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VOLUMECmII NUMBER 3 MARCH 1985 $2.95 THE #1 MAGAZINE OF M COMPUTER APPLICATIONS rAND SOFTWARE *y* IN-DffTH EVALUATIONS: Datavue 25 Portable 2nd Generation NEC Portable Disk Drive IBM Quietwriter Notebook Portables Percom Hard Disk Drive Micro Speed Read Trivia Games Tandy Model 200 Datasouth Personal Printer I Health and Fitness • NEC 8407A Software Computers In Stamp Collecting New Developments In Handicapped Access Who Needs A Robot? I '« « \a « w New Products Industry Insider »W Columns: Apple, IBM, Commodore Atari, Tandy 03 'U024"U044 Now makeyour PC paint. it cut. it paste Make it draw. Shade. Color. Erase. Create of point sizes. Make Make With perfect circles. Ellipses. Rectangles. With the Make it all happen in one package. Master™ Board touch of a button. Print on screen ^—[""1^^ Tecmar's Graphics Paintbrush* Software. and off in a variety of type fonts. I I and PC for a Gothic. Roman. Old English. Script. Make a trip to your dealer Or, make a call Print in light. Medium. Bold. rf\^ demonstration. to Tecmar for the dealer nearest Italicize. Underline. Outline. Kern. I fa/^TTl Ck T* 349-0600. Make it print in a wide range you. (216) THE POWER BEHIND THE PC 'Registered trademark of the ZSoft Corp CIRCLE 146 ON READER SERVICE CARD " " ind'sSMeKick 1984 ProductoftheYear E: m , The CritiCS' Choice What more can we say? ^^^jPi^l1 »>PJt m "SideKick" stands in the shadows behind whatever program you are using, ready v.FS.1 to jump forward when you need it. The program's various functions use windows Itatstic tales • • tiJ : 5 t ] j i that overlay the display you are working with and restore littniatiMaJ tales the screen when you are Total tiles I through. The program contains a respectable word processor for note taking, a C.O.C.I. it iJiL : LIB dialer that your smart modem can use with your phone list, a calculator for hexadecimal/binary/decimal lenestic tales 1 arithmetic, an appointment calendar and an ASCII littrutieul tales 4M S.N U.SI for . 1 Iit«l tales X11 3K.H tSi.it table programmers . SideKick is a time- co.c.:. S.H ».N CM saving, iMalties 1.51 34.H 41. « work-saving, frustration-saving bar- ru kiliiM a0.51 311. H 3H.77 gain. Having a programmer's calculator, an appointment calendar, and a notepad at your >' *lt fn ,..•• "a** -in MnU beck and call, no matter what program is Here's SideKick in action with Lotus* 1-2-3 running underneath. Data running, is the first big step to making the has been imported from Lotus to SideKick's notepad, shown in the paper pencil lower portion of the screen. The notepad is a full-screen editor that lets and obsolete." you import and export data; it utilizes WordStar commands to let you —Dan Robinson time- and date-stamp notes and save them to disk. The SideKick calculator, shown at the upper right, offers memory capability, nested oflnfoWorld parentheses, and the ability to convert decimal to hexadecimal or binary. It even lets you transfer resulting figures to your underlying And he's not the only one talking: application. The telephone Charles Petzold, PC Magazine: "In Jerry Pournelle, BYTE: "If you use a autodialer/direc- a simple, beautiful implementation of PC get SideKick You'll soon become tory places calls WordStar"' s block copy commands, it. for you via your dependent on SideKick can transport all or any part Hayes"-compatible Garry Bay, PC Week: "SideKick modem and locates of the display screen (even an area deserves place in every numbers from one a PC overlaid by the notepad display) to of the program's the notepad." several directories. Here the dialer is running on top of WordStar. The calendar can record appoint- ments, records \zzzz.zzz and notes—yours *wB or those of the LfaTdBaBCEC- <aTdaW entire department —up to the year 2099. Here the dialer is running on top of Lotus. The ASCII refer- ence table, important enough to be in every manual, is now at your fingertips at ail times. Here the screen shows all windows, including an ASCII table running over Lotus. Sottwir&s MtNrvsf Direction BORIPHD 4:i3ScoitsVate. Scolts Valley. C&loma 95066 B INTERNATIONAL TELEX '72373 IBM is a registered trademark IntoWorM "Selected by as me most significant software product ol the year ol Internatcnal Business Machines CIRCLE 102 ON READER SERVICE CARD Cotp Lotus is a trademark o! Lotus Development Corp SideKick is a trademark of Borland international, Inc WordStar is a registered trademark ol MicroPro International Corp The Evelyn Wood Dynamic Readei Now, the world's most renowned master brings the techniques of Dynamic Reading to your computer. Learning to read faster isn't good enough. With the Evelyn Wood Dynamic Reader, you'll learn to read three to ten times faster-but with better comprehension and retention. OnlyTimeworks brings this highly successful reading program into your computer. It will guide you like a gifted teacher through the drills and exercises at your own comfortable pace, automatically record your progress, and let you graphically review your results ______ __ on colorful bar charts. If it takes you more than Reading Dynamics is not a skimming or "key word" association 30 seconds to read this ad, technique. It is a totally different reading concept you need Evelyn Wood. that registers every word, every idea, every shade of meaning in the written material. You will use more of your mental capacity and learn to concentrate. Your mind won't wander while you read. Reading dynamically is more enjoyable than reading the old way Complete thought patterns and ideas emerge from the written material in a smoothly moving ____^^^b_______________. picture. Instead of perceiving individual bits and pieces of information and putting them together as best you can, you will see total concepts. Reading dynamically is like living in the material. The Evelyn Wood Dynamic Reader provides you with the exercises and tools you need to help you increase your reading comprehension and speed. Your own personal computer helps you develop your skills at your own pace. You learn the essential techniques of Dynamic Reading in your own home—at any time convenient for you. You can repeat exercises as often as you wish to assure that you maintain optimal reading efficiency. Each program contains 50 Skill-Builder exercises, 20 read- ing exercises and 40 quizzes. OnlyTimeworks offers the Evelyn Wood Dynamic Reader. Now at your favorite dealer. Or contact Timeworks, Inc., 405 Lake Cook Road, Deerfield, IL 60015. Phone: 312-948-9200. Available for Commodore 64? IBM: Apple,* Atari* Timeworks Programs: Data Manager 2 Word Writer Swiftax Money Manager Electronic Checkbook Business System Series Dungeons of Algebra Dragons p Spellbound Cave of the Word Wizard Computer Education Kits C 1964 Reading Dynamics. Inc. and Timeworks, Inc. A» rights reserved Ting—mart trademarks or Commodore Computer Systems. International Business Machines Corp. Apple Computer. Inc. Alan. Inc. IIRCLE 147 ON READER SERVICE CARD VOLUME 11 NUMBER 3 MARCH 1985 Creative Computing SPECIAL REPORT 101 Percom PHI)- 10 Hard Disk 135 What's New In Drive/Lock wood Software/Z-ocA: wood Increased speed and Graphics Choosing And Using Tax Software software and programs 30 convenience for IBM, Apple, Computer Assisted Tax for the Mac and Tandy computers Preparation/Zxjc&wooc/ 1 Software For Fitness And DEPARTMENTS Ta * Software in Brief/Crowe// ,V£mfip 37 Health/Davidson g Input/Output/M «</( m From diagnosis to dancing— programs to help you feel better PRODUCT PREVIEW Industry Insider/Ahl 1 4 Hacker's Mac, windowing Atari Strikes B*ck/Onosko & 108 Gro>ring Up Literate/S/a/>fe.v 59 standards, Anderson Micro SpeedRead and Snoopy 's and more Six new computers that could Skywriter Scrambler Book A: reshape the industry Ig Reviews/Lor woo</ 111 Trivia Mania/Lockwood 27 new books for the A look at the latest craze in computerist's library PRODUCT REVIEWS computer entertainment In Real Time/ Van Tyle Tandy 200/ Linzmayer Keeping Track of Your Stamp 21 g4 113 Apple II handles takeout orders A second generation notebook Collection/S/W/7e at Hunan restaurant computer from Tandy Programs to organize your hobby 7Q NEC 8401 Portable FEATURES 22 Telecommunications Computer/,-}/?/ Talk IA nderson Notes Large-screen successor to the 1 0O Computers On from a surgeon watcher, the facts about fax, and 8201 Stamps/Schuessler c$ Schuessler MultiModem Combining two interests Of) Portable Disk Unit For NEC 1 Computers For ww 94 Editorial//* nderson S20VAM Communication/Aa/es 28 storage in a small Tools that make the Speedy New developments in difference— and indifference package handicapped access Computing/ /Inc/cr.vori QC Datavue 25/A hi 1 37 Notebook A true portable with a 25-line APPLICATION A few fixes and a new screen and built-in disk drive notebook 127 Who Needs A R«>bot?/S/anA Doing household chores with a QO IBM Quietwriter/Sandler computer 1 QQ Apple Cart/ Anderson Letter quality output: whisper New products for Mac owners quiet operation NEW PRODUCTS 144 IBM Images/ Fasr/e? Datasouth Personal What's New In Adventures in RAMIand Qg 1 33 Printer \/Linzmayer HardwareILoc k wood A capable little printer bursting Printers, more printers, and 1 47 Tandy Gram/Commander with features other peripherals C — a useful alternative to Basic Cover: Photograph by Jeff MacWright. Inset courtesy of Atari. 150 Commodore's Port/Alonso ( realm C <»»!/»«»«• (ISSN o 097-8140) is published monthly at 3460 WMshirc Blvd.. Los Angeles. DOS — up close and personal (A 911010 by Ahl Computing. Inc.. a subsidiary ot'Ziff-Davis Publishing Company.
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