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STart Vol. 4 No. 1 - August 1989 - Special Programming Issue
Secrets Of A Good User Interface Revealed By Three Experts by Joseph P. Ferrari, Tim Oren, Jim Kent
Pogo An Animations/Simulations Language by Jim Kent
File Search Finding Lost Files Made Easy by David T. Jarvis
Tools Of The Trade Programming Languages Explored by Charles Jackson, Marta Deike
Splines On Splines Dynamic Motion Control With Cyber Control by Dann Parks
Stumbling Blocks Push Your Puzzling Skills To The Limit by Mark Annetts
Reviews Atari's Answer To Postscript Fever Ultrascript by Andrew Reese
Reviews Michtron's DevpacST - A Speedy Way To Code DevpacST by Paul Dana
Reviews dDMAN V - Versasoft's dBASE III+ Clone dBMAN V by Dan Fruchey
Reviews After-Market Floppy Disk Drives Professional FD-1, GTS-100, GTS-100X by Tom Byron
Reviews Who Needs Reel-To-Reel? MIDI Magic Tape Interface, The Final Cut by Martin Majano
Editorial by Heidi Brumbaugh
Dialog Box
News, Notes & Quotes pc-ditto II Shipping, Atari Aids Academy Award Winner, Fat Bits, Spring COMDEX Report, World of Atari News by Stephen Mortimer
Products Update 4,096 Colors on the ST, Mouse Alternative, New Paint Program for the ST, HotWire from CodeHead by Marta Deike
Mac & PC On The ST The Latest Gadget & Desktop Presentations by David Plotkin
ST/MIDI Connection Saturday Night's All Right For Downloads by Jim Pierson-Perry
Disk Contents
Disk Instructions
Clipboard Redirecting TTP Output, Those Pesky Gadgets, How Long?, Hidden Attributes, Just a Comment..., The Enterprise's First Mistake by Heidi Brumbaugh
Business Applications Buy Or Lease, Which Is Best? by Christoph L. Herd
For The Fun Of It Deja Vu II: Lost in Las Vegas, Captain Fizz Meets the Blaster-Trons, Star Wars by David Plotkin, Andrew Reese
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