Index of Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 11 articles

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Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 11 - November 1985

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• The world finder: searching for the Earth's twin. by Edward H. Carlson
  
• Apple II-IIe robotic arm projects. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Handbook for space colonists. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Siliconnections: coming of age in the electronic era. by Russ Lockwood
  
• The silicon jungle. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Hello Halley; quite something for nearly nothing. by John J. Anderson
  
• Halley search; a program to help your find the comet. by Harald Schenk; John J. Anderson
  
• Celestial software; peer into the heavens, track Halley's Comet, and learn about the universe. by Russ Lockwood
  
• ITT Xtra XP; the power of an AT for the price of an XT. by Joe Desposito
  
• Art Studio.
  
• Sidekick.
  
• ClickOn Worksheet.
  
• Wishbringer.
  
• SIGGRAPH'85; the state of art. by John J. Anderson
  
• Simulations: put the real world in your computer. by Barry Keating
  
• The top of the line.
  
• Build a better computer; a look at some new, interesting, and affordable additions for your IBM PC. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Double duty printers. by Owen W. Linzmayer
  
• Programs that understand language; how they do it - syntax-directed methods - part 2. by William Wright
  
• Changing times; Managing Your Money; creating quilts; a new Nibble Notch; and new AppleWorks products. by Joe Desposito
  
• Trade shows and other mysteries. by Will Fastie
  
• Alcor C - a serious, comprehensive implementation. by Jake Commander
  
• Atari ST: the good, the bad, and the ugly. by Sheldon Leemon
  
• More on Amiga: software, Basic and IBM compatibility. by Sheldon Leemon