Australian Personal Computer vol.6-4 (April 1985)

REGULARS
5 NEWSPRINT
An extra large serve of all that’s new in microcomputing by APC’s staff and specially commissioned roving reporters.
208 SUBSCRIPTIONS
Bundle up those old (but very precious) APCs into your free binder when you subscribe.
19 LETTERS
Putting the record straight, courtesy of our readers.
209 BLUDNERS
Where the record is put straight.
28 YANKEE DOODLES
Machines are stealing the limelight from software and peripherals — our US reporter redresses the balance.
209 CHIPCHAT
What happens to old Unix programmers, plus other strange events of our times.
31 ORIENT EXPRESS
Japan reveals its secrets to Shinichiro Kakizawa.
211 BACK ISSUES
How to get the one that got away.
92 BANKS’ STATEMENT
What next from Japan? Martin Banks admits to being puzzled.
94 TJ’S WORKSHOP
Hints and tips to help you make the most of your micro.
113 SUBSET
Machine code marvels documented.
133 BIBLIOFILE
A look at the good, and not so good, new releases.
140 SCREENPLAY
The Macintosh makes its games debut plus the best of the rest for home machines.
145 PROGRAMS
The pick of readers’ submissions listed for you to key in.
166 networks
All the Australian bulletin board numbers — and how to reach them.
216 ADVERTISERS’INDEX
Who’s where in this issue.