Index of Compute! May 1993 articles

Compute! Issue 152 - May 1993

• Ascend 4.0 (personal information management system) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Clifton Karnes
  
• Batch file runaround (use of batch files and MS-DOS) (Column) by Tony Roberts
  
• Borland C++ 3.1: is it an upgrade for you? (Borland C++ 3.1 and Application Frameworks program-development software) (Software Review) (Column) (Evaluation) by Tom Campbell
  
• Colorado Memory Systems Jumbo Trakker 250 (tape drive) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by David English
  
• Darklands (computer adventure game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Alfred C. Giovetti
  
• DOS NT: a plea (proposed changes for MS-DOS) (Column) by Mark Minasi
  
• Easy Windows programming (Microsoft Visual Basic for Windows 2.0 and ObjectVision program-development software and Microsoft Access data base management system)(includes glossary) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Tom Campbell
  
• Editorial license (meeting and functions of the Software Publisher's Association) (Editorial) by Clifton Karnes
  
• Electronic dictionaries (Instant Definitions Dictionary; The Random House Webster's Electronic Dictionary and Thesaurus) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Anthony Moses
  
• commands, the commands that tell the modem what to do (such as the command by Rosalind Resnick
  
• Hong Kong Mahjong Pro (computer gambling game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Alfred C. Giovetti
  
• Is PCMCIA a true standard? (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) (Compute's Getting Started with PCMCIA) by Richard O. Mann
  
• John Madden Football II (computer game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Clayton Walnum
  
• Just Grandma and Me (educational software) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Clayton Walnum
  
• King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow (computer adventure game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Scott A. May
  
• Lady luck (computer gambling simulations)(includes related article and product listing) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Paul C. Schuytema
  
• Live long and prosper (popularity of 'Star Trek' television program; products based on the show) (Column) by Steven Anzovin
  
• Might and Magic: Clouds of Xeen (computer game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Scott A. May
  
• Music for the masses (General Musical Instrument Digital Interface; introduction of synthesizers) (Column) by David English
  
• PC File 6.5 (data base management system) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Tom Campbell
  
• Plan 9 from Outer Space (computer game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by David Sears
  
• Presentation and projection (presentation hardware) by Robert Bixby
  
• Rooms for Windows (operating system enhancement) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Beth C. Fishkind
  
• Sound advice (use of sound cards in PCs) by Jill Champion
  
• Spaghetti politics (political simulations and computer games) (Column) by Paul C. Schuytema
  
• Star NX-1040 Rainbow (computer printer) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Joyce Sides
  
• Star NX-2430 Multi-Font (dot-matrix printer) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Joyce Sides
  
• Tandy Sensation! (multimedia PC) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Eddie Huffman
  
• Test lab (tape drives)(includes related articles and glossary) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Tom Benford, Mike Hudnall, Art Stapp
  
• Three types of PC Cards (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) (Compute's Getting Started with PCMCIA) by Richard O. Mann
  
• Tom Landry Strategy Football (computer game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Scott A. May
  
• Travels with my 95LX (HP 95LX palmtop computer; Personal Computer Memory Card International Association standards) (Compute's Getting Started with PCMCIA) by David English
  
• TrueType and beyond (computer fonts) by Clifton Karnes
  
• What is PCMCIA and how does it work? (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) (Compute's Getting Started with PCMCIA) by Richard O. Mann
  
• What kind of PCMCIA cards can you buy? (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) (Compute's Getting Started with PCMCIA) (Buyers Guide) by Richard O. Mann
  
• Which computers use PCMCIA cards? (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association)(includes related article on PC Cards for desktop computers) (Compute's Getting Started with PCMCIA) by Richard O. Mann
  
• Why didn't I think of that? (idea-generation software) (Buyers Guide) by Lynn Walford
  
• Zoltrix Enhanced 96/24, Zoltrix Standard 96/24, Zoltrix Integra (facsimile/modem cards) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Richard C. Leinecker