The Update Part 2 – Is this thing on (redux redux)? Download: S6EU2 This episode discusses the status of the podcasts. Intro music is an excerpt from a chip tune by Wizwars named 8 Bit Raceway.  It is used under Creative Common license Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States.

This episode discusses the status of the podcasts.

The Update – Is this thing on (redux)? Download: S6EU1 This episode discusses the status of the podcasts. Intro music is an excerpt from a chip tune by Wizwars named 8 Bit Raceway.  It is used under Creative Common license Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States.

This episode discusses the status of the podcasts.

The One With The Programming. Time span covered is from October 1989 through December 1989. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at https://inverseatascii.info.

The One With The 80286. Time span covered is from July 1989 through September 1989. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at https://inverseatascii.info.

The One With The Floating Point. Time span covered is from April 1989 through June 1989. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at https://inverseatascii.info.

The One With No Luck. Time span covered is from January 1989 through March 1989. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at https://inverseatascii.info.

The One With No Hardware. Time span covered is from October 1988 through December 1988. Coverage focuses on the Atari SX212 Modem and WiModem232. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at https://inverseatascii.info.

This episode features Analog Database, released in 1986 by Analog Computing. It was programmed by Bryan Schappel and Barry Kolbe. Podcast: Download Analog Database in Action Print Output Printing All Fields: Printing Select Fields (2 Fields): Printing Select Fields (All Fields): Show Links Intro music is an excerpt from a chip tune by Wizwars named 8 Bit […]

This episode features Analog Database, released in 1986 by Analog Computing. It was programmed by Bryan Schappel and Barry Kolbe.

This episode features Personal Fitness, released in 1981 by APX. It was programmed by Dave Getreu. Podcast: Download Media APX Personal Fitness in Action Charts Create New Data Disk Files Print Output There is no printer output from Personal Fitness. Revised Version I revised Personal Fitness to allow two features: A) The ability to use […]

Home Inventory was released in 1983 by Antic. It was developed by Erv Friedman.

This episode features The Computer Gourmet, released in 1984 by New Horizons. Podcast: Download Media Ads (all from 1986): The Computer Gourmet in Action Print Output Show Full Recipe (40 Columns): Show Full Recipe (80 Columns): Show Ingredients (40 Columns): Show Ingredients (80 Columns): Inverse ATASCII Recipe Index (by Category, Recipe): Inverse ATASCII Recipe Index […]

Home Inventory was released in 1983 by Antic. It was developed by Erv Friedman.

This episode features Home Inventory, released in 1983 by Antic. It was developed by Erv Friedman. Podcast: Download Packaging Front: Inner Front: Inner Back: Back: Home Inventory in Action Print Output Documentation: Listing by Number: Listing by Type: Listing by Room: Depreciation Report: Show Links Intro music is an excerpt from a chip tune by […]

Home Inventory was released in 1983 by Antic. It was developed by Erv Friedman.

Being a socialite via Bulleting Board Systems (BBS) the retro way.

BBS This episode features Bulletin Board Systems (BBS), and my experience then and now with them. In short this is a socialization episode. Bulletin Boards are much like modern web based forums. These are places to socialize with other people with the same interests, send/receive files, email, games, etc. There is no preference in the […]

This episode features My First Alphabet, originally released in 1981 by APX Software, then later by Atari. This is a educational title. It was developed by Fernando Herrera who was the first to win Ataris’ Star aware, and later was one of the founders of First Star Software. Podcast: Download Advertising Ad from APX catalog […]

My First Alphabet was originally released in 1981 by APX Software, then later by Atari. This is a educational title. It was developed by Fernando Herrera who was the first to win Ataris' Star aware, and later was one of the founders of First Star Software.

This episode features CalcMagic, originally released in 1985 by Antic Software.  This is a spreadsheet. It was developed by Metamorphosis Development and programmed by Dave Middleton. Podcast: Download Ad from Antic Software catalog in 1988: CalcMagic in Action Show Links: Intro music is an excerpt from a chip tune by Wizwars named 8 Bit Raceway.  It is […]

CalcMagic was released in 1985, by Antic Software. This is a spreadsheet. It was developed by Metamorphosis Development and programmed by Dave Middleton.

This episode features MegaFiler, originally released in 1984 by XLEnt Software.  This is a database featuring a powerful search and reporting engine.  It was developed by Jerry Kwit. Podcast: Download Manual cover: MegaFiler in Action Show Links: Intro music is an excerpt from a chip tune by Wizwars named 8 Bit Raceway.  It is used under Creative Common […]

MegaFiler was released in 1984, by XLEnt Software. This is a database with a powerful search and reporting engine. It was developed by Jerry Kwit.