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Subject: Re: What's your favorite magazine for the C64?
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Date: Mon, 21-Nov-83 11:59:55 EST
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Date:Mon, 21-Nov-83 11:59:55 EST
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Forget Commodore's alleged publications; they have (almost) never been
published as far as I know.  Compute! and Compute's Commodore Gazette are ok
for news but the 'games' they publish are so weak you could easily think
them up yourself.  I am also sick to death of seeing any more 'added BASIC
commands' that use the CHRGET key scanner routine and prefix special
commands with some stupid character like '['.

There is still NO really good magazine for C64 users, but I'd recommend
Compute! for general newsieness.
--
Kurt Guntheroth
John Fluke Mfg. Co., Inc.
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