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The next issues is a big one (660 page, 445 megs) and a really good one! All about user interfaces and making programs easier to use (15 large article on the topic) with a detailed look at Microsoft Windows 1.0 and a very detailed look at the ATR8000 for the Atari 8-bit.. First look at the Hercules Graphic card the 65C02.
Posting will be Saturday morning (assuming I can get it uploaded
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BYTE Vol 03-03 1978-03 Computer Music Systems - 228 Pages 153,461,543 bytes
BYTE Vol 03-03 from March 1978... Good issue. Part two of the CIE network - this issue focusing on protocols... A user report on the PET 2001.. Part 3 from the brains ans machine articles. Lots of stuff for hardware people: A Two Computer Music System, the Microcomputer Pipe Organ, and the huge Interfacing OEM Floppy Disks into personal computer.
The Pipe Oran reminded me of a restaurant as a child - they had a place called "Pipes and Pizza" that not only had the pipes computer controlled but many many more instruments on the wall like drums and symbols.. The place was great, It went out of business in the late 70's. I;m sure today they would have even more instruments and they would all be MIDI controlled
Looks like there are still some "Pipes and Pizza" places around but they don't look anything like the one I remembered.Foreground
PROGRAM YOUR NEXT EROM IN BASIC
INTERFACING THE SYKES OEM FLOPPY DISK KIT TO A COMPUTER
GET ON AT THE RIGHT ADDRESS
Background
A TWO COMPUTER MUSIC SYSTEM
AN APPLE TO BYTE
THE MICROCOMPUTER AND THE PIPE ORGAN
THE BRAINS OF MEN AND MACHINES: How the Brain Analyzes Output
USER'S REPORT: THE PET 2001
CIE NET: A DESIGN FOR A NETWORK
MICROCHESS 1.5 VERSUS DARK HORSE
TAKE A COURSE IN MICROPROGRAMMING
CONTROLLING THE REAL WORLD
THE INTELLIGENT MEMORY BLOCK
Nucleus
In This BYTE
Don 't Ignore the High End ... or My Search for Manuscript Editing Paradise
Some Enticing Advance WOrds
Letters
BYTE's Bits
BYTE's Bugs
Book Reviews
Technical Forum: The Altair (S-100) Bus Forum : PCC 77
Programming Quickies
Clubs, Newsletters
What's New?
Classified Ads
BOMB
Reader Service
Download it here: BYTE Vol 03-03 1978-03 Computer Music Systems
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AtariUser 13 1992-05 Reviews and BBS - 32 Pages 25,903,063 bytes
Issue #13 of AtariUser Magazine from May 1992.. Well somebody at AtariUser headquarters sure loved those yellow covers
I wonder if it was because at the end of the day color printers always have a lot of yellow ink left?The news is always interesting in these magazines though I preferred the inclusion of the Z*Net stories as well. This issue we have Fourth Quarter results form Atari, MultiTOS preview, some other unannounced products in the GEnie conference, the STacy is back! That's just the from the first of five pages.
News and Stuff!
AtariUser News
Top Stories ... And so much more ...
Northern Exposure
GienCon2
PC Runs ST Software
Where in the World is Atari .. ?
RE:Views
XBoot, Cly stal Mines II, Formula 1 Grand Prix, Toki, Hoyle Official Book of Games, Wary 9, LogoLibrary & QuickF orms, Super Skweek, WP Switch, Rotor
Features - BBS'ing - Telecom, part 2
Starting a BBS
Why Run a BBS?
The Future of Telecommunications
Departments
Lynx - The AtariUser Interview, A Walk on the Flip Side
Portfolio - What can you do with a Serial Port Adapter?
Resources
AU Classifieds
AU's AtariLand Calendar
Download it here: AtariUser 13 1992-05 Reviews and BBS
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Excellent, excellent... The cheapest method for shipping is good.. I still have 50+ BYTES in the "to-scan" pile so there is a long way to go before worrying about any sort of shortage.
As far as a new scanner.. I am betting this one is going to hold out for another 50,000 pages... thats my goal!
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ThumpNugget:
Thanks for all this. I have a heap of BYTE magazines mostly from the 1980's that you can slice and cut if needed. I would offer to scan these myself for you by my sheet feed Fujitsu really needs replacing after having done 100,000 pages or so! But I can certainly ship you the BYTE magazines from here in Oz if needed at my cost.
Why have I done 100,000 pages? Well, I have scanned most of issues of Electronics Australia and ETI and a number of other magazines from the mid-1970's onwards in TIFF monochrome format. Not as nice as the PDF's of BYTE but readable and since I started in the 1990's disk space was an issue. But I have issues here if people need them - distributing the full collection is an issue since there is a copyright holder, at least at the moment
Darryl
Hey there Darryl, I really appreicate the offer! Here is what is missing up through 1986:
Vol 4: 10,11,12
Vol 6: 6,7,11
Vol 7: 1,2,5,8,9,10
Vol 8: 1,3,4,6,7,11
Vol 9: 8,10,12
Vol 10: 2,3,4,5,6,7,10,12
Vol 11: 11
Might be a bit pricey from your side of the world
I am also wondering how much longer my current scanner is going to last.. So far the worst it has given me is some wierd sounds while scanning but still running like a champ (not a single paper jam since returning from vacation - over 2000 pages).Have you tought of converting those tiffs to pdfs for future distribution?
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Powerhouse!! Thumpie's scanner is powered by this!!
There should be 10 empty bottles of mountain dew, some peanut butter malted milk balls, and an energizer bunny in that pic!
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BYTE Vol 11-09 1986-09 The 68000 Family - 478 Pages 330,720,249 bytes
Aw, shucks ThumpNugget. I wasn't finished thinking you were "the man" for the last issue.
Muchos gracias.
Gracias señor! yo vivo a dar
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BYTE Vol 11-09 1986-09 The 68000 Family - 478 Pages 330,720,249 bytes
BYTE Vol 11-09 from September 1986... Oh I like the big issues! The early issues are great but I just have a thing for the 81-86 issues.. So I made a statement a couple months back with another 86 issue that it was the only time an Atari made the cover.. There is an Atari ST on the cover here so obviously I was wrong
This issues feature is the Motorola 68000 processor and the machines that used it. The articles were all excellent but for me what made this issue was the reviews: A Franklin Ace, Turbo Prolog, Leading Edge, Xerox 6060.. WordPerfect! Sweet!The article on CRCs was a close second! Make sure to read the Microbytes about the a Terabyte optical disk!
FEATURES
PRODUCT PREVIEW: LABVIEW:
LABORATORY VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT ENGINEERING WORKBENCH
CIARCIA'S CIRCUIT CELLAR: BUILD A HARDWARE DATA ENCRYPTOR
PROGRAMMING PROJECT: CALCULATING CRCs BY BITS AND BYTES
PROGRAMMING INSIGHT: BREAKING OUT
KEYED FILE ACCESS IN BASIC
REAL TIME UNDER REAL PASCAL
THEME: 68000 MACHINES
68000 TRIPS AND TRAPS
UNIX AND THE MC68000
A COMPARISON OF MC68000 FAMILY PROCESSORS
ATARI ST SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
AMIGA ANIMATION
AMIGA VS. MACINTOSH
REVIEWS
REVIEWER'S NOTEBOOK
THE FRANKLIN ACE 2200
THE LEADING EDGE MODEL D PC
THE XEROX 6060
THE TURNER HALL CARD
TURBO PROLOG
SOFTWARE CAROUSEL
PARADOX 1.1
WORDPERFECT 4.1
REVIEW FEEDBACK
KERNEL
COMPUTING AT CHAOS MANOR: A Busy DAY
ACCORDING TO WEBSTER: Two FINE PRODUCTS Turbo Prolog and LightspeedC
BYTE JAPAN: PERSPECTIVES ON HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
BYTE U.K.: TURBOCHARGING MANDELBROT
APPLICATIONS ONLY: SING YE MACPRAISES by
BEST OF BIX
AMIGA .
ATARI ST.
IBM PC AND COMPATIBLES
MACINTOSH
PASCAL
Nucleus
EDITORIAL: COLLEGE CREDITS THROUGH
COMMUNICATIONS
MICROBYTES
LETTERS
WHATS NEW
EVENTS AND CLUBS
ASK BYTE
CIRCUIT CELLAR FEEDBACK
BOOK REVIEWS
FIXES
CHAOS M ANOR MAIL.
BOMB RESULTS
Download it here: BYTE Vol 11-09 1986-09 The 68000 Family
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ThumpNugget, I don't see much usage on the ftp mirror I offered... got maybe 10-15 users downloading the set.
If you think it will help, you may make the link clickable - maybe people are too lazy to edit the url and abuse the other mirrors.
Maybe you should also mention on each new pdf's post the mirrors as I doubt people that just come from search engines would go to the first post to find about mirrors.
I'll do that as soon as I finish replying. I appreciate all the help you guys have given here
I think since during most of February there were only a few mags that traffic has died down... I've had a bit of insomnia this past few days so I put some time into extra scanning - there should be four mags this week including two large ones (about a gig total in size - 1500 or so pages). Traffic might pick up!
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BYTE Vol 04-01 1979-01 Life Algorithms - 228 Pages 151,407,526 bytes
BYTE Vol 04-01 from January 1979... Huge Huge article on the 6809 processor design philosophy... Though I love reading on computer history so my favorite article was the one on the IBM 704. The BNF article was awesome... and a wire Wrapping kit makes the "whats new?" on page 214 heh
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BUILD A COMPUTER CONTROLLED SECURITY SYSTEM FOR YOUR HOME,
A COMPUTERIZED MAILING LIST
LIFE ALGORITHMS
POLYPHONY MADE EASY
AN AUDIBLE LOGIC TEST PROBE
HISTORY OF COMPUTERS: The IBM 704
Background
A MICROPROCESSOR FOR THE REVOLUTION: THE 6809
AN EXPOSURE TO MUMPS
THE DIGICAST SYSTEM
GRANDMASTER WALTER BROWNE VERSUS CHESS 4.6
AN INTRODUCTION TO BNF
CREATING A CHESS PLAYER, Part 4: Strategy in Computer Chess
IPS, AN UNORTHODOX HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE
GOTOlocks AND THE THREE SORTS
ELEMENTS OF STATISTICAL COMPUTATION
Nucleus
In This BYTE
A Short Note on Pascal Progress and Other Topics
Letters
Book Reviews
BYTE's Bugs
Technical Forum: Comments on S-100 Bus Extension
Clubs and Newsletters Directory
BYTE's Bits
Desk Top Wonder: Some Random Games
Nybbles : A Micro Word Processor
Programming Quickies: Single Stepping the 8080 Processor
Event Queue
What's New?
Unclassified Ads
BOMB, Reader Service
Download it here: BYTE Vol 04-01 1979-01 Life Algorithms
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This is PURE GOLD, Thumpnugget. As little-rewarding as it is, "THANK YOU" once again.
Thanks, it does mean a lot that people are actually reading these things
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BYTE Vol 03-09 1979-09 Graphic Manipulations - 210 Pages 128,984,362 bytes
Note: Unfortunately the original owner of this magazine tore out a page (121/122) and a section of another (pages 53/54). If someone has this issue laying around and can scan the two (well four... 2 sides) I can update this mag and make it complete. Thanks.
I have this issue. I'll PM you where you can get the scans.
Dan
Thank you much sir!
The magazine is all fixed and looking good now
The link had been changed to point to the updated magazine.. I also had the name wrong on the filename (1979 instead of 1978) so if anyone is saving these to a directory make sure to delete the previous one. -
BYTE Vol 03-09 1978-09 Graphic Manipulations - 212 Pages 130,384,572 bytes
BYTE Vol 03-09 from September 1978... Oh this issue is worth it just for the coverage of the NCC 2978 Computer show.. Great photos of graphics with UCSD pascal, Exidy's generating color graphics, Compucolor 3, a micro mouse running a maze, RCA Cosmac graphics expansion, and a voice controlled music synthesizer.
Several articles on the math behind computer graphics... Clearly they did not learn the way student today do - just drag the circle icon into your code window the click on the parameters.. sheesh! Not so hard!
Foreground
A " TINY" PASCAL COMPILER , Part 1: The P-Code Interpreter
LET YOUR FING ERS DO THE TALKING : Scanner Applications
S2L : AN ALTAIR (S-100) TO LSI-ll BUS ADAPTER
WADUZITDO: How To Write a Language
Background
THE MATHEMATICS OF COMPUTER GRAPHICS
APL AND GRAPHICS
SOME WORDS ABOUT PROGRAM STRUCTURE
ANTIQUE MECHANICAL COMPUTERS: The Torres Chess Automaton
MATH IN THE REAL WORLD
GRAPHIC MANIPULATIONS USING MATRICES
Nucleus
In This BYTE
On Entering Our Fourth Year
The NCC '78 Personal Computer Show
Letters
BYTE's Bits
BYTE's Bugs
Event Queue
Programming Quickies: Plugging the KIM-2 Gap
Clubs and Newsletters Directory
Book Reviews
Technical Forum: Making an H9 Understand Lower Case
What's New?
Unclassified Ads
BOMB
Reader Service
Download it here: BYTE Vol 03-09 1978-09 Graphic Manipulations
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Note: Unfortunately the original owner of this magazine tore out a page (121/122) and a section of another (pages 53/54). If someone has this issue laying around and can scan the two (well four... 2 sides) I can update this mag and make it complete. Thanks. Fixed!
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Hi people.. Sorry for the delay last week.. There will be two this week (next two days) and it looks like two per week for the next six weeks.. One of the two I chopped up today had a Tiny Pascal article in it (I think part one)...
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AtariUser 12 1992-04 The New Machines - 28 Pages 21,714,538 bytes
Issue #112 of AtariUser Magazine from April 1992.. Oh! We went from 36 to 28 pages... No good! and they keep messing with the format making it difficult for me to give a decent consistent looking index to you good people. This magazine came out late when published because they were holding out for information on the new Ataris that never came... Also they were going to have more BBS related articles but the person writing them was sick so hence the 28 pages. Still there is some news about CeBIT 92 and the news log is always interesting.. Always great to see how they try to turn any news as a possible turning point for Atari. I remember when I used to to that
News and Stuff!
AtariUser NewsEdge
Atari Shaping Its Future
CeBIT - New Machines coming?
Viruses - Beware
Timeworks Publisher Replacement
Feature - The Modem in the Home
Calamus SL Test Drive
Departments
Lynx - RE.Views ... Awesome Golf, Tounament Cyberball, Xybots
8-Bit - Communicating with the outside world
Resources
How to get AtariUser
Save this Page! - Dealers
AU Classifieds
AU's AtariLand Calendar
Download it here: AtariUser 12 1992-04 The New Machines
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BYTE Vol 03-01 1978-01 The Brains of Men and Machines - 194 Pages 121,372,411 bytes
BYTE Vol 03-01 from January 1978... Reading the article on describing the brain in terms of it being a computer was very interesting. There is even a list of attributes and requirements (energy requirements, capacity, etc) almost like reading the requirements and stats for a video cards
The two other interesting articles for me is the good review of the SOL-10 since up until now I've only seen pictures and descriptions of the SOL-20. The other article I like? The overview of the Motorola 6800 instruction set.Foreground
ADD MORE ZING TO THE COCKTAIL
A FLOPPY DISK INTERFACE
THE WATERLOO RF MODULATOR
MOUNTING A PAPER TAPE READER
Background
THE BRAINS OF MEN AND MACHINES: Biological Models for Robotics
THE IRS AND THE COMPUTER ENTREPRENEUR
THE MOTOROLA 6800 INSTRUCTION SET
A USER 'S RE ACTION TO THE SOL-10 COMPUTER
THE SECOND WORLD COMPUTER CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING WITH WARNIER-ORR DIAGRAMS: Part 2
SIMULATION OF MOTION : Model Rockets and Other Flying Objects
A NOVICE'S EYE ON COMPUTER ARITHMETIC
NOTES ON BRINGING UP A MICROCOMPUTER
Nucleus
In This BYTE
What Is This Phenomenon Personal Computing?
Letters
BYTE's Bits
Book Reviews
Clubs, News letters
Technical Forum: A Note on Advances in Technology
What's New?
Classified Ads
BOMB
Reader Service
Download it here: BYTE Vol 03-01 1978-01 The Brains of Men and Machines
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AtariUser 11 1992-03 Guide to Getting Online - 36 Pages 29,945,842 bytes
Issue #11 of AtariUser Magazine from March 1992.. Some changes to the magazine format and in my opinion one fo the best issues. This one focused on telecommunications including all the main services and BBS's. Mostly ST based stuff with just a smidgen of 8-bit. I remember using Aladdin on GEnie back in the day so the article was very enjoyable. There is also a call out about PC-Pursuit (spelled wrong in the magazine) and compression programs that was not listed in the index for some reason.
The news and reviews were particularity interesting this month (many pages and the new headline formats are nice) though no mention of Z*Net this month and they generally had many smaller news update.. There is also the CES report (Atari only showed the Lynx)
News and Stuff!
High Resolution - Software Piracy & the Atari Community
AtariUser NewsEdge - Calamus SL now Available, Atari makes Big Music at Namm, Turbo 030 Screamer
RE:Views - Telecommunications Focus: Aladdin, Flash, Freeze Dried Terminal, Interlink, STalker 3
Feature - The Modem in the Home
Telecommunications - Part One
Atari on GEnie
Letters I Have Known
BBS'ing 101
GEnie
Delphi
BIX
CompuServe
MIDI Online
Quick Intro to Protocols
Departments
Lynx - Atari's cool showing at the Las Vegas CES
Resources
Special - BBS's Around the World!
AU Classifieds
How to Get AtariUser
AtariLand Calendar
Download it here: AtariUser 11 1992-03 Guide to Getting Online
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Wow - thanks!
I loved this when it was out. It looked like a TV guide, but it was completely free and had great content.
Just found the batch of originals I had the other day.
Thanks for the comments everyone... Drac: You found some originals.. By chance have the two missing issues listed in the thread title??
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This will be the last one for a few weeks... I will be out of town (still with limited internet access) see you all in a few weeks
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AtariUser 10 1992-02 Desktop Publishing - 32 Pages 23,430,278 bytes
Issue #10 of AtariUser Magazine from February 1992.. Well this is a moderately interesting one. They spent 10 months making a list of Atari Dealers for their list.. Not sure how accurate it could be after that long
No Lynx or 8-bit coverage this month. The DTP articles are interesting and the news as always is the hilight... though Z*Net News only gets a little nod in this issue. News and Stuff!
AtariUser NewsEdge
Top Stories - Pratt Leaves, Informer Staff Leves, Atari at Winter CES
Feature
Desktop Publishing Atari Style
Why PageStream?
The Other Guys - Desktop publishing On other Platforms
Why Calamus?
Calamus S/SL - Real Soon Now
Timeworks Desktop Publisher ST - The Once and Future Option
Columns
Portfolio - DTP for the Portfolio?
Resources
North American Dealer Directory
Special! Exclusive - Over 200 dealers
The Back Page
Download it here: AtariUser 10 1992-02 Desktop Publishing
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OK! That is is for the next few weeks.. Feels good to have 1976 completed.. I was going to save the Vol 2-2 until I returned but there was a specific request for it so there was not much point in letting it sit around
Looks like there is some heavy bandwidth happening right now.. The upload looks good.. Just slow right now.. be patient.
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BYTE Vol 02-02 1977-02 Usable Systems - 164 Pages 99,956,448 bytes
BYTE Vol 02-02 from Ferruary 1977... Personal Computer - Sytems that are usable my the masses. What could prove that more than an auto-line generator for the SYS-8 with Neil Diamond belting out "Sweet Auto Line" oh yeah... Once again brainy articles on television interference, cassette interfacing, and serial storage media... and don't forget a look at the F8 article about the processor used on the Odyssey 2 game machine.
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SWEET AUTO LINE
BUILD THIS ECONOMY FLOPPY DISK INTERFACE
AUDIBLE INTERRUPTS FOR HUMANS
THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM CASSETTE INTERFACE
CALCULATOR KEYBOARD INPUT FOR THE MICROCOMPUTER
ADD SOME BARC TO YOUR 8080
Background
THE DIGITAL CASSETTE SUBSYSTEM , Part 1
COLOR DISPLAYS ON BLACK AND WHITE TELEVISION SETS
SERIAL STORAGE MEDIA: Introduction and Glossary
CUB 54, WHERE ARE YOU? (Or How to Navigate Using Mini-O)
MICROPROCESSOR UPDATE: THE F8 SYSTEM
A MIKBUG ROADMAP
TTL LOADING CONSIDERATIONS
Nucleus
In This BYTE
An Idea Whose Time Has Come!
Letters
Ask BYTE
What's New?
Baker Street Irregular
Classified Ads
Description: A Multi Cassette Controller
Clubs, Newsletters
Book Reviews
BYTE's Bugs
Further Notes on Bar Codes
Kilo'Byte
BYTE's Bits
The Word "Byte" Comes of Age
About the Cover - Venus de Piotto
BOMB
Reader's Service
Download it here: BYTE Vol 02-02 1977-02 Usable Systems
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BYTE Vol 00-14 1976-10 Ham Radio - 148 Pages 87,059,411 bytes
BYTE Vol 00-14 from October 1976... Wow now this is a lot of information about Morse code. Morse vcode this, Morse code that.. Morse Mores Morse! They must have put out a call for Ham radio related content and everyone had similar ideas... Anyway a fun read with as always. There was an interesting article about computers moving to personal use.. A quote that was pulled in the the article:
Imagine a Community Information
Exchange, complete
with telecommunications
access ports, mass
storage and an accounting
algorithm to keep track of
operating expenses attributed
to each user's activities.
Crazy Talk!
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ADD THIS 6800 MORSER TO YOUR AMATEUR RADIO STATION
IF ONLY SAM MORSE COULD SEE US NOW
A MORSE CODE STATION DATA HANDLER
BUILD THIS MATHEMATICAL FUNCTION UNIT- Part 2
Background
THE COMPUTER ... VERSUS ... HAND SENT MORSE CODE
A HAM'S APPLICATION DREAMS
EFFICIENT STORAGE OF MORSE CHARACTER CODES
KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES
HOMEBREWERY VS THE SOFTWARE PRIESTHOOD
MEETING ACTIVITIES FOR COMPUTER CLUBS
Nucleus
In This BYTE
The Concertina System
Letters
Software Bug of the Month 5
Some Historical Notes
What's New?
BYTE's Bits
Classified Ads
Programming Quickies
Book Reviews
KilO'Byte
Travel logue
Excerpts from Future Hi story
Clubs, Newsletters
BOMB
Reader Service
Download it here: BYTE Vol 00-14 1976-10 Ham Radio
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Please fix the link, not working. Will copy it to my mirror server when i wake up ion about 6-8 hours
The magazine is uploading now.. Should be done in a few minutes.
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BYTE Vol 08-12 1983-12 Easy Software - 660 Pages 455,438,031 bytes
BYTE Vol 08-12 from December 1983... Oh I love big issues form the early 80's! So the theme is "Easy Software" and they really went to town for the theme this month: 16 articles. As I mentioned before the article on the ATR8000 and the other one on Microsoft Windows 1.0 and the one for the CMOS 6502 are the must reads. I am sure there are others!
Columns
Keep Power-Line Pollution Out of Your Computer
BYTE West Coast: Microsoft Windows
User's Column: Buddy, Can You Spare a Door Latch?
Themes
Easy Software
An Introduction to Integrated Software
Presentation and Form in User-Interface Architecture
Why Is Software So Hard to Use?
Walt Disney and User-Oriented Software
Making Life Easier for Professional and Novice Programmers
Simplify, Simplify, Simplify
Integrating Voice in the Office World
The Starburst User Interface
The Complete Information-Management System
The Allegory of Software
The New Interface Technology
Trackball Interfacing Techniques for Microprocessors
The User Interface: Two Approaches
The Future of Metaphor in Man-Computer Systems
Reviews
Reviewer's Notebook
The Texas Instruments Professional Computer
The ATR8000
The Hercules Graphics Card
The Wang Professional Computer
In Search of the Most Amazing Thing
Features
Color Graphics from Any Computer
Mainframe to Micro: Adapting a Financial-Modeling Language
POKEing Around in the IBM PC, Part 2: Subroutines for the BIOS Interface
and Screen-Display Disk Storage
The CMOS 6502
A Tiger Meets a Dragon
A Computer-Algebra-Based Calculating System
The User Looks at Books
Nucleus
Editorial: Christmas in Chapter XI
MICROBYTES
Letters
BYTE's Bits
User to USer
Software Received
Clubs and Newsletters
Books Received
Ask BYTE
Event Queue
What's New?
Book Reviews
Unclassified Ads
Download it here: BYTE Vol 08-12 1983-12 Easy Software
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