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January 1988 • Vol 10 No 1
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January 1988 — Vol 10 No 1

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Open original PDF • January 1988 • Vol 10 No 1 • 92 pages • $2.50

Overview

Volume 10 opens with a Vice President's Corner from Robert C. Platt (Tom Warrick still President) and a major new resource: The First WAP Journal Index by Harvey Kaye — Pi's first systematic index of its own back issues, finally making the archive searchable. HyperCard (released August 1987) has its own SIG under Robert C. Platt; Rick Chapman documents HyperCard 1.0.1 Anomalies. AV-SIG (Jay Williams) joins the active SIG roster. The TEMPEST Macintosh II ad is on page 2 — Mac II shipped March 1987, and a TEMPEST-shielded (emissions-secure) variant is being marketed to government buyers. Calculus for a New Century by Joseph A. Hasson continues the educational/computational math arc. Roger Wagner (of Roger Wagner Publishing fame) writes a Letter to the Editor.

Table of contents (selected)

Section Author Page
Vice President's Corner Robert C. Platt 4
Q & A Bruce F. Field & Robert C. Platt 8
IIGS SIG News Peg Matzen 10
AppleWorks SIG News Peg Matzen 10
Thunderscan for the Apple II David Todd 11
I Love Apple Music: Part 7 Gary Hayman 12
Letter to the Editor Roger Wagner 16
It's Tax Time Again Paul Koskos 16
Best of the Apple Items from TCS Euclid Coukouma 18
On the Trail of the Apple /// David Ottalini 22
GameSIG News Steven Payne 24
Calculus for a New Century Joseph A. Hasson 32
Volunteer Profiles Robert C. Platt 35
Pascal News Robert C. Platt 35
The First WAP Journal Index Harvey Kaye 36
WAP Acrostic Dana J. Schwartz 52
AV-SIG Meeting (December) Jay Williams 53
dPub SIG Meeting (December 2) Cynthia Yockey 54
A Printer for the Rest...Ah, More of Us Robb Wolov 55
Mac Q & A Jonathan E. Hardis 60
MacNovice: Filing Maze Pt. 2 Ralph J. Begleiter 64
HyperCard SIG News Robert C. Platt 68
HyperCard 1.0.1 Anomalies Rick Chapman 69
Macintosh Bits & Bytes Lynn R. Trusal 70
Best of the Mac Items from TCS Bill Baldridge 73

Highlights

First WAP Journal Index — Harvey Kaye

Pi's first systematic back-issue index — a meta-resource. After 9 years of publication the archive has become too large to browse linearly; Kaye's index changes how members find content.

HyperCard SIG + Anomalies — Robert C. Platt / Rick Chapman

HyperCard (Apple's revolutionary hypertext-stack environment, free with every new Mac since Aug 1987) gets formal Pi attention. The "Anomalies" piece is community bug-list — a hallmark of user-group value.

TEMPEST Mac II

The TEMPEST (emissions-shielded) Mac II ad on page 2 shows Pi's continuing connection to the DC government/defense market.

Calculus for a New Century — Joseph A. Hasson

Continuation of computational-math educational column.

Entities

People: Tom Warrick, Robert C. Platt, Harvey Kaye, Rick Chapman, Peg Matzen, David Todd, Gary Hayman, Roger Wagner, Paul Koskos, Jon C. Thomason, Euclid Coukouma, Barry Fox, David Ottalini, Steven Payne, David Granite, Ian Soboroff, Forrest Black, Charles Don Hall, Ron Cool, Joseph A. Hasson, Dana J. Schwartz, Jay Williams, Cynthia Yockey, Robb Wolov, Jonathan E. Hardis, Ralph J. Begleiter, Jefferis K. Peterson, Hunter Alexander, John A. Love III, Lynn R. Trusal, Bill Baldridge, Martin Milrod, David Weikert, Bruce F. Field Topics: HyperCard, HyperCard SIG, AV-SIG, dPub SIG (Desktop Publishing), IIGS SIG, WAP Journal Index, TEMPEST Mac II References: HyperCard 1.0.1, Thunderscan, Legacy of the Ancients, Infiltrator II, Xevious

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