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WINDFALL

There is “The international apple computer user's magazine” on the cover, published in the UK. First published in 1981. The picture is the March issue of 1983. Articles include source list of games, general introduction such as hardware and software. Lisa and IIe are introduced as new products. In the advertisement of Apple, less than 200 apple dealer's address is introduced, it is supposed to correspond to training, leasing, hardware support, and it shows that the distribution network in the UK at that time is considerably firm. At the end of the book, as a Giant eye-catching poster by Windfall, a large Apple mark poster has been introduced, I draw a sigh out (1.50 UKpounds). Advertisement on the monitor includes the monitor "The PRINCE of Monitors", it seems to be Britain indeed. Published by Database Publications Ltd.

APPLE USER

Windfall magazine renamed as apple user in 1984. This issue is June issue of 1985. The way to enjoy music with Apple II and Macintosh is featured as cover page. There is an unusual photo of Prince Charles to beat Apple IIe on News. It is interesting that a local article described that apple IIe is used for photographs and the measurement of the gas development compressor in the North Sea oil field is also included. There is a detailed index of the back number at the end of the magazine, and it is very pleasant just to look at it. In the "Sell" corner, there are articles on Apple II + 64K, 2drives, Silentype printer including interface, 15 rolls, B / W monitor, 600 pounds. How much transfer rate of UK pound in 1985? Published by Database Publications Ltd.

CALL - A.P.P.L.E.

A newsletter of the users group APPLE founded in 1978. Monthly magazine. In 1981 the number of members was about 15,000. It covers from beginner to programmer level and introduces articles of program making and reviews. The picture is October 1983. Special feature is introduction of "speech writer" which uses Mockingboard to make text talk. APPLE also sells hardware and software for members, Sweet Microsystems' Mockingboard is US $ 159. It seems that there was not much software available at the time. Apple Fest in San Francisco is held at the Moscone Center from October 28 to 30, 1983. It would have been lively. Apple PugetSound Program Library Exchange publication.

CALL - A.P.P.L.E. IN DEPTH

This magazine is edited and summarized Call - APPLE articles by theme. From 1981 to 1982, the following three books have been issued.

1. All About Applesoft

2.All AboutPascal

3. All About DOS

In addition, in 1980, the combine magazine called PEEKing at Call - APPLE was also on sale. Although it is not in my hand, it seems that it was published regularly even after that. It seems to have been very useful as a source of information for programmers at that time. Apple PugetSound Program Library Exchange publication.

OPEN - APPLE

First published in January 1985. It is packed on 8 pages every month, and it contains commentary on the program, topics, information from readers and Q & A. “Open – Apple” was renamed “A2 – Central” in January 1989. At this time, it is interesting that subtitle is changed from "Releasing the power to everyone" to "A journal and exchange of Apple II discoveries" reflects the change of the times. A2 -Central later became a disk magazine and continued until February 1995. I take my hat off to editor Tom Weishaar's work. Each issue has a serial number on every year, and INDEX was distributed once a year. Published by Open - Apple.

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