Index of Compute! August 1991 articles

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Compute! Issue 132 - August 1991

• A slap across the interface (modems) by Denny Atkin
  
• Aldus Pagemaker (desktop publishing software) (evaluation) by Tony Roberts
  
• Appoint Mousepen Portable (evaluation) by Peter Scisco
  
• B.A.T (computer game) (evaluation) by Wayne N. Kawamoto
  
• Beautiful batch files (batch file system)(includes related articles) by Tony Roberts
  
• Biz*Base Gold (time and information management system software) (evaluation) by Steven Anzovin
  
• Dance of the Planets (educational software) (evaluation) by Gregg Keizer
  
• Death Knights of Krynn (computer game) (evaluation) by Bob Guerra
  
• Editorial license (portable computers) (editorial) by Peter Scisco
  
• For the Record (database management system) (evaluation) by Charles Idol
  
• Good times, bad times, you know I've had my share (evaluating computer peripherals and software) (evaluation) by Robert Bixby
  
• Great games that come real cheap (computer games) by Orson Scott Card
  
• Help investors see your company is a good bet: plan to succeed (includes related articles) by Tom Campbell
  
• Kensington Expert mouse (evaluation) by David English
  
• Key Tronic Professional Series mouse (includes related articles) (evaluation) by Stephen Levy
  
• Kraft Mouse (evaluation) by Tom Netsel
  
• Kraft Trackball (mouse device) (evaluation) by Mike Hudnall
  
• Lester the Cordless Mouse (mouse device) (evaluation) by Richard C. Leinecker
  
• LHX Attack Chopper (computer game) (evaluation) by Steven Anzovin
  
• Light a fire under you finances (business software) (evaluation) by Daniel Janal
  
• Logitech Mouseman (evaluation) by Troy Tucker
  
• Logitech Mouseman Cordless (evaluation) by Jill Champion
  
• McGee at the Fun Fair (computer game) (evaluation) by Beth Ann Murray
  
• Mickey and Minnie's Fun Time Print Kit (desktop publishing software) (evaluation) by Beth Ann Murray
  
• Microleague Baseball Field Guide and Disk (evaluation) by Jeff Seiken
  
• Microsoft Ballpoint Mouse (evaluation) by David English
  
• Microsoft Serial-PS/2 Mouse (evaluation) by Clifton Karnes
  
• Microspeed PC-Trac (evaluation) by Denny Atkin
  
• Mouse resolution (mouse devices) by Richard C. Leinecker
  
• My Paint (children's paint program) (evaluation) by Beth Ann Murray
  
• MyInvoices/MyCheckbook/MyBackup/MyPhonebook (utility programs) (evaluation) by Lewis Lorini
  
• Outside In (utility program) (evaluation) by Stephen Levy
  
• Overlord (computer game) (evaluation) by Richard Rapp
  
• Pathways PC In the Lab: Fusing a Student-Chemistry Bond by Steven Anzovin
  
• PC-Kwik Power Pak (utility program) (evaluation) by David English
  
• Programming Power Power BASIC Meets DOS Directories by Tom Campbell
  
• Power in your pocket (hand-held computers)(includes related article) (evaluation) by Scott Leibs
  
• ProHance Mouse (evaluation) by David Sears
  
• ProHance Trackball (evaluation) by Jill Champion
  
• Sidetalk II (communications program) (evaluation) by David English
  
• Sound Blaster Pro (evaluation) by David English
  
• Space shuttle technology (includes related article) by Philip Chien
  
• Spell-a-Saurus (educational software) (evaluation) by David English
  
• Suncom Icontroller (joystick)(includes related article) (evaluation) by Robert Bixby
  
• The fingertip arcade (hand-held video games) by Gregg Keizer
  
• The moveable beast (laptop computers) by Richard O. Mann
  
• The tale of the mouse (mouse devices) by Robert Bixby
  
• TV or not TV? That is the question (NTSC video cards) by David English
  
• Type from the Desktop (book reviews) by David English
  
• Typist (hand scanner) (evaluation) by Robert Bixby
  
• Hardware Clinic Upgrading the Mother of All Boards by Mark Minasi
  
• Where in America's past is Carmen Sandiego? (computer game) (evaluation) by Peter Scisco
  
• Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? Deluxe Edition (computer game) (evaluation) by Joyce Sides
  
• Wonderland (computer game) (evaluation) by Joey Latimer
  
• Z-Nix Cordless Super Mouse (includes related articles) (evaluation) by Richard C. Leinecker