njd@ihlpm.ATT.COM (DiMasi) (03/30/89)
Table of Contents ANALOG Computing, May '89 FEATURES -------- Super Command Processor.........................Bryan Schappel Here's a memory-resident DOS that allows you to add your own commands--and all that flexibility in less than 2,000 bytes! The Ultimate Graphics File Converter....Lee S. Brilliant, M.D. Share your graphics between Newsroom, Print Shop and MicroPainter with this handy conversion program. What's New in Consumer Electronics..........Arthur Leyenberger The Winter '89 CES didn't offer much for Atari 8-bit owners, but there were many items of interest for those who want to stay on the cutting edge of technology. Master Memory Map, Part X.........................Robin Sherer The concluding installment of ANALOG's official Atari 8-bit memory map. Crazy Clown Jumper................................Brad Timmins Can you make it in the circus? Here's your chance to try-- without nets. A 100% machine language arcade game. REVIEWS ------- Ace of Aces (Atari Corp.).....................Matthew Ratcliff COLUMNS ------- Game Design Workshop............................Craig Patchett Database DELPHI...............................Michael A. Banks The End User................................Arthur Leyenberger Boot Camp...........................................Tom Hudson BASIC Training..................................Clayton Walnum DEPARTMENTS ----------- Editorial.......................................Clayton Walnum Reader Comment................................................ 8-bit News.................................................... M/L Editor......................................Clayton Walnum BASIC Editor II.................................Clayton Walnum Nick DiMasi njd@ihlpm.ATT.COM ...att!ihlpm!njd DELPHI: TURBONICK Uni'q Digital Technologies (Fox Valley Software subsidiary; ^ working as a contractor at AT&T Bell Labs in Naperville, IL) ( | this is an accent mark, supposed to replace the dot over the 'i')