Issue 17 Contents

FEATURES: CMD's New Time Machine by Gaelyne R. Gasson; What advantages might the SuperCPU have for your applications?; All About SuperGEOS by Maurice Randall; GEOS and the SuperCPU work well together--and here's why.; Commodore Demos Part 3 by Sherry Freedline; Our final look at the demo-scene... for now!; Cleaning Out the GEOS Closet by Gaelyne R. Gasson; Sometimes getting better organized really is worthwhile.; It All Adds Up to geoCalc by Andrew Fisher; Take a look at using GEOS for your spreadsheet applications.; FileSplitter by Doug Cotton; A handy type-in program for dealing with oversized files.

REVIEWS: Hardware: Morse Coach by Jim Brain; Forgotten Worlds, Grand Prix Circuit, and Death Sword.; Games by Jason Compton and Sherry Freedline; Karate Champ/KungFu Master, the Ghost of Genghis Khan, and Zamczysko.

COLUMNS: Just For Starters by Jason Compton; There's more than one way to win at computer games.; Graphic Interpretation by Paul Sullivan; Looking for more geoWrite goodies?; Carrier Detect by Gaelyne R. Gasson; If you thought online chatting died with Q-Link, better check this out...; Hard Tips by Bruce Thomas; Keep your mouse one step ahead of the cat!; GeoProgrammist by Maurice Randall; Learn the in's and out's of creating and modifying GEOS data files.; Assembly Line by Doug Cotton; 6502 vs 65816: The added benefits of using 16-bit routines.; Basic Instincts by David Pankhurst; Once upon a time subroutines...; Over The Edge by Harold Stevens, Jr.; Warning: Computing Can Be Hazardous to Your Health.

DEPARTMENTS: From the Editor; On The Horizon; BackTalk; Commodore Trivia