A2 Central Catalog 1988 08 August 1988

_A2 Product Catalog Get the books you need from the warmth of your own computer room. No handling fees or extra charges for surface shipping, even though we ship within 24 hours. To order, use the self-mailer that was in the enve- lope with your newsletter. 8/88 New Stuff ClassWorks: AppleWorks for the Classroom by Rick Thomas Developed for teaching AppleWorks to 8th and 9th grade students, ClassWorks has been used successfully with middle through high school age students and in teach- er training workshops. NOT A TEXTBOOK. ClassWorks consists of eleven AppleWorks-related lesson plans, including objectives, worksheets and reference sheets that ccan be photocopied for students, overhead transparencies, and_a disk with files for student use. Can be used as part of a Computer Literacy or Problem Solving with Computers course, or portions of the book may be used to introduce any of the three AppleWorks tools in other classes. CE-001 $45.00 1988 AppleWorks Tips and Techniques Program Disk by Robert Ericson We now stock the program disk Ericson prepared for his best-selling AppleWorks book. You get two disk sides of templates, macros, and additional information about Appie- Works. Many of the templates on this disk have been extended to include more than the version in the book. Templates can save time when you develop AppleWorks applications, particularly when the templates include com- plex formulas. DS-003 $12.00 program disk Computer Wimp by John Bear This is the book for your friends who are thinking of buy- ing their first computer. Light-hearted, but packed with solid information on how to buy a computer and ease your way into the computer culture. Written by “an otherwise intelli- gent, sensible human being, who was turned into an unhappy, frustrated wimp by his first 10 years with small computers.” TS-001 $9.95 Beneath Apple ProDOS by Don Worth and Pieter Lechner This is the ProDOS version of the classic Apple disk operating system reference. Includes chapters on the dit- ferences between DOS 3.3 and ProDOS; Apple Disk I! (6.25) hardware and disk formatting; the structure of vol- umes, directories, and files; the structure of ProDOS itself; using ProDOS from assembly language: and customizing ProDOS. Includes appendices on copy protection schemes and the encoding techniques that allow magnetic signals to Tepresent binary data. Includes the best descriptions avail- able about how software controls the 5.25 disk drive hard- ware. QS-001 1983 $19.95 1984 Perfect for your computer room or classroom—our posters are 17-1/2 inches by 22-1/2 inches, white stock with black ink. On each poster we've printed an enlarged Rich Tennant cartoon from Open-Apple. Posters ordered together are shipped together in a mailing tube. When you buy several posters they get cheaper quickly. Look through the indicated months in your back issues to see which cartoons are available as posters. I poster $7 2 posters$10 ‘3 posters$12 PS-001 Christmas Lizard from Dec 1985 PS-002 Genie from June 1986 PS-003 User Group from August 1987 ModuNET connectors” Build your own network For a complete description, see our May, June, or July Product Catalog. For Apple Ile Workstation Card, ligs, ImageWriter ll, Mac Plus, SE, I! OE-001 8-pin ModuNET $34.95 For LaserWriter, Mac 128K, 512K OE-002 9-pin ModuNET $34.95 Our Best-Sellers __ AppleWorks, Tips and Techniques, 2nd Edition by Robert Ericson Thi book supplements the AppieWorks manuals with iteraly hundred of new ps, treks, and inligentobservans. is sucure, cones heacings and detaied index alow you to uct fnd practical solitons to typical problems. Includes Secions an the deskop, Watering inmate. sang pints, and sing macos. What ses ths book apa rom the many other AppleWorks books aval is Eicso's ably to recognize and organize good, new ideas. SY-008 $19.95 1987 DS-003 $12.00 program disk for this book Mastering AppleWorks, 2nd Edition by Eina Tymes ‘Ncamprehensive inoducton to AppleWorks 2.0 wth a broader scope than the manuals hat come inthe box wth the program. Als includes an excelent ‘section on DIF files, a brief overview of Applesoft, and a “business toolkit” of ‘spreadsheet templates. Our Business Manager and her husband recently took a couse on AppleWorks and Mastenng AppleWorks was vee asthe textbook. They recommended we ofa it here a8 a good way to get stares wrh Appe- Works SY-007 $19.95 1987 AppleWorks Made Easy, 2nd Edition by Carole Boggs Matthews Le Hayward is colur “AppleWorks Enthusiast” inthe Api 1988 The Works newsltr, said ths book his, personal reference of chose MH-010 $18.95 1987 Your Best Interest: A Money Book for the Computer Age by Tom Weishaar Weshaa’s clearheaded expanaton of evening from percentages to ine: ral rate of return Use wih any spreadsheet program. Find out bout he tks the prtessinas use on unwary investors and Borowers. See the long erm etets of taxes and nfaton Avod beng old by ntrest at sorcery 1B-001 $9.95 1985 Interfacing & Digital Experiments with your Apple by Charles J. Engelsher ‘beginners guide o electronics. Covers he fundamental of digital electron ics; logic and Boolean Algebra: resistors, diodes, transistors and the laws that oven how they work and TTL. devies. Shaws you how bud a -Digital Desk top Laboratory” out ofthe 16-pn “game socket’ found in sloted App is Includes a progam, caled “Breadboard in Sotware’ that gves you complete contol ofthe game port TB-001 $15.50 1984 How to Build a Better Mousetrap and 15 Other Science Projects Using the Apple It (w/disk) by David L. Vernier Fourteen poets for mang measuements and controling electrical devices using the game controler on he Appel. Designed i teach boratory ner: ing Al ofthe procs involv canstucton of elec creus that abow the ‘comouter to interact with the outside world. The projects are designed for those wih minimal expererce in electoncs and computes and incuée measving resstance, voltage, temperature, humidity, and pH. as wel as conrling co ventona OC and stepper moors. VS-001 $24.95 1986 Discovering Science on Your Apple by Pelino, Adamo, Dobrowoisky & LaSalle ten by teachers. this book uses short. simple Applsot programs to hep ‘kids discover principles in Astronomy & Space Science, Earth Science, Life Sci- noe, Mathemates & Computer Scence. and Physics. The book revolves around poet that have the student do solnce. athe than ead about TB-003 $14.95 1987 ‘Smart Apples: 31 Artificial Intelligence Experiments for the Apple It by Deton 7 Horn An inreducton to Arica nligence. Hom uses Applesot to demonstrate base princes of Al. The book includes mary comple programs locsing on games leaming. an ext generation TB-004 $12.95 1987 Assembly Language for the Applesoft Programmer by CM. Finley, J, and Roy E. Myers This gentle text takes people who know a little Applesoft from knowing noth- ing about assembly language to writing 6802 routines tat can be caled rom Aoplsot and that use Appeso’s internal erry points. you buy jut one book on assembly language, tis isthe one we recommend AW-012 $18.95 1984 Apple Iigs Machine Language for Beginners by Roger Wagner This the sequel to Wagoerslamaus Assembly Lies: The Book which was used by more Agleenhusiasis to each thames 6502 assembly language than anyother work High recommended. CB-002 $19.95 1988 Mastering the Apple ligs Toolbox by Dan Gookin and Morgan Davis ‘Autoval on the fundamentals of programming using the ootbox, with heavily annotated program examples and suagestions on improving programing tech rique. Ful toolset documentation with indviual listings for each function. “Designing applications fs what programming the toolbox is al about. Fortunate ly, the procedures fr using the toobox ae faily standard. This means that when you understand the Base steps. bulding toolbox appicatons wl be a snap. CB-005 $19.95 1987 The DOStalk Scrapbook by Tom Weishaar and Bert K Pook poke, and pobe DOS 33 url you understand complet TB-007 $14.95 1986 DS-001 $10.00 program disk for this book ProDOS Inside and Out by Dennis Doms and Tom Weishaar Basic system: introduction, Apriesott programming tex fles, and more TB-006 $16.95 DS-002 $10.00 program disk for this book Subscriptions, Back Issues, Ordering Information Ordering Information If you received this catalog in the envelope with our newsletter, there was also a one-sheet self-mailer in the envelope. Your name, address, expiration date, and account number are already imprinted on one side of the self-mailer—on the other side you'll find an order form. Please use this form to order stuff from us. When you fold and lick the form as shown, our address will be on the out- side, Add a stamp and it's ready to mail. 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Each volume holds one year's issues and includes a detailed index for 1-year subscription (12issues) $28 that years issues. 2-year subscription (24issues) $54 Open-Apple: Volume 1 3-year subscription (36issues) $78 OA-001 $14.95 Jan 1985—Jan 1986 Subscription prices include free AIR MAIL delivery any where on the face of the earth. Your satisfaction is guar- anteed—unsatisified subscribers may cancel any time dur- ing the life ofa subscription and receive a FULL refund. Open-Apple: Volume 2 OA-002 $14.95 Open-Apple: Volume 3 OA-003 $14.95 Feb 1987—Jan 1988 Full Set Special (every issue ever published) FS $39.00 Jan 1985—current Feb 1986—Jan 1987 General Applesoft programming Assembly Language Reference Manuals The Apple ic: Your First Computer The best books fr learring Applesott are Apple's own, Programming the 65816 Inside the Apple le by Paul Frelberger and Dan McNeill listed below as part of the Apple Technical rary. In add _ by David Eyes and Ron Lichty by Gary B. Little CB-001 $9.95 (see 6/88) 1985 tion, most Applesott orogrammers have one or more ofthe SS-003 $24.95 (see 6/88) 1986 $S-002 $19.95. 1985 In Search of the Most Amazing Thing ‘olowing on her shetes: 65816/65802 Asmbly Language Programming Inside the Apple lle by Tom Snyder & Jane Palmer BASIC and the Personal Computer by Michael Fischer bby Gary B. Little AW-013 $10.95 (see 6/88) 1986 by Thomas Dwyer & Margot Critchtield MH-005 $21.95 (see 6/88) 1986 $S-001 $19.95 1985 Fire inthe Valley: aking the Personal Computer AW-O15 $16.95 (see 6/88) 1978 Assembly Lines: The Book Exploring the Apple igs by Paul Freiberger and Michael Swaine Apple Il-Plus / lle User's Guide, 5rd Ed by Roger Wagner by Gary B. Little MH-004 $11.95 (see 6/88) 1984 ‘by Lon Poole RW-001 $19.95 (see 6/88) 1984 AW-017 $22.95 (see 6/88) 1987 Apple ILPlus/lie Troubleshooting & Repair Guide MH-002 $18.95 1985 6502 Asmbly Language Programming, 2nd Ed. Apple llgs Technical Reference ‘by Robert C. Brenner. Apple ie User's Guide bby Lance Leventhal ‘by Michael Fischer HS-006 $19.95 (see 6/88) 1984 by Lon Poole MH-007 $19.95 1986 MH-001 $19.95. (see 6/88) 1987 MH-003 $18.95 1985 6502 Assembly Language Subroutines . eas sinc ‘appis Progracane’sfinadbolie by Lance Leventhal PostScript SY-003 $18.95 (see 6/88) 1984 By Paul Irwin Meoog $18.96 1982 HS-007 $22.95 (see 6/88) 1984 Programming the 6502 PostScript Language Tutorial and Cookbook ‘by Rodnay Zaks ‘AW-007 $16.95. (see 6/88) 1985 sv.002 $17.95 1983. PostScript Language Program Design Advanced 6502 Programming AW-005 $22.95 (see 6/88) ‘1988 by Rodnay Zaks PostScript Language Reference Manual ‘SY-001 $16.95 1982 AW-009° $22.95 (see 6/88) 1985 Apple Technical Library / - The Apple Technical Library is an ongoing series Applesoft, ProDOS 8 Classic Apples of reference manuals for programmers, designers, Ile Technical Reference and enthusiasts. All books in this series are authored Applesoft Tutorial (with disk) AW-003 $24.95 1986 and authorized by Apple Computer, Inc. AW-010 $29.95 1983 ae , lic Technical Reference Apple lies Applesoft Programmer's Reference AW-004 $24.95 1986 . AW-021 $22.95 1987 ‘ Technical Introduction to the Apple ligs —— sac ith PROD Twat Printers /-( ‘rogrammin rol ‘W/disl e, 5 AW-018 $9.95 $988 Wook fess” ( neh) ImageWriter Il Technical Reference Programmer's Intro to Apple Iigs (w/disk) ° AW-008 $19.95 1987 AW-011 $32.95 1988 ProDOS 8 Technical Reference (with disk) _mageWriter LQ Reference Apple Ilgs Toolbox Reference: Volume 1 AW-023 $29.95 1987 AW-025 $22.95 1988 AW-019 $26.95 1988 Apple llgs Toolbox Reference: Volume 2 AW-006 $26.95 1988 ProDOS 16 Reference (with disk) AW-020 $29.95 1987 Appie Numerics Reference AW-GO1 $29.96 new ionsoon = 1988 Human Interface Guidelines: The Apple Desktop Interface AW-014 $14.95 1987 Apple Ilgs Firmware Reference AW-022 $24.95 1987 Apple ligs Hardware Reference AW-002 $24.95 1987 The primary source of third-party service informa- tion for cameras, computers, and other electronic equipment is Howard W. Sams & Company. Sams’ COMPUTERFACTS publications include preliminary service checks, schematics, step-by-step trou- bleshooting guides, logic charts, component loca- tors, and complete components parts lists. Apple Il, Il-Plus HS-001 $21.95 April, 1984 Apple Ile HS-002 $21.95 March, 1985 Sams Technical Service Data Apple lic (Note: the llc manual is more expensive because it covers the lic’s disk drive and monitor in addition to the computer itsel.) HS-005 $39.95 September, 1985 Disk II HS-003 $21.95 March, 1985 ImageWriter I HS-004 $24.95 June 1985 (Sams also publishes COMPUTERFACTS for Apple's, Monitors iI and Ill and for many other computers. We don't stock these but we can order them for you Please inquire for prices and availablity.)