Index of Compute! June 1991 articles

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Compute! Issue 130 - June 1991

• 1-2-3 Release 3.1: The Complete Reference (book reviews) by Howard Millman
  
• Bane of the Cosmic Forge (computer game ) (evaluation) by Barry Brenesal
  
• Calculus (mathematics tutorial software ) (evaluation) by Richard C. Leinecker
  
• Canon BJ-10E (bubble-jet printer) (evaluation) by J. Blake Lambert
  
• Canon BJ-330 (bubble jet printer) (evaluation) by Denny Atkin
  
• Chat lines: learn the lingo (electronic bulletin board jargon) (column) by Denny Atkin
  
• Checkit (utility software) (evaluation) by Richard C. Leinecker
  
• Covert Action (computer game) (evaluation) by Barry Brenesal
  
• Editor (grammar checking software) (evaluation) by Peter Francis
  
• Ez e-mail (electronic mail) (evaluation) by Gregg Keizer
  
• Fujitsu DL4600 (dot-matrix printer) (evaluation) by Denny Atkin
  
• Ghost in my machine (tips for installing new software in your PC) by Daniel Janal
  
• InfoSpotter (utility software) (evaluation) by Tony Roberts
  
• Iraq attack: a first look at Falcon 3.0 (computer game) (evaluation) by Richard Sheffield
  
• Jones in the Fast Lane (computer game) (evaluation) by Eddie Huffman
  
• Keep your power clean and pure (PC maintenance) (column) by Mark Minasi
  
• King's Quest V (computer game) (evaluation) by Russ Ceccola
  
• Logo Express (educational software) (evaluation) by Richard C. Leinecker
  
• Make way for multimedia: move over Mac and Amiga - multimedia has come to the PC (includes related article on Windows 3.0) by David English
  
• Microleague Football: The Coach's Challenge (computer game) (evaluation) by Peter Scisco
  
• Microsoft Game Shop (BASIC programming tutorial software) (evaluation) by Tony Roberts
  
• Mixed-Up Mother Goose (educational software) (evaluation) by Eddie Huffman
  
• Move over Microsoft: here's Power BASIC (evaluation) by Tom Campbell
  
• NEC Pinwriter P6200 (24-pin dot-matrix printer) (evaluation) by Mike Hudnall
  
• Night Shift (computer game) (evaluation) by Steve Hudson
  
• Oil's Well (computer game) (evaluation) by Carol S. Holzberg
  
• Out of room? It's time to send files packing (hard and floppy disks management) (column) by Tony Roberts
  
• PC Study Bible (educational software) (evaluation) by Steve Hudson
  
• Peter Norton's PC Problem Solver: The Guide for the Everyday User (book reviews) by Tony Roberts
  
• Qume CrystalPrint Express (laser printer ) (evaluation) by David English
  
• Qume CrystalPrint Publisher II (laser printer) (evaluation) by Peter Scisco
  
• Reading and Me (educational software) (evaluation) by Stephen Levy
  
• Roots (using genealogical software) by Gregg Keizer
  
• Samna Word IV (word processing software ) (evaluation) by Barry Brenesal
  
• Space games for real (computer games) (column) by Orson Scott Card
  
• Star Micronics NX-1020 Rainbow (24-pin dot matrix printer) (evaluation) by Peter Scisco
  
• Star Micronics NX-2420 Multi-Font (24-pin dot matrix printer) (evaluation) by Tony Roberts
  
• Stormovik Su-25 (computer game) (evaluation) by Richard Sheffield
  
• Strategic Video Poker (computer game) (evaluation) by Peter Scisco
  
• Supercharge your PC (includes related article on interleave) (hardware enhancements) by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, Tony Roberts
  
• The Norton Backup and the Norton Editor (utility software) (evaluation) by Steven Anzovin
  
• The Printer Works Jetscript-CX Printer (evaluation) by Robert Bixby
  
• The Waite Group's Microsoft QuickBASIC Bible (book reviews) by Tom Campbell
  
• Turbo Pascal 6.0 (software upgrade) (evaluation) by Tom Campbell
  
• Virtual reality (computer simulation) by Gregg Keizer
  
• Walls come down (software and hardware for the physically disabled) (column) by Steven Anzovin
  
• Warlords (computer game) (evaluation) by Barry Brenesal
  
• What makes Excel so scary? (evaluation) by Clifton Karnes
  
• Who-What-When (personal information management software) (evaluation) by Peter Francis
  
• Why Windows isn't the only game in town (graphical user interface) (column) by Robert Bixby