Issue 10 Contents

FEATURES: The Commodore Customizer by Al Anger; A pictorial tour of Al Anger's customized Commodore computing equipment.; Getting Ready For Machine Language by Jim Butterfield; Prepare yourself for a journey into the Machine.; Machine Language Elements by Jim Butterfield; A beginners guide to the basic elements you'll need to know to program in ML.; A Machine Language Program For Beginners by Jim Butterfield; A simple program for those who have never written a; Machine Language program.

REVIEWS: geoFAX by Doug Cotton; Send and recieve faxes on your Commodore.; Graphics Master by Sherry Freedline; Review of a computer art program for the 64.; Paper Models: The Christmas Kit by Sherry Freedline; Activision's Holiday software program.; Buddy 64/128 Assembler System by Jim Brain; Assembly Language development system for the 64 & 128.; New Games by Sherry Freedline; Three more new titles: Slaterman, The Magnificant Six, and Lazer Duel.; Hardware: Handyscanner 64 by Scott Eggleston; A look at Germany's answer to image scanning.

COLUMNS: Just For Starters by Steve Vander Ark; Telecommunicating and BASIC program flow.; Foreign Exchange by Joseph Gaudl; Pondering the arrival of GoDot.; Assembly Line by Doug Cotton; Part 1 of a guided tour of the serial bus Kernal routines.; Graphic Interpretation by Steve Vander Ark; The groundwork for creating a program with geoBASIC.; geoProgrammist by Maurice Randall; Thinking through on program flow means going back to basics.; Hard Tips by Al Anger; Bypassing the 128D's internal disk drive.; Basic Instincts by Gene Barker; Part 2 of a series on using BASIC's LOAD.; Peripheral Vision by Jim Butterfield; An overview of Commodore's serial bus.; Carrier Detect by Gaelyne R. Moranec; Tips, truths, and advice about the Internet.; Over The Edge by Harold Stevens, Jr.; Seen any Volkswagen Beetles lately?

DEPARTMENTS: From the Editor; Top Tips; Commodore Trivia; On The Horizon