ANALOG COMPUTING magazine - THE #1 MAGAZINE FOR ATARI® COMPUTER OWNERS No 41 1986

A Vintage Copy of ANALOG COMPUTING magazine - THE #1 MAGAZINE FOR ATARI® COMPUTER OWNERS

Issue No 41 - April 1986

FEATURES

More Fun out of Adventures - Daniel A. Silvestri 

Techniques and advice to help you through the ordeal (read: fun) of any adventure game.

The Dragon and the Turtle - Sol Guber

A tutorial on advanced drawing using LOGO, with an expla-nation of dragon curves.

Treasures of Barboz - Chris Smith

The goal bestowed upon you is to find and store the ten re-maining treasures of the wizard of ancient days, Barboz.

Adventurous Programming - Clayton Walnum

Part 3, the final segment in our "write your own adventure" series.

D&D Character Generator II Part I - Bob Curtin

A new version to create and store characters for Dungeons & Dragons.

ST-Log

The premier issue of ANALOG Computing's ST magazine-the people who started it all are doing it again.

On-Line - Russ Wetmore

An interview with the creators of Synfile+, PaperClip and other popular software.

Winter CES 1986 - A Full Report - Arthur Leyenberger

We follow up our brief report of last month with a detailed look at what's new, from CES.

One for the Road - Clayton Walnum

Are you tough enough to take on the role of "Nails" O'Riley and the surprises that await him?

Paperweight - Curt Cox

Beginners to the most advanced Atari users will find new in-sight with this program.

REVIEWS

Adventure Master (CBS Software) - Ray Berube

Your imagination plus this program will equal a terrific ad-venture game.

Panak Strikes! - Steve Panak

This month, Steve examines Hotel Alien (Artworx), Schreck-en (Mindless Endeavors), The Goonies (DataSoft) and Cham-pionship Lode Runner (Broderbund).

COLUMNS

Editorial - Diane L. Gaw

Reader Comment.

New Products

The End User - Arthur Leyenberger

Boot Camp - Karl E. Wiegers

Index to Advertisers

Cover is a little tatty around the staples but the inside is in good condition for its age with some scuffs and creases. See photos for condition. Images are of the actual item