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Asert – Gold, Gerald L.

The TORPET Issue #15, November 1982, p. 86

An impressive data base for management of lengthy records. Review of Asert from CFI Computer Solutions.

Computerized Printed Circuit Boards – Kozierok, Chip

The TORPET Issue #15, November 1982, p. 87

Designing circuit boards with the CBM 8032 and MiPlot plotter.

Buy Petspeed – Farquharson, J. Allan

The TORPET Issue #14, October 1982, p. 5

Review of the Petspeed BASIC compiler from Small Systems Engineering.

Don't Buy Petspeed – Campbell, Gord

The TORPET Issue #14, October 1982, p. 6

Review of the Petspeed BASIC compiler from Small Systems Engineering.

The Commodore 64 Maps – Butterfield, Jim

The TORPET Issue #14, October 1982, p. 31

Detailed memory maps for the Commodore 64, including a register chart for the SID chip.

Lyman Duggan: TPUG's Founding Father – Duggan, Lyman

The TORPET Issue #13, September 1982, p. 3

Profile of Lyman Duggan, credited as the founder of TPUG.

TPUG's Grandfather: Getting Acquainted with Jim Butterfield – Hook, Gail

The TORPET Issue #13, September 1982, p. 4

Profile of Commodore guru Jim Butterfield. A similar article (sharing many quo ... te!, Sept. 1982, p. 45).

The BASIC Box – Bennett, Chris

The TORPET Issue #13, September 1982, p. 9

A BASIC routine using GET() to validate input characters.

VIC-20 Operating System Bugs – Baker, Robert

The TORPET Issue #13, September 1982, p. 10

Two bugs in VIC-20 BASIC: an INPUT glitch owing to the 22-column screen, and p ... RINT#, TAB(), and SPC().

Review: CommData Systems – Chalala, Joseph P.

The TORPET Issue #13, September 1982, p. 10

A brief review of the author's experience with CommData Systems.

LIPS – Hook, Gail

The TORPET Issue #13, September 1982, p. 11

Profile of the Long Island PET Society (LIPS).

New Magazines – Beach, Bruce M.

The TORPET Issue #13, September 1982, p. 15

Topics: Midnite Software Gazette launches as an independent publication, The T ... lled Strictly Commodore.