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NOVEMBER 1991 - Vol. 6, Issue 11, No. 64          |     EVERY MONTH     |
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PROGRAMS
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CROSSWORD2.0 and PLAYER: Frans Pretorius
Creates crossword puzzles. Includes four setups, distributable PLAYER
program to allow you to share your creations.

IMAGEMAKER: Harold Feldman, Minneapolis, MN
Eases creation of imagery for C and Basic programs.

SETH: Robert P. Hale and Victor A. Wagner Jr., Irvine, CA
There's a pattern to chaos, it turns out.

MANDELTOUR: Charles Vassallo, Tregastel, France
Into the microcosm you go with this seemingly limitless explorer.

MINI ASTEROIDS: Frans Pretorius, Ashland, OR
The Workbench screen is your playfield in this keep-away game.

WBCOLORS: Joe Rattz Jr., Sumter, SC
Allows display of eight-color icons.

JUMBLES: Joe Rattz Jr., Sumter, SC
A scrambled word game.

LANDER3D: J. E. Charlsen
A twist on the old Lander game, adding dimension to gravity.

ZCLOCK: Thomas J. Czarnecki, Racine, WI
Time, date and memory information in one small, unobtrusive display.

ARTICLES
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THE ARTICLES MENU: How It Works          j:text/articletex
Give this a read to get the most out of the Article Menu system.

CONTENTS & CREDITS: November             j:contents
The issue's major activities and their authors are listed here.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS ISSUE              j:instructions
If something goes wrong, you'll wish you'd read this.

DENVER DEVCON: When Developers Gather    j:text/devcon91tex
Commodore throws a five-day educational bash at the foot of the Rockies.
 Brad Webb

DELUXE PAINT IV: Review                  j:morph/dpiv_review
Plus EGGCHICK, an animated example of DP IV's new metamorphing ability.
 Kevin Lude

MANDEL_TOUR: Colorful Explorations       j:mandel_tour/tour.doc
Create worlds of Mandelbrot patterns.
 Charles Vassallo

CROSSWORD 2.0: Make and Play Puzzles     j:crossword2.0/crossword.doc
Includes PLAYER, a distributable version for sharing your creations.
 Frans Pretorius

IMAGEMAKER: Making Graphics for Programs j:imagemake/image.doc
This programming utility will ease C and Basic graphics creation.
IMAGEMAKER.HSB: HiSoft Source            j:imagemake/imagemaker.hsb
DRAWIMAGE.C: C Source                    j:imagemake/drawimage.c
 Harold Feldman

SETH: The Patterns of Chaos              j:seth/seth.doc
This is a swift and beautiful program demonstrating the surprise of chaos.
FIGURE 1                                 j:seth/figure.1
FIGURE 2                                 j:seth/figure.2
FIGURE 3                                 j:seth/figure.3
 Robert Hale - Victor Wagner

WBCOLORS: Eight-Color Icons              j:wbcolors/wbcolors.doc
Click a mouse or put it in startup for enhanced Workbench displays.
 Joe Rattz Jr.

JUMBLES: Word Puzzle                     j:jumbles/jumbles.doc
The test is to unscramble words. Go for score and speed.
 Joe Rattz Jr.

MINI ASTEROIDS: The WB as Playfield      j:mini/mini.doc
How you set up the Workbench screen affects your chances in this game.
 Frans Pretorius

LANDER3D: Twists and Turns and Gravity   j:lander3d/lander3d.doc
Pilot a craft within the confines of weight and dimension.
LANDER3D: Basic Source                   j:lander3d/lander3d.bas
 J. E. Charlsen

ZCLOCK: Tiny Timekeeper                  j:zclock/zclock.doc
It's keeps time, tells the date and gives memory information.
 Thomas J. Czarnecki

SHELL GAME: Shell Commands               j:shellgame
Ending a mini-series within a series.
 Brad Webb

MORTON'S MUSINGS: Concerning ProVector   j:text/kevelsontex
A review plus word on 2.0 and other products.
 Morton Kevelson

TECHNOLOG: AmigaDOS and More             j:technolog
What you need to know today just might be here.

EDITOR'S TWO CENTS: Press Gag at Devcon  j:text/centex
Non-disclosure statements meant business in Denver.
 Richard Ramella

JUMPDISK SUBMISSION PROCEDURE            j:text/submittex
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DECRUNCHING COMPACTED JUMPDISK MATERIAL  j:text/decrunchtex
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