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o I n ~ o o ::r m (Q... <D Canada & Mexico c $7 u.s. $3.75 .....-.~ Contents Most Wanted softkeys 23 The Basics ofKracking Part 11 & 12 ...... 16 Napoleon's Campaigns:1813 & 1815 8 RDEX Contributors 23 Advanced Playing Techniques: North Atlantic '86 8- Objective: Kursk 8 The Duel: Test Drive II GS 19 unClassifieds 23 Operation: MarketGarden 8 Bitkeys: ~ The Product Monitor 4 Phantasie-· Midwest Software 16 President Elect,. ',' -8 , , Reviews Pursuit of the Graf Spee 8 -n» Pools ofDarkness 4 Softkeys: Oa. I ~~. i i·· ~ g i~· I .Reforger '88 ...•.................................: 8 Fast Frames, Updates, etc 5 .Airheart 20 ~~ I 0 I a 5 ~ ~. e n I· . Ringside Seat 8 Battle Cruiser j 8 I» CD 0oc:: I Cleaning·Tip 6 .. en i: § en Risk 1.4 19 2:(1) 1 In the Lore Library: Pools Finale 5 Battle For Nonnandy 8 :D ':::s n I ~ Q. I Road to Ghettysburg ~ ~ 8 g Battle Group .~ 8 •ID ceo Dupliccacio Mondo Grosso 5 Q. ~~ Roadwar 2()()() ••••..•..•..•........•.............•.......• 8 Ro~ I:::! I Battle of Antieta~ 8 Final Showdown Strategems ~ .. 5 ..• CD ~ ~ Roadwar Europa 8 "n... I := I ReCommended Equipment 5 , 'Battle of Shiloh 8 •C CD Six-Gun Shoot Out 8 Q) ...cO- I § ~ I The Battle 5 Bomb Alley 8 ...Q) .. :::s The Scoop 19 ~~ Breakthrough in the Ardennes 8 :::s .. I I Transferum del Ultra ~ 5 ~ C -0 CD Tigers In The Snow ; 8 Calenda~ ~ n ~ ~ ~ Jimmy Connors'Pro Tennis Tour 6 Crafter v1.3 15 =r (l)CO.J:» I • Torpedo Fire 8 ID 6 Carrier Force 8 :::J "'CD 1m ;'~ I More Links ca 1»(1) U.S.A.A.F 8· ~... Cartels and Cutthroats 8 (C ... 1'0 I Next •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•••••• 6 War In Russia • CD CD Clue 19 8 (CD. c:: I' Vendors •••..•....••••.•••••••••••••..••••.•.•....••• 6 I <= 0 61.... Warp Factor 8 C ~ Computer Air Combat 1.1 ~ 8 I» I CD a I B,ugs: Warship ,.8 Computer Air Combat Data Disk 8 ..I» :D ~oe. I I a. ~. ~ A bug in AppleWorks ~.O 16 Warship 14 :::s Co~puter Ambu~sli 2.0 8 ... Q~ Bugs in the Copy II Plus .. ~ 16 Word Attack Plus 19 CD I I C~mputer CD Baseball : 8 ~ ~ Bugs in "Where in the USA is WWI Battlecruiser 14 a. I W I Computer Bismarck 1.1 8 ~ I g d1 I Cannen Sandiego GS" 16 i' Cosmic. Balmce ~ 8 IBM Sof~keys: I So 0. 0° ~ I Features, Notes and such: Cosmic Balance IT ..................•...................8 Carrier Command 21 lei g ~ '" I A"LISTable" version ofWarship Cycloo 16 Caveman Ugh-Lympics 22 ~tf ~ I=E I' ~ & WWI Battlecruise H 14 Cytron Masters.....•............................•........ 8 Colonel's Bequest .. 21 )at ::r~ 1 ~ ~ l CD Copy II Plus discontinued? 15 Eagles ,; .........................•........ 8 Continuum 21 Q) ~ ~ 1 ~ 3 <:) I Dazzle Draw Patch to Epidemic 8 Crime Wave 21 I ~ g ~ I Save the Configuration 19 Fifty Mission Crush ..,. 8 Crimewavevl.1 21 1(0,<00 1 Fastcopya Enhancement problem 19 Fighter Command 8 Curse of the Azure' Bonds 21 ~ ~ ~ I ~ 1 mo g. ~ Locksmith Fastcopy (2 GS) Help 19 Galactic Adventures 8 Dragon's Lair 22 IsS. I PDoS (ProDOS'RDOS) v1.1 6 . Galactic Gladiators 8 Dragon's Lair II 22 1 N .. :: 1 PDOS Examples 8 Geopolitique 1990 8 Earl Weaver's Baseball v1.5 h 22 PDOS Updates: Guadalcanal Campaign 8 Earthrise 22 I g =. ~ 1 Imperiwn Galacturn 8 I;; ~ "9 I Changes for v1.1 ofPDOS 7 Escape From Hell , 22 PDOS Updates: Kampfgruppe : 8 F-15 22 ~ ~ I I 1 Changes for v 1.1 of RDOS Transfer .... 7 Kampfgruppe Scenario Disk One 8 Firehawk Thexder II 22 1 ~ ~ 1 Question and'Help for ., Kinder Koncepts 16 Gunship 22 ~ 1 m I I Wings Of Fury by Broderbund 20 Knights of the Desert 8 Where in the U.S.A. is ~ ~ I . I Mech Brigade 8 ~ RDOS Transfer Utility v1.1 7 Cannen Sandiego? 21 .... ,..; ..........•.. Software recommendations "Assembler". Most of.the source code in older sending source code files, and you are not using issues is in S-C Assembler forntat. If you use a the S-C Assembler,·send them as normal text TheStarter Kitcontainsmostoftheprograms different assembler, you will have to translate files. that you need to "Get started". In addition, we portions of the source code into something your th~ recommend that you acquire following: assembler will understand. When to include a printed letter Cbarles R. Haight Editor • Applesoft program editor such as '·'Global Don't include hardcopy (printout) unless: Jeft Hurlburt Reviews Program Line.Editor (GPLE)". Computing checksums Dave Goforth BDS -Assembler such as "Merlin/Big Mac". a. You are writing about a bug or other printing Checksums are 4-digithexadecimalnumbers ·Bit-copyprogram such as "Copy II Plus", error. which tell if you typed aprogram.correctly and COMPUTIST is published by SoftKey '''Locksmith'' or "Essential Data Duplicator". b. You are writing to ask for help. helpyoulocate any errors. There are two types of Publishing. Address all inquiries to: -Word-processor (such as AppleWorks). checksums: onecreatedby the CHECKBINpro­ c. You are answering another readers help re­ COMPUTIST ·"COPYA", "flO" and "MUFFIN" from the gram (for machine languagePrograms) and the quest. 33821 East Orville Road IX>S 3.3 System Master disk. Eatonville, WA 98328-9590 other created by the CHECJ{SOFr'program (for d. You are writing about your subscription or (206) .832-3055 Super lOB and Controllers BASIC programs). Both are on the "Starter Kit". sending an order for back issues or software. Ifyourchecksumsdo notmatchthepublished • COMPUTIST does NOT purchase editorial Bugs, requests for help and answers to re­ This powerful deprotection utility (in the checksumsthenthelinewhere thefirst checksum material. The entire editorial contentconsists COMPUTIST Starter Kit) and its various Con­ quests for help are bwnpedto the headofthe line differs is incorrect. ~n of information submitted to COMPUTIST trollers are used in many softkeys. (It is also on and go the very nextissue. All otherletteisare for publication in the shared interests of all each Super lOB Collection disk.) CHECKSOFT instructions: Install Check­ printed in the order that we receive them. COMPUTISTs. soft (BRUN CHECKSOFf) then LOAD your • Unsolicitedmaterial (manuscripts,letters to Reset into the Monitor program. Press 8l to get the checksums. Correct Writing to get help the editor, softkeys, A.P.T.s, playing tips, the program1ine where the checksums fIrst dif­ When writing to ~equest help, sUre to questions, etc.) are assumed to be submitted Softkeys occasionally require the user to stop be fer. asleners-to-the-RDEX-editorforpublication the execution of a, copy-protected program and include ALL relevent infonnation. The more with all and exclusive rights belonging to directly enter the Apple'ssystem monitor. 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    1989-1990 CATALOG EXPLORE FANTAS11C NEW WORLDS OF COMPUTER GAMING Presenting the entire ·line of SSI computer games including ADVANCED DUNGEONS tr DRAGONS®computer products. STRATEGIC SIMUIATIONS. me: Fight to control your own destiny! TSR, Inc. DRAGONS OF FLAME explodes with After you saved the entire city of Phlan and located the Pool of Radiance, action! Control up to ten Companions, a simple trip to Tilverton should have one at a time. Your quest: rescue slaves been as easy as a noon-day stroll. But held by the ravaging Dragonarmies in it wasn't. .. the foul fortress of Pax Tharkas. Ambushed, captured, and knocked Your journey begins as the Com­ unconscious, you awake with no panions explore the wilderness of the idea who attacked you or how you Elven Mosaic where they gain valu­ arrived in Tilverton. You only know able allies - the mysterious elves of that five azure-blue symbols are Qualinesti. imprinted just under the skin of Each Companion has different your right arm. specialized skills. Use them wisely The mystical power of the azure along the way to evade evil symbols ensnares your will like Draconian patrols. Keep one step metal bonds! And when the bonds ahead of the malevolent Dragon­ glow, you must do as they com­ armies while battling dragons, mand. No magic dispels the bonds and no cleric's prayers griffons, wraiths, zombies and remove them. scores of other monsters! Your only hope: search the The terrors of the journey, Forgotten Realms for members however, pale in comparison to NOW COMING AVAILABLE: of the alliance who created FALL '89: the sheer horror of your desti­ the bonds and regain control IBM, nation.