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Got my first 800 back in 1983, at the age of 33. First time I took control of the TV. Not much of a gamer but spent my fair share of time with the joystick. Spent most of my nights typing in programs from Antic, Analog and Compute!.

Did some programing for work to impress the boss. Never got promoted into IT but they let me keep my job.

There were a lot of unfinished projects when I put the 130XE away. Now that I don't have to worry about learning new skills for work I can concentrate on doing what interests me.

Published

"BASIC Diamond Mouse", Current Notes, Vol. 13 No. 10, Dec/Jan 1993-94, Page 52-53.

"Diamond Icon Basics: If Icon, You Con", Current Notes Vol. 14 No. 5, June/July 1994, Page 40-41.

"A Diamond in the Rough", Current Notes Vol. 13 No.5 June 1993, Page 48-49.

"Digital Digits: An Educational 8 bit Hardware Project", Current Notes Vol.14 No. 6, Aug/Sep 1994, Page 37-39. (Missing drawings in Oct/Nov 1994, page 42-43.)

HANDCAR.BAS - "Tech Tips: Mini-Graphics Challenge Winners", Antic Vol.6 No.9, January 1988.

"Long Live "ES" Computers!", The Sage Scroll: Official newsletter of the Spectrum Atari Group of Erie Vol.7 No. 12, December 1991

"Subliminal Messages", Atari Interface Volume 4, April 1992, Page 6.

"Where to Find Assembly Language Information", The Sage Scroll: Official newsletter of the Spectrum Atari Group of Erie Vol.7 No. 12, December 1991

Did a lot of writing for POKEY - the WNYAUG newsletter. Only listed those that were good enough for reprint in other newsletters.