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A2 Central Catalog 1990 01 January 1990

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A2-Central Catalog Get the books, software, and equipment you need from the warmth of your own computer room. No handling fees or extra charges for surface shipping on most items, even though we ship within 24 hours. To order, use the self-mailer that was in the envelope with your newsletter. January 1990 Build your own 80-Meg Hard Drive! We've decided to carry all the pieces you need to build your own 80- Meg hard drive. Our case is a commercial-quality unit with a 60 watt (115. volt) power supply and room for two half-height hard disk subassemblies. The subassembly we offer is a 28mS, half-height, 80-Megabyte SCSI unit Imade by Seagate. We also carry Chinook’s SCSI utilities and the cable you'll need to connect the drive to Apple's or CIRTECH's SCSI card (required; le/Ilgs only). If you have the courage to build it yourself (screwdriver needed) you can save big money! DC-001 Disk case with 60 watt power supply $139.00 DC-002 Seagate ST-296N-1 80meg SCSI hard disk asmbly $559.00 RC-004 SCSI cable, drive to SCSI card $30.00 CH-001 Chinook SCS Uttities $30.00 cD-001 —_Easy-order: all of above, save $28 $729.00 Magnavox Monitors Our office is full of Magnavox monitors and we like them. We think you will, too, The one we like best is the 8CM515. It works with the analog RGB color of the Apple llgs (cable needed, order below), Best of all, it costs 40 per cent less than AppleColor. It can also be directly connected to any NTSC device, such as a VCR, video camera, or your Apple II's round video connector (80-column text readable but fuzzy; cable included), or to a computer that uses TTL RGB (read IBM CGA compatible). Magnavox also makes amber-screen and green-screen monochrome monitors that work with any Apple II or Laser 128. Those are also listed below and are available at very good prices. (115 volts, NTSC) DC-003 Magnavox 8CM515 RGB monitor $349.00 RC-005 Cable for ligs (analog RGB) $23.00 DC-005 Magnavox BM7622 Amber-screen monitor $129.00 DC-004 Magnavox BM7652 Green-screen monitor $129.00 SHIP Surface shipping to Canada or APO/FPO addresses $20.00 AIR 3.5 Drives (800K) Connects to the disk connector on an Apple ligs or Iic-Plus. Can also| be used on a lle with Laser's controller card. It's slightly smaller than| Apple's 3.5 drive and lots cheaper, but otherwise it's just like an Apple 3.5. AM-001 AM-002 Supra 2400 baud external modem We've used these modems for months in our work on GEnie. They} can't be beat! 115 volts. Requires cable. SC-001 ‘Supra 2400 baud external modem Laser 190A Serial Printer It won't do color and it has a different ribbon (the same one as the| Epson LX-80/90), but we've used Laser's printer with AppleWorks and) with GS/OS and ProDOS 8 graphics programs with results that match our| ImageWriters. Just tell your software you're using an ImageWriter. Printer handles standard 8.5" continuous-form paper or single sheets of any) width. Continuous forms of other widths require tractor feed attachment. 115 volts. Requires cable. AMR 3.5 Drive Laser 3.5 Disk Controller for lle $259.00 $79.00 $139.00 LC-001 Laser 190A serial printer $299.00 LC-006 Laser 190A tractor feed attachment $59.95 LC-002 Laser 190A ribbons $5.95 LC-003 Laser 190A parallel printer $249.00 SHIP Surface shipping to Canada or APO/FPO addresses $20.00 Cables for printer & modem These 8-foot cables have one end that plugs into either the Laser 190A serial printer or the Supra Modem. The other end should match the connector on your computer: RC-001 Cable with 8-pin connector (IIgs, llc-Pius) $15.00 RC-002 Cable with 5-pin connector (older IIc) $15.00 RC-003 Cable with 25-pin connector (most serial cards) $15.00 Stack-Central Our new stack-based publication is ready to accept subscribers! The first stack-based publication for the Apple II is ready to accept charter subscribers. It's called Stack-Central, and it will be issued on 3.5 disks six times a year. Stack-Central includes the latest information on Apple II hypermedia developments, authoring tips, clip art and sounds, land samples of the best public domain and shareware stacks we ican find. Stack-Central will be edited by Terry Baker, a computer consultant with a strong background in music and Apple II computing. It will be published by the gang right here at A2- Central. Because Stack-Central will itself be a stack-based publication, you must have Hyper Studio from Roger Wagner] Software to use these disks. For those of you who don't already} have Hyper Studio, we've got a special price on a Hyper Studio/Stack-Central combination package: Stack-Central Stack-Central only & Hyper Studio l-year (6 issues) SC-1 $42 SCWH-1 $139 2-year (12 issues) SC-2 $81 SCHH-2 $178 3-year (18 issues) SC-3 $117 SCHH-3 $214 Subscription prices include free AIR MAIL delivery anywhere on the face of the earth (Airmail shipment of Hyper Stuaioitselt is not included in these prices.) New Books Geeze, weve got a whole slug of new books this month and no room left to talk fabout them. | reorganized the format of our |A2 Book Library on the back page a bit-the new stuff is under the new Legal category under Working with AppleTalk, and under Stack Authoring. Check those out. We've also made a couple of important additions to the Other category under General Interest. The first, The Hacker, is a novel by our own Chet Day, head sysop of our Apple Il areas on Génie. The Hacker is a horror/sci-fi novel about a group of bulletin board warriors in New Orleans. The villain uses IBMs and Macs, The other book, The Menu Software Guide for Apple II Computers contains| listings for more than 11,600 programs| organized into 140 categories. Includes| price, publisher, system requirements, and a| brief description of each package. The AQ Software Library Apple ligs software. HyperStudio By Michael O'Keefe, Dave Klimas, and Eric Mueller. A hypermedia authoring system forthe Apple lg. You create “slacks” made up of "ards" Each card consists of a graphic background and can also hold test objects. oraphic objets, sounds, and buts. Buttons cn be used to move to another card, stack, or program. to playa sound a video, o activate an animation, or to execute an extemal asserbly language command you write yourset Buttons can also keep test scores. See out June 1989 catalog for mare. RW-005 — HyperStudio $129.00 Diversi-Tune By Bill Basham. This software turns your Apple ligs into a MIDI synthesizer, recording stud, and hist system. Use io listen to pre-tecorded Diversi-Tune music, or record your own MIDI instrument notes~then synthesize them, edt them, or mix them, See our July 1988 issue, page 4.45, or more information. See our software library listing below for song disks currenty available DR-001 _Diversi-Tune Diversi-Tune Song Disks Most ofthese disks include the wre of the songs as well asthe musi You can display the words on screen (wih a bouncing bal) while the music plays i you ike $59.00 DR-101 Nathen Page Live Jazz Piano $24.95, DR102 Gay Nnetes 51495 R103 Amerean FoKPatiote 516.95 R108 Christmas Songs $1495 DR-105 Jewish Songs $14.95 DR-106 Gospel Songs $14.95 DR-107 ‘Nathen Page Studio Jazz $24.95 DR-108 Classical Organ Favorites $24.95, R109 Classical Haxichrd Duets $2495 R110 BlBasham-Rock imorovisations $24.95 DR-tt _BillBasham-Rock Improvisations $2495 NEW! R112 Children's Songs 52495. NEW! SoftSwitch Turns your Apple igs into a deskul of Apple lle you can use a the same time. Switch instantly between different ProDOS 8, DOS 3.3, or Pascal programs. Return to any ofthe programs exactly where you left of. You can save suspended programs in mid-operation. Also aliows you to copy and paste graphics screens between programs and you can “take snapshots" of any graphics or text screen. See Nov 88, page 4.75, lor more. Requires 768K minimum igs, New un-protected version. $45.00 RW-003 — SoftSwitch MacroMate MacroMate is a Classic Desk Accessory program for the Apple lis. It lows you o create macros that work with almost any program you can run on the lgs. Set up macros to-do things such as lyping in your letterhead, or Providing the keystrokes a copy program needs to automatically move a set of ites to your RAMdisk, or reconfiguring a program from a stupid set of command keys to command keys more to your tking ‘MacroMate allows you to “record” macros or creale them with its editor Works with SofiSwitch. $37.50 RW-006 _MacroMate Prosel 16 By Glen Bredon. By special arrangement with the author, we'te now able to offer the famous Prosel program selector and dsk utility packages to our subscribers. This version uses the features ofthe Apple ligs to provide the ‘most advanced and ful-eatured utities avaiable on the Apple today. GB-002 —Prosel 16 $60.00 The Graphic Exchange ‘lows you o exchange vitally any Appl I graphic image from one format ‘to another. Supported formats include single and double low. high- and super resolution, PrintShop, PrintShop GS, and Newsroom. Can also read MacPaint ties on a Macintosh disk. Graphics can be examined. cropped, and scaled. See our May 1989 catalog for more information, RW-004 The Graphic Exchange $37.50 GS/OS Development tools Micol Advanced Basic—llgs MS-001 Mico! for the ligs $99.00 Merlin 8/16 Four assemblers in ane (DOS 3:3, ProD0S B-bi, ProDOS 16-bi, GSIOS), «isassembler,Niy List debugger, disk and fe utilities, and sample fies. RW-002 Merlin 8/16 $99.00 Programmer's Online Companion for the ligs Programmer's Toolbox crib sheet in the form of a Classic Desk Accessory. Suppor cut and paste wih Appe Programmer's Workshop AW-033.__Ilgs Online Companion $37.50 “ProDOS 8 software Prosel 8 By Glen Bredon. This i the cassie program selectordsk utlty package for classic Apples. you sill dont have it, what are you waiting for?2? GB-001 $40.00 Fastdata Pro Use this program to quickly scan our monthly disk, the fulltext of our back ‘issues, the full text of Apple's tech notes, or your own files. Find the information you need fast. You can search, print, cut & paste any fle type. ‘Scroll up and down. Allows you to change disks and continue search. FD-001 — Fastdata Pro $49.95 Prosel 8 DB Master Professional This is the most sophisticated data base management software available for the Apple I. Individual records can have up to 30 screens of text (or 200 felds ‘0 2,000 characters). “Import rules" and “Export rues” allow a fie to be related to as many as 10 other files. Reports can incude up to 255 lines per record, including headers, subtotals, formatting, stasis, and mach more. See Apri <alalog for addtional information. SE-001 DB Master Professional $245.00 ProDOS 8 Development tools Program Writer NEW! By Alan Bird. Full-screen, AppleWorks-like editor for Applesoft programmers. Inserts, deletes, finds, searches, replaces, auto-numbers, renumbers, and lists program variables. Cuts and pastes lines within or between programs. Includes a macro capabiity. Requtes 128K. Works with (00S 3.3. as well as ProDOS 8, Published by Beagle Bros. BB-003 Program Writer $37.50 Beagle Compiler NEW! By Alan Bird. New Version supports high-speed math cards! The ‘Beagle Compiler has alvays been famous for the speed it can add to sting intensive Applesoft programs. Now, with the addition of a high-speed math card from Applied Engineering or Innavaive Systems (Floating Point Engine), you can get the same blazing speed in mathntensive programs. In addition, the Beagle Compier lets you use aux-slol, Apple-standard, o llgs memory cards for storage of program variables. Since compiled programs are smaller than the originals and varables can be stored outside of main memory, you cam write longer programs. No Apple Il language executes faster than Beagie- compiled Applesot. BB-002 Beagle Compiler $59.00 Micol Advanced Basic—le/lIc Micos Basic complies for classic Apples supports most of the commands you know from Applesott but inciudes features such as named procedures, tmuit-character variable names, and programming without line numbers, Includes atul-screen editor, MS-002 — Micol for the Ile/lic $89.00 A2-Central Video and Audio Tapes The following tapes are from the July 1989 A2-Central Developers Conference. Video tapes are in the VHS, NTSC format commonly used in North America. They will not play Jon VIS, FAL format VCRs used in other parts of the world. Audio tapes use the standard cassette format used all over the world. To order, start with VI- for video tapes or “AT- for audio tapes and add the number shown before each tape. Full descriptions are in the September 1989 A2-Central catalog, JAT-nn audio tapes $7.00 each VT-nn video tapes $29.00 each 01: Apple Il Update and Feedback Forum (02: Philosophy and Direction of the WESC Microprocessor Family 03: Animation and the Apple I 04; Integrating music with your products 05: Fonts, LaserWriters, and the Apple Il 06: An overview of Apple Il debugging products 07: Opening doors for disabled people 08: Creating application software with Hyper Studio 09: Creating application software with DB Master 10: Programming with TimeOut UitraMacros 11: Marketing tips for the small developer 412: ProDOS 8 development environments and languages 418: ProDOS 8 programming considerations 14; Laser Computers: Opportunities for Future Profits 15: Apple ligs development environments and languages 16: Apple ligs programming considerations 17: Introduction to Apple ligs and toolbox programming 18: Apple II / Macintosh parallel and cross development The A2 Hardware Collection: : SV MA-100 speakers ‘Add powered sound to your ligs! We've sold all the Yamaha speakers we had, but Bill Basham has found these SVI [speakers that we're able to sell for the same price. You get two [speakers with a built-in stereo amplifier, volume control, and balance adjustment. Etfective frequency range is 70 to 16000 Hz. Each speaker is 280 x 150 x 165 mm and the pair weighs 3.5 kg, Made in China. Work with the ligs or unpowered outputs such as those found on Walkman-type recorders DR-002 SVI Speakers US. orders only! $129 ModuNet network connectors Build your own network. ModuNet connectors are replacements for the expensive connectors Apple sells to hook devices to its AppleTalk (LocalTalk) network. Not only do they cost less than Apple's connectors, these work with inexpensive telephone wire (not supplied) rather than expensive Apple cables. You need one connector for each computer and each printer on the network. OE-001 OE-002 8-pin for lle, ligs, new Macs $34.95, 9-pin for old LaserWriters, old Macs $34.95 7 Automatic incoming ‘call Toutes You can connect three devices to this swith. Incoming cals are first checked to see if the calling device is an autodial fax machine. If itis, the call is automaticaly routed to switchbox extension 1. All other incoming calls are routed to the primary switchbox line. However, either the caller or the receiver can transfer the call to ‘switchbox extension 1 or 2 by simply pressing the 1 or 2 touchtone key on their phone. See our May catalog for more money-saving uses. TF-500 ‘Automatic Call Router $395 CIRTECH products Cards for the llgs memory slot |plusRAM GS-8 The GS-8 uses standard 1-meg chips and can be expanded up to 8 megabytes on one card-the maximum RAM capacity of the lig. No other company builds a single card for the ligs memory expansion slot that can expand to 8 megabytes using standard RAM chips. CIRTECH's custom LSI chios mean these cards use very litle power and create very litle heat. CIRTECH's GS-8 is the most expandable, highest quay llgs memory card available in the world at one of the worlds lowest prices. Not compatible with Applied Engineering's RamKeeper or the lle retrofit igs motherboard {won't fit inside lle case). First megabyte of memory unusable on the new lgs. Cirtech's StatDisk was Nibble's Editor's Spotlight Selection April 1989, page 120 Memory card prices Prices good through January 31, 1990 GS-8 and PR-16 cards: Gs-8 menory $ PR-16 order no supplied order no 1M 449 PR-16-1 2M 569 PR-16-2 3M 689 PR-16-3 4M 809 PR-16-4 5M 929 eu 1.049 ™ = 1,169 8M 1,289 Unit pricing: Buy CIRTEHS base card and sock it wth your own chips, it you lke. Our reg RAM prices retlect a charge of $1500 per chp stale and tested ROMdisk expansion cards STAT-256 expansion cards (oo chips) ROW-256 $09 © GAK_~—SDH286-1 $159, (0 chips) ROW-512 $09 «128K D-286-2 $1089, 256K S0-256-3 $249, StatDisk memory $ order no supplied sp-1 128K 209 sD-2 256K 269 sp-3 384K 329 sD-4 512K 389 $D-5 640K 519 sp-6 768K 579 sp-1 896K 639 sp-8 1M 699 Unit pricing: uy CIRTECHs base card and stock it wth your own chips, it you ike. Our 32:8 low-power CMOS static RAM prices are $15 00 per chip, instaled and tested, StatDisk piggyback expander Weve already included this card in the StatDisk prices shown above. Ths ‘order number is for use only if you previously purchased a 512K or smaller ‘StatDisk that you now want to expand, cae S0-PIG $159 Cards for lle/ligs standard slots plusRAM PR-16 CIRTECH's PR-16 memory card is a standard-slot memory card that can be used in the IPlus, lle, or ligs. It uses standard 1-meg RAM chips and can be expanded to 4 megabytes on one card (with forthcoming 4-meg chips it can be expanded to 16 megabytes). The card works as a RAMGisk. On a lle, AppleWorks v1.3 and higher automaticaly expand their desktop into this type of card (1- or 2- megs only). We can supply a patch so AppleWorks will use this card (ona ligs as well. Cards can be partitoned as RAMGisks for different operating systems using software supplied with the card by CIRTECH StatDisk CIRTECH's StatDisk is a completely new concept in storage| technology. No other company makes anything like it. Your computer| and software thnk the StatDiskis a slandard-slot RAM card, such as| CIRTECH's PR cards, What makes the StatDisk diferent i that what you store on it stays stored after you turn the power off—even after you pull the card out of the computer! A small battery (bu right onto the card and automatically recharged when your computer is on) keeps your data safe for over two months. No other data storage| medium is faster, quieter, or more reliable. No cords. Instant-on| reliability (turn your computer on and boot into AppleWorks before ‘your monitor warms up). See our October 1988 catalog for complete | information. CIRTECH Fans, SCSI products COOL-IT fans Okay, you know you need a fan but you can't stand the noise. Neither could the guys at Crtech, So they designed a pair of whisper quiet fans for the ligs and the lle. CIRTECH's fans use high-quality bearings, special PBT fan blades and ant-vibration mounts. The llgs fan is three times quieter than Apple's own fan and uses just one- third the eneray. Fans install in about two minutes. Operate directly from the Apple power supply, you have no power cord to run. CIRTECH's fans install on the side of the power supply on the ligs and under the keyboard of the lle. Each lowers the internal temperature of your computer by 10 degrees or more. SPECIFICATIONS: Current 65 mA; power 0.78 W; noise 22 dB. CT-FAN-GS Cool-It for the ligs $49 CT-FAN-E Cool-It for the lle $49 SCSI interface card CIRTECH's SCSI interface card brings the world of SCSI hard disks to your Apple ligs, lle, or Il-Plus. SCSI stands for “Small ‘Computer System Interface". This is a standard, defined by the ANSI X3T92 specification, which devices such as the Seagate STxxxN family of hard drives adhere to. CIRTECH's card comes with software that allows you to spit SCSI hard disks for use with up to four operating systems--ProDOS (or GSI0S}, DOS 3.3, Pascal 1.3, or Microsoft Softcard CP/M 2.20B or 2.23. Unlike Apole's SCSI card, CIRTECH's card, with the addition of ‘SCSI network software, can be used to share one or two hard disks ‘among as many as six or seven computers (a maximum of eight devices total). Each computer has a private area on the disk. CT-SC SCSI Interface Card $139 SCSI network software CIRTECH's Mulf-User SCSI software allows several computers to "share" up to two high-capacity storage devices. This provides a| cost-effective way to attach several computers to a hard disk. Using a G4-megabyle Seagate ST277N hard disk assembly, for example, six computers could have “private” 10-megabyte hard disks for $200-| ‘$250 per computer. The software spits the hard disk up into “user parttons". Only the computer that owns the parton can write to it. Partitions can also be “tead-protected” at the users option. Operating system partitions can bbe created inside a user partition. Each computer also has access to a “common” parton that can be used for read-only data and program storage. You'll need a CIRTECH SCSI card for each computer and one network package. CT-NET — SCSI Network Software $99 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 it to order stuff from us. When you fold and lick the form as shown, our address will be on the outside and it will be ready to stamp and mail. Please don't send us a photocopy of the form unless you photocopy both sides. It you received this catalog without a self-mailer, write your order on a plain sheet of paper and send it to: A2-Central P.O. Box 11250 Overland Park, KS 66207 Subscriptions, Back Issues, Ordering Information A2-Central 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 disk includes an electronic copy of our newsletter for full-text searches, new public domain and shareware software and data files, and Apple system software updates. newsletter newsletter only —-& 3.5 disk l-year (12 issues) S-1 $28 D-1 ‘$84 2-year (24 issues) S-2 $54 —D-2 $162 3-year (36 issues) S-3 $78 D-3 $234 Subscription prices include free AIR MAIL delivery Back issues A2-Central (formerly Open-Apple) has been pub- lished monthly since January, 1985. Single back issues are $2 each. Bound, indexed annual volumes are $14.95. A ful 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) available for the Apple I. Try 1, 3 or 12 (or one a month). $4.67 a disk ur disks can appear automatically in your mailbox each month for less than what most user groups charge for public domain 3.5 disks. You get our paper newsletter at the standard $28/year rate plus 12 3.5 disk for less than $4.67 leach. Subscription prices are $84 for one year, $162 for two years, or $234 for three years Current newsletter subscribers can easily convert to a disk subscription. Figure out how many disks you'l get between the first one you want and the month your subscription expires (shown to the right of your address on ‘our self-mailer order form ) and send us $4.75 per disk $5.00 a disk Our disks are available in an annual set of 12: A2Z-89FS Annual disk set (Feb 89 to Jan 90) $60 or call us i ieee clit carn FS-N (volumes and singles) $39.00 Voice: 913-469-6502 Fax: 913-469-6507 7ywhere on the face of the eart FS-D (full text on disk) $39.00 : : : Tuer A2-Central Monthly Disks Our monthly disks are one of the best software vaues $4.75 a disk $6.00 a disk Our disks are also available in quarterly sets of 3: A2-89S1 Quarterly disk set (Feb/March/April) $18 A2-89S2 Quarterly disk set (May/June/July) $18 A2-89S3 Quarterly disk set (Aug/Sep/Oct) $18 A2-89S4 Quarterly disk set (Nov/Dec/Jan) $18 $10.00 a disk We don't recommend you buy them this way, but if you insist, we'l stil sell you any single disk for $10. General interest Books Introductory '7s-001 Bear: Computer Wimp (see 8/88) $9.95 (cB-002 Freiberger: The llc, Your First Computer (see 6188) $9.95 Desktop Publishing [75-008 Homan: The Print Shop Project Book (see 1289)$15.95 }wc-001 White: Graphic Design for the Electronic Age $24.95 History/Philosophy of Apple HB-001 Gassee: The Third Apple (see 12188)814.95 [ve-001 Rose: West of Eden (see 489) $19.95, HR-001 Sculley: Odyssey (see 12/88)810.95 Legal 1se-002 Remer: Legal Care for Your Software $29.95 hwe-001 Salone: How to Copyright Software $34.95 Other IN-001 Day: The Hacker (novel) $3.95, N-003 Menu Software Guide for Apple It $19.95 fac-001 Price: How to Write a Computer Manual (see 3/89) $33.50 Jaw-013 Snyder: In Search of Amazing Thing (see 6/88) $10.95 1B-001 Welshaar: Your Best interest (see 668) $9.95 AppleWorks Books )08 Ericson: AppleWorks, Tips and Techs _ (see 6/88) $19.95 |DS-003 disk for this book (see 8/88) $12.00 'SY-007 Tymes: Mastering AppleWorks {see 6/88) $21.95 |MH-010 Matthews: AppleWorks Made Easy (see 7/88) $18.95 |CE-001 Thomas: ClassWorks (see 8/88) $45.00 |AW-027 Brown: Using AppleWorks GS $19.95 Science/Electronics Books lvs-001 Vernier: Build a Better Mousetrap (see 7188) $24.95 |TB-003 Pellino et al: Science On Your Apple _(see 6/88) $14.95. }TB-004 Horn: Smart Apples (see 6/88) $12.95 “ Working with Classic Apples Applesoft ‘AW-010 Apple: Applesoft Tutorial (w/disk) $29.95 ‘AW-021 Apple: Applesoft Programmer's Reference $22.95 ‘SF-001 Miller: Mastering Applesoft Graphics ProDOS 8 ‘AW-024 Apple: BASIC Programming with ProDOS (w/disk) $29.95 ‘aW-023 Apple: ProDOS 8 Tech Ref (w/disk) $29.95 98-002 Worth: Beneath Apple ProDOS (see 888) $19.95 'TB-006 Doms/Weishaar: ProDOS Inside and Out (see 6/88) $16.95 DS-002 disk for this book $10.00 6502 Assembly Language ‘AN-012 Finley/Myers: Asm Lang for Applesoft Prgmmer $18.95 RA-001 Wagner: Assembly Lines: The Book (see 6/88) $19.95, (see 689) $18.95 Ds-004 disk for this book $15.95, ‘MH-008 Leventhal: 6502 Subroutines $19.95 Technical References |AW-003 Apple: Apple lle Technical Reference $24.95 AW-004 Apple: Apple ic Technical Reference $24.95 S¥-006 Liftle: Inside the Apple lle $24.95 ‘LC-005 Laser: Laser 128 Technical Reference $29.95 S¥-003 Campbell: The RS-232 Solution, 2nd Ed (see 6/88) $21.95 Troubleshooting and Repair S001 SAMS Computerfacts: I, I-Plus $24.95 5-002 SAMS Computeracts: le $24.98 HS-005 SAMS Computerfacts: le $39.95 S-003 SAMS Computerfacts: Disk I $24.95 HS-006 Brenner: Apple Il Troubleshooting/Repair Guide $19.95 Working with AppleTalk ‘AW-030 Apple: Understanding Computer Networks $9.95 ppleTalk Network System Overview $14.95. -AW-035 Apple: Inside AppleTalk $34.95 1N-002 Hands on AppleTalk $21.95 ~ Working with the Apple ligs Stack Authoring ‘AN-034 Apple: Hypercard Stack Design $16.95 Toolbox Programming W-011 Apple: Programmer’ Intro to igs (w/disk) $32.95 ‘AW-019 Apple: Apple ligs Toolbox Reference, Vol 1 $26.95 AW-006 Apple: Apple ligs Toolbox Reference, Vol 2 $26.95 CB-005 Gookin/Davis: Mastering the llgs Toolbox $19.95 B-007 Gookin/Davis: Adv Prog Tech for llgs Toolbox $19.95 GS/OS, ProDOS 16 AW-020 Apple: ProDOS 16 Reference (w/disk) $29.95 AW-026 Little: Exploring Apple GS/OS and ProDOS 8 $21.95 Ds-006 disk for this book (3.5) $15.00 65816 Assembly Language CB-002 Wagner: igs Machine Lang for Beginners __$19.95 DS-005 disk for this book (3.5) sis95- ‘88-005 Lichty/Eyes: Programming the ligs in Asm Lang $29.95 Ds-008 disk for this book (3.5) $20.00 ‘$8-003 Eyes/Lichty: Programming the 65816 $24.95 BB-001 Scanlon: Apple ligs Asm Lang Programming $24.95 Technical References ‘AW-018 Apple: Technical Introduction to the Apple ligs $9.95 -AW-022 Apple: Apple ligs Firmware Reference $24.95 ‘AM-002 Apple: Apple ligs Hardware Reference $24.95, AW-001 Apple: Apple Numerics Reference (new edition) $29.95 W-014 Apple: Human Interface Guidelines $14.95 ‘AW-017 Little: Exploring the Apple llgs (soe 6188) $22.95, DS-007 disk for this book (3.5) $20.00 Ma-001 Fischer: Apple llgs Tech Ref (see 6/88) $19.95, Working with Printers Technical References CP-001 East: Handbook of Printer Commands (5 vols) $89.95 ‘AW-008 Apple: ImageWriter Il Technical Reference $19.95 ‘AW-025 Apple: ImageWriter LQ Technical Reference $22.95 AW-028 Apple: LaserWriter Reference $19.95 Troubleshooting and Repair HS-004 SAMS Computerfacts: ImageWriter $24.95 HS-008 SAMS Computerfacts: ImageWriter II $24.95
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