gillham An artist views SIGGRAPH '83, and paints vivid word portraits of recent computer art, proving that computers can enhance the development and execution of ideas. |
| 42 | A Window On The Past by Saul Bernstein and Arne Choate Flynn Peeking through the computer's magic window at the mental processes of the old masters, we can see how they brought their paintings to life from successive layers of sketches. |
| 51 | The Soft Side Gallery by Arne Choate Flynn, Curator Stroll through SoltSide's First Computer Art Show and survey the broad range of styles and techniques artists are using in this new medium. |
Reviews: | |
| 38 | Epson Hx-20 by Reviewed by Robert Hennessey Free yourself from the power line, and give yourself a truly portable computing tool, with this powerful but compact "Notebook" computer. It includes everything the traveling executive or working poet needs on the road. |
| 40 | Transtar by Reviewed by Kenneth Close How about a letter quality printer at a dot matrix price? A unique "AutoLoad" feature makes handling single sheets easy, and an optional attachment adds a tractor assembly if you need it. |
| 46 | Koala Pad by Reviewed by Arne Choate Flynn This state-of-the-art position-sensing device answers the need for a "humanistic" means of input for artists who prefer methods that emulate traditional artistic strokes. |
Departments: | |
| 6 | Editorial |
| 7 | Output |
| 8 | The Data Stack |
| 12 | Input |
| 60 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 102 | Hints & Enhancements |
| 103 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 104 | New Products |
| 106 | MicroLog |
| 107 | Machine Head |
| 108 | Market/Side |
| 108 | Advertiser's Index |
| 61 | Graphics Utility And Joypaint by Reviewed by Michael Callery |
| 65 | Pc Basic A2.0 by Reviewed by Michael Callery |
| 70 | Sprite Master by Reviewed by Sharon Aker |
| 73 | Ceemac And Maestro by Reviewed by Andre Schklowsky |
| 78 | The Graphic Solution by Reviewed by Roberta Schwartz |
| 80 | GraForth by Reviewed by Tom Flynn |
| 82 | Fontrix by Reviewed by Roberta Schwartz |
| 86 | Apple Diskourse by Cary W. Bradley Learn how to incorporate disk files into your programs. |
| 88 | Designs From Your Mind With Atari Graphics by Reviewed by Scott Berfield |
| 90 | Versawriter by Reviewed by Spyder Webb |
| 93 | Pm Animator by Reviewed by Carl M. Firman |
| 95 | Dos+ 3.5 by Reviewed by Robert C. Kyle |
| 98 | Newbasic 2.0 by Reviewed by Mark Renne |
| 100 | Vid 80 by Reviewed by Mark Renne |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 7 No 01 / Issue 46 |
| Date: | January, 1984 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 175,945,220 |
| Pages: | 88 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 7 No 01 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 46][83-12][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 12 | Entertainment Tomorrow: The Futurephone: A Broader View: Part Iii by Allen L. Wold The size of the futurephone will play a large part in altering the way you use this homely tool. You may have to choose between the inconvenience of a large device in every room, or the convenience of a handset without full function. |
| 14 | The World Connection: Wargames And The World Connection by Tim Knight Though the WarGames film has a few plot holes, computer break-ins and related capers are too common to ignore. Learn what's happening to curb abuse of computer technology. |
| 16 | How Video Games Affect Players by Peter J. Favaro, Ph.D. Do video games increase the level of hostility in players? Do they promote useful skills? Are video games more harmful than TV? Previously, the answers to these questions have been based on speculation, but pioneering scientific research has provided some surprising answers. |
| 18 | Interactive Videodiscs: Entertainment For The Eighties by Randal L. Kottwitz Interactive videodiscs provide a new entertainment and educational medium with capabilities never before possible. Solve a murder mystery by interviewing suspects, or searching rooms. Learn to cook like a French chef. Entertain the kids for hours on end with interactive games. |
| 24 | Computer Furniture by Steve Birchall Plagued by headaches, bleary eyes or an aching back after a session at the computer? Most of it could be the result of poor posture and uncomfortable furniture. Human-engineered furniture can help. |
| 30 | Computers And Culture: A Conference "Wit No Cultcha" by Peter J. Favaro Creating a machine with artificial intelligence is an area of intense competition, and at leads to heated discussions on what constitutes intelligence. At this conference, scientists seemed intent on doing battle, rather than comparing notes. |
| 33 | Computers And Culture by Arthur Fink In another response to the same conference, Arthur Fink expresses his disappointment that the social and philosophical issues, which were the announced topics, were ignored. |
| 36 | System Paranoia by Harvey Bojarsky If you're worried about how computers are taking over, if you've always wanted to be the controller instead of the controllee, here are a few tongue-in-cheek tips on how your computer can help you create the climate. |
| 38 | Financial Operating System: Retire A Millionaire by J. M. Keynes Learn how to set up your own IRA and maximize the investment return on it. |
| 41 | Witness by Reviewed by James V. Trunzo Experience the flavor of the 30's, as you solve the mystery in the second release of the Infocom Mystery Series. |
| 46 | Calc/Side: The VisiCalc Spreadsheet Comes Home: The Calc Utilities Disk - Use It Any Time by David Peters Create a VisiCalc utilities disk filled with templates, modules of models, formats and formulae, to save precious calc-time. |
| 48 | Software Agents by Gary M. Kaplan Literary agents and software authors are rediscovering each other. Learn how this will affect the marketing and distribution of software - and the price. |
Departments: | |
| 1 | Editorial |
| 4 | Input |
| 7 | Output |
| 8 | The Data Stack |
| 10 | New Products |
| 52 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 82 | Hints & Enhancements |
| 79 | Bugs, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 80 | MicroLog |
| 83 | Machine Head |
| 84 | Market/Side |
| 84 | Advertiser's Index |
| 49 | Neutral Zone by Reviewed by Sharon Zardetto Aker |
| 50 | Space Sentinel by Reviewed by Sharon Zardetto Aker |
| 55 | Clash by Reviewed by Mark E . Renne |
| 56 | Desert Peril And Devil's Tower by Reviewed by Mark E. Renne |
| 57 | Pentapus by Reviewed by Jeff Hurlburt |
| 58 | Police Artist by Reviewed by Jeff Hurlburt |
| 58 | Thunderbombs by Reviewed by Jeff Hurlburt |
| 59 | Crime Wave by Reviewed by J eff Hurlburt |
| 60 | Laser Bounce by Reviewed by Cary W. Bradley |
| 61 | Shuttle Intercept by Reviewed by Cary W. Bradley |
| 62 | Kamikaze by Reviewed by Cary W. Bradley |
| 62 | Axis Assassin by Reviewed by Cary W . Bradley |
| 63 | Hard Hat Mack by Reviewed by Cary W. Bradley |
| 64 | Spectre by Reviewed by Jeff Hurlburt |
| 66 | Space Strike by Reviewed by Robert C. Gray |
| 66 | Big Top by Reviewed by Kenneth Nichols |
| 67 | Galaxy Master by Reviewed by Robert C. Gray |
| 68 | Master Miner by Reviewed by Kenneth Nichols |
| 68 | Home Computer Major League Baseball by Reviewed by Jordan Gold |
| 70 | Zaxxon by Reviewed by Greg Kopp |
| 72 | Preppie Ii by Reviewed by Carl M. Firman |
| 72 | Donkey Kong by Reviewed by Carl M. Firman |
| 73 | Mule by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 74 | Archon by Reviewed by James V. Trunzo |
| 75 | A.e. by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 75 | David's Midnight Magic by Reviewed by Richard Herring |
| 76 | Software For A Song by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 78 | A Full Broadside From Synapse Software by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
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| Name: | SoftSide Magazine |
| Issue: | Vol 7 No 02 / Issue 47 |
| Date: | February, 1984 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 144,963,161 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Vol 7 No 02 (1984)(SoftSide Publications)[Iss 47][84-02][INCONSISTENT SIZE][OCR] |
Features: | |
| 12 | The World Connection: Low Cost Entry System by Tim Knight Small can be beautiful if your wallet is thin. Telecommunications is affordable and this installment will show you how. |
| 14 | Entertainment Tomorrow: The Futurephone: A Broader View, Part Iv by Allen L. Wold Optimistic writers sometimes overlook the awkward transition from a less technological to a more technological lifestyle. Here is a discussion of some of the obstacles to mass use of the futurephone. |
| 20 | Calc/Side: Forecasting Future Earnings by David Peters Regulating expenditures to prevent becoming over-extended can be difficult. Now is a good time to create your forecast for 1984 and here is a model to receive the monthly tracking on the actual receipts. |
| 23 | Financial Operating System: The $10,000,000 Formula by J. M. Keynes Day trading the commodity market is tricky. This installment is a story and a dare to any brave computer/arithmetic mastermind who can extrapolate the magic formula from trading data. A $3,000 prize awaits the winning entry in this exciting contest. |
| 26 | Computers And Musical Expression: A Conversation With Paul Lansky And Steve Birchall A composer who learns to play the computer is to a composer who writes for performers, something like a film maker is to a playwright. Paul Lansky offers food for thought about music and modern musical tools for musicians and music lovers alike. |
| 30 | Compact Discs: The Dawn Of Audio's Golden Age by Steve Birchall The music on a digital disc rises out of complete silence - no hiss, ticks, pops or other clues to tip you off that the record has started. This is only the beginning of the list of advantages the compact disc offers over analog recordings. |
| 36 | Computers, Lasers, Music, and Theatre: A Conversation With Paul Earls And Steve Birchall Learn how dramatic music (opera) meets technology in this in-depth interview with one of computer-music's luminaries and authorities on the subject. |
| 46 | The Digital Sound: Making Music With Soundchaser by Reviewed by Andy Muson The Soundchaser opened musical doors the author never imagined possible, and proved to be a catalyst to disk-overy, as you'll learn in this enthusiastic review. |
| 48 | Newcomp: Music, Poetry, Imagery by Rick Freidman NEWCOMP gathers the high-tech and arts worlds together to explore the application of intelligent machinery to music and related arts. Otto Laske and Curt Roads, the founders, have a great idea. |
Departments: | |
| 5 | Editorial |
| 6 | Input |
| 10 | New Products |
| 51 | The Sides of SoftSide |
| 71 | MicroLog |
| 72 | Hints and Enhancements |
| 73 | Bu2S, Worms & Other Undesirables |
| 74 | Market/Side |
| 74 | Advertisers'Index |
| 75 | Machine Head |
| 52 | Apple Diskourse: Random Access Files by Cary W. Bradley Learn how to locate a particular record in a random access file using a binary search |
| 55 | Music Maker by Reviewed by Jim Thompson |
| 56 | Listen To The MockingBoard: Apple Sound Comes Of Age by Reviewed by Jeff Hurlburt |
| 57 | Music Construction Set by Reviewed by Jeff Hurlburt |
| 59 | Necromancer by Reviewed by Richard Herring |
| 60 | Pokersam by Reviewed by Carl Firman |
| 61 | S.A.M.'s New Knobs by Reviewed by Carl M. Firman |
| 62 | Atari Sing-Along: A Review Of Atari Music Files by Reviewed by Robb Murray |
| 64 | Musical Computor: The Music Tutor by Reviewed by Robb Murray |
| 65 | Blue Max by Reviewed by David Plotkin |
| 66 | Pc Parrot by Reviewed by Tim Knight |
| 67 | Space Guardian by Reviewed by Robert C. Gray |
| 68 | Commodore's Music Cartridges by Reviewed by Sharon Zardetto Aker |
| 69 | Synthy 64 by Reviewed by Sharon Zardetto Aker |
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| Name: | SoftSide Selections Magazine |
| Issue: | ?? |
| Date: | ?? |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 54,009,687 |
| Pages: | 36 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Selections Force Of Arms Flip It (19xx)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 1 | Flip-It Ii by Michael Prescott In this board game, you find your computer a formidable opponent as you match wits trying to outflank and capture one another's pieces. |
Dv Bonus Program: | |
| 9 | Force Of Arms by Stephen J. Choi Can you conquer all of the Earth's territories, and dominate the globe? Only the craftiest general can overcome his adversaries in this war of cunning, strategy, chance, and Force of Arms. |
| 12 | Savo Island by Victor A. Vernon, Jr. The WW II Battle of Savo Island was a humiliating Allied defeat. In this computer simulation, however, you have a chance to change the history books. |
Adventure Disk And Cassette Bonus: | |
| 27 | It's About Time by Peter Kirsch Strolling in your neighborhood one day, you stumble upon a Time Machine. It propels you into the far future, where Henry Bowman's B Bomb has annihilated all you knew. Is Earth doomed to hellfire? |
| 28 | General Information |
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| Name: | SoftSide Selections Magazine |
| Issue: | 40 |
| Date: | 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 3,617,795 |
| Pages: | 26 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Selections Number 40 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 2 | Minigolf by Mitch Voth. Play an exciting nine holes on the golf course with your computer and your friends without ever leaving your living room |
Dv Bonus Program: | |
| 9 | Io-Miner by Peter G. Johnson Evil Proximans, preparing to attack the Sol System, have captured a plutonium mine on Jupiter's moon, Io. Your mission: destroy the Proximan's communications module at the mine's lowest level, and save the Earth and her sister planets |
| 12 | Defense by Greg Schroeder; TRS-80 translation by John Landers You must kill the menacing aliens to survive in this bizarre world |
Adventure Disk And Cassette Bonus: | |
| 20 | Volcano Island by John Olsen. Shipwrecked on a hostile tropical island, you must get a message to someone before the Island's volcano explodes, without offending the natives! |
| 22 | General Information |
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| Name: | SoftSide Selections Magazine |
| Issue: | 41 |
| Date: | 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Publications |
| Size: | 3,580,297 |
| Pages: | 26 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Selections Number 41 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 2 | Poker Squares by Ron O'Laughlin and Bob Whitworth; TRS-80 version by Rich Bouchard In this adaptation of the old poker solitaire game, the challenge is to find the optimum placement for both your good and bad cards. |
Dv Bonus Program: | |
| 11 | Micro-Monopoly by Charles W. Scott; TRS-80 version by Paul Schifferli This adaptation of the world famous board game pits you against the wily intelligence of your computer. |
| 12 | The Memory Game by Rich Bouchard Sharpen your memory skills for this game. |
Adventure Disk And Cassette Bonus: | |
| 20 | Softside Adventure Series - Atlantis by Peter Kirsch Your undersea explorations lead you to the long-hidden city of Atlantis ruled by the evil King Retep. You'll need all your wits about you to survive your encounter with this malevolent despot. |
General: | |
| 22 | General Information and System Requirements |
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| Name: | SoftSide Selections Magazine |
| Issue: | 42 |
| Date: | 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Selections |
| Size: | 68,736,546 |
| Pages: | 36 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Selections Number 42 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 3 | Microtext 2.0 by Jon Voskull Here is an easy-to-use BASIC word processor with edit, printout and search commands, for the whole family. |
Dv Bonus Program: | |
| 13 | Life Ii by Leo Christopherson Watch cells get born, multiply, form colonies and die in this realistic simulation game. |
| 16 | King Ii by John F. Gabriel Royal ways and whims determine the moves in this political war game of epic proportions. |
Adventure Disk And Cassette Bonus: | |
| 20 | Softside Adventure Series - The Arabian Nights by Peter Kirsch Brave the perils of ancient Baghdad to save the fair Princess in distress. |
General: | |
| 32 | General Information and System Requirements |
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| Name: | SoftSide Selections Magazine |
| Issue: | 43 |
| Date: | 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Selections |
| Size: | 51,137,701 |
| Pages: | 36 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Selections Number 43 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 2 | Relaaax ... by Peter J. Favaro; TRS-80 translation by Rich Bouchard. This program offers an easy, highly accessible system for relieving the tension that builds up after a long day at the computer, or over a hot stove cooking dinner for the family. After you learn how to use Relaaax ..., you can exorcise tension whenever necessary. |
Dv Bonus Program: | |
| 18 | Nine Games For Pre-School Children by George Blank Little ones should have their turn at the keys, and here is a collection of activities just right for your young children who are fascinated by the computer and who are ready to hone their readiness skills |
| 22 | Fall Constellations by Kirke Darbe The stars in the heavens will never be the same old sight after you use this program to aid your gazing |
Adventure Disk And Cassette Bonus: | |
| 20 | High School by David Pleacher; Translations by Peter Kirsch Anyone who ever went to high school knows what an adventure that was and is. Play the grade games and peer-group games, and wend your way through this simulation of one of life's great adventures. |
General: | |
| 32 | General Information and System Requirements |
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| Name: | SoftSide Selections Magazine |
| Issue: | 44 |
| Date: | 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Selections |
| Size: | 5,645,553 |
| Pages: | 34 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Selections Number 44 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 2 | Broadway by Robert Saturn The roar of the crowd and the hum of the silicon chip are irresistible attractions to the exciting world of the theatre |
Dv Bonus Program: | |
| 15 | Bee Wary by Leo Christopherson In this arcade game without aliens, lasers and bombs, you play a bee locked in mortal combat with a spider - one of Nature's timeless battles. Sometimes the bee wins, and sometimes the spider has bee steak for dinner |
| 16 | Flying The K-Hawk by Al Ragsdale Using only one K-byte of memory, this realistic light plane simulation lets you practice take-offs and landings, turns, rolls - even aerobatics. |
Adventure Disk And Cassette Bonus: | |
| 24 | Softside Adventure Series: Mad House by Peter Kirsch You find yourself committed to an insane asylum - by mistake. Guards patrol every entrance, lunatics stagger down the halls, and raving maniacs scream in the night |
General: | |
| 30 | General Information and and System Requirements |
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| Name: | SoftSide Selections Magazine |
| Issue: | 45 |
| Date: | 1983 |
| Publisher: | SoftSide Selections |
| Size: | 70,827,220 |
| Pages: | 44 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Selections Number 45 (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
Front Runner: | |
| 2 | STOMP by Rich Bouchard Here Is SoftSide's latest assault on typos, to make life easier for users who type in their programs from printed listings. This new, official debugging utility replaces SWAT, and offers still more assistance if you type in BASIC code |
| 7 | Seabase Survival by Michael P McEwan Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to save Atlantis II, a seabase resting on the ocean floor, while your technical crew develops new technology to compensate for the dying geothermal energy source |
Dv Bonus Program: | |
| 14 | Filter by Michael J. Sorens Drive your printer to generate stylish output with this program. Add text interactively while printing, and check pertinent document statistics, all with one or two keystrokes |
| 24 | Maze by John F. Gabriel Jr. Create an almost infinite number of mazes, and wend your way through them - from a mouse-eye point of view |
Adventure Disk And Cassette Bonus: | |
| 36 | Jack The Ripper Ii by Peter Kirsch Suppose the evil Ripper never really died. This adventure casts you in the role of a modern Scotland Yard Inspector on the trail of Jack the Ripper number two |
General: | |
| 38 | General Information and System Requirements |
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| Size: | 3,803,235 |
| Pages: | 28 |
| TOSEC: | Softside Selections Number 46 (1983)(Softside Publications)[OCR] |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 01 |
| Date: | March, 1979 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 7,057,336 |
| Pages: | 48 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 01 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-03][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
| 6 | String$ Fever by Robert A. Wallace |
| 9 | Upper/lower Case Modification by Lance Micklus |
| 12 | Variables in Level II by John A. Millspaugh Jr. |
| 14 | On The Inside Track |
| 17 | Getting the Most Out of Data Statements by Rev George Blank |
| 24 | Simple SiMON by Rev George Blank |
| 37 | INKEY Routines by Lance Micklus |
| 41 | Clock Routines by Lance Micklus |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 02 |
| Date: | May, 1979 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 3,219,046 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 02 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-05][POOR QUALITY][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
| 6 | Clock Routines by Lance Micklus |
| 10 | Rescue by George Blank |
| 16 | Scattergram/Correlation by Gary S. Breschini |
| 27 | Piece of the ROM by Lance Micklus |
| 29 | Super Graphics Without Disk by James Garon |
| 36 | Boomer Box by Frank B. Rowlett Jr and Garry W. Woodruff |
| 47 | Upper/Lower Case Mod by Lance Micklus |
| 51 | Graphics Aid by Philip Brown |
| 62 | Squish/BAS by Bill Driscoll |
| 66 | Init by George Mayer |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 03 |
| Date: | July, 1979 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 47,501,721 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 03 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-07][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
| 6 | A Sound Subroutine by James Garon |
| 14 | Machine Language Video Output by Paul Johnson |
| 20 | High Density Data Storage by George Blank |
| 24 | Histogram and Basic Statistics Program by Gary S. Breschini |
| 38 | Talking Banko by Lance Micklus |
| 52 | Plot by James E. Randall |
| 57 | Cassette Controller by John D. Eaton |
| 70 | Book Review by George Blank |
| 72 | TRS-80 Music by James Garon |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 04 |
| Date: | September, 1979 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 35,310,332 |
| Pages: | 56 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 04 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-09][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
Feature Articles: | |
| 12 | DOS by Lance Micklus |
| 16 | Kids Stuff by Michael Potts |
| 30 | Disk Basic Cross Reference Utility by L. C. Chesbro |
| 34 | Renumering Program for TRSDOS by Rocky Smolin |
| 41 | Squish2 by Bill Everett |
| 46 | Old Business by Lance Micklus |
What's New: | |
| 5 | Warning to Disk Users by George Blank |
| 5 | Correction: Cassette Controller - July PROG/80 |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by George Blank |
| 28 | Shrayer Sues Vector Graphic |
| 32 | Basic Line Numer Cross Reference by Craig Chesbro |
| 50 | String Crasher for 32K TRS-80 by Clayton E Schneider |
| 52 | Date and Time Routine for TRS-DOS 2.2 by George Blank |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 05 |
| Date: | December, 1979 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 42,051,882 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 05 (1979)(SoftSide Publications)[79-12][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
Software: | |
| 74 | Blaise-ing Along in Pascal by Robert P. Johnson |
| 26 | Which Language by Lance Micklus |
| 34 | Devices by Lance Micklus |
| 70 | Hex/Decimal Conversion by Bill Everett |
| 54 | Shedding Light on a DIM Area by James Garon |
| 50 | Variable Uniqueness and Validity by Jeff W Collins |
| 58 | Preference Poll by George Blank |
| 14 | Computer Telephone Dialing by Robert Sours and Steve McKee |
Hardware: | |
| 10 | Constructing a Telephone Dialer by Robert Sours and Steve McKee |
| 65 | Macrotronics M-80 Review by Donald W Delarnette |
| 46 | Exatron Stringy Floppy Review by Wynne Keller |
| 72 | Model II Review by Lance Micklus |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 06 |
| Date: | February, 1980 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 50,682,440 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 06 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[80-02][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
Feature Articles: | |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail |
| 10 | May the Source be with you by Richard Taylor and Mark Kirmayer |
| 13 | The Time Sharer's Paradise by Richard Taylor |
| 18 | Input |
| 21 | Are Your Programs Write Protected? by Frederick B Hager |
| 24 | Whats In A Name by James Garon |
| 28 | SuperZap - Review by Terri Li |
| 35 | Old Business by Lance Micklus |
| 41 | Hexmem by John T. Phillipp M.D. |
| 52 | High Speed String Handling by Marty Zwilling |
| 62 | CTR-41 Modifications by Bob Cahill |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 07 |
| Date: | April, 1980 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 52,483,909 |
| Pages: | 80 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 07 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[80-04][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
BASIC: | |
| 10 | Redefining Level II Keyboard by Phelps Gates |
| 18 | Writing System Tapes by George Blank |
| 26 | Voice Synthesizer Laboratory by John Olson |
Disk: | |
| 36 | BASIC File Utility by Clayton Schneider |
| 46 | Devices (2) by Lance Micklus |
Time Sharing: | |
| 56 | First Time on the Source by Richard Taylor |
| 65 | Forum 80 by Richard Taylor |
Bits: | |
| 70 | Stacking Subroutines by George Blank and John Hartford |
| 72 | Repeatable Randomness by James Garon Garon's Goodies |
| 74 | Zero Slash Killer by Timothy Smith |
| 76 | Proofread by Frank Kaspar |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 08 |
| Date: | June, 1980 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 43,361,665 |
| Pages: | 88 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 08 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[80-06][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
BASIC: | |
| 69 | All Purpose Print Routine by C E Laidlaw |
| 10 | Z-80 Disassembler by George Blank |
| 19 | Printer Terminal by Dr. Owen Gaede |
Disk: | |
| 56 | Random Accessing Techniques by Will hagenbuch |
| 49 | Form Letter by Richard Taylor |
| 40 | BASIC to Electric Pencil Conversion by James Garon Garon's Goodies |
Byteing Off More ... | |
| 76 | New NEWDOS Command - LOC(X) by Carl William KacKey |
| 44 | Branching Functions in APL80 by Phelps Gates |
| 82 | Using Electric Pencil with Radio Shack Lower Case Modification by Jeff Brown |
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| Name: | PROG-80 Magazine |
| Issue: | Issue 09 |
| Date: | August, 1980 |
| Publisher: | PROG-80 Publications |
| Size: | 5,414,570 |
| Pages: | 64 |
| TOSEC: | PROG-80 Magazine Vol 1 No 09 (1980)(SoftSide Publications)[80-08][POOR QUALITY][OCR] |
| Status: | Awful Copy |
| 6 | Outgoing Mail by Lance Micklus |
| 14 | A Second Look by Richard Taylor |
| 22 | Garon's Goodies by James Garon |
| 26 | Splat by David Bohlke |
| 33 | SCRIPSIT Review by Richard Taylor and Mark Kirmayer |
| 38 | TRS-80 Program Store by Jeff Meyers |
| 46 | Varlist by Charles C Edwards |
| 54 | TRS-80 Fortran Subroutines by David E White |
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| Size: | 14,115,194 |
| Pages: | 172 |
| TOSEC: | Best of SoftSide Magazine (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |
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| Size: | 51,012,322 |
| Pages: | 72 |
| TOSEC: | SoftSide Magazine Catalog and Index (1983)(SoftSide Publications)[OCR] |