Index of Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 8 articles

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Creative Computing Vol. 11 No. 8 - August 1985

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• What sort of person reads Creative Computing?
  
• Insider goes to France. by David H. Ahl
  
• Commodore64 micro mansion. by Russ Lockwood
  
• The eudaemonic pie. by Russ Lockwood
  
• The individual investor's microcomputer resource guide. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Local area networks: an introduction to the technology. by Russ Lockwood
  
• Programming languages: featuring the IBM PC and compatibles. by Russ Lockwood
  
• The palindromic number conjecture: don't try this! by Michael W. Ecker
  
• Are you a candidate for telecommuting? by Corey Sandler
  
• Invasion of the hard disk drives. by Joe Desposito
  
• The Sider; 10Mb of mass storage for Apple II computers at a bargain price. by Barry Bayer
  
• Commodore PC; another unimaginative clone in an overcrowded market. by David H. Ahl
  
• Sanyo MBC-775; transportable RGB color. by Russ Lockwood
  
• HP Portable Plus; improved portable proves that somebody out there is listening. by John J. Anderson
  
• Citizen MSP-20; durable, accurate, good-looking - lik a fine watch. by Owen W. Linzmayer
  
• Printers in paradise; Epson P-80 vs. Axonix ThinPrint 80 - which is better for making hardcopies in the sand? by Corey Sandler
  
• Minding your money. by Corey Sandler
  
• A former financier looks at two best-sellers. by Ken Uston
  
• Tsukuba Expo'85 Japan; the tools with which to dream. by John J. Anderson
  
• F-15 Strike Eagle.
  
• Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
  
• Blazing Paddles.
  
• College Decision.
  
• The Newsroom.
  
• Executive Writer.
  
• Executive Filer.
  
• Paperback Writer.
  
• Personal computers for the disabled; the computer scientist. by Forrest M. Mims III
  
• Legible listings; you can make your Basic program listings easier to read with on of these five programs. by David H. Ahl
  
• Password protect, less pricey Pivot, improved LCD for DG-1, RAM cards for Model 100 and NEC. by John J. Anderson
  
• Enhance your IIe, learn financial planning, new products. by Joe Desposito
  
• A quick quo vadis; the C128 revisited, animated graphics, whither RGB, autoboot camp. by John J. Anderson
  
• Everything you always wanted to know about disk drives and DOS. by David Small; Sandy Small
  
• Printers and other Comdex wonders. by Will Fastie