TCJ-BACK.3Z0  Contents of available back issues of 'The Computer Journal'
as at issue #30 -- jwf 13 Mar 88
(c) Copyright 1988 The Computer Journal.

 Issue Number 1:
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 o RS-232 Interface One
 o Telecomputing with the Apple ][
 o Beginner's Column: Getting Started
 o Building an 'Epram'

 Issue Number 2:
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 o File Transfer Programs for CP/M
 o RS-232 Interface Part 2
 o Build Hardware Print Spooler: Part 1
 o Review of Floppy Disk Formats
 o Sending Morse Code with an Apple ][
 o Beginner's Column: Basic Concepts and Formulas

 Issue Number 3:
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 o Add an 8087 Math Chip to your Dual Processor Board
 o Build an A/D Converter for the Apple ][
 o Modems for Micros
 o The CP/M Operating System
 o Build Hardware Print Spooler: Part 2

 Issue Number 4:
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 o Optronics: Part 1: Detecting, Generating, and Using light in Electronics
 o Multi-User: An Introduction
 o Making the CP/M User function more Useful
 o Build Hardware Print Spooler: Part 3
 o Beginner's Column: Power Supply Design

 Issue Number 8:
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 o Build VIC-20 EPROM Programmer
 o Multi-User: CP/Net
 o Build High Resolution S-100 Graphics Board: Part 3
 o System Integration, Part 3: CP/M3.0
 o Linear Optimization with Micros

 Issue Number 14:
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 o Hardware Tricks
 o Controlling the Hayes Micromodem II from Assembly Language, Part 1
 o S-100 8 to 16 Bit RAM Conversion
 o Time-Frequency Domain Analysis
 o BASE: Part 2
 o Interfacing Tips & Troubles: Interfacing the Sinclair Computers Part 2

 Issue Number 15:
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 o Interfacing the 6522 to the Apple][
 o Interfacing Tips & Troubles: Building a Poor-Man's Logic Analyzer
 o Controlling the Hayes Micromodem II from Assembly Language, Part 2
 o The state of the Industry
 o Lowering Power Consumption in 8" Floppy Disk Drives
 o BASE: Part 3

 Issue Number 16:
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 o Debugging 8087 Code
 o Using the Apple Game Port
 o BASE: Part 4
 o Using the S-100 Bus and 68008 CPU
 o Interfacing Tips & Troubles: Build 'Jellybean' Logic-to-RS232 Converter

 Issue Number 17:
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 o Poor Man's Distributed Processing
 o BASE: Part 5
 o FAX-64: Facsimile Pictures on a Micro
 o The Computer Corner
 o Interfacing Tips & Troubles: Memory Mapped I/O on the ZX81

 Issue Number 18:
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 o Parallel Interface for Apple ][ Game Port
 o The Hacker's MAC: A letter from Lee Felsenstein
 o S-100 Graphics Screen Dump
 o The LS-100 Disk Simulator Kit
 o BASE: Part 6
 o Interfacing Tips & Troubles:
   Communicating with Telephone Tone Control, Part 1
 o The Computer Corner

 Issue Number 19:
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 o Using the Extensibility of FORTH
 o Extended CBIOS
 o A $500 Superbrain Computer
 o BASE: Part 7
 o Interfacing Tips & Troubles: 
   Communicating with Telephone Tone Control, Part 2
 o MultiTasking and Windows with CP/M: A review of MTBASIC
 o The Computer Corner

 Issue Number 20:
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 o Designing an 8035 SBC
 o Using Apple Graphics from CP/M: Turbo-PASCAL Controls Apple Graphics
 o Soldering and other Strange Tales
 o Build a S-100 Floppy Disk Controller: WD2797 Controller for CP/M 68K
 o The Computer Corner

 Issue Number 21:
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 o Extending Turbo-PASCAL: Customize with Procedures and Functions
 o Unsoldering: The Arcane Art
 o Analog Data Acquisition and Control:
   Connecting your Computer to the Real World
 o Programming the 8035 SBC
 o The Computer Corner

 Issue Number 22:
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 o NEW-DOS: Write your own Operating System
 o Variability in the BDS-C Standard Library
 o The SCSI Interface:  Introductory Column
 o Using Turbo-PASCAL ISAM Files
 o The AMPRO Little Board Column
 o The Computer Corner

 Issue Number 23:
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 o C Column: Flow Control & Program Structure
 o The Z Column: Getting Started with Directories & User Areas
 o The SCSI Interface: Introduction to SCSI
 o NEW-DOS: The Console Command Processor
 o Editing the CP/M Operating System
 o INDEXER: Turbo-PASCAL Program to Create Index
 o The AMPRO Little Board Column

 Issue Number 24:
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 o Selecting and Building a System
 o The SCSI Interface: SCSI Command Protocol
 o Introduction to Assembly Code for CP/M
 o The C Column: Software Text Filters
 o AMPRO 186 Column: Installing MS-DOS Software
 o The Z Column
 o NEW-DOS: The CCP Internal Commands
 o ZTIME-1: A Realtime Clock for the AMPRO Z-80 Little Board (and others)

 Issue Number 25:
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 o Repairing & Modifying Printed Circuit Boards
 o Z-COM vs Hacker version of Z-System
 o Exploring Single Linked Lists in C
 o Adding Serial Port to AMPRO Little Board
 o Building a SCSI Adapter
 o NEW-DOS: CCP Internal Commands
 o AMPRO 186: Networking with SuperDUO
 o ZSIG Column (Z-system Special Interest Group)

 Issue Number 26:
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 o Bus Systems: Selecting a System Bus
 o Using the SB-180 Real Time Clock
 o The SCSI Interface: Software for the SCSI Adapter
 o Inside AMPRO Computers
 o NEW-DOS: The CCP Commands continued
 o ZSIG Corner
 o Affordable C Compilers
 o Concurrent Multitasking: A Review of DoubleDOS

 Issue Number 27:
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 o 68000 TinyGiant: Hawthorne's Low Cost 16-bit SBC and Operating System
 o The Art of Source Code Generation: Disassembling Z-80 software
 o Feedback Control System Analysis:
   Using Root Locus Analysis and Feedback Loop Compensation
 o The C Column: A Graphics Primitive Package
 o The Hitachi HD64180: New Life for 8-bit Systems
 o ZSIG Corner: Command Line Generators and Aliases
 o A Tutor program for FORTH: Writing a FORTH Tutor in FORTH
 o Disk Parameters:
   Modifying the CP/M Disk Parameter Block for Foreign Disk Formats

 Issue Number 28:
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 o Starting your own BBS: What it takes to Run a BBS
 o Build a low cost, one chip A/D Converter for the AMPRO Little Board
 o The Hitachi HD64180: Part 2,
   Setting the wait states & RAM refresh, using the PRT, and DMA
 o Using SCSI for Real Time Control: Separating the memory & I/O buses
 o An Open Letter to STD-Bus Manufacturers:
   Getting an industrial control job done
 o Programming Style: User interfacing and interaction
 o Patching Turbo-PASCAL: Using disassembled Z80 source code to modify TP
 o Choosing a Language for Machine Control:
   The advantages of a compiled RPN FORTH like language

 Issue Number 29:
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 o Better Software Filter Design: Writing pipable user friendly programs
 o MDISK: Adding a 1 Meg RAM disk to AMPRO Little Board, Part 1
 o Using the Hitachi HD64180: Embedded processor design
 o 68000: Why use a new O/S and the 68000
 o Detecting the 8087 Math chip: Temperature sensitive software
 o Floppy Disk Track Structure:
   A look at disk control information & data capacity
 o The ZCPR3 Corner: Announcing ZCPR33 plus Z-COM Customization

 Issue Number 30:
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 o Double Density Disk Controller:
   An Algorithm for an improved CP/M floppy disk controller BIOS
 o Implementing ZCPR3 IOP support for the AMPRO featuring NuKey IOP
 o 32000 Hackers Language is vast improvements over what is available
 o MDISK: Part 2, The Software Drivers of the 1 Meg RAM Disk for AMPRO LB
 o Non-Preemptive Multitasking:
   How it works, and why you might choose non-preemptive multitasking
 o Software Timers for the 68000 for process control projects
 o Lillipute Z-Node: 140 Meg available,  RAS for TCJ subscribers
 o The ZCPR3 Corner: New Commercial Z-System Software & ZSIG releases
 o The CP/M Corner by Bob Blum














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