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DR. DOBB's JOURNAL of Compufer Calisthenics & Orthodontia - Second Class Postage Paid at Menlo Park, CA Address Correction Requested FOR THE IMAGINATIVE SMALL COMPUTER USER! I VOL. 8 NO.5 ISSUE 44 ALSO PUBLISHED BY PEOPLE'S COMPUTER COMPANY: DR. DOBB's JOURNAL of COMPUfER Calisthenics & Dr. Oobb's Journal is a highly respected reference journal which fills a unique and Orthodontia solid niche within the microcomputing world. We publish discussions and examples of general purpose system tools, articles on OUR READERS SAY: legislation or trends affecting computerists, a consumer watchdog column, as well as a "Your level of information is fantastic .. the best I" variety of monthly columns designed to guide and help readers wend their way "Dr. Dobb's has presented some of the through the confusion of a new and bur­ best and most intelligent software for the geoning industry. advanced hobbyist. 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