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A2 Central Catalog 1989 04 April 1989

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  • Date1989-04-01
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“~N 2-Central Catalog Get the books and equipment 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 envelope with your newsletter. 4/89 New this month — West of Eden: The End of Innocence at Apple Computer By Frank Rose. The focus of this book is January 1983 to January 1986 at Apple Computer-from a few months before John Sculley’s arrival until a few months after Steve Jobs' departure. “He (Wozniak) told Sculley that the (1985) stockholders meeting had presented la deceptive and fraudulent protrayal of the company's earnings. He told him that the people who own the company ought to be given an accurate picture of where their earnings were coming from (the Apple II).” 'VP-001 West of Eden 1989 Merlin 8/16 GS/OS, ProDOS 8, and DOS 3.3 versions of this best-selling assembler in one package. By Glen Bredon. The GS/OS version, Merlin 16-Plus, is brand new. $19.95 DB Master Professional DB Master Professional is the most sophisticated data base management software available for the Apple ll. It runs under ProDOS 8 and requires an enhanced Ile, a IIc, a ligs, or a Laser computer. Not copy protected. Supports hard disk files up to 10 megabytes or storage on up to 50 5.25 or 3.5 disks. Allows up to 50 screens of text (or 200 fields or 2,000 characters) per record. Includes a variety of field types, including computed, user-defined and the: ability to limit data to a pre-defined list of allowable values. DB Master Professional supports ‘Import Rules’ and ‘Export Rules’ that allow any’ DB Master file to be related to as many as ten other DB Master files. "Import rules’ specify another file that data is to come from when a record in the file you are working on is added to or edited; “export rules’ specify another file that should be changed when the file you are working on is added to or edited. Reports can include up to 255 lines per record on up to 5 pages, including headers and footers, column totals and subtotals, page numbers, automatic date and time printing, number formatting, statistics, and computed fields. Print to printer, screen, or text file on disk. RW-002 Merlin 8/16 NEW $99.00 SE-001 DB Master Professional $245.00 The A2 Library General Interest Books Working with Classic Apples Working with the Apple ligs 'S¥-009 SYBEX Computer Blue Book (see 11/88)$12 95 '7S-001 Bear: Computer Wimp (seeara) s905 Languages and Development Software Languages & Development Software CB-001 Preiberger: The Ic, Your First Computer (ee 6/86) $9.95 SE-001 DB Master Professional S480 pabosimmwarte ine - siberger: Fire in the ‘s-001 > hip ee: ecco cae me meaapie (cotengiaes APplesoft 18-093 Capps: Fr Online Companion forgs $49.95 HB-001 Gassee: The Third Apple (sce 128981495 ‘Apple: Applesoft Tutorial (w/disk) $29.95 ‘apps: Programmer's Onlit ipani ligs |BC-001 Price: How to Write a Computer Manual (see 3/89) $33.50 2 se ir ¥e-001 Rose: West of den Ce ee tS ee lies eas iri!” oss }uR-001 Sculley: Odyssey (see 12188)$10,95 AW-OL5 Dwyer: BASIC and the Per bommpeater: $ya08 le paar loremahold eet ne $2688 #013 Snyder In Search of Amazing Thing (ee G88) $10.95 ¥MH-002 Fooe:IPiusle Users Guide, Sr Ed 1095 An 19 Avner Apple es Peo Reresce Yat $28 86 B-001 Weishaar: Your Best Interest Geers) sass MEC00S) Poetes Be ters Guide s ee Gees slab absense $1995 ]G-001 White: Graphic Design for the Electronic Age $24.95 ¥S-007 Irwin: Apple Programmer's Handbook 8 (CB-005 Gookin/Davis: Mastering the ligs Toolbox 0833 CB-007 Gookin/Davis: Adv Prog Tech for gs Toolbox. $19.95 AppleWorks Books TB-007 Weishaar/Kersey: The DOStalk Scrapbook $1495 GS/OS, ProDOS 16 S¥-008 Ericson: AppleWorks, Tips and Techs (see 6/88) $19.95 DS-001 disk for this book $10.00 9-020 Apple: ProDOS 16 Reference (w/disk) $29.95 JPs-003 disk for this book (see888) $12.00 prongg g ‘AW-026 Little: Exploring Apple GS/OS and ProDOS 8 §21.95 ‘S¥-007 Tymes: Mastering AppleWorks (see 6188) $21.95, — i M010 Matthews: AppleWorks Made Easy (see 7188) $18.95 A¥-024 Apple: BASIC Programming with ProOS (w/disk)$29.95 65816 Assembly Language |CE-001 Thomas: ClassWorks (see 888) $45.00 AW-023 Apple: ProDOS 8 Tech Ref (w/disk) $2995 ¢5_002 Wagner: llgs Machine Lang for Beginners $19.95 ‘AW-027 Brown: Using AppleWorks GS $19.95 95-001 Worth: Beneath Apple ProDOS (S00 888) $19.95 So" o05 Ucn cr this book (3-9) Hes 78-006 Doms/Weistaar: PoDOS Inside and Out (6888) $1695 5 097 Scanlon: Apple gs Asm Lang Programming $24.95 scene reorice ces my La TS Bnbtereement oc op nsag ose 78-001 Engelsher: Interfacing & Digital Exps (see 686) $15.50 6502 Assembly Language le Tiers na the Bor ad }vs-001 Vernier: Build a Better Mousetrap (see 7/88) $24.95 AW-012 Finley/Myers: Asm Lang for Applesoft Prammer $18.95 Technical References /TB-003 Fellina et al: Science On Your Apple (see G88) $14.95 FW-001 Wagner: Assembly Lines: The Book (S00 688) $1995 yy. ong fechnical Introduction to the Apple gs $9.95 |TB-004 Hor: Smart Apples (see 6/88) $12.95 DS-004 disk for this book $15.95 y-022 Apple: Apple llgs Firmware Reference $24.95, * $1995 a-002 Apple: Apple ligs Hardware Reference $24.95 Printers $1995 45-003 Apple: Apple Numerics Reference new edition) $29.95, - Technical References ‘AW-014 Apple: Human interface Guidelines $14.95 Technical References plas peel Perea Reference $24.95 AW-017 Little: Exploring the Apple llgs (see 6/88) $22.95 Jce-001 East: Handbook of Printer Commands (3 vols) $89.95 54-004 apple: Apple lle Technical Reference $24.95 MH-002 Fischer: Apple ligs Tech Ref (see 688) $19.95 AW-008 Apple: imageWiterl Technical Reference $19.95 Soot ties msde the Apple ie S86 Network connectors faw-025 Apple: imagewriter LQ Technical Reference $22.95 ¥-093 Campbell: The RS-252 Solution WeBRNLSIRDS CeO acter etre tps dnageilir' new ee 98008 PostScript Troubleshooting and Repair 0E-002 ModuNET 9-pin for LaserWriter, oldMacs $34.95, |AW-007 Adobe: PostScript Lang Tutorial/Cookbook $16.95 Rs-001 SAMS Computerfacts: II, I-Plus $21.95 JAW-005 Adobe: PostScript Lang Program Design $22.95 ys-002 SAMS Computerfacts: le s2i95 | Fastdata Pro |AW-009 Adobe: PostScript Lang Reference Manual $22.95 HS-005 SAMS Computerfacts: lic $39.95 thi yarn ly ithly disks. the full text of /aw-028 Apple: Laseririter Reference $19.95 HS-003 SAMS Computertacts: Disk I Pea [recreated pe pptioetiog ney ener apel |AW-029 Roth: Real World PostScript $22.95 xs-006 Brenner: Apple ll Troubleshooting/Repair Guide $19.95 | ingrmauon you need fas. You can search. pri. cut & paste ary fe type Troubleshooting and Repair ‘Scroll up and down. Allows you to change disks and continue search HS-004 SAMS Computerfacts: Imagewriter 1 $24.95 Foot Fastdata Pro $4995 }#S-008 SAMS Computerfacts: Imagelriter I $24.95 A2-Central Devel« The only conference in the wo Kansas City—Friday and § Meet with the people who will determine the future of | Creating applications with DB Master Barney Stone, Stone Edge Technologies Integrating music with your products Bob Lindstrom, Ziff-Davis; Bill Basham, Diversified Software Research; others TBA GS/OS development environments and lan- guages Mike Westerfield, ByteWorks; Tom Leonard, TML; others TBA Programming with UltraMacros Tom Hoover, David Gair, Randy Brandt How to develop stack- ware for HyperStudio Roger Wagner, Roger Wagner Publishing An overview of debug- ging products for the Apple Il Chuck Kelly, Prodev; David Lyons, DAL Software ProDOS 8 development environments and lan- guages Ross Lambert, Ariel Publishing An introduction to IIgs toolbox programming Dennis Doms, A2-Central, panel to be announced. What Apple's attitude toward the Apple II means for developers Panel to be announced Opening doors for the disabled Dean Esmay, A2-Central; panel to be announced. IIgs programming con- siderations Rilla Reynolds and team from Apple developer tech support How to write TimeOut applications Mark Simonsen, Alan Bird, Beagle Bros Apple II Update Michael P. Smith, Apple IL Product/Market Manager, with a panel of Apple's Apple Il team Fonts, LaserWriters, and the Apple II Mark Collins, A2-Central Font Clearinghouse; panel to be announced. ProDOS 8 programming considerations Rilla Reynolds and team fram Apple developer tech support Exhibits, playroom Computers and tables will be available at no charge for con- ference attendees who want to display or sell their products. Philosophy and direc- tion of the 65xxx microprocessor family Bill Mensch, Western Design Center While we have commitments fram all speakers and panelists named here, we reserve the right to change the schedule without notice if necessary. Apple llgs cross devel- opment and parallel development Gary Little, Apple And more... Additional sessions are planned. Personnel from Apple developer tech support will be available to answer your questions. Make the contacts you need! While we're pretty proud of the collection of sessions and panels we're putting together for this conference, we also recognize that the real opportunity for most attendees will be the chance to meet with other publishers and developers. The setting for our conference, a small college campus in deepest, darkest America, lends itself to meeting and talking with other Apple Il people day and night. Classrooms and lounge areas will be available for discus- sions and demonstrations throughout the conference. Compare our sessions, compare our timing, compare our price to Apple's own combined Apple II/Macintosh devel- opers conference (to be held in San Jose the week after AppleFest Boston), and you'll see that the best place to meet the Apple Il people you want to meet this year will be Kansas City. Our conference fee includes all meals (Thursday evening through Sunday morning) and free dormitory accommodations for early registrants. This will be your best chance this year to make the contacts you need to achieve your Apple Il-related goals. Real P. The confere Party, sponso! Thursday eveni Free shuttle | Overland Park afternoon throu of Avila’s facili Strictly limited t ee Trai AGENCY: Day arranged confer hotels near Avila room rates call D. : AIRFARES: Dis Eastern, and Co able, applicable (Eastern/Contine DORMITORY A ations on the Avi trants. Five floor two large restroo HOTELS: We \ hotels in the 43 College campus $32.95/night at | Overland Park M able only throu $109/night). Day hotels available « you arrive by air BY CAR: Avila ern Kansas City, exit. ~ per Conference d just for Apple Il developers. aturday—July 21-22, 1989 ie Apple Il grammers' Party will open with a Real Programmers’ by Apple, in the Avila cafeteria on July 20 (food available from 6 till 10). 2s will run between Avila and the riott and nearby hotels from Thursday Sunday morning. Because of the limits attendance at this conference will be first 400 registrants. | arrangements ng Travel Service of Overland Park has discounts with four airlines and several ege. For the lowest available airfares and ring at: 0-432-0211 (913-888-8080) ted airfares are available on Braniff, Delta, ntal. The discount is 5% off of any avail- lished fare or 40% (Braniff/Delta) or 50% off of coach fare. MMODATIONS: Free dormitory accommodi- lege campus are available to early regis- ach with 21 double rooms, a lounge, and citites—are available. inefree shuttle buses daily from selected d Metcalf area of Overland Park to the Avila ices at hotels in this area range from ‘ed Roof Inn to $69/night at the fourstar tt (this is a special conference rate avail- daySpring for rooms normally priced at 1g travel has complete information on the ill be happy to reserve your room whether car, ge is at 119th and Wornall Road in south- about 5 minutes south of 1435's Wornall Registration Form About us: c 4/89 Cut out or photocopy this form and mail to: A2-Central P.O. Box 11250 Overland Park, KS 66207 orcau: 913-469-6502 (yes...we used to be Open-Apple) About you: Your phone number Name of your company or institution, if relevant: Your name: Address: Preferences: 0 My primary interest is classic Apples. 0 My primary interest is the Apple ligs. C I'm interested in both. O I'm also going to Apple's conference. Accommodations: CO Id like to stay at Avila O male C female (If Avila is full, we will contact you.) O I'lstay elsewhere. Conference fees (fees include all meals, Thursday evening through Sunday morning): 1 $300 (early registration, before June 1, 1989) CO $375 (late registration, after June 1, 1989) CO Full payment enclosed. CO Registration deposit of $75 enclosed, balance to be paid by June I. (NOTE: Full refunds available till June 1, $75 cancellation fee thereafter.) Payment method: check Visa MasterCard CTT OTT (I) card number exp date 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 ind 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 outside. Add a stamp and i's ready to mail, Please don't send us a photocopy of the form unless you remember to photocopy both sides. If you received this catalog without a self-mailer, write your order on a plain sheet of paper and send it to Open-Apple P.O. Box 11250 Overland Park, KS 66207 Open-Apple subscriptions The expiration date of your current subscription is shown on our self-mailer to the right of your name ("last issue’). We offer one-, two-, and three-year subscriptions to either our newsletter only or to a combination newsletter and monthly 3.5 disk. The aisk includes an electronic copy of our newsletter for full-text searches, new public domain and shareware software and data fles, and Apple system software updates. newsletter newsletter only —-& 3.5 disk I-year (12 issues) S-1 $28 D-1 ‘$84 2-year (24 issues) $-2 $54 D-2 $162 3-year (36 issues) S-3 §78 —D-3 $234 Subscription prices include free AIR MAIL delivery anywhere on the face of the earth, Open-Apple back issues Open-Apple has been published monthly since January, 1985. Single back issues are $2 each, Bound, indexed annual volumes are $14.95. A full set of bound volumes and single issues for the current year is available for $39. The Full-Text on Disk version of our back issues is shipped on 3.5 disks and takes up about 4 megabytes of hard disk storage. Use with full-text search software. Open-Apple: Volumes 1-4 OA-001 $14.95 OA-002 $14.95 Jan 1985—Jan 1986 Feb 1986—Jan 1987 OA-003 $14.95 Feb 1987—Jan 1988 OA-004 $14.95 Feb 1988—Jan 1989 Full Set Specials (every issue ever published) FS-N (volumes and singles) $39.00 FS-D (full text on disk) $39.00 Single monthly disks — Posters |A2.0N.DISK Our monthly 3.5 disks are available one-by-one as well as by subscription. Each disk) ur 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. features the full text of that month's newsletter and includes additional material | poster $7 order no issue date theme price PS-001 Christmas Lizard A2-8902 Feb 89 Fonts $10 PS-002 Genie A2-8903 Mar 89 Tech Notes $10 PS-003 User Group 2 posters $10 3posters $12 from Dec 1985 from June 1986 from August 1987 Standard- slot m memory cards |plusRAM PR-1 CIRTECH's PR-1 memory card is a standard-slot memory card "Prices Prices good through April 30, 1989 PR-1 and GS-2 cards: PR-1 memory $ Gs-2 that can be used in the II-Plus, lle, or igs. The PR-1 comes with one order no supplied Seder #6 bank of 256K RAM chips (8 chips per bank) and has sockets for three addtional banks (1 megabyte total. PR-1-1 256K 219 GS-2-1 Unit pricing: plusRAM PR-16 Buy CIRTECH's base card and stock it with chips from suppliers such as, Microprocessors Unimited (918-267-4961) or IC. Express (818-369-2686). They sell 256K chips cheaper than we can get them from CIRTECH, PR-16 and GS-8 cards: CIRTECH's PR-16 is also a standard-slot memory card, It uses PR-16 memory $ GS-8 standard 1-meg RAM chips and can be expanded to 4 megabytes on order no supplied order no lone card (with forthcoming 4-meg chips it can be expanded to 16 pR-16-1 iM 499 Gs-8-1 megabytes). The card works as a RAMdisk. In addition, AppleWorks pp_y.6_2 ou 759 GS-8-2 automaticaly expands its desktop into this type of card on alle. One pp 4 ¢_3 oM 1,019 8-8-3 megabyte and larger cards can be partitioned as RAMdisks for i different operating systems using software supplied with the card by PR-16-4 aM 1,279 GS-8-4 CIRTECH. SM 1,539 Gs-8-5 eM 1,799 Gs-8-6 ™ — 2,059 Gs-8-7 eM = 2,319 Gs-8-8 Unit pricing: Buy CIRTECHS base card and stock it with your own chips, it you lke. Our meg RAM pies retlect a charge of $3250 per chip installed and tested StatDisk Sone CIRTECH’s StatDisk is a completely new concept in storage StatDisk memory § technology. No other company makes anything like it. Your computer OFdex no supplied and software think the StatDiskis a standard-slot RAM card, such as gp-1. 128K 209 ICIRTECH's PR cards. What makes the StatDisk diferent is that what gp > 256K 269 you store on it stays store ater your tum the power of—even ater 5g asa 338 you pul the card out of the computer! A small battery (pul right onto the card and automatically recharged when your computer is on) SD~4 512K 389 keeps your data safe for over two months. No other data storage SD-5 640K 519 medium is faster, quieter, or more reliable. No cords. Instant-on SD-6 768K 579 reliability (wm your computer on and boot into AppleWorks before SD-7 896K 639 your monitor warms up). See our October 1988 catalog for complete sp-8 1M 699 information Unit pricing: Buy CIRTECH's base card and stock it with your own chips if you like. Our 2x8 low-power CMOS static RAM prices are $15.00 per chip, installed and tested ligs memory expansion cards plusRAM GS-2 CIRTECH's GS cards are designed to fit into the memory| expansion slat on the Apple llgs. The GS-2 comes with one bank of standard 256K chips (8 chips per bank) and can be expanded up to| 2 megabytes (seven additional banks) on one card plusRAM GS-8 The GS-8 uses standard {-meg chips and can be expanded up to 8 megabytes on one card-the maximum RAM capacity ofthe igs. No other company builds a single card that can expand to 8 megabytes using standard RAM chips. CIRTECH's custom LSI chips mean these cards use very lite power and create very litle heat. CIRTECH's GS-8 is the most- expandable, highest-quality llgs memory card available in the world} atone of the world's lowest pices. Not compatibe with Applied Engineering's RamKeeger or the le retrofit igs motherboard (won' fit inside le case), ROdisk expansion cards STAT-256 expansion cards (no chips) ROW-256 $89 64K S0-256-1 $159 (no chips) ROW-512 $89 128K $189 256K 50-256-3 $249 ‘StatDisk piggyback expander ‘Weve already included tis card in the StatDisk prices shown tothe let. This] ‘order number is for use onli you want to purchase the board separately 6K $0-PIG $159 Cirtech's StatDisk is Nibble's Editor's Spotlight Selection April 1989, page 120 ey
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