| THIS IS THE LAST ISSUE |
| OF THE TRS-80 MICROCOMPUTER NEWS |
| Here’s how to complete your subscription with any one of the TRS-80 oriented computer magazines listed below. |
| We regret to inform you that publication of the TRS-80 Microcomputer News is being discontinued with this issue. |
| Our reason for discontinuing publication is that there are currently eight magazines devoted exclusively to TRS-80 products, and doing a very fine job of covering the line. Therefore, continuing the publication of the TRS-80 Microcomputer News became redundant. |
| We are happy to recommend the magazines listed below. Forthcoming issues of these magazines will keep you informed of new products, practical applications and useful information about our TRS-80 line of computers and software. There will be no additional cost to you. |
| Next to this page is a postage-paid business reply card. Peel off the address label from this issue of the TRS-80 Microcomputer News and apply to label space on card. The upper right hand portion of the label will show how many issues you have left on your subscription. Check the box next to the magazine you want to receive (check only one box) to have your TRS-80 Microcomputer News subscription transferred (or extended if you already have a subscription); or if you paid for your subscription by check/money order and prefer a refund, please check that box. We must receive your choice by July 31, 1984. So, mail your card right away! |
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ADVANCED COMPUTING (formerly Two-Sixteen) is beginning its third year as an authoritative source of information for people who use TRS-80 Models II, 12, and 16 microcomputers in business, professional and scientific pursuits. Advanced Computing serves the particular needs of these specialized users. Back issues are available. |
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COLOR COMPUTER magazine tests and reviews all products of interest to color computerists, answers questions, provides support, features informative articles by recognized authors on home management, education and utility programs, exciting games and challenging hardware projects – a recognized authority. |
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COMPUTER USER is an all-in-one source for users of all models of the Radio Shack microcomputer line. Also included with your subscription will be access to P.O.D.E., our PROGRAM ON-LINE DATE EXCHANGE, FREE. PODE allows you the benefit of downloading program listings, electronic mail services, various data bases and much more. |
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HOT COCO is for color computer users. If you are just starling out, it will show you the first steps to learning how to make your color computer do what you want it to do, teach you BASIC programming, tell you what the best hardware and software buys are, provide useful programs for the home or office, and keep you entertained with games. |
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80 MICRO is aimed at the user who wants to get more out of his machine. It includes tutorials on beginning and intermediate BASIC and Assembly programming, tips on making better use of commercial software, software and hardware reviews, buyer’s guides, news, new product information and 12 to 20 programs each month the user can type in. |
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PORTABLE 100 The Magazine for Model 100 users, is the largest monthly magazine dedicated exclusively to the Model 100. It serves as the forum for applications and news releases in support of the 100. Additionally, Portable 100 is the Systems Operator for the Model 100 SIG (Special Interest Group) on CompuServe. |
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PCM The Magazine for Professional Computing Management. For users of both the Model 100 and the Tandy 2000, combines articles with just-type-in-and-run programs, commentary, tutorials, hardware and software reviews, and games. A monthly feature is BASIC in bar code – ready to read into the M100′s memory with a sweep of a bar code wand! |
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THE RAINBOW contains in each issue more than two dozen program listings, dozens of articles by nationally recognized authors, 20 departmental features by the leading color computer authorities and over 30 product reviews. The Rainbow has everything from games to business applications, home help, educational programs, and music. |
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