ISBN: 0139295305
Copyright (C) 1991 by Larry Pina
Keyed from the rear: “…Shows you how to open the box to the entire family of Macintosh II computers and fully reveals their inner workings.”
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BweO6Y13Cmc4UUcxUXJaejN0Wlk/view
ISBN: 1566090229
Copyright (C) 1993 by Larry Pina
Summary from rear: “…This book covers 95 percent of all common failures, upgrades and adjustments. Covers the following models: Classic, Classic II, SE, SE FDHD, SE/30”.
High quality scan.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BweO6Y13Cmc4UUcxUXJaejN0Wlk/view
Strategic Simulations Incorportated (SSI) published a large line of games for the Apple II computer. Their imaginative box art helps gloss over the often texted based gaming experience.
Presented here are scans of the boxed Apple II SII software held by a fellow Canberra enthusiast. At the time he gave them to me, Passport by 4AM was brand new and I didn’t have an EDD card. Becuase they were protected, I am happy to present the box art scanned with an Epson Perfection V700 by yours truly.
Thank you to @yesterbits for reminding me I had done these and should share these full resolution files:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4bml0Mnl5Y3gtSFk?usp=sharing
Computer Baseball – SSI
Computer Quarterback – SSI
Fighter Command the Battle of Britain – SSI
The Warp Factor – SSI
Previews of the box art below:
Presented here is a complete release of Sandy’s Word Processor for the Apple ][.
The manual, reference card, disk label scan and image are available for direct download from my Google Drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4WTJ0aWYyU2EtTk0?usp=sharing
This exclusive release is a combination of efforts, with credit to Michael Mulhurn for the supply of a working physical disk. 4am’s Passport software enabled the copy of the disk into a 140kb disk image without hassle. Amazing.
Presented here are high quality PDF scans of a local Amiga computer users newsletter, published by the users group ‘beCAUS’.
Dennis Bowler donated them as a bundle of Amiga related magazines in February for scanning.
Canberra, ACT, Australia had a strong base of computer user clubs and I am proud to have archived all the material I have related to beCAUS.
Green folder icon: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4TF9hNHVUN0I2NmM?usp=sharing
Canberra Amiga Users Society - Constitution Microlink Computers ad - Canberra beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1991-02 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1991-06 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1991-08 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1991-10 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1992-02 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1992-04 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1992-06 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1992-08 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1992-09 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1992-12 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1993-03 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1993-08 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1993-09 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1993-10 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1993-11 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1994-01 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1994-03 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1994-05 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1994-07 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1994-09 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1994-11 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1995-03,04 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1995-05,06 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1995-07,08 beCAUS Canberra Amiga Users Society Newsletter 1996-01
Perhaps one day the missing issues will be donated too.
PDF Scan from my personal collection.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4UHRCWTl6MzZObHM?usp=sharing
The Working Commodore 64 by David Lawrence. A library of practical subroutines and programs. (C)1983, Published by Sunshine Books. ISBN 0946408025
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4UHRCWTl6MzZObHM?usp=sharing
The Easy Guide to Your Commodore 64 by Joseph Kascmer
Published by Sybex, (C) 1983
ISBN 0895881268
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4UHRCWTl6MzZObHM?usp=sharing
Intel MCS-48 Microcomputer User’s Manual
No ISBN
© 1976 by Intel Corporation.
PDF Scan from my personal collection.
This 310-page book manual thoroughly covers topics from functions, programming, architecture, memory expansion, instruction set and more.
Computers at Work
by Rolf Lohberg and Theo Lutz
Sterling Publishing Co New York
Oak Tree Press
ISBN 0806930284
Worthwhile scroll through for a time warp back to the days of IBM 360 dominance. PDF scan from my personal collection
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4UHRCWTl6MzZObHM?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BweO6Y13Cmc4UHRCWTl6MzZObHM?usp=sharing
PDF Scan from my personal collection.
40 Educational Games for the Commodore 64 by Vince Apps
Published by Granada Technical Books
ISBN 0246123184
(C) 1984
