Inverse ATASCII - Atari Productivity

S2E11APX Enhancements to Graph It 17.03.2016 20:54 ↓

Enhancements to Graph It, released in 1982 by APX. Developed by Howard D. Siedenrock.

S2E10 Atari Graph It 15.03.2016 26:44 ↓

Graph It, released in 1980 by Atari.

S2E09 Atari Statistics I 08.03.2016 25:05 ↓

Statistics I, released in 1980 by Atari.

S2E08 Synapse SynCalc 23.02.2016 42:05 ↓

SynCalc, released in 1983 by Synapse, and 1985 by Br0derbund under Synapse branding. Developed by Mike Silva.

S2EB2 Hi Tech Expressions HeartWare 12.02.2016 18:05 ↓

HeartWare, released in 1986 by Hi Tech Expressions. Developed by Comware and authored by Joe Suarez.

S2E07 Atari Silent Butler 02.02.2016 34:27 ↓

Silent Butler, released in 1985 by Atari. Developed by Silent Butler Software and programmed by Ted A. Goldstone.

S2E02 Hi Tech Expressions JingleDisk 14.12.2015 20:58 ↓

JingleDisk, released in 1986 by Hi Tech Expressions. Programmed by Sean Michael Puckett using the Action! programming language.

S2E06 Thorn EMI Home Financial Management 08.12.2015 29:39 ↓

Home Financial Management, released in 1982 by Thorn EMI.

S2EM1 APX Atlas Of Canada 27.11.2015 7:30 ↓

Atlas of Canada, released in 1981 by APX. Authored by Atari. Essentially the same as Atari States & Capitals, and European Countries & Capitals, but for Canada!

S2E05 Atari Capitals (States & European Countries) 24.11.2015 18:20 ↓

States & Capitals, and European Countries & Capitals, both released in 1980 by Atari.

S2E04 Home Filing Manager 10.11.2015 23:27 ↓

Home Filing Manager, released in 1982 by Atari.

S2E03 LJK Spell Perfect 27.10.2015 20:32 ↓

Spell Perfect, released in 1982 by LJK Enterprises. Designed by Ken Leonhardi.

S2E02 APX Family Vehicle Expense 13.10.2015 25:19 ↓

Family Vehicle Expense, released in 1982 by APX. Developed by Jerry Falkenhan.

S2E01 Atari AtariWriter 24.09.2015 1:08:25 ↓

AtariWriter, released in 1982 by Atari. Developed by Atari, with later versions developed by Micro Fantasy. The primary programmer for all versions was William V. Robinson. This word processor brought word processing to the consumer in an easy to use package.

S1EB2 KansasFest 2015 Reflection 01.08.2015 27:49 ↓

KansasFest 2015 (Apple II) reflection from an Atari guy.

S1EB1 Atari Portfolio 11.07.2015 47:23 ↓

Portfolio (hardware & software), released in 1989 by Atari. Developed by DIP Research.

S1E20 DataSoft Spell Wizard 03.07.2015 17:18 ↓

Spell Wizard, released in 1982 by DataSoft. Developed by Special Software Systems. Programmed by Phillip Dennis and David Selenkow.

S1E19 DataSoft Letter Wizard 23.06.2015 22:42 ↓

Letter Wizard, released in 1984 by DataSoft. Developed by Special Software Systems. This title is an updated replacement for the 1982 product called Text Wizard.

S1E18 APX Diskette Librarian 09.06.2015 22:29 ↓

Diskette Librarian, released in 1981 by APX. Developed by Ronald & Lynn Marcuse.

S1E17 APX Typo Attack 19.05.2015 28:41 ↓

Typo Attack, released in 1982 by APX. Programmed by David Buehler, a seventeen year old high school junior. It was the winner of the APX Star Award earning David $25,000.

S1E16 Atari Timewise 28.04.2015 21:58 ↓

Timewise, released in 1982 by Atari. It bears a striking resemblance in appearance and usage to APX Weekly Planner (season 1 episode 7). I believe it was developed by RLM Micro Systems (Ronald and Lynn Marcuse) and is likely the natural evolvement of Weekly Planner.

S1E15 FutureHouse The Color Accountant 14.04.2015 41:30 ↓

The Color Accountant, released in 1981 by FutureHouse. Developed by Programmers Institute, and written by Andrew A. Hock.

S1E14 Atari Memo Pad 01.04.2015 14:27 ↓

Memo Pad, released in 1979 by Atari. This program for the Atari 8 bit line of computers was the first multi function productivity software suite for the Atari.

S1E13 APX Home Inventory 24.03.2015 12:49 ↓

Home Inventory, released in 1983 by APX. Developed by RLM Micro Systems. It was programmed by Ronald and Lynn Marcuse, Atari Star Award of Merit winners of January 1982.

S1E12 LJK Data Perfect 10.03.2015 34:54 ↓

Data Perfect, released in 1982 by LJK Enterprises. Developed by Ken Leonhardi.