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3 total messages Started by Maurice T. Franklin Sat, 25 Oct 1986 16:50
Atari Explorer
#2544
Author: Maurice T. Franklin
Date: Sat, 25 Oct 1986 16:50
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I've heard alot of talk for the past months about the mysterious 
Atari Explorer magazine.  I've been on the look-out for it at the
bookstore, but never saw it.  Well, it's finally out.
The Sept/Oct issue I have is 80 pages of software/hardware/program reviews
and news for the ST.  Atari, it was a long wait, but it looks like it was
worth it.

Now, I have a question:  Does anybody know anything about a mag called
STart.  I saw an issue, I don't know how old, in my bookstores junk box,
evidently there because of, as the note on top said, 'fault disk'.  So,
I assume that STart includes an ST disk with each issue, full of interesting
things.  Anyone know what I'm talking about (I sure don't :-)).

                                Maurice T. Franklin
                                CS Dept University of Texas at Austin
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Re: Atari Explorer
#2550
Author: chabris
Date: Sat, 25 Oct 1986 20:20
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STart, the ST Quarterly, is a new quarterly magazine about the ST (and future
high-end Atari computers ...) published by Antic Publishing.  The first two
issues, Summer and Fall 1986, have been out and available for some time; the
third is scheduled for early December publication.  The magazine costs $14.95
per copy, including a disk of all source code, executable programs, and
datafiles required for the articles.  No program listings appear in the text
of the magazine -- all are given on the disk.

The magazine is highly recommended, but don't just believe a Contributing
Editor :-)  Go to B. Dalton, Waldenbooks, or any other vendor and decide for
yourself!


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Re: Atari Explorer
#2675
Author: Jonathan Spangler
Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1986 00:07
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In article <993@husc2.UUCP> chabris@husc2.UUCP (christopher chabris) writes:
>STart, the ST Quarterly, is a new quarterly magazine about the ST (and future
>high-end Atari computers ...) published by Antic Publishing.  The first two
>
>Christopher F. Chabris

Saw Chris's article in Fall 1986 STart. I am thoroughly impressed with this
issue. People on the net will also be interested in the C comparision chart
from the article "Which C for Me?" By the way, Megamax (as Moshe points out)
was rated by STart to be the best choice for a decent C compiler on the ST.

Address for STart:

Antic Publishing
524 Second St.
San Francisco, CA  94107
1-800-443-0100 ext. 133


Jonathan Spangler
{ihnp4,vortex,dual}!islenet!jons
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