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Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine 1982-5 Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine • May 1982 I~TI~r.-I~ ~jD A P. P. L E J"~ ~- • • • • • APPLE PUGETSOUND PROGRAM LIBRARY EXCHANGE A W.JShinglon 51 .. 1(" Non-Profit Cnrporoilion Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine Issue Year 1982 Issue Month May Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange I Page 0001 of 0102 Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine • May 1982 II II Volume V, Number 5 May 1982 S2.50 (S3.00 Canada, £1. 75 UK.) A CALL -A.P.P.L.E. TUTORIAL: Program Optimization Page 9 A IS FOR APPLE: Adding Machine PagelS HI-RES HI-JINX: Picture • Compr n Page 21 EXPLORING THE WORLD OF APPLE: Random Adventures Page 37 \.0 Apple PugetSound Program Library Exchange Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange Page 0002 of 0102 Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine • May 1982 TM II II Volume V, Number 5 May 1982 52.50 (53.00 Canada, £1. 75 UK.) A CALL -A.P.P.L.E. TUTORIAL: rogram Optimization Page 9 A IS FOR APPLE: Adding Machine PagelS HI-RES HI-JINX: Pi ur Compr sin Page 21 EXPLORING THE WORLD OF APPLE: Random Adventures Page 37 \.0 Apple PugetSound Program Library Exchange Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange Page 0003 of 0102 Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine • May 1982 On the new, slicked-up, patible daisy wheels and lighter than the Starwriters Distn'buted Exclu­ trimmed-down Starwriter F-lO. ribbons. before it. And it ~tands sively by Leading It's C. Itoh's latest genera­ In its serial mode, it can exactly as tall (or precisely as Edge Products, Inc., tion of letter-quality printers. print just about anything small) as a dollar bill. 225 Turnpike Street, It cranks out flawless copy [including boldface, under­ Speaking of which: Canton. Massachu­ at 40 cps: and its full 15" lines, subscripts and super­ Incredibly, the Starwriter F-I0 setts 02021. Call: toll­ carriage lets it double in brass scripts), and snap the carriage sells for about the same free 1-800-343-6833; for both letter processing and back to start the next line preposterously low price as or in Massachusetts business applications. You in less than a second. In its its predecessors. Which is to call collect (617) can plug it into almost any line mode, it prints in both say, about $800 less than a lot 828-8150. Telex micro on the market (serial or directions, for even faster of other printers that don't 951-624. parallel) simply by plugging it throughput. even come close to measur- in. And then make it keep on (While making about as ing up. Or even better ... LEADING trucking with inexpensive. much noise as a cat walking Measuring down. eaSily available Diablo com- on Kleenex.) EDGE' It's a nice, portable 30 pounds-about 10 pounds Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange Page 0004 of 0102 Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine • May 1982 DOGFIGHT IL An established classic Arcade game. Set up a game for one to eight players each piloting a jet into combat Play on one team, two, or against the computoL PEEPING TOM. Another fast· acting arcade thriller. Shoot various aliens you peep at through win· dows. It takes perception, luck and skill to defeat the invaders. miCfl(J 191» "flIlSllit'S In CROWN OF Olr11tlt11 ARTHAIN, you, and another 11f player battle real· istic, animated monsters for the crown. Skill and excitement for W• youngsters under thirteen. Art11Uilt fn 1lA.i\; & \.\.\R Il~'" -'-'(llfR ROACH HOTEL. A high·res, fast· action, arcade game. Stamp out roaches before they take over. Points, bonuses, and additional rounds are earned as your· skill increases . • For Apple II & 4BK .---;'. - --:?~/ / / Apple is a trademark 01 Apple Computers. Inc ~ . 48K' APPLESOFT IN ROM· DISK DRIVE © 1982 Micro Lab Inc. 2310 Skokie hland Park, IL 60035.312-433-7550 Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange Page 0005 of 0102 Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine • May 1982 APPLE PUGETSOUND PROGRAM LIBRARY EXCHANGE: CLUB INFORMATION GENERAL OFFICES EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES 304 Main Ave. S., Suite 300 6708 39th Avenue S.W. Grawin Publications Renton, WA 98055 - (206) 271-4514 Seattle, WA 98136-(206)932-8288 1020 Lloyd Building Hours: 8-4 Monday Through Friday Hours: 9 AM - 3 PM. 6 PM - 10 PM. daily Seattle, WA 98101 (206) 223-0861 Thursdays till 7 p.m. Member Services/Dealer Orders MEETING NOTICES CALL -A.P.P.L.E. HOT LINE Please allow up to 30 days for a turn around (206) 932-6588 7:30 PM. Tuesday. May 18. 1982 on membership and orders. Hours: 9 AM - 3 PM and Computer Empire Call -A.P.P.L.E. is mailed free twelve times 616 SW. 152nd St., Seattle 6 PM - 10 PM 7 days per week per year as benefit of membership. Pacific Time Subscriptions are not available. Guest Speaker Dr. Thomas H. Bennett 1982 back issues available at $2.50 each. Please also check our list of consultants Main Frame Communication below for a specialist in your field. Call -A.P.P.L.E. bound volumes for pre­ vious years are available as indicated on the 7:30 PM. Tuesday. June 15th. 1982 member order form on the last page. A.P.P.L.E. Office Membership Information 304 Main Ave. S., Renton Please direct telephone questions on Institutional memberships are now avail­ Guest Speaker membership and orders to (206) 271-4514. able. Contact General Office for details. Dr. Alistair D.C. Holden/Speech Recognition One Time Apple-Cation Fee .... $25.00 Annual Dues .................. $20.00 7:30 PM. Tuesday. July 20th. 1982 Total 545.00 Prospective authors please send self­ addressed stamped envelope (37<1 Special Meeting Additional postage required for foreign postage) to Editorial Dept. for a copy of 7:30 PM. Tuesday. Aug. 3. 1982 memberships and Shipments. Author's guidelines. Guest Speaker Mike Markkula/President Apple Computer, Inc. Membership is on an annual, 12 month basis, commencing with the month of en­ Cover and interior design by Vic Warren Design. BULLETIN BOARDS rollment. Upon receipt of total membership fees, new members will receive an Apple­ A.P.P.l.E. CRATE Cation blank, order form and description (206) 935-9119 sheet of club products. (4 pm - 9 am Pacific Time) Officers and Directors Paul Mosher, MD........ Staff Writer ............... (518) 765-4118 Lee Reynolds ............ Staff Writer ............... (305) 722-2639 Dick Hubert. President .............. .............. (206) 271-6939 Charles Rusch ............ Staff Writer ............... (503) 484-4618 Bob Huelsdonk, Vice President ...................... (206) 362-4910 Ralph H. Swerdlow, M.D. .. Staff Writer ............... (916) 920-8709 Dave Ungwood, Secretary ......... .. ............... 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(206)784-8018 2 Call -A.P.P.L.E. May 1982 Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange TPage 0006 of 0102 Call-A.P.P.L.E. Magazine • May 1982 Call-A.P.P.L.E~ Volume 5, Number 5 May J982/Menu Val J. Golding, Editor ENmEES 9 A CALL -A.P.P.L.E. TUTORIAL: 21 HI-RES HI-JINX: Program Optimization Picture Compression David H. Bartley/TIle Apple-Dillo Edward C. So 15 A IS FOR APPLE: 37 EXPLORING THE WORLD OF APPLE: Adding Machine Random Adventures Ralph Swerdlow, MD/Call -A.P.P.LE. Staff Writer David Sparks ALACARTE 7 Faire Enough 75 A CALL -A.P.P.L.E. REVIEW: Val J. Golding The Inspector 57 Keep Your Cool Charlie Stillman Harry E. Brawley, Jr'/Art: Robert A. Kidder 79 APPLEMASH: 63 Curing A Shiftless Apple Things About Strings Michael TIlyng Dan Paymar 67 A CALL -A.P'p.L.E. TECHNOTE: 83 A CALL -A.P.P.L.E. TECHNOTE: Total Amnesia Look Before You JMP Ken Manley Val J. Golding 69 A CALL -A.P'p.L.E. TECHNOTE: 91 A CALL -A.P.P.L.E.
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