Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 10 - October 1985
- More on N-persistence, by Michael W. Ecker
- Bulletin: Telex not dead! by Corey Sandler
- Charged bodies: people, power, and paradox in Silicon Valley. by Russ Lockwood
- Jazz on the Macintosh. by Russ Lockwood
- The NECEN voyage. by Russ Lockwood
- The Regis touch. by Russ Lockwood
- Megabucks for megaflops; Uncle Sam boosts the supercomputer market. by David Lytel
- Atari 520ST; a reborn Atari once again points the way to the next generation. by John J. Anderson
- Kaypro 2000; an MS-Dos portable with pizzazz. by Joe Desposito
- Bondwell 2; Spectravideo rebounds with a disk-based portable for under $1000. by Joe Desposito
- Print about printers; two alternatives to high priced daisywheel printers. by Owen W. Linzmayer
- Gall that Jazz; Lotus' Macintosh product is a clinker. by John J. Anderson
- The matter of and with Macintosh. by John J. Anderson
- True Basic; the creators of Basic show the way. by Glenn A. Hart
- Discovery software; an educational giant makes a big splash in the software pool. by Betsy Staples
- Software commentary; a discriminating selection of current releases.
- Local area networks; tying computers together: the productivity connection. by Russ Lockwood
- Spreadsheets in the classroom; using Supercalc to teach algorithms in mathematics. by Samuel W. Spero
- Programs that understand languages; how they do it - syntax-directed methods. by William Wright
- Logo type; graphing functions with Logo. by Robert V. Ludwig
- Coconuts of Diophantus; a computer solution of a classic problem. by Carl J. Patterson
- News for the top: what's really going on at Tandy. by Ed Juge
- Auto boot and redefined function keys for the C128. by Sheldon Leemon
- Font ungrades revisited; full screen graphics in mode 7+. by Richard Whitsell
- The view from Windows. by Will Fastie
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