Home Computer Magazine – Volume 5, Number 3 (1985)
Home Computer Magazine started life as another magazine that focused solely on the TI-99/4A by Texas Instruments. By 1985, that machine wasn't really doing so well do to Commodore's price war. 99er then became Home Computer Magazine and covered a random assortment of computers including IBM/DOS, the Commodore 64, the Apple II and it continued to cover the TI-99/4A. Home Computer Magazine only lasted for about 11 issues. The Contents of Volume 5, Number 3 from 1985 include: Features
- Budgetron - A mighty hero to rescue your budget.
- Over-Reaction - Keep this reactor cool - but don't overreact.
- Torpedo Alley - Fire torpedoes, then dive, dive!
- Geometrix - Basic shapes compose the world.
- Build a LOGO Adventure - In part 3, we add objects to our Adventure Land.
- Achilles and the Turtle - Can Achilles ever beat the turtle?
- Apple Seedlings - Generate character graphics on the hi-res screen.
- Commodore Hornblower - Select waveforms and envelopes from SID.
- IBMpressions - Blending sine waves into complex patterns.
- Razzle Dazzle - Multi-layered animation with TI sprites.
- MAC-ROs - Expanding BASIC on Macintosh
- Speeding Up A BASIC Program - Part 1 teaches the first steps to speed up BASIC.
- The Gibson Light Pen - Sketch or paint right on the screen.
- Monty Plays Scrabble - Is the computer a worthy opponent?
- Dollars and Sense - Does it make sense to spend dollars on this program?
- The Music of Sound Part 2: Music Software for the C-64 vs. Casio's CT-6000 Keyboard - Comparing musical hardware to musical software.
- Junior's First Words: A Review of the PCjr Speech Attachment - This speech synthesizer has little to say.
- Commodore-Taming for the Shrewd: A Review of SysRes - Coming to the aid of C-64 programmers.
- Computer-Age Typing - A Look at Some Key Typing-instructor programs.
- Going Solo: A Review of Flight Simulator II - Flying by the seat of your computer.
- Moon Patrol - Eliminate the nasties in Sector 9.
- Welcome to HCM
- Inside/Outside HCM
- Letters to the Editor
- HCM One Liners
- HCM Review Criteria
- Industry Watch
- Group Grapevine
- HCM Product News
- Program Listing Contents
- Program Typing Guide
- Debugs on Display
- Home Computer Tech Notes
- Apple
- Commodore
- IBM
- TI
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