Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 9 - September 1985

• Not all doom and gloom. by David H. Ahl
  
• The Basic handbook. by Russ Lockwood
  
• The book of adventure games. by Russ Lockwood
  
• The computer entrepreneurs. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Tools for thought. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Weather to be; the most colorful use of micros in environmental research is in the analysis of images from earth-orbiting spacecraft. by Bertha B. Kogut
  
• Undercover consumer joins the club. by Betsy Staples
  
• Persistent and n-persistent numbers. by Michael W. Ecker
  
• Explosion in paradise: can your keep the population of a desert island under control? by Edward H. Carlson
  
• Have you heard the one about the traveling salesmen? by Corey Sandler
  
• Amiga; the message is the medium. by John J. Anderson
  
• What makes it so great! by Sheldon Leemon
  
• Let there be light. by Tim Onosko
  
• Zenith Z-151; choice of U.S. Air Force and Navy. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Print about printers; color printers: worth the wait? by Owen W. Linzmayer
  
• Monitor update; more monitors for your viewing pleasure. by Russ Lockwood
  
• HomeMinder; you can control your home electronically with this new system from General Electric. by David H. Ahl
  
• Epson HI-80; a versatile, accurate, four-color plotter at a surprisingly modest price. by David H. Ahl
  
• Leading Edge Word Processing; upgraded version packs power and features. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Mindwheel.
  
• Sherlock Holmes.
  
• Cornerstone.
  
• Mouse Calc.
  
• Mouse Write.
  
• Masterword (Wordshark 1-3).
  
• MindReader.
  
• Paper Clip.
  
• Mach 5 Enhancement.
  
• Slide Show Magician.
  
• Computers in Hollywood. by Ken Uston
  
• The world's worst computers. by David H. Ahl
  
• Don't the debits go toward the window? An introduction to double-entry bookkeeping. by Douglas A. Kerr
  
• Ice cream van; try this entertaining and challenging "business" simulation on your Model 100 or NEC 8201. by Steve Williams
  
• Correlation analysis; a statistical test for relationships between two sets of data. by W. Michael Childress
  
• Apple's troubled times, amazing II products, contest winners, color Mac coming? by Owen W. Linzmayer
  
• Parameter passing saves work at RUN time. by Jake Commander
  
• Making a chart of your Commodore 64 character sets. by John Michael Lane
  
• The view from the top; IBM images. by Will Fastie
  
• Report from CES, with emphasis on CD-ROM. by Sheldon Leemon
  

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