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Washington Apple Pi Journal, March 1987 $ 2 50 Wa/hington Apple Pi The Journal of WashingtonG Apple Pi, Ltd. Volume. 9 marvh 1987 number3 Hiahlia· iil~1 '. v - - • Apple II News and Notes· • Appleworks Tips and Techniques . l9J EdSig News ~ Macintosh Bits and Bytes [9 Musements ~ MacWorld Plus In This Issue.. J/ Officers & Staff, Editorial .............................................. 3 Championship Wrestling ............... Michael & Joel Schor 36~ President's Corner ...................................... Tom Warrick 4 Pascal News ...................................... .. Robert C. Platt 38 Classifieds, Commercial Classifieds, Job Mart ............... .... 6 Who Me, A SYSOP ............................. Leon H. Raesly 39 Event Queue, General Information ................. .... .............. 6 The Journal Index ..................................... Harvey Kaye 42 WAP Calendar, SigNews ...................................... ..... .... 7 WAP Acrostic ................................... Dana 1. Schwartz 43 On the Trail of the Apple //1 ................... ... David Ottalini 8 The Musical Apple .............. .. .............. Raymond Hobbs 44 Q & A ..... .. .. ................ Bruce F. Field & Robert C. PIau 10 Music SIG News ................................. Raymond Hobbs 45 Apple II News and Notes ........................ Walt Mossberg 12 Growing Up Mac .......................................... Jay Rohr 46 Telecom SIG News ................................... Dave Harvey 14 dPub SIG News ....................................... Steven Payne 46 Stock SIG News ....... ............... ... Andrew W. Thompson 16 Installing and Using "The ROMS witcher" .. David A. Hurd 48 AppleWorks Upgrade .. ........ .. .......... ........ Lisa Van Horn 17 FedSIG Corner ...................................... Steve Crawford 49 Annapolis Slice News ............................. Claire Johnson 17 Mac Q & A ................................. .. .. Jonathan E. Hardis 50 AppleWorks Tips and Techniques ........ Richard M. Rowell 18 Index to Advertisers........................................... .. ....... 52 TaxMaster for AppleWorks: A Review .......... Bob Oringel 19 MacNovice ....................................... Ralph J. Begleiter 53 PI-SIG News ......... ................................... Bob Golden 19 Frederick Apple Core ................... ................................ 56 Rarnup: A Review ................................. Tom Gatewood 20 Macintosh Bits and Bytes ............ ... ....... ..Lynn R. Trusal 56 WPL Multi Print for Apple Writer ............. Gary Hayman 22 View From the Hill ................. .. .......... .. .. .Rich Norling 60 The Food Processor: A Review .................... Bob Orin gel 23 Musements ..... ........................................... Fred Seelig 62 II Best of Apple Items from TCS ............ .. Alexander Barnes 24 Excelling on Your Mac ..................... David Morganstein 68 II Button-Down Guide to the Apple .......... Raymond Hobbs 28 Review Corner: MacWorid Plus ............. James M. Burger 71 EDSIG News ........... .. Patricia Kirby & Jessica Weissman 29 Softviews .. .. .. ................................. David Morganstein 74 GarneSIG News ..... .. ................................ Steven Payne 32 A Page From the Stack .......................... Robert C. Platt 75 NFL Challenge: A Review ........................ Marc S. Hoff 32 Best of Mac Items from TCS ..................... Bill Baldridge 76 Sub Battle Simulator: A Review ................ Jeff Stetekluh 33 WAP Tutorials ..................................... Robert C. Platt 83 Ultima I: A Review .................................. Ron Wartow 34 Index to Authors ..................................................... .... 83 Bop N ' Wrestle: A Review ......................... Davy Hakim 34 Disketeria Dispatch ....................................... Jim Little 84 II Battlefront: A Review ........: .................... Chris ~ancock 35 Mac Disketeria Notes .. ............................. Dave Weikert 84 ',\. Hardball for the Mac: A Review .............. Peter Lmdstrom 35 Disketeria Order Form, Tutorial- Registration Form ...... 87, 88 Family Computer Center 6691 Backlick Road Springfield V A (703) 866-9122 11917L Fair Oaks Mall Fairfax V A (703) 385-2758 Ar Authorized Apple Dealer Microsoft Works It brings a powerful new idea I Multi-Megabyte Storage to computers. Common Sense. for the Macintosh Plus & ;\1icrosoft "Vorks is the complete business Apple IIGS package for your Macintosh. Works features Introduce your Macintosh or Apple IIGS several powerful data-crunching applications to the fastest mass storage device~ including a spreadsheet for qUIck numerical available ...hard disk drive~ featuring analysis; a database for those instances when SCSI interfaces. These hard disk drives you want to see developing trends and emerging attach to the appropriate port on your markets; a word processor for jotting down Macintosh Plus or IIGS (except for the quick memos to fellow workers or even a multi­ Hyperdrive 20's & 2000's which work page report; and an easy-to-use communication WIth the Macintosh only.) pac~age that m.akes tying into information serVIces even easIer. Hyperdrive FX-20 $1049 And there's even another reason why Dataframe 20 HD $ 949 Microsoft \Vorks is the software packa,~~ for Hyperdrive 2000 $2490 your Macintosh. It's all integrated. wnich Macbottom $ 990 means that you can move from any part of the SCSI program to another part. Play with some Hyperdrive 20 $1390 numbers on the spreadsheet, then transfer them instantly to the word processor. Or get some Apple liD 20SC In Stock facts from any information service using the built-in communication software and move them immediately to the database. WordPerfect for the Apple When was the last time a best seller I Ilc & the Apple lie .............. made you money. Well, there's always a first. Microsoft Works. Now that you have an Apple, fill it up with premium software like WordPerfect. New version now includes a 50,000 word Retail List Plice........ $295 spell checker, mail-merge. macros, and W AP Special. .......... $235 footnotes. Suggested Retail Price $179.00 Mouse Pads .................... $4.95 W AP Special $139.00 Imagewriter lIII Ribbons ..... $4.99 "yCheckmate foami y Computer Center of ·crs a 10% d Sl OL t erf our regular rncc to a ! Pi members on software and supplies. P, r lei be... '11l1 s1 pr,s.'nl c~ rd 10 Get these special prices at our Springfield location only. qualify for discount I c~ additional ct argc for crcc.'it C<lr ! Of pe rsonal Must present Pi membership card for special price. chccks. Clinton Computer Your #1 Apple Dealer! 8032 LccsburgP1ke. Vienna. VA (703)442-3800 .. .. 6443 Old Alex. Feny Rd. 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It comes with the most software of Watch IBM PC's communicate with Apple Macintoshes using any hard disk: LaserWrUer and Image­ the newest networking tools -- MacLinkPlusand TOPS. Writer print spooler software to let you Witness a shoot out between the two hottest page composition use your Mac for other tasks while your printer is busy printing; a back-up programs for the Macintosh -- PageMaker andReady-Set-Go-3! program; security software to encrypt See clip art and photos scanned into a Macintosh and then yourdata flies; and self-diagnostics. positioned in a PageMaker document. And -- It's priced to be the BEST . Come see The Big Picture and MegaScreen which let you view "-Yourentire page on the screen. VALUE of any 20MB hard disk for your There will also be a series of free seminars -- both for Macin­ Macintosh: tosh owners who want to expand their Desktop Publishing capa­ -Ulistsfor$1199 bilities and for customers who have not yet bought a Macintosh. -We sell it for $1099 The EXPO will be open from 10 AM to 5 PM on both days. To - And you can get It for only register for a seminar orto get further details. call 442-3800. $999 lfyoubrlngln this ad! You Could Win a MacScan: DISCOUNTPOUCYFORWASHINGTON APPLE Enter Our Contest! PIMEMBERS CLINTON COMPUTER olTers Washington Apple As part of our EXPO in Tysons Comer. we are holding a Pi members a 25% DISCOUNT OFF THE LrST DesktopPublishing Contest! PRICE on all non-allocated Apple brand MaCintosh owners all over the Metro area are being asked to peripherals and software and on Applt.'Carc (no CPUs). 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