Compute! (September 1984)

Compute! (September 1984)

Compute! was the best of the early multi-format computer magazines. In 1984 it was covering a variety of 8-bit computers such as the VIC-20, Commodore 64, Atari 8-bit, TI-9/4A plus the PC (mostly the PC and PC Jr.). The September 1984 issue includes: Features

• The Educational Software Explosion
• The Latest in Learning: New Trends in Educational Computing
• Choosing The Best Educational Software

Education and Recreation

• The Tester
• Missile Math
• Lightsaver

Reviews

• Exodus: Ultima III For Commodore 64
• The Seven Cities Of Gold
• Word Flyer

Columns And Departments

• The Editor's Notes
• Readers' Feedback
• Computers And Society: Discovery-Based Learning And Teenagers
• Questions Beginners Ask
• The Beginner's Page: ROM And RAM
• The World Inside The Computer: Build A Computer In Your Mind
• Learning With Computers: Aids For The Blind
• INSIGHT: Atari
• Machine Language: Math And Tables
• Programming The TI: Writing An Educational Program
• 64 Explorer

The Journal

• Lightning Sort
• Atari Bubble And Bulldozer Sorting
• Commodore Autoboot
• Atari Paddle Fixer
• Apple Editing Hints
• Commodore Disk Pattern Matching, Part 1
• SYSound
• Musical TI Keyboard

...and more!