Practical Computing - August 1979
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Practical Computing - August 1979, Volume 2, Issue 8 Contents: Scene in California: Julian Allason on the flavour of California computing and the West Coast Faire, page 40 Review I - Pet II: The first review pf the new version of the popular Pet, page 51 Review II - Kim: We look at Pet's small cousin, page 54 Microcomputer User Groups: Where to find fellow enthusiasts - an up-to-date list, page 85 School Simulates Russian Revolution: More on the Sweyne School prizewinning application of a computer to history teaching, page 44 Life - The Complete Game: A fast-running listing of the famous game for the TRS-80, page 58 Pascal: Pros and cons of what may become the language of the future, page 62 Designing a Small Business Application: Concluding our three-part series, page 48 Pet Corner: How to interface a Pet to a mainframe - Part II, page 80 Short Story - Figments: Greed and death on the Western Front, page 56 Micromeditations: Nick Laurie on Sludgeware, page 46 Microcomputers Buyers' Guide: Our invaluable guide to the microcomputers available on the market, page 103 All This and More: Feedback: Your letters and our replies, page 33
Printout: News and views, page 37
Illustrating Basic: Teach yourself programming, continued, page 69
Questionnaire: Tell us about you, page 75
Cassette Software Review: We try new games on tape, page 77
Apple Pie: What is happening on the Apple scene, page 79
Tandy Forum: Tips and ideas for the TRS-80, page 83
Computabits: Down to the fundamentals of computing, page 86
Glossary: What all those funny words mean, page 111
Diary: What's happening next, page 57
Advertisement Index, page 113
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Publication Date : August 1979ISSN Number : 0141-5433 Creator : ECC This exhibit has a reference ID of CH2214. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. |
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