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Washington Apple Pi Journal, July 1986 $2 Wa/hington Apple Pi The Journal of WashingtonG Apple Pi, Ltd. Volumct8 Julu 1986 number7 Hiahliahtl / - ­ -Button-down Guide to the Apple -ProDOS Revision of Comm-Term -Family Home Money Manager-Part 3 -Exel Scatter Charts of Several Oep. Vars. -Mucha DA'S (pages 64-67) In This Issue... Officers &Staff, Editorial • 3 Lap Computers: Part 8 •• .George Kinal 35 President's Corner Tom Warrick 4 Fa~ily Home Money Manager: Pt 3 • • Brian G. Mason 36 WAP Calendar, SigNews. • 6 Early Cournal Dead'ines • 41 Event Queue, General Information, Dealer's Corner 7 The Musi~al A~ple • • Raymond Hobbs 42 Apple Teas ••••• •• Amy T. Billingsley 1 Letters tc the Editor •• 43 WAP Hotline. •• • •• • 8 The Vipw from Durham • Chris Klugewicz 44 Meeting Report: May 24 • Adrien Youell 9 WAP Acrost i c Professor Apple 46 Apple III News • • David Otta lini 10 Mac Q & A ••• Jonathan E. Hardis 48 Commercial Classifieds, Classifieds • • •• 11 Mea Culpa Jonathan E. Hardis 49 Apple III SIG Disketeria. • •• Al Lambert 12 MacNovicr Column •• Ralph J. Begleiter 50 PI~SIG News. • • Robert Golden 14 Frederick Apple Core • • • 52 WAP BBS Phone Numbers ••• 14 Macintosh Bits and Bytes Lynn R. Trusal 52 EDSIG NEWS • Patricia Kirby 16 There's a Revolution Going On ••• Stephen C. Warren 54 Music SIG News Raymond Hobbs 17 Macintos~ Fami ly ~ewsletters. Rosemary Connelly 57 Q & A • • •• Bruce F. Field 18 A Develo~er's View • • • Jim Lanford 58 The Consumer Electronic Show Ronald Wartow 20 Excel Macro Shortcuts , Audri G. Lanford 60 GAMESIG News ••• • • Ronald Wartow 22 Excel and Scatter Charts. Hampton M. Dejarnette 61 Colossus Chess: A Review Paul Moore 22 Softviews • David Morganstein 63 Flight Simulator: A Review Thomas Johnston 24 Mucha DA's • •• David Morganstein 64 Star Fleet I: A Review David Blazina 25 Of Labelers and Catalogers Martin Milrod 66 A Button-Down Guide to the Apple. Raymond Hobbs 26 WAP Bud get Ed Myerson 68 ThanK You, Bi 11 Etue Boris Levine 28 ByLaw') Changes • 69 AppleWorks SIG News •• • Peg Matzen 29 D'sketeriJ Dispatch • •••• Martin Milrod 70 ProDOS Comm-Term Comm. Program. • .George Kinal 30 Disketeria Order Form •• 71 Telecom SIG News • • Dave Harvey 34 rutorial Registration Form, Indexes •• 72 For information on joining WAP, see 'General Information", page 7. July July Specials Specials The Macintosh™ Only Software and Peripherals Store WI F UUIIIIIIIII IU:&R9898~: '?:':~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~: ~: ~:~: ~ :~:~ : ~:: :: =:: :=:: :: : ....... ' . Independence Month Sale! July 4th - July 26th Most Software & Hardware is on sale throughout the store. More than 100 items discounted from 25% up to 80%! $1399 Definately our best Sale to date! Li st, SI695 Without question the highest performance Hard Disk for the Mac plus or 512. Benched at three times the speed of 1~" $75 a Hyperdrive. Its excell ent design makes for quick, Macros for the mac lbe best database for the mac & trouble free internal installation. Software includes of course, at the best price ever! printer spooling,backup, partitioning & security. THE SOOK Disk Drive Helix 2.0... $139 hard disk to beat for speed,compactness & sophistication Double Helix $339 For the Mac plus & Mac 512 Cj~r'~ N£4 $269 N£4 MultiWrite Intoducing the New Revolutionary word proccessor with MacBOTTOM SCSI integrated Outline proccessing & great new All games features. A great value for those in search of a 'The fabulous Macbottom reputation comes now package combinig Word & ThinkTank features to SCSI hard di sks. Includin g all the excellent MacButt 30-60%off* software & th e PCPC sophi sticati on in I-IW design! Introductory price... $79 fJ!lOllII!li!......------'-4., MB 20 $995 ~ . MB 10 $749 N£4 MINICAD 2.0 Macplus owners with MacBottoms Attention! 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Gaithe rsburg 1 block West of 1-3 55 The Macintosh™ Only Store clinton Clinton Computer -­ Computar Your #1 Apple Dealer! 277 S. Washington St., Alexandria, VA (703)838-9700 • 9636 Ft. Meade Rd, Laurel , MD (301)953-111 0 • 6443 Old Al ex. Ferry Rd, Clinton, MD (301 )856-2500 Clinton Computer, p.S. Clinton Computer What is Clinton Computer, p.s. ? Clinton Computer, p.s. is the largest and most professional Welcomes Comm Center! microcomputer product service center in the Metro area. The p.s. symbolizes that you get something extra -- Professional Service, Clinton Computer is proud to announce that it has acquired the Personal Service, Prompt Service, Post-Sale Service, Parts and asse ts of The Comm Center in Laurel, MD. Clinton opened this location Supplies -- the type of support that has won us rave reviews from as its third large computer retail , service and training center in March. local consumer rating services! The Laurel store is situated in the middle of the Baltimore­ Located at 6457 Old Ale x. Ferry Road in Clinton , with satellite Washing ton Market -- the fourth largest U.S. con sumer market, the shops at our Alexandria and Laurel stores, p.s.'s primary purpose is to be st educated populace and the largest number of scientists and provide factory-authorized service for the main lines of products we engineers in the nation. Located in the Laurel Plaza Shopping Center, sell. We stock the parts to service your equipment quickly, generally at the intersection of Routes 197 and 198, the store has easy access "whil e-you -wait." If you need service at your site, we can send out the from Interstate Route 95, Route 1and the BW Parkway_ Mobile Service Van to your place of business. The only vehicle of its The Comm Center's microcomputer experience can be traced all type in the Metro area, our van has its own fully-equ ipped workbench the way back to early 1977 when it began selling the "Exidy Sorcerer," and power supply. one of the earliest micros on the marke t. In the fa ll of 1978, The Comm Center became the second authori zed Apple Computer, Inc. dealer in Meet Steve Okeefe, Service Manager Maryland and one of the first Apple dealers in the entire area. Steve Okeefe has been with the company for three years . Prior Unfortunately, The Comm Center suffered a major loss a year to his promotion to Service Manager, Steve organized and directed the and a half ago when fire destroyed the shopping center. Although -ield Service Department. completely rebuilt, it could not continue to survive the financial burden when it received asmall er insurance settlement than was expected. Clinton Computer is very pleased that it has retained much of the staff from The Comm Center, including its founder, Tom So ttley. Bill Rupp, left, Alexandria Store Manage r, with Tom Softley, Comm Center founder and Manager of Clinton Computer, Laurel. "When I came to Clinton Computer there were only six service employees . Now we have twenty-two and expect to be hiring more CLINTON COMPUTER offers Washington Apple Pi members a 25% DISCOUNT OFF technicians very soon," sai d Steve. "The recent clo sing of several area THE ,LI STP RICE on all Apple brand peripherals and software and on AppleCare (n o CPU s). Discount IS available to persons who have been Pi members for at least 3 months computer stores hasincreasedour workloaddramati cally." Discount applies to cash and certified check furchases and cannot be applied retroactIVely. Add 1% for credit card and persona check purchases. If the product is not In stock, we can take your prepaid order. PI members need to present their cards up­ front. No phone or mall orders, please. Discount cannot be used in combination withother Apple Business Forum promotions. Members should primarily use the Pi network of experts fo r after-sale Clinton Computer will be at the Appl e Business Forum at the support.
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