glen@intelca.UUCP (Glen Shires) (02/08/84)
;-) (winking)
Is there any book that lists "all" of the software available for the c64?
(Such things exist for apple ][ and IBM)
^ ^ Glen Shires, Intel, Santa Clara, Ca.
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\-/ --- stay mellowbarnes@mprvaxa.UUCP (Mike Barnes) (02/10/84)
Try the premier issue of INFO-64, last fall (I think). It has a fairly complete list of hardware and software available for the 64 as of that time. -- Michael Barnes Microtel Pacific Research ..!ubc-vision!mprvaxa!barnes
porter@inuxd.UUCP (J Porter) (02/11/84)
+ I just recently got my copy of the Midnite/PAPER (#16) which is a culmination of all software reviews from the last ~six issues with some editing and updates. This issue issue is published under the guise of "The best VIC/Commodore Software from the editors of Consumer Guide". Actually, Consumers Guide hired Jim and Ellen Strasma to write the book and include all software that rated at least a 5 on a ten point scale. The book is supposedly in B. Dalton and Walden bookstores now. (This is the book I was talking about at Christmas time.) The 192 page spiral bound volume is a good reference source for INDEPENDANT reviews of software for Commodores. Just as good as the first time I read them, but this time the format is a bit better - easier to use because they have organized the book into eight chapters: Word Processing, Business, Home, Education, Networking, Strategy games, Arcade games, and Programming aids. Check it out, before you buy. Jeff Porter (inuxd!porter) AT&T Consumer Products Indianapolis PS: Any Indy AT&T people who do not have a copy of the COMAL disk or the terminal emulator (with termcap to run vi at home) can drop off a disk at my office and I will be happy to make you a copy. Why wait for SIMON'S BASIC when COMAL is here today!!!! Best of all it's free and I can copy 'em quickly on my dual drive.