The Ultimate Shuffle – Campbell, Gordon

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 17

A fast BASIC routine for producing a well-shuffled deck of cards.

The C-128: A Programmer's Playground – Sullivan, Nick

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 18

A preview of the 128 and BASIC 7.0.

BASIC 7.0 Keywords – Bennett, Chris

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 19

Reference chart of BASIC 7.0 keywords.

The Creation of Sky Travel – Covitz, Frank

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 22

The Sky Travel program, reviewed elsewhere in this issue, was two years in the ... vel from MicroIllusions.

A Beginner's BBS Guide: Part Three – Wright, Ian A.

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 26

Topics: Steve Punter's message editor, and file transfers on the TPUG BBS.

Not Just a Pretty Picture – Neale, Dave and Nick Sullivan

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 28

Tutorial on including KoalaPainter image files in your own programs. Includes ... litter by Nick Sullivan.

Keyboard Out, Joystick In – Quigley, Michael

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 30

Converting BASIC programs with keyboard controls to accept joystick input.

The Better Way – Johnson, Chris

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 31

Short machine-language program to highlight BASIC REM statements with inverse video.

Talking to Other VICs – Hopkins, Mark

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 32

Instructions for building a null modem cable and a short BASIC program to enab ... receive character data.

Reviews: Flexidraw 4.0 and Flexifont – Neale, Dave

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 36

Light pen and associated software for Commodore 64. Review of the Flexidraw lig ... nt from Inkwell Systems.

Reviews: Edumate Light Pen with 'Peripheral Vision' Drawing Program – Martin, Mike

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 36

Review of the Edumate Light Pen and accompanying drawing program Peripheral Vision from Futurehouse.

Reviews: Write Now! – Quigley, Michael

TPUG Magazine Issue #15, June 1985, p. 37

Word processing program for the Commodore 64. Review of Write Now! from Cardco.