Compute!’s Amiga Resource (December 1989)

Compute!’s Amiga Resource (December 1989) Compute!'s Amiga Resource was one of many of Compute!'s spin-offs. And like many of them (Compute!'s Gazette for the Commodore 64 being one notable exception), this one really didn't last all that long. As the name suggests, this one covered the Amiga exclusively. The December 1989 issue includes: Features

• Pacific Motion - An interview with Hollywood's Amiga design studio
• Weird Software and Strange Peripherals - And now for something completely different
• Amiga BASICs, Part 2 - What's right (and wrong) with these BASICs
• Quick Switch - Build your own mouse/joystick switch

Departments

• The Window - Commodore's best-kept secret
• Readers Feedback - Hemi-Syncs, memory, and Amiga Logo Readers and Editors
• Spotlight on Professional Page and Professional Draw - Desktop-publishing tricks
• CLI Clips - Names and editors
• Trends - News, new products, and rumors
• Ask Rob Peck - Animating Bobs
• Best of the Boards - NewZap - confessions of a Zapper
• Amiga Art Gallery - Computer art on display

Columns

• Just for Fun - Amigas with coin slots
• Abstractions - Lies computer dealers tell
• Taking Sides - Commodore Amiga game machine?

Reviews

• Digi-Paint 3
• Pen Pal
• Music-X
• Mini Reviews - Amiga Resource looks at the caped crusader, telecommunications, strategy and arcade games, a word processor, a programming language, and more

...and more!