COMPUTE Magazine - November, 1985 - Commodore 64 / Amiga / Apple / Atari / etc. For Sale

COMPUTE Magazine - November, 1985 - Commodore 64 / Amiga / Apple / Atari / etc.
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COMPUTE Magazine - November, 1985 - Commodore 64 / Amiga / Apple / Atari / etc.:
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COMPUTE! Magazine
November, 1985(Vol. 7, No. 11 - 160 pages)

Features:»Trends in Telecomputing
» An Overview ofTelecommunications Software
» What\'s New Online?
» Programming Languages:Communicating with Your Computer
» Puzzler
» SkyscapeReviews:»Crossword Magic
» Colorasaurus
» Grolier Online Encyclopedia
» BASIC Lightning & WhiteLightning for Commodore 64
» Gato for Apple and IBM
» Atari PaperClipColumns and Departments:»The Editor\'s Notes
» Readers\' response
» HOTWARE: Software BestSellers
» The Beginner\'s Page: VariableAccuracy
» Computers and Society:Personal Computers and Personal Freedom
» Telecomputing Today: FasterThan a Speeding Byte
» The World Inside theComputer: The Case of the Phantom Programmers
» INSIGHT: Atari--DeactivatingBASIC
» IBM Personal Computing: APromise of Things to Come
» Programming the TI: TheStates of the UnionThe Journal:»Commodore 64 3-D Animated Graphics
» IBM Graphics on a MonochromeMonitor
» Commodore Dynamic Keyboard,Part 2
» Simple Assembling with IBMDEBUG
» Save-with-Replace: Debuggedat Last, Part 2
» Atari REMover
» Plus/Term for Commodore 1660Modem
» Atari Animation with P/MGraphics, Part 3
» Amiga\'s Amazing Graphics
» A Better Way to POKE on theCommodore 64
» Adding TIME$ to Atari
» Apple Program ProtectorCondition:Verygood, I\'d say. The covers are slightlyscuffed, but the rest of the magazine appears tobe in fine shape.
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