TI99/4A Publications?

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3 total messages Started by Graham Wilson Wed, 29 Oct 1986 01:07

#167

Author: Graham Wilson
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 01:07

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Does anyone know of any publications still catering to the TI99/4A?
(i.e. does Home Computer Magazine still exist?).

Thanks in advance.

-- 
Graham Wilson
University of Waterloo	      gawilson%watrose@waterloo.csnet
4th year Comp Sci	      gawilson%watrose%waterloo.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa

"Anyone who says you should live for the state, is, or wants to be, the state."
			- A.R.

Re: TI99/4A Publications?

#170

Author: Lutz Winkler
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1986 16:15

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	  There are two of them:

	  a. MICROpendium (sic)
	  b. The Smart Programmer

	  MICROpendium is published in Round Rock, TX, and I have been
	  a subscriber for a long time. The Smart Programmer was until
	  recently published by Craig Miller who sold the rights to it
	  so he can concentrate on programming and hardware development.
	  It is now published by the same person who did the 99er Monthly 
	  (the exact name escapes me at the moment). In any case, either
	  one seems to be going strong - unlike HCM.

	  I do not have the addresses handy, but if you are interested
	  in subscribing, I will post them.

	  Lutz Winkler

Re: TI99/4A Publications?

#169

Author: Steve
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1986 22:08

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Last I heard, Home Computer Magazine still existed, though they no longer
specialize on ti99/4a's.  I think they also cover IBMps jc, one of the 
apple line, and some other on I can't remember.  I think they might have
changed their name too.  I cancelled my subscription soon after the
format change...

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