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$250 Wa1hi ngton Applcz Pi Journal of WaGshington Apple Pi, Ltd . Volume. 10 Julu 1988 number 7 Hiahli_aht.1 v - - •Win One for the Zipper •Apple Fest Adventures (pages 20 and 22> •Word Perfect for the Apple IIGS 9Federal Joblink: A Review ~ Reports: The Complete Report Generator for Hypercard 9 1n Search of a Little Number Crunching In This Issue. Officers & Siaff, Editorial................................... ................... 3 President's Comer ........................................... Tom Warrick 4 General Information, Apple Teas, Return LO USU HS ............ 5 Annapolls Apple Slice News .................. Katherine M. Cave 6 Classifieds, Commercial Classifiells, Job t-.fan, Event Qucuc.6 W AP Calendar, SIG News........................................... ......... 7 WAP Hotline.......................................................................... 8 Q & A ............................... Robert C. Plait & Bruce F. Field 10 RAM-STAR: A RAM Disk for CPIM ............... Art W ilson 12 Managing Your Money (Apple II): A Review .. Dob Oringel 12 Two More Desktop Publishers for Apple 11 ........ Ray Sculc 14 Springboard Publisher (Apple II): A Review .. Bob Oringel I 5 Bit Image Graphics: Update ................................ Ray Settle 14 Wi n One fo~ the Zipper ........................ : ...... Leon H. Racsly 16 JIGS Stuff: AppleFcst ........................................ Ted Meyer 20 JIGS SIG Meeting Report .................................. Ted Meyer 21 Program Interface SIG (PI-SIG News) ........ Robert Golden 21 Adventures a l ApplcFcsL ......... Kaye, Levy, Page & Racsly 22 WordPerfect for the Apple IIGS ...................... Chuck Ward 26 On the Trail of the Apple/// ........................... Dave Ollalini 29 AVS IG (Art & Video SIG) ......................... Nuncy Scfcrian 31 W AP Ill SIG Disk 1028: ASCIDIF ........... Allan M. Bloom 32 An Open LcLLer Lo Software Publishers ...... Da\'iu L. Porter 33 GamcSIG News .............................................. Steven Payne 34 Wasteland: A Review .................................... David Grnnite 34 Ringwarp: A Review .... ............................... David L. Porter 35 King's Quest Three: A Review ................... J'vlichael Sofacr 35 PT 109: A Review ....... ............................. Dave Romcrstein 36 Farni~Com C8flER Now Open ® Wap Bonus Buy for Special I CMS20 meg I Business I Hard Disk Drive I I I ... We've sharpened-up I I our image a httle. Bul I $639. I I I you can still expect the No other purchase same customer I necessary. Offer good I ..-...iiiillll' ... ..,.. .. .._ dedication and friendly I with this coupon only. I personnel as before! I I 20-500/c off I Trade-In Your A,.pple Ile 1 ° : or A_pple Ile for an : RegularlistPrice. : Apple JIGS 1 1 I I ast, On-site Service: 8~ld~~~~::rs : I Paper and get I When your Apple equipment breaks down, you need it I a third one free. I fixed, not excuses. 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The old adage 'seeing is qelieving' really computer and most especially the Macintosh, applles when a complete demonstration of a have brought a whole new dimension to the program is given. As many powerful and expen­ creation of publications. The ability to write, sive packages enter the field, it is wise to see edit, produce near-typeset-quallty pages. and them perform before buying them, especially integrate graphics has given total document when training will be an issue. Whether it's a control to an in-house group and/or an indi­ seminar or a private demonstration at your site, vidual. it's important that your needs be addressed. It has not. however, made all users into Since Macintosh users are notorious for designers and layout artists. Having a back­ not reading manuals, many software packages ground in design as an Industrial Designer and are under-utlllzed. It is fortunate that with very freelance graphic artist, I can appreciate the little training, a user can greatly expand his need for quallty design in computer publica­ usage. In offering a wide variety of training at tions. It ls not enough to have a velvet cover for various levels, the beginner and the advanced a soap box. Good communications require a user can move ahead quickly. It's nice to be able pleasing layout that people want to read. to offer consultative training for task-specific Using the computer to plan layouts and situations having to do with graphics and de­ experiment with a design is a boon to any sign. Along with advice on solutions both designer and, as an 'old timer' after three years hardware and software, I feel it's helpful to rec­ in the industzy, I could never return to the ommend resources for output and design. tedium of the drawing board, tracing paper and With the advent of DTP, a cottage indus­ press type. Having a postscript printer like the LaserWriter try has developed in wordprocessing, design and layout. One gives me high-quality text and graphic output. The instant needs to choose these services wisely and asking to see a feedback increases my productivity enormously. portfolio of previous work is a good idea. Also, shopping At Clinton, I have the opportunity to look at the latest around for a good price in both scanning and output services DTP (desktop publishing) software, whether it be a page is necessary as in the long run it may be less costly to own your own scanner and laserprtnter. DISCOUNT POLICY FOR Cltntdii cOmptlter emplO!}ee. A.L!ice Ne9idrk;:ts bdsed in { WASHINGTON APPLE PI MEMBERS CLINI'ON COMPUI'ER offers Washington Apple Pt members a ::' :, ~~~$~f(M~~~~~~:~%~~: 2596 DISCOUNT OFF THE UST PRICE on all non-allocated ·<¥.'.~k!9,e. , P.r~~~~ ::'o/td '· 9.'rnRut,~~.f,4.~ ;:1fsiBn. Apple brand peripherals (no CPUs), software and AppleCare. She f.S:ars<:fauaUdble· to'!i:iiork:'Wttll: Oifr:'tJidtVtdiiat ·cus- For upgrades, the 2596 discount applies to both the parts and ro.mer$ wfjo need: ass~anc¢~ .Alyq? h4s yeqrs of normal labor rate. Discount ts available to persons who have teaching e){pertence, " ·· · ,.,, been Pt members for at least 3 months. Discount cannot be applied retroactively. Pt members need to present their cards up:front. No phone or maU orders, please. Discount cannot be Apple, the Apple logo. and LaserWrlter are registered trademarlcs of Apple used in combination with other promotions. Products on Compu.ler, Inc. Madntosh (s a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Apple allocation from Apple are excluded from this offer. Clinton products are cwatlable only from authorized Apple dealers. They are not Computer reserves the right to change thts poltcy at any ttme. cwatlable by telephone or mall order. 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