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May 1991
Resource Central
Hard drive prices are falling! We're now able to offer you a fully
assembled SCSI (‘scuzzy’) hard drive, with 25 per cent more capacity
than the hard drive kit we've sold in the past, for $50 less than the kit
price. Or a fully assembled SCSI removable media hard drive with the
same mechanism we've sold in the past, for $175 less than the kit
price. Go figure.
Our two new drives are both the same size: 25 cm wide, 25 cm deep,
and 6 cm high (a little less than 10 x 10 x 2.5, for those of you who pre-
fer inches). Both models are the same color: Apple IIgs platinum. Both
operate on all AC voltages between 90v and 240v (all that is necessary
outside North America is to use the supplied North American power cord
with an appropriate plug adaptor). Both drives come with a I-year
warranty.
Both models have in-use and power-on lights, two switched power
outlets, two 50-pin Centronic style SCSI connectors, a shielded SCSI
cable that attaches to one of the connectors, and a SCSI terminator that
attaches to the other. Both have a push button SCSI ID number selector
and FCC certification. Both drives have heads that ‘auto-park’ on
shutdown; no additional Park command is necessary or advisable. But
best of all, both models have a nifty Resource Central logo on the front
and a ton of Resource Central software and data files installed and ready
to go.
The 100 Megabyte drive comes with a 105 Meg (unformatted)
Quantum subassembly. Quantum systems have an internal DisCashe™
RAM cache that allows a fast 1:1 intervieave (10.7 to 12 ms effective
access time). Quantum drives have a 50,000 hour Mean Time Between
Failure rating.
Our 42 Megabyte removable drive comes with the same 44 Megabyte
(unformatted) Syquest subassembly we've sold in the past and is an ideal
unit for backing up your main hard drive. These drives have a 20 ms
average access time.
These hard drives will work on any Apple Ile, Apple ligs, or
Laser computer. If you dont already have a SCSI controller card, you'll
need to get one and plug it into one of your slots so that you have
something to connect the hard drive to. These drives will also work with
a Macintosh or any other SCSI-capable system, however, you may need
additional formatting software and/or drivers and you won't be able to
access the data we include on the drive unless you have an Apple Il-
based system.
If you need a SCSI card, we have the largest selection available
anywhere. CVTech's RAMfast is our favorite. It provides the fastest data
transfer speeds by far. It works by keeping your most frequently
accessed data in a RAM cache on the card itself. If you'd prefer to save
some money, we also have Apple's High Speed SCSI Card, which sets
= 42 Meg Removable $699
re packed hard drives from:
100 Meg $599
the standard for SCSI cards. We also carry the Cirtech SCSI Card, which
is the only card that comes with software that allows you to use your
SCSI drive with DOS 3.3, Apple Pascal, or CP/M. And it's the only card
that has software that allows you to give several computers private
partitions on a single hard drive (each computer needs its own Cirtech
SCSI card). However, Cirtech's card isn't compatible with our 42 Meg
SyQuest drive.
Under GS/OS you can access all 100 Megabytes of our new Quantum
drive with any of these cards. When running ProDOS 8 programs,
however, the Apple card can access just two of the four ‘partitions’ on
the drive unless you install it in Slot 5. This is sometimes impractical,
particularly on the Apple ligs. If access to more than two partitions under
ProDOS 8 is important to you, we recommend the RAMfast or Cirtech
cards.
No matter which SCSI card or disk drive you buy, we'll format it for
you, install Apple's latest system software, and copy over some great files
that are yours to keep, including the full text of every issue of Open-
Apple/A2-Central ever published, a complete set of Apple technical
notes in text files, the most complete collection of Apple llgs icons ever
assembled, sample issues of 8/16-Central, Stack-Central, TimeOut-
Central, and Hyperbole, and a year’s worth of A2-Central on disk. This
last item alone regularly sells for $60 and includes numerous public
domain and shareware programs, including utilities, games, patches, font
and icon editors~even a word processor!
If you haven't yet purchased a hard drive, now's a good time to find
out what speed and space are all about. Apple Ilgs owners in particular
will find living without a hard drive increasingly difficult, as new software,
such as Apple's new HyperCard Iigs, sometimes requires a hard drive.
And don't put off buying a hard drive now because you may buy another
kind of computer in the future~if you do decide to move to another
system, our SCSI hard drives will move with you.
If you already have a hard drive do you back it up regularly? The
easiest, cleanest, safest way to back up your hard drive is to copy
everything onto a removable 40-plus Megabyte cartridge. Backup is fast
and the cartridge will even fit inside a safe deposit box.
Full assembled hard drives
A2-005 Resource Central 100 Meg $599.00"
2-006 Resource Central 42 Meg Removable Media $699.00°
Dc-007 extra cartridges for 42 Meg drive $99.00
SCSI cards
cT-sc CIRTECH SCSI card $109.00
AP-001 Apple High-Speed SCSI card $119.00
Cv-001 RAMfast SCSI card $219.00
*SHIP Surface shipping to Canada or APO/FPO adrs $10.00
*SHIP Surface shipping to other points outside US $20.00
CompuShare
You've told us for a number of months
now that there's a tremendous need for some
introductory books about the Apple ligs and
about related Apple I! areas. At long last
we've located just what you're looking for:
the CompuShare Productivity Series from
CompuShare Press. Amazingly, we'd never
heard of these folks until a few weeks ago
and they'd never heard of us-the long list of
companies selling Apple Ilgs-related products
in their Your llgs Guide doesnt even mention
us.
Nonetheless, CompuShare's books are
just what we ve been looking for. Here's what
the series includes:
Your llgs Guide
First published in 1989 and currently in its
second edition, Your llgs Guide is a good
overview of what anyone needs to know to get
started with an Apple llgs. An overview chapter
covers essentials such as memory expansion
cards, the Desktop, Desk Accessories, and the
Control Panel. Entire chapters are devoted to the
1's Books -
monitor, the keyboard, the mouse, 5.25 drives,
3.5 drives, hard drives, serial ports, printers,
modems, and system software. Most chapters
discuss available options, tell how the system
under study works, and give some troubleshooting
specifics.
The book also includes an extensive glossary of
Apple ligs terms, an index, a list of product
recommendations and the telephone numbers of
more than 100 companies that supply Apple ligs-
related products
co-004 Your ligs Guide
Hard Drive Guide
CompuShare's Personal Computer Report #1 is
an introduction to hard drives. The report covers
such information as how a hard drive works; what
formatting, initialization, and interleave are; what
the Small Computer Systems Interface (SCSI) is ,
why it's important, and how to troubleshoot
problems; drive backup and recovery; drive
organization; and other tips.
This Hard Drive Guide also includes bonus
chapters on ImageWriter I! maintenance, using
‘AppleWorks GS, and on GS/OS,
co-001 Hard Drive Guide
$21.95
$14.95
Telecommunications Guide
CompuShare's Personal Computer Report #2 is
an introduction to telecommunications. The report
gives you the fundamentals of telecommunications
and tells you how to select a modem and
telecommunications software. You'll learn about
serial communications, parity, half and full duplex,
and packet switching in a few quick pages. The
book also discusses bulletin boards (including
where to get good lists of BBS phone numbers)
and online information services. The final chapter
explains the Hayes AT command set used by most
popular modems.
cO-002 Telecommunications Guide
GS/OS Guide
CompuShare's Personal Computer Report #3 is
an introduction to GS/OS. The report covers such
fundamentals as why you might want to create a
RAMdisk with your extra ligs system memory and
how to do it, how to copy files from one disk drive
to another, and the differences between the
various versions of GS/OS.
co-003 GS/OS Guide
$12.95
$9.95
Great Utilities and Games from France
For the last couple of years, some of the
most astounding software for the Apple IIgs
has been produced in France. Demonstration
and shareware versions of some of these
products have dazzled user groups and
conference attendees in the U.S. and other
parts of the world.
Now the authors have arranged to provide
English-language manuals for their products
and we've arranged to distribute their
products for them.
Photonix Il
Photonix is the fastest 5.5 disk copy program
we've found anywhere. It can make single copies
or you can use it in mass production mode to
make multiple copies of a single disk (we use it
ourselves to copy thousands of disks a month).
Photonix I! is a new commercial version of the
original shareware Photonix. It requires an Apple
ligs with at least 1.128 Megabytes of memory and
at least one Apple 5.5 drive (Unidisk and AMR 3.5s
aren't supported). Unlike the original Photonix,
Photonix I works on all ROM versions of the ligs
and can be installed on a hard drive.
Photonix II allows you to contro! the interleave
on the disks you copy, will reorganize the files to
speed access if you choose, and will check your
source disk for several viruses. You can also
control the number of retries Photonix I should
attempt after an error. It will also copy 400K and
800K Macintosh disks.
‘'TB-009 Photonix II
Bouncing Bluster Il
Bouncing Bluster I has been a big hit among
our Nintendo-satiated game reviewers. It's a
distant Apple ligs-only descendant of Brick Out,
the game Steve Wozniak wanted to play so much
that he designed and built the original Apple II to
play it on.
Like Brick Out, there's a ball and a paddle and
bricks that break when the ball hits them. Beyond
that simple comparison, however, comparing
these two games is like contrasting a bullock cart
with the space shuttle.
$45.00
Bouncing Bluster II has several kinds of bricks.
Some break, some don't, and some send out little
pills that change the characteristics of the paddle.
For example, one pill makes the paddle bigger
and another allows you to move it up and down
the screen as well as across the bottom. The
program takes full advantage of the graphic and
sound capabilities of the Apple ligs.
But that's just the beginning, Bouncing Bluster
Jlcomes with a complete construction kit that
allows you to create your own multi-level, multi
featured games. It's been a hit at our house and it
will be one at yours, too.
TB-010 Bouncing Bluster I
Space Shark
Space Shark is the fastest arcade game ever
written for the Apple ligs. It's a Defender-type
shoot+the-aliens game with 15 levels of difficulty. It
can be played with either the mouse or with a
joystick.
TB-011
$59.00
Space Shark $49.00
Updates and Price Changes _ _
ProSel-16
‘As mentioned in last month's A2-Central, the
addition of new utilities, including an appointment
calendar, text editor, and calculator, as well
enhancements to the backup and disk
optimization utilities, have crowded the
documentation off the ProSel-16 distribution disk
Consequently, ProSel 16 is being released in an
entirely new version, which for the first time
includes printed documentation.
ProSel is a program we've been giving our
highest recommendation to since way back in
Volume 1. ProSel began as a badly-needed
program selector for ProDOS, but has grown into
the most comprehensive disk utility program
available for any computer anywhere. You can use
il to do standard stuff such as copy and delete
files and backup hard disks, you can use it to do
unusual stuff like undelete files and sort
directories, and you can use it to do magic stuff
like fix damaged disks and automatically run
programs on a schedule you select. The Ile/lIc
version is still disk-based and still $40, the new
GS/0S version is $85. If you already own ProSel
and you want an update, please contact Bredon
directly. We are not allowed to handle updates.
Update prices were outlined on the front page of
last month's newsletter,
GB-001 ProSel 8 $40.00
GB-002 ProSel 16 $85.00
Hard Drives ona card
A weak dollar caused us to raise the price of
Cirtech’s internal hard drives last month; Cirtech
responded by lowering the price of its drives
Continued on page 4
Kansas City
Tuesday - Sunday
July 16 to 21
Join us again this year in Kansas City for the THIRD
annual A2-Central Summer Conference. This year's
conference has been expanded from our traditional
two-day affair to six big days.
Developer Colleges
If you come for Tuesday and Wednesday's activities,
you'll have your choice of one of four two-day
developer colleges. One of these will be Apple's Apple
ligs College. Another will be an introduction to Pascal
programming on the Apple figs, by Mike Westerfield,
developer of the Orca series of development tools
from The Byte Works. The third will be an introduction
to C programming on the Apple ligs, by Walker Archer
and Gary Morrison. The fourth will be an intensive
look at authoring software with HyperStudio, which
will be led by Roger Wagner.
KansasFest
If you come for Thursday and Friday's activities,
you'll get what we've traditionally offered at our
summer conference—two days packed with sessions
about the Apple Il. Apple itself will once again fully
participate in this portion of our conference. A
number of sessions will include engineers from Apple.
Apple's Developer Technical Support team will once
lagain be running a Bug-Busting room at the
conference. Meet and discuss your problems with
[Apple's own gurus.
Apple Central Expo
And, at the vociferous request of previous
lattendees, if you come for Saturday and Sunday's
activities, you'll spend your time at the Apple Central
Expo, a two-day Applefest-type show sponsored by
Exhibitors
This year you'll be able to reach 2,000 to 3,000
midwestern Apple users who will attend the Apple
Central Expo on Saturday and Sunday, July 20 &|
21. The exhibit floor will be open from 10 am to 6
pm both days, at the National Office Machine Dealers
[Assn facility at 12411 Wornall Road, Kansas City, Mo.
For more information on obtaining exhibit space
or expo tickets contact Bob Berkowitz at:
Events Specialists, Inc.
17 Lilac Road
Sharon, MA 02067
800-955-6630
Voice: 617-784-4531 Fax: 617-784-5423
Apple's Midwestern Region.
Facilities
Bigger and better than ever, this year's summer
conference, including the Apple Central Expo, will be
held at a state-of-the-art conference facility owned by
the National Office Machine Dealer's Association
(NOMDA) in Kansas City, Mo.. This facility is within a
serial cable's length of Avila College, where our
conference has been held in the past and where, once
again, we'll be able to provide dormitory rooms and
meals to those who want to have the best time
possible meeting and learning from other developers.
Make your plans to attend now. Whether you come
for one day or six, we promise you'll enjoy the
sessions you'll attend, the exhibits you'll see, and the
people you'll meet.
You must register by June | to get the best prices.
We have more rooms available at Avila than ever
before, consequently, this year we can offer private
rooms. Or, if you prefer, choose double-occupancy
and save some money. Avila’s prices include evening
and morning meals surrounding the nights of your
For a raoodt time, “call 913-469-6502
Experience has taught us that what you like most about our summer conference is that it's
fun. Meeting and staying up half the night (or longer) with other Apple II hackers is a blast. And
this year you can stay up late more nights than ever before!
stay. College and conference prices include lunch.
Food will be an extra-cost option at the Apple Central
Expo.
If you like, you can pay for the sessions only and
make your own hotel and transportation
arrangements. Or you can eat and stay at Avila for $30
a night ($40 for a private room). And, for $30 more,
we'll arrange to have you met at the airport and
brought directly to Avila and returned. This final
option would cover ALL of your costs for the
conference except airfare.
Registration Information
Tuesday & Wednesday
CONF-GS Apple ligs College before after
CONF-P Pascal College June June t
CONF-C C College
CONF-HS HyperStudio College
College of choice (lunch incl) $150 $175
Thursday & Friday
CONF Dev Conference (lunch incl) $300 $350
Saturday & Sunday
EXPO Apple Central Expo $10 $15
(To purchase Expo tickets ony, cal 800-955-6630)
Accommodations
TRANS —_Airport/Avila round trip $30 $35
AVILA-1 2 Meals, Private Room, per day $40 $45
AVILA-2 2 Meals, Double Room, per day $30 $35
oom at Avia include sugper the night ol your say and breakast he next
mmoming, You rust nccate whch nights you watt stay a Avia, Accomo-
‘ations ae not available before Monday he 15th rater Saturday the 20th
| Travel Arrangements
DaySpring Travel of Overland Park will arrange|
lyour conference airfare and hotel reservations. Call
and ask DaySpring about discounted air and rail
fares and hotel rooms. Call DaySpring at:
800-878-0211
Ultra- -AppleWorks
Have you heard about the power of macro-enhanced AppleWorks, but
been uncertain how to release it for your own computing needs? Now
there's help. Ultra-AppleWorks is a new twelve-lession tutorial (over 100
pages) by Will Nelken designed for those who want to enhance and
customize the high-performance power of AppleWorks. Well-organized,
reference.
carefully written, and even funny, Ultra-AppleWorks offers trai
using, recording, and writing macros with TimeOut UltraMacros.
Ultra-AppleWorks takes a step-by-step progressive approach that will
lead the novice comfortably and still enhance the veteran user's
capabilities. Complete descriptions of all macro tokens are included, plus
an abundance of helpful tips, useful sample macros, and reference
charts. For the power macro user, a list of over 150 useful Peeks and
Pokes has been included. The manual is fully indexed for ease of
Ultra- AppleWorks is available in two formats: ou can get the book
entirely on a 3.5 disk, or for $5 more you can get a printed, spirial bound
book with an accompanying 5.25 disk containing the book's sample
macros. Both formats include a table of contents and an index.
MM-002 —_Ultra-AppleWorks (UltraMacros tutorial on 3.5 disk) $19.95
MM-003 —_Ultra-AppleWorks (UltraMacros tutorial in book format) $24.95
ing in Other TimeOut UltraMacros items
BB-005 TimeOut UltraMacros (AppleWorks 3.0) $49.95
BB-006 MacroEase (requires UltraMacros 3.0) $34.95
MM-001 Ultra AWesome Macros (requires UltraMacros 3.0) $19.95
NA-001 Munz; UltraMacros Primer $19.95
AppleWorks Books
IN-004 Wilkin: Best Book of AppleWorks $21.95
IN-006 Aron: Using AppleWorks (Que) $21.95
SY-008 Ericson: AppleWorks, Tips and Techs $19.95
DS-003 disk for this book $12.00
CE-001 Thomas: ClassWorks $49.95
Subscriptions, Back Issues, Ordering Information
A2-Central
‘A2-Central (lormer'y 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
courtent year 15 availabe lor $39. The Full-Text on Disk version of our back
'ssues 1 shipped on 35 dks and takes up about 4 megabytes of hard dis
storage. Includes tex-lking software or use wit fl-text search sofware such
1a Fasidata Pro Prosel
Bound, indexed back issue volumes
0A-001 Vol. 1 Jan 1985-Jan 1986 $14.95
OA-002 Vol. 2 Feb 1986-Jan 1987 $14.95
OA-003 Vol. 3 Feb 1987-Jan 1988 $14.95
(0A-004 Vol.4 Feb 1988-Jan 1989 $14.95
OA-005 Vol.5 Feb 1989Jan 1990 $14.95
Full Set Specials (every issue ever published)
FS-N All five volumes and current singles $39.00
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A2-Central on disk
‘A2-Central disks have been pubished monthly since February. 1989. Each
800K. 3:5 disk contains the ful text ofthat month's paper issue and tex-taking
software for blind subscnbers. in addon, spectic issues contain Apple system
software and technical note updates and the world’ best pubic domain and
‘Shareware sofware. Listings of the contents of each isk have been published
5 previous catalogs as shown below
catalog disk issues
Aug 89 2189 107/89
May 90 8/89 t0 12/89
June 90 1190 to 280
July 90 3/90 10 6/90
Disks are available in 3.5 format only.
Back issues
(ur back ssue disks ae avaliable sry for $10. quarry sets of 3 for $8
each. ot in anual sets of 120 $5 each
Quarterly disk sets $18.00
Year Feb /Mar/Apr May/Jun/Jul Aug/Sep/Oct Nov/Dec/Jan
1989 428951 A2-89S2. 2.8953 A2-89S4
1990 A2-90S1 2.9082 A2-90S3.—A2-90S4
‘Annual disk sets
Year Feb to Jan following year $60.00
1989
1990 A2-90FS,
Subscription conversions: Figue ou how mary dsks youl get belween
the frst one you wart ané the month your subscription expres and send us
$875 per dk. New subscriptions: By subscription. ou dks cost fo ess
than what most usergroups charge for puble domain 3.5 dks. ust 467 pet
disk (($84 - $28) / 12)
8/16-Central
£8/16-Central (lormery 8/16) has been pubished every month since March
1990. Each issue consists of one 800K, 3.5 disk aimed atthe hearts and mds
1 8: and 16 bit Appell programmers. Edited by Jay Jennings, 8/16-Central
back issues are availble singly for $10 each or in quarterly sets of 3 for $5
each.
816-9081 Quarterly disk set (March/April/May 90) $15.00
816-9052 Quarterly disk set (June/July/Aug 90) $15.00
816-9053 Quarterly disk set (Sep/Oct/Nov 90) $15.00
816-9084 Quarterly disk set (Dec/Jan/Feb 91) $15.00
816-90FS Annual disk set (March 90 to Feb 91) $54.00
TimeOut-Central
TimeOut-Central has been published every other month since September
1990. Each issue consists of one 800K. 35 dsk and includes a column by the
editor, letters from readers, as well as public domain and shareware
AppleWorks and TimeOut fies. TimeQut-Central back issues are $10 each.
Hyperbole
Hyperbole wil be pubished every other anh beginning in Janvay 1991
Unite our other publcatons. Hyperbole isn't about compulers i's an eclectic
hypermedia joutral-a multimedia iterature magazine. Hyperbole is stores
Hyperbole is poety and af and sounds. Hyperbole is @ new pubicatn that
mites trary art and hypermedia neal ile, Hyperbole's creator and edt,
Greg Roach, is assocate anistic drecior ofthe Stages Reperiory Theatre
Houston
Each subscription to Hyperbole includes Issue 0. a sampler that has a
special version of HyperSiuco oni that you can use To access subsequent
sues. That's no need to own HyperStude Weil send you the sampler by
‘sll or jst $3. (A note to parents: unlke our oer publations. but tke al
iterature. the material in Hyperbole ranges Irom G- to Rated. Some
selections are unsuitable for chien) Hyperbole back ssues are $10 each
HB-SAMP_ Hyperbole Sampler Disk $3.00
‘Sampler disk included tree wth your subscription
Stack-Central
‘Stack-Central has been published every other month since February. 1990
Each issue consists of two 800K. 3.$ dsks and includes a HyperStudo stack
Containing editor Terry Baker's tips. tricks, and letters from readers for that
‘month. Each issue also includes public doman and shareware siacks. Spectc
'ssues contain sounds, xomds. and other materal you can use in your own
slacks. Stack-Central back issues are available for $10 each,
SC-90S1 Semiannual disk set (Feb/Apr/Jun 90) $20.00
SC-9082 Semiannual disk set (Aug/Oct/Dec 90) $20.00
SC-90FS Annual disk set (Feb 90 to Dec 90) $36.00
|Resource-Central Disk Sampler
Latest issue of A2-Central on disk. 8/16-Central, TimeQut-Central. and the
| Stack Central and Hyperbole sample disks
RC-SAMP _Resource-Central Disk Sampler
$12.50
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 the
paper-only version of A2-Central, to a paper-plus-3.5-disk
version of A2-Central, and to the 3.5-disk based 8/16-
Central, TimeOut-Central, Hyperbole, and Stack-
Central,
Subscription prices 1 2 3
year years years
A2-Central $28 $54 $78
12 issueslyear. paper only
A2-Central (disk) $84 $162 $234
12 issues/year, paper & 3.5 disk
8/16-Central $69 $135 $198
12 issues/year, 3.5 disk only
TimeOut-Central $42 $81 $117
6 issuesiyear, 3.5 disk only
Hyperbole $42 $81 «$117
6 issues/year, 3.5 disk, requires Apple llgs
Stack-Central $42 $81 $117
6 issues/year, 35 disk, requires HyperStudio
‘Subscription prices include free AIR MAIL delivery world-wide.
Ordering Information
It 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 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.
If 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
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or call us:
Voice: 913-469-6502 Fax: 913-469-6507
enough so that we could reduce the 20 Meg
version back to its old price and reduce the 40
Meg version an additional $50. See our April 1990
catalog for complete details on these portable,
desk-space saving hard drives that fit in a slot (or
your shirt pocket). These drives don't require the
additional expense of a SCSI card, as they come
already attached to one.
CT-CID20 Cirtech 20 Meg Hard Drive $695.00
CT-CID40 Cirtech 40 Meg Hard Drive $845.00
GSNumerics
Spring Branch Software, publisher of
GSNumerics, has the lowered the suggested price
of its package to $99.95. We can now sell it to you
for $79.95. GSNumerics is designed to enhance
the mathematics skills of high school students. It
graphs functions and curves, does matrix
operations, solves systems of linear equations
with up to 10 equations and 10 unknowns, and
much more. Also turns your ligs into a 64-
function, four register scientific calculator. Data,
functions, and sessions can be saved to disk.
SB-001 GSNumerics $79.95
FastData Pro
FastData Pro is incredibly fast full-text searching
software. You tell it the word or phrase you're
interested in and what files to scan and it will find
the sentence or paragraph you're after. If you buy
‘one of our new software-loaded hard drives, for
example, you could use FastData Pro to scan the
full text of our back issues or Apple's technical
notes to find exactly what you're looking for.
This price reduction is the result of an inventory
overstock and will expire on August 1, 1991. Our
normal price for FastData Pro is $49.95.
FD-001 —_FastData Pro
GEnie Master
GEnie Master is Tom Hoover's macro program
that allows you to automate your access to GEnie
and do your thinking offline. No price change here,
but Hoover has released a new version that works
with AppleWorks 5.0. The previous version only
worked with 2.X versions of AppleWorks. Also
requires Talk Is Cheap.
‘TH-001 GEnie Master
$29.95
$20.00
Harmonie
The Harmonie Printer/Parallel Card Drivers from
Vitesse have been enhanced. We now have
version 2.0 in stock.
Among many additions are selectable
brightness, checkerboard and halftone dithering,
independent control of red/blue/green
enhancement and muting, full proportional
spacing and justification, application-specific
printer settings, and more...in addition to all the
features in the Harmonie V1.02 package.
VI-006 Harmonie
Orca C
We now have version 1.2 of ORCA/C from the
ByteWorks in stock. No price change but the new
version fixes all known bugs, enhances several
commands, and comes with new installer scripts
and icons. A new directive lets you create
programs that can exit with an RTL, making it
possible to write CDEVS, XCMDS, and INITS
directly in C,
BW-003
$37.00
ORCA/C $90.00