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Antic Issue 22 (August 1984).Pdf Advanced spreadsheet Database management Graphing and statistics Syn CaleTl· Synnle+TM SynTrendT>' Now your Atari computer late means and variances, standard deviations, or even getsdownto linear and multiple regres­ sions. It's pretty easy to under­ stand, eh? And also pretty easy business. to operate because all three programs come replete with easy-to-understand "pop-up" If you're a serious home features found in the more ex­ menus, to take you through manager, a student, or run a pensive programs. their paces step by step. And small business at home, now SynFlle+keeps Information remember, all three programs you can get sophisticated, inte­ more organized. can share data, which helps you grated software for your ATARI SynFile+ can function as get the job done even faster. computer with the same fea­ your database, your filing sys­ So get down to business with tures as the more expensive tem. With SynFile+, you can SynCalc, SynFile+, SynTrend, IBM and Apple packages. reorganize and sort parts or developed exclusively for SynCalc whole files instantly Not only ATARI by Synapse. And see for makes a spreadsheet can you enter text, you can cal­ yourself why the cost of taking more manageable. culate and update data as care of business doesn't have to First, there's SynCalc, the most well. And files from both Syn­ put you out of it. advanced spreadsheet pro­ Cale and SynFile+ can also be SynCalc, SynFile+. SynTrend are trademarks o! Synapse Software.Synapse ts a registered trademark ol gram ever created for ATARI used by the ATARI word proc­ Synapse Soltware Corporation . IBM and Apple are re­ spective trademarks ol !n1ernallonal. Business Machines Home Computers. Not only essor, AtariWriter,'" for uses such Corp., and Apple Compu!er. does SynCalc help you get all as mail merge. your numbers down easily, it SynTrend gives you also comes with a sorting fea­ a more graphic way ture, and the ability to label to loolc at data. and name your formulas like Next, there's SynTrend, which )I\. "beginning inventory + goods can be the graphing and statis­ purchased-goods sold = in­ tical arm of your operation. DISCOVER ventory on hand," as well as SynTrend allows you to vis­ standard entries. And SynCalc ualize your data from SynCalc WHAT YOU AND also comes with "expert" com­ or SynFile+ with either bar mands, to use once you've be­ graphs, pie charts, line graphs ATARI" come more familiar with its or scatter plots. To do statistical CAN DO. procedures. Plus many other analysis, you can quickly calcu- o l034AlariInt All Rig-litsReserved wamerCommunlCOllOtl$CIIA Company ''A fine CPIM machine ... the ATRBOOO closes the gap that has separated Atari Add MS-DOS compatibility too! owners from the rest of the sof1ware marke!." -Byte Maga:i;ine An Atari that runs MS-00S, IBM-PC software? By adding CO-POWER-88, our own 8088 co-procesor to your ATR8000, you can also run most of the popular MS-00S, IBM-PC software. CP/M compatability for your Atari - only from SWP. The CO-POWER-88 is a 16 bit, 5.33 MHz, 8088 co-processor with 128k or Now you can run CP/M programs on your Atari 400, 800, 1200 and XL series 256k RAM. It comes complete with MS-DOS and RAM disk software. CP/M-86 computers. is available as an option. The ATR8000 from SWP Microcomputer Produces is a 4MHz, 16k RAM com­ More than just a co-processor, its RAM can also be used as a high speed plete Atari interface. When you add the optional 64k RAM, the ATR8000 will simulated disk drive for CP/M. run CP/M! Installation is simple. Your CO-POWER-88 comes with the Z-80 adaptor board and main processor board. You'll also receive a complete owner's manual and The ATR8000 features: easy-to-follow instructions. • 64k RAM CP/M and MS-DOS, IBM-PC compatibility for your Atari can now be yours. • RS-232 port with software to run a serial printer or modem. • The ability to run up to four 5 1/4" or 8 "drives of any mixture, Contact your local SWP dealer or order direct by mail. Better yet, for fastest type and density (MY-00S is optional and is used fordouble density delivery, use your credit card and shop by phone. Atari operations). • Double density CP/M 2.2. ,--------------------------------f 1 Credit Card Orde" Save Time! • 80 column wide display with 40 column moveable window. Or an Call 817-i69-1181 or 817-861-0421 And Order Now optional 80 column software (AUTOTERM-80) program that can be I Or Mail Coupon 10: SWP, 2500E. Randol Mill Rd., Surie 125, Arlington, TX 76011 used with a black & white TV or monitor. I I Please ship the following: t 3 0 $ 1 ppin g. � �o.� �:��_i When you order your A TRSOOO, you'll not only receive the hardware and soft­ J B !:� �/�;/� ;;��9 ! sh 0 128k COPOWER-88 with MS-DOS o $100.00 + $10.00 shippi ng.• ware you need, but also an easy to read owner's manual and CP/M supplement 0 256k��= COPOWER-88 with MS-DOS o $500.00 + $10.00 shippinll'.- • that will cake you into the exciting world of CP/M. D CP-86 (16-Bi1 Disk Operating System) 0 $60.00 + $5.00 shipping. D MY-DOS (Ami-l ike Disk Opera ting System) O $29.95 + $2.00 shipping 0 AUTOTERM-80 (80 column display for CPIM or MS-005) 0$29.95 + $2.00 shipping • Must ht- used with Mk ATRBOOO Specify A1ari model computer you uwn, ______ Configura1ions: (check one) 5 114" drive_ or 8"' drive_ nd R ( �e�7�,:: :�:�7n;:;:�;;:���= � M��:: �;!�:1:��-:�t ::����:;;-88 l Method of paymen1: D PeQOnal Check enclo5ed (must clear bank before shipping) D C-ertified Check or Money Order enclosed. OCharge rhefollowing credircan::I: 0 Ma11er Card O Visa Credit Card I ______ I - .£. MaMer Card Bank _______ fap. Date__ _ - Subtoral:__ _ +Shipping_ __+ Sales Ta� (Texas Residents add 5%)__ _ - = = Tmal Enclosed:_ _ _ - Name _____________ •== Addren _____________ City__ __Sra te ____Zip __ __ ••=•If •• Phone (h)L-)__ __• (w) _) __ __• ( MICROCOMPUTER PRODUCTS, INC. Signature ____________ © 1984, SWP Microcomputer Products. Inc. Trademarks: CO-POWER-88 and ATRSOOO.SWP Microcom· t t pu!er Products, Inc., IBM-PC, In erna ional Business Machines; Z80. Zilog; MS-DOS, Microsoft. Irie.; 2500 E. Randol Mill Rd., Suite 125, Arlington, TX 76011 CPIM and CPIM-86, Digital Research, I nc.; Ami, Atari, Inc. L ______________ J Scott Lamb's Interactive Space Fantasy Adventure Jupiter Mission 1999 is Avalon Hill's Trodemork Nome for its Microcomputer Space Adventure Role Ploying Game RRRING!!! RRRING!!! RRRING!!! Too early on a chilly January morning, I was jarred awake by the noxious blaring of my traitorous doorbell. As I moved to accost the unknown aggressor, with the full force of semi-conscious wrath, I pulled on my robe and lost my dignity to the pain of a stubbed toe. Now fully awake, I opened the door, prepared to educate the mysterious interloper on the meaning of manners. Ship Status Display: My determination to this end was somewhat shattered when I saw Porthole View Damage report two large men clad in long overcoats and wide-brimmed hats. of Jupiter and a moon Instinctively, I tried to slam the door. My retreat to safety was denied by the advance of the strangers. Before I could protest ' their entry, my vision was drawn to the shining silver badges that hung from their now unfolded wallets. They were government agents. Hesitantly, trying to remember any crimes that I had ever -- --7---y',=� committed, I invited them into my home. Al their request, I produced my driver's license and other forms of identification. �� Navigation Display: After examining these credentials, they asked me to pack a bag Lander Approach Display: Used to plot course for an extended journey. After some protest and argument, I was note descending spaceship made to understand that my options in this matter were less than ...,e>CX<e: NC,e: LAr> ... limited. My country needs me, they said-with the clear .__e-:::.:.:.��-.:.,,.. , implication that either I pack and dress or I take an extended journey in my robe. This is how my adventure began. From my cold apartment, I ::::::·::·.:.::::,. .:tO§fill, was taken to a towering vehicle for an emergency mission to I .imm�·-�cm��.�::0m.��� Jupiter. My very life on the line and, possibly, the survival of the planet Earth as well, and only God knows what other kind of perils Science lob Display: await. Exploring an Probe report Alien Complex JUPITER MISSION 1999 is a highly detailed role-playing space adventure game that includes challenging arcade segments and mystifying puzzles. Four separate program disks are enclosed to test the creative imagination of the advanced computer gamer. JUPITER MISSION 1999 is ready to run on your Atari®Home Computer with 48K memory and one disk drive. $50.00 Available at leading computer software dealers, or call toll­ free for further information: 1-800-638-9292 Science lab Display: Exploring on Jupiter system diogramatic Alien Space Station & Trademark of Womer Communications � T�ei��:�rTe��:!�m���!!:pany 4517 HARFORD ROAD, BALTIMORE, MD 21214 1-800-638·9292 Joystick required IT'S MERE HORSPLAY by Dave Elwood FREE SOFTWARE 20 Atari goes to the races ADD IBM OR CP/M CAPABILITY TO YOUR SYSTEM by David Duberman 26 The ATR 8000 fills a variety of roles DO MORE WITH DOS 2 by Richard Kruse 31 The Atari 1050 does the trick DISK DRIVE SURVEY by Larry Dziegielewski 36 A five-drive comparison LUCASFILM AND ATARI by Michael Ciraolo 40 Dynamic duo creates best games ever! EMBARK ON THE ROAD TO ADVENTURE by David and sandy small 44 A look at three games from lnfocom LOGIC ACCORDING TO BOOLE by Donald B.
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