Index of STart Vol. 5 No. 2 articles

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STart Vol. 5 No. 2 - October 1990 - Education

• Anatomy (Etc.) Discovering Parts of the Whole by Robert Grunbok
  
• Laserbrain Epson Emulation for the Atari Laser Printer by Gregg Anderson
  
• The Hotz MIDI Translator Atari Team Redefines Electronic Instruments by Craig Anderton
  
• Preschool Kidprogs A Learning Adventure for 2- to 6-Year-Olds by D. A. Brumleve
  
• Get A Head Start At Home Educational Software for the ST by Kerry Whelan
  
• START Reader Survey Results It's Your Turn
  
• Reviews Universal Item Selector II by David Plotkin
  
• Reviews Pro MIDI Player by Mihai Manoliu
  
• Reviews Script by David Plotkin
  
• Reviews Outline Art by Dan Fruchey
  
• Editorial Bigger Does Mean Better by Tom Byron
  
• Dialog Box
  
• News, Notes & Quotes Inside Atari, Outline Art Creativity Contest, Atari Donated to Kids' Hospital, Fat Bits by Stephen Mortimer, Donald Maple
  
• Programming The Blitter Intermediate Blitter by Samuel Streeper
  
• For The Fun Of It Space Ace, Batman The Movie, Indy The Graphic Adventure, Stik-Gripper by Clinton Smith, Dave Gregg
  
• Disk Contents
  
• Disk Instructions
  
• Cyber Corner Chinese Brush Style With DEGAS Elite by Angus Christian
  
• START Classic The START Selector by Charles Johnson
  
• Products Update Utilizing Your ST, Desktop Accessories, Publisher's RoundTable, Prevent The Body Blues, Rhapsody in Electric Blue, Shakespeare On Disk, Glorious Games by Marta Deike
  
• (Antic section) Editorial Antic Moves! by Nat Friedland
  
• (Antic section) Antic Trivia Machine Challenge yourself with our questions, or challenge friends with yours by Marc Lombardo
  
• (Antic section) Kung Fu Master Take on the huge warrior Tattoo in a fight to the death by German Gonzalez
  
• (Antic section) The Physics of Motion How to program realistic-looking movements by Charles Clark
  
• (Antic section) Inside Antic Music Processor Do-it-yourself music programming - all about AMP file structure by Stephen Lashower, Pravin Wagh