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Open-Apple |e Releasing the power to everyone. Index to Volume 1 by Alan Womack Inthe following index, a lowercase letter appears ater each page number. This letter points tothe column an entry appears in, For example, 47a’ refers othe fst column on page 47, "S6c" to the thir column on page 56. few of te entries are followed by "Ths refers tothe grey box’ on the corresponding page, symbols & (see ampersand) A ‘A+ magazine 6c Abacus 22b, 22c accelerator cards 69a-69b, 94b-94e Access 1! 78b Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. 26a, 33b, 860 ‘Agricomp 17a AmDOS 93a ‘Amiga 104c ampersand 17b, 41b-42a, 55a, 660, 67a annunciators 16a APA 52b, 770 APPEND 21b, 24a-24c Apple Assembly Line 6c, 30a, 53a mailing address77a Ape ‘Computer, nc. Tench subsidary 49a opinions of 1b, 9, 17a, 25a, 33a prices 89a reorganization 49 sales 9a, 49a, 73a, 89a stocks 17a, 25a ie ll ‘and AppleWorks 57-57b expanding 69c 40-column firmware 48¢ future support 26a, 45, 53b identification bytes for 40b Apple tle bank switching 89a changes in ROM 41a-44a, 89a documentation 14b, 26a, 86 80-column firmware 48c expanding 35a, 89a future support 45b, 89a identification bytes 400, 89a, 9b interrupt handling 466 manuals 26a, 3b, 86> modem bug 47a, 720, 89a monitor (see Monitor} mousetext compatability 25b, 26a ‘mother board enhancement 89a reference manual 26a, 86 serial ports 72a-72b, 83a, 86, 89a system utities 770, 96b, 96¢ Apple lle ‘65802 chip 3a 80-column firmware 48¢ enhanced ROMS 17a, 20b, 25a, 30c, 41a compatability 25a, 30c, 38a features i a on 28a nding ine handling 466, 71¢ manuals 26a, 33> ‘monitor {see Monitor} Mouse Text 25b, 26a reference manual 26a, 33> Apple lx 2a, 3a Apple Ill 1b, 17a, 49b, 56c Apple Software for Pennies 104b Apple Writer Applesoft programming with 71a-71b ASCII format when printing 98a communications capability 78a-78b, 102c-103a ‘compatability with new ROMS 25b embedding control characters 870-88b exec files 36a hard disk support 29 null character patch 104b printing 87-88, 88c ProDOS version with printers 22a random access files 71a-71b update V2.1 97b Apple Dot Matrix Printer 39a, 83b Apple mouse (see mouse} Apple Orchard 66a Apple ProDOS: Advanced Features for Programmers 72c, 101¢ Apple Scribe 39a, 456 Applesoft changes in llc, enhanced lle ROMS 41a-44a extended memory 345 future support 2a garbage collection 4a-50 prining 85b, 872-87 program processing 2, 4a-Sb program storage in memory 75a programs (see program by name} tokens 55a, 75a windowing 48a Applesoft BASIC Programmer's Reference Manual 2b Applesott Programmer's Kit 3a. Applesoft Reference Manual 26a Applesoft Tutorial 3a, 26a AppleTalk 17a, 28b, 36a AppleTalk Des ’s Notes for Apple Ile 61a, 73a inside Apperaio1a network card 73a AppleWorks adding files to the desktop 59b, 60a. Apple ll+ 26a, 57a-57b automation of 95> boldface printing 58a, 72a, 8b IDS Microprism 480 printer 102 cells 58b, 92a choosing drive 59b, 60a, 87¢ clipboard 59b, 60b, 69a, 910-92 control-B 58a control-L 58a control-Y 58a creating text files 364, 59 database 58a-58b, 92b desktop 580 DIF files 59b, 60a, 920. ing clipboard 91b-92a EXECing 956 ‘expanding 24a, 34b-35a, 46a, 46b, 97a file types 59a file structures 61a, 69a form length 940 Franklin computers 57a-57b future support 28b hard disk support 295 insert cursor 57b international character use from 104¢. limits 23c, 24a, 580, 69a locking files 606 menus 58b-59a Index Volume 1 ISSN 0885-4017 newstand price: $2.00 per page photocopy charge: $0.25 moving data 91b-92b mutt-column printing 71b-71¢ Notes for AppleWorks 61a, 69a, 71b-71¢ ‘Okidata printer use 30c, 780-78c. Open-apple ‘ditto) 920 Open-apple Afrrange} 920 ‘Open-apple Copy} 59b, 91b, 92a, 92b Open-apple Exchange cursor) 57 Open-apple Hard copy) 85a Open-apple K(alculate} 58a. Open-apple Layout) 920 Open-apple Mimove] 59b, 91b, 92a, 920 ‘Open-apple Nfame} 920 Open-apple Quick change] 59a, 92b Open-apple Ojptions} 57-582, 71b, 88a Open-apple Print) 60, 91b Open-apple Z/oom) 58a, 58b, 71b, 92. coverstrike cursor 57 page numbering option 102b paiches (see Applied Engineering, Checkmate Technologies) plotters 95¢ print formatting 57-58a printing 15a-15b, 22a, 30c, 45b, 60b, 86b-B8¢ printing to disk 600, 69a, 810, 87 proportional spacing 84b, 88a-860 RESET handling 950 sales 17a saving files 60a-61a setting printer parameters 81b, 882-88 spreadsheet 58b, 92a corrupted data 792-790 formula limits 58 switching applications 59a troubleshooting 87b tutoral 57a-61a underining 8a update V1.3 97a user's groups 61a word processor 57b-58a, 92a AppleWorks: Tips and Techniques $70 Applied Engineering AppleWorks patches 24a, 34a-35b, 57a, 58b, 69a, 890 RAM disk 320, 34> RAMWorks 24a, 32b, 46a, 46b, 896. RAMWorks Il 89 RAMWorks review 342-36 Z-RAM 69¢ ASCIl codes 84a-85a ASCII Express 25b, 38a, 86¢-874 Assembly Cookbook for the Apple it/lle 54d Assembly Lines: The Book 47 Atari 490 AUX_TYPE 63¢, 740-76a auxiliary-memory chip failures 77¢ Backup 11 46b Bag of Tricks 95a ea ‘47¢, 69¢, 89a, 90a 's memory card accessing scheme 90a. BSAVE, Type) and CREATE €3b 63c, Basham, Bill 17b, 30a Basic Program 9 with ProDOS 3a, 26a, 38, 52a-52b, 96> Basic.system (see ProDOS) baud rate 82b, 83a es vies 36a BoLNERaD DiskQuik 29¢, 62a 106 Open-Apple Extra K 53a Frame-Up ta, 6a Peeks, Pokes, and Pointers Chart 23a, 27a ProntoDOS (see ProntoDOS) Silicon Salad 62b Triple Dump 96a Utility City 37b Beagle Graphics 36a Beneath Apple DOS 330, 99¢ Beneath Apple ProDOS 32a, 52b, 55b, 630 Beyond Turtle Graphics 37a Boering, Brooke 9a Bongos, Cornelius 32b, 436 book reviews 61b BOOT13 15a Borland International 35a. Brady Communications 52b, 72¢ Bredon, Glen Sta, 52a, 1024 Bese: vere 40a, 56a-56b BRUN (DOS 3.3) 540-54 Call PPLE. fast gabace collector bug 22b DOS 3.3 APPEND fix 24a ‘DuoDisk bug 98b pig slack after reset 16b COLOR bug and fix 47¢ Incinerator 76a-76b Input Absolutely Anything 74a-74b, 102c keypad 98a problem too complex 15c, 56b-56c_ ProDOS 40a, 40b, 55b-55c ProDOS destroying track 0 103¢ ProDOS copy program 74b-76a sreset 16b, 63t RETURN WITHOUT GOSUB error 43b SuperCale 3A 98a UniDisk 3.5 ROM 98a bulletin boards 53a, 61, 71¢, 77¢ Bus School 6c, 904-900 c California lawyers 91a, 91b Call-151 (see Monitor) Call -2458 20a Call -3288 2b, 150, 95a Call 64367 16c Call APPLE. 3a, 5a, 6c, 320, 37a ‘compilers under ProDOS 700 complaint 22¢ garbage collection bug 22b In Depth #1: All About Applesott 43b, 62b, 66a In Depth #3: All About DOS 24b, 71a INPUT routines 66a-66b, 67b, 74a reader demographics 76a sector reader/writer reference 103b The Spreadsheet 70c Centronics 82b cassette command cave 41b, 42a, 420 Catalyst 29a-29b, 1024 CCIR 35b CHAIN (see CHAIN under DOS 3.3 or ProDOS) character sets 27a Checkmate Technologies 46a, 69a, 72a chip (6502} ‘compatability with future chips 2a, 3a, 25a Poke 72,0 30c, 77a registers 20a reset effects 16a switching with 65802 3a chip (65802) 3a, 50a, 94b-94c hip (65616) 3a, 28b, 30a, 50a, 56c, 94¢ chip (65C02) 12a, 20b, 25a, 53a, 94b-94c chip (280) 440, 470 chip RAM 76a-76b CHKCOM 74 CHKSTR 74b CLEAR 16b clearing the stack 2b, 15¢, 52a, 95a. clipboard (AppleWorks) 59, 60b, 69a clocks 79c-80a, 94a Commodore 6c, 9a, 49 compilers 14a-14b, 70a-70b composite monitors 35b Compucolor 1b CompuServe 14b, 15b, 17b, 18a Computer Shopper 28b, 96a CondiCom 71a CONTACT 66a Contro-reset effects 12a, 16 trapping 16 Control-B 20b, 2a Control-C 2b, 16c, 20b, 214 Control-D 236 Contro-£ 20a, 200 Contro-| 54a Control 200, 21a Control-L 280 Control-N 275 Control-0 27b Control-P 70a Control-$ 11b, 280 Control-U 67b-68a Control-W 28b Control-¥ 12b, 138-13b. CONVERT 32a, 40a, 40b, 55a, 64, Hh ‘use with single drive 72c,77b, 1002 copy protection 15a, 53 COPYA 31b, 32a Corvus 99 COUT 230, 676, 68a, 74a OPM 4da-45a ‘cards and Sider hard disk 38¢ hard disk support 102, 28, 290, 38 HeDaPs 7b programs 570-584 ‘Wordstar 2b Z-RAM 69C CREATE 51 D $D9C6 13a Dark Star Systems 79b data processing 7b Data Transformations Inc 3b Dataquest 9a DB Master 58b, 70¢ dBase Il 58a Demco Electronics 47b Developer Disk #1 52a Digging into DOS execing ASCII files 13a ProDOS /RAM/ file mover 50a reading text files 2a DIM 2b DIP switches 24, 834-830 disassembly 11b-12b disk drives 570k dream-drive 93¢ 400k 9b, 10a 40+ tracks 9b, 31a-32b, 56b-55¢ 800k 28b, 50a, 734-730 8086/2 22b, 22c, 71a Disk ll 614-61, 90a-90b DuoDisk 64¢, ie 94a lic adapter 61a, 90a mixing 5-1/4" drives 90a noise 94a 3.5 inch drives 9b, 28b, 45b, 56c tracks 9b trouble 14c-15a, 98a UniDisk 3.5 73a, 73b, 89a, 93a-93¢ ROM bug UniDisk 5:25 61a-61b, 902-90 disk recovery 140, 15a disk fipping 38c-39a, 54a disk hardware problems 14c-15a, 98a DiskQuik 29¢, 22a display screen (see screen display) DisplayWrter 70 Disassembly Lines 56a Diversi-DOS 10b, 17b, 62a Diversified Software Research 9b DOS 33a 00S 311 3a DOS 3.2 3a, 15a DOS 3.3 APPEND fix 24a BLOAD length address 51b BLOAD start address 51 Bie parameter 51a 113 15a BRUN bug 54b-54c catalog filenames only 30a CHAIN 34D compilers 14a Volume 1 80-column screen control 6b, 150 EXEC files 13a, 360 40-track drive support 96, 22b, 32a-32b free space 23a future support 2a, 25b, 280, 29b, 45b, 56¢ garbage collection 4a, 5a, 175-19 ‘hard disk support 3a, 10a, 29a lower-case patch 38b_ PEEK K a7) problems 64a-64b OPEN 23a POKE 72,0 (see fore 72 72,0 and POKE 72,4) POKE 1403 problems: ProDOS and DOS 3.3! Bah disks 99¢-100a RAM disk software 354 RANA DOS 22b, 32b RESET handling 16 relocating 23a RWTS 7a sector to ProDOS block table 55 serial pots on the lle 722-720 system master 15a, 20a, 41a text files 21b, 23a, 39a volume number $4c-95a ‘OC 7a, 23a warm start 12a, 160. DOS mover 32b, 64a-64> 00Stalk 1, 4a, 7, 12b, 60a adding commands to ProDOS article §2b INPUT routine 66b OIF files 60a ProDOS type command 52b DOStalk Scrapbook 66b, 674, 70a, 103b-103¢ DOS-UP 23a-23b double lo-res 43a-43b double hi-res software 43a, {also see Fontrix and Beagle Graphics} super hi-res graphics cards 47a with RAMdisk 30b with RGB monitors 36a Dr Basic 1a, 6c DUPLICATE PATHNAME ERROR 51 Dvorak, John 1b, 33a E EDASM (ProDOS assembler) 54b END OF DATA 2a-3a, 52a, 940, 95a Enhancing Your Apple Ile tb, 63a Ericson, Robert 61a EXEC 13a, 95a-95b EXTRA IGNORED 65b Extra K 53a Eyes, David 30a F Facelift299a File Cabinet 52b FILER 32b, 50a, 55b-55¢, 72c. Fingerprint-Plus 530-54a Fire in the Valley 61b Fontrix 3b Format li Enhanced 65a Frame-Up 1a, 6a Franklin 76b, 89a. AppleWorks 574-570 FRE 4b, 5a, 5b, 51D FRESPC 68a FRETOP 4a, 4b, 5b, 51b Freewriter 36d, 36b-37a Fretwell, Cecil 5a, 66b, 70b garbage collection 4a-5b, 17b-19b, 22b, 23a GBBS II 53a, 71c, 77¢ GDBUFS 745 General Manager 58b gettoon 65a-65b, 66a, 660 |ETSPA 68a ges printing 53b-S4a, 4b pers also see high-res graphics) Graphics Too! Kit 47a-? tip Fe phics utilities 3b rappler-Plus 14a, 15a, 53b, 84b-87¢ Index H Hackers: Heros of the Computer Revolution 61b HAL 90 Hara, Debra 61a, 69a hard disks is head crash 63b, 79a ProFile 46b, 56c, 62b-620 teading blocks 62b-62c, 62c-63a Sider 3a, 10a, 28b, 46a, 936 Hardcore Computist 6c, 94c hardware handshaking 82, 83b-84a Heathkit 6c HeDaPs 7b-7¢, 30c HELP 52b hexadecimal 11a, 20a, 21a high-res graphics 28¢ double hi-res (see double hi-res) files 100 HCOLOR defualts 62b In Depth #1: All about Applesoft 62b long programs 62a mixing modes 63a printing 58b-54a, 84 from Mousepaint 95¢ {also see graphics) utilities 3b JACcalc 70c-71a. IBM 3b, 7b, 17a, 22c, 24a, 32¢, 33a PCIAT 64c PCr 450, 490 sales 49a I Hate Computers Book 61b i Computing a Ind grand chats 1a identification bytes 40b, 101b ILLEGAL DIRECT 16 Imagewriter 2d, 992, 89b, 84a-BAb headline Imagewriter: a InCider 6c, 61b, 97a, 89 Incinerator 17b-19b, 30a, 54c, 76a-76b InfoWorld 1b, 3a, 6c, 33a, 34a, 49a INPUT 65a-67b Input Absolutely Anything 652-68 ‘corrections 7 keyboard Sn 960 input buffer 13a, 230 Inside hile 's ProDOS 52a-52b Integer Basic 20a, 62c interfacing 60-60 interrupts 16a, 35b, 46b-46c, 71¢, 77a 40-column lle 71¢ inverse 20b, 212 International Apple Core 366 J Jobs, Steve 49a, 76b K Kansas Cty Royals 91b Kensington Microware 55a Kyan Pascal 102b L Lam ala Ruth 40b-40¢ Lam technique 12> Lancaster, Don 1b, 28b, 37a, 54b, 63a ‘AppleWriter information 88a LaserWriter information 96a laser printer 50a, 54b, 96a lawyers, California 91a, 91b Lechner, Peter 52b, 55 Lisa 1b, 49b list (Monitor cmd) 11b, 12a, 20a Little Kingdom, The Private Story of Apple Computer 61b LOAD (cassette command} 41b, 42a, 55a LOGO 28a-28b, 37a 128k version 3a, 13b accessing monitor 13 DEPOSIT 13b EXAMINE 13b files 3a procedures 3a soft entry 130 text editing 3a Lotus 1-2. 3a, 17a, 24a, 71a, 78b Lutus, Paul 36, 37a Macintosh mouse interface 14c, 26a serial ports 83a typeseting 30c Imagewriter protocol 2b Macul 37a-37b MacWrite Sa Magic Window i138a MagiCalc 29b, 34b mail order 3a, 22b Matthew Monitor 1a MAUG 14b, 156, 17b, 18a MBASIC 45a memory expansion Apple 73a, 73, 89-902 Applied Engineering 34a-35b, 73a, 89b Checkmate Technologies 73a, 89 memory map 4b memory resident data 58a Merlin 52a Merrill, Linda 17a, 25b, 89a Micro Computer Technologies 69a-69b Micro Data Products 53a Micro Marketworld 28b Moat 31b icrographic Images 47b Micronetworked Apple Users Group (see MAUG} Microsoft lle CP/M card 38c MIDI interface 104b Mindstorms 30 mini-assembier 20a, 20b, 99 modems 39a, 46b, 47a, 772-77b Apple Writer 103a Monitor accessing 100, 12b-13b accessing from LOGO 13 crashing into 2a, 12a enhancements 25a, 28a letter dump program 12b math 21a POKE 72,0 when ieaving 30c, 77a POKE 72,4 when leaving 7a text display commands 200, 214 using 9b, 20a, 28a monitors, Apple Color 73a, 93¢-94a, composite 35b-36a, 73a RGB 35b-36a, 93a-94b Mossberg, Sandy 56a mouse 46c, 59a, 98a-98b MouseCalc 98a Mousepaint 14b, 95¢ Mouse Text CONVERT fix 64b compatability 25a, 25, 26a machine language interface 14 location 40a, 612 software support 14b review 26a ‘move (monitor cmd) 21a MS-DOS 22b, 714 MuttiRam 72a Nibble 6c, 31b, 35a, 45b, 56a nibble butlers 175 Night Ow! Journal 52a NO BUFFERS AVALIABLE 52a, 960 NO DEVICE CONNECTED 56b normal monitor cmd} 200, 2a Norwich Data Services 572-57 NTSC 35b, 36a 0 Okidata 15a-15b, 30¢ One-Key DOS 9a RERRCOTOEs, 16b-16¢, 51b, 71a Opentopltiter Ta-Ttb Open-Apple 107 OUT OF MEMORY 20 P paddles 35a Papert, Seymor 3b rarlel printer cards 822-820 Pascal bug 102a dskiomet ‘support 10a, 11¢, 28b education 37a hhard disk support 10a, 28b, 38¢ RAMdisk software 35a third party 35a, 1020 UniDisk support 73b update V1.3 102a, 102b ches (see specific produto be patched) PATH NOT FOUND 51) PEEK (978) problems: Gite 64 Penguin Sofware 47a Picking Up Applesoft e rbage collection 4a H. Lam technique 120 PIP 44a, 45a Plas tb ‘Works 572-57 KE 72,0 a 31a, 77a 9 PRI 81b-82a, 862-860 PREFIX 1b Prentice-Hall Publishing 52a-52> Printers alternate character sels 780, 830 ‘Apple Dot Matrix Printer 39a, 830 Apple Writer 228 ‘AppleWorks (see AppleWorks} baud rate 833-830 cards 14a, 15a-15b, 45b, 82a-82b, 84b-87a data format 830. gephcs dump 3b, 53c iorilla to Grappler | problem 63a-63b hex dumps 39a, 54a IDS Microprism 480 102 Imagewriter 2d, 39a, 83, B4a-B4b, 95c Imagewriter 73a Laserwriter 50a, 54> Okidata 92 15a, 30¢, 78b-78c parallel 82a-820 Programmer's Handbook of Computer Printer Commands 84) Scribe 39a, 45b serial 82a-84a sofswitches 14a special issue 612-886 ‘support 29b XON-XOFF protocol 2b, 84a Print-it! $3c-54a, 69¢ procedures 3a, 3b ProDOS Aladdress} with PRItx 6b, 82a ‘Aladdress) with files 50b, 52a accessing 80-columns 235 Apple Writer 222 AUX_TYPE 63¢, 740-76a Basic system adding commands to 52a, 52b bug 40a ug removing 722-72 restarting 7c trace bug 56a-56 binary fle anatomy and execution 500 BLOAD length address 5tb- BLOAD start address 51b block to DOS 3.3 sector table 556 bugs 40a, 550-55¢, 56a-56b Biyle) Sta CHAIN 50a, 62a compilers 14a, 702-706 dash command 50b dispatcher 79c, 101¢-102a DUPLICATE PATHNAME 51b Ein} parameter 50b, 5tb FILER 32b, 50a, 55b-55¢, 72c freespace on disk 23b forty-track drives 31b, 55b-55¢ jarbage collection Sa, 17b }ET_FILE_INFO 75b-76a obal page 72b, 75a OSYSTEM 756 high bit set problems 55a 108 —Open-Apple initialization routines 800-80c Juki 6100 86a-86b Length} parameter 50b, 51a tigots machine language interface 72b, 72c, 75a-76a Haat problems 64a-64b NO BUFFERS AVAILABLE 52a, 96 NO DEVICE CONNECTED 56b pathnames 29b, 51b PREFIX 29b, 51b ‘quit call 79b-79¢ Rlecord length) 52a RAMdisk 29b, 30b, 354, 50a, 51b RESTORE 7a SET_FILE_INFO 75b, 76a ‘STORE 6¢ system bit map 52a, 96 system utilties disk 72b, 72c, 7b, 86D Tlype) parameter 51b- text files 3a, 23a, 24a-, 40a versions 500 warmstart 16b year limit 79¢-80a ProDOS echnical Referance Manual 26a, 33b, 37a, 62c, 72c, Profile hard disk 9, 10b, 29a, 46b Profix 2.1.93 yams POAPPEND 24 ‘Apple Dot Matrix Printer selector/deselector 87 ASCII demonstration 260 Basic.system trace bug demonstration and fixer 56a, 56b basic Basic copy Srogam 51b, 75a, 75b, 76a BRUN ug regan Jemonstration 54b BSAVE, T, CREATE patches 63¢ CONVERT modifications for MouseText 64) copy erogan 51b, 75a, 75b, 76a COPYA for 40-track disks 32a DOS 3.3 and ProDOS hybrid disk 99c-100a double-low res graphics 43a 80-column screen 1b, 23b, 27b, 82a FORMULA TOO COMPLEX 15c garbage collection 4a geen routine 2b ler-Plus graphics dump 63b HTAB test 42a Human Text demo 27b, 38c Incinerator 182-195 Input Absolutely Anything 67a, 68b, 74 Lam ala Ruth 40¢ Lam demonstration 13a language card loader 44a lower-case patch for DOS 3.3.38 MAXTRACK 31 PHOENIX 21b printer selected? 14a relocating 62a renaming /RAM 9c ‘screen mapping demonstration 266 selective string preservation 5 serial ports on lic configurer 860-874 Sider enable patch 80D structured programming skeleton 37b text ile high bit set problem under ProDOS fixer 55b textfile reader 2a-3a textile spiter 39 textile recover 21b text windows demonstration 486 petaeningresel program 16c ProntoDOS 1a, 6a, 10b, 17b, 22c, 62a, 80¢, 93b ‘APPEND fix24a DOS-UP 28a PRTGET 670, 74d PT Industries 98b public domain 9a, 17b, 104b Q Quality Software 52b Quark 32, 1024 Quicken 78c-79a QuikLoader 69a RAM 128k cards 22¢, 28b, 34a, 46a double hi-res with RAM/disk 30 ‘questions 29¢ RAM Disks CHAIN 23b, 62a double hi-res 30b fie moving utility 51 ProDOS 29b, 30b, 35a, 50a speed 10b software 2c, 29¢, 34b, 35a RAMWorks (see Applied Engineering} Radio Shack 1b, 9a Rana 9b, 22b-22c, 32b-32¢, 64¢ Roase 71a RDKEY 67b, 68a, 74a READ 2a, 23a textfiles 2a-3a reset (see control-reset} RESUME 2b, 16¢ RETURN 2b RETURN WITHOUT GOSUB 2b Reviewer's Comer Fontrix 1.2 3b RAMWorks 344-364, Sider 1 ey on uninterruptable power supplies RF modulator: a ms RGB 34a, 35b-360, 54b-54c Iner Software 52a ROMS, enhanced 17a, 20b, 25a-25b, 300, 41a-44a RS-232-C interface 82b-83b Ruth, Clay 5a, 5b, 40b-40¢ RWTS 7a-7b, 31b, 32b Ss ‘Sander, Wendell 17a ‘Sander-Cederiof, Bob 3a, 30a, 52a Sather, Jim 52b Save-It69c S-C Assembler 44a, 71b, 77a S-C Documentor 4a S-C Word Processor 70c scratchpad RAM 28a screen display ‘accessing 230-23¢ CPIM 44a disconnecting 67b-68a, 82a dumping 18b-15c, 22a, 47a hardware 7a MouseText 27a, 27b-28a printers 82a POKE 1403,X 39¢ reconnecting 4a, 6b, 46b, 82a, 94a-94b ROMS 25a softswitches of 15b, 22a text windows 484-48c screen dump 15b-15¢, 22a, 474 soreenholes 28a SCRG 69a Sculley, John 9b, 49a search {monitor cmd] 205 ‘SECAM 35b serial printer cards 82a, 820 serial ports on the lic 72a-72b ‘SH Lam technique 12b-13a, 21a, 23a, 30c, 40 ‘Shepherd Marketing 98b ‘Shugart 31b ‘Sider hard drive bulletin board 53a compatability 29a compatability with Microsoft CP/M card 38¢ noise 29, 936 review 10a sale 930 software support 70-700 Silicon Salad 620 ‘Simonsen, Mark 36a ‘Snap-Shot card 79b_ softswitches 12a accessing 80-column screen 18b, 22a bank switching 35a, 42b cassette support 39¢ double-resolution graphics 43a, 44a explanation 29c. ‘graphics on RGBs 96a, 54b-54¢ printer selected? 14a Softalk 1a, 56¢ Softalk Books 47a Softgraph 56c ‘Software Access International 9a ‘Software Automatic Mouth 7b SOL 1b ‘S0S 56¢ Index—Volume 1 Source, The 14b SpeedDemon 692-690, 94b-94c stack 2b, 16a, 52 Poles cmd} 20a-20b ‘STRING TOO LONG 650 strings 4a-5b, 65b-68a SuperCalc 3A 53a, 55a, 58, 78b Update and possible bug 98a super serial card 72a-72b, 83a-83b, 84a, 85a, 86a, 86b ‘Synergetics 54b, 88a T Talley, Sue 37a TASC compiler 70a-70b TEAC 31b Texas Instruments 99/4 9a text fles, APPEND bug 24a reading 2a-3a recovering 21b spiiting 39a TexPrint 53c, 69¢ text screen (see screen display) Thirdware Computer Products, Inc. 53¢ Thomas, Bart 15b Thomberg, David 37a Thunderclock 46b, 46c, 79¢-802 Time is Money 71a, 78c-79a Titan Accelerator 94b-94c Tognazzini, Bruce 61a tokens 55a, 75a ‘race (monitor cmd} 20a, 200 Triple Dump 96a Turbo Pascal 35a, 102b U Ugh (see IBM) Ultraterm 47b UniDisk (see disk drives) UniD0$ 33.93a user groups 14, 15b, 7 Utility City 37 V value-added resellers 766 variable clearing 6c variable tables 4a-5b, 66a video cassette recorders 17a verity (monitor cmd} 200, 21a-21b, 41a Videx 44a, 47 VisiCale 25b, 33b, 35a Votrax 77b VTOC 7a, 23a, 314, 31¢, 32b, 32¢ WwW Wagner, Roger 114 Wall Street Journal Apple Computer management 49a starting software businesses 45b Woniak, Steve's resignation 17a Xebec Corp (Sider) 280 ‘Wang 49a warmstart 12a, 12b, 160 warranties 91a, 9a WGE International 61a What's Where in the Apple 103b ‘Wigginton, Randy 5a, 22b Apple buys Apple stock 97a resignation 17a, 25a system monitor 10a, 20a WRITE PROTECTED 560 X Xebec 28b Xmodem 39a-39b XON/XOFF protocol 84a, 89a, 9b Zz Z-RAM 69c
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