The Money Manager was released in 1983, by Timeworks, Inc.

The One With The Update. This short episode is an update on the podcast status.

The One With The Modem. Time span covered is from October 1987 through December 1987. Coverage focuses on the Atari SX212 Modem. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

The One With The Mega ST's (and 520STFM). Time span covered is from July 1987 through September 1987. Coverage focuses on the Atari Mega ST's and Atari 520STFM. Coverage also includes a deep dive into the floppy disk. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

The one with the chipset. Time span covered is from April 1987 to June 1987. Coverage focuses on the Atari ST chipset and Atari STM1 mouse. Atari ST BASIC is discussed. Also a dive into Huffman Coding. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

The one with the monitors. Time span covered is from January 1987 to March 1987. Coverage focuses on the Atari monitors. Atari ST LOGO and LOGO in general is discussed, as are CRT inner workings. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

The one with the disk drives. Time span covered is from October 1986 to December 1986. Coverage focuses on the Atari SF354 and Atari SF314 disk drives. Computer Concepts Fast BASIC, Novarone Industries Timekeeper, and Xanth Fuji Demo are discussed. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

The one with the 520 STM. Time span covered is from July 1986 to September 1986. Coverage focuses on the Atari 520 STM. The Avatex modem, Atari ST BASIC, OSS Personal Pascal, and GDOS are discussed. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

The one with the 1040 ST. Time span covered is from April 1986 through June 1986. Coverage focuses on the Atari 1040 ST. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

The one with the 520 ST. Time span covered is from launch to March 1986. Coverage focuses on the Atari 520 ST. This initial episode includes details on what the podcast is about, what will be covered in each episode, and the first episodes content. There are many links in the show notes on the podcast website at http://inverseatascii.info.

This episode features Typesetter, originally released in 1985 by XLEnt Software. It was written by Len Dorfman and Dennis Young. Podcast: Download Box and Supplement Scans I misplaced my copy of Typesetter between research and episode production, thus I was unable to scan it.  There is an image of the front and rear cover at […]

TypeSetter was released in 1985, by XLEnt Software. It was written by Len Dorfman and Dennis Young.

This episode features The Rubber Stamp, originally released in 1985 by XLEnt Software. It was written by Len Dorfman, Dennis Young, and Randy Dellinger. Podcast: Download Box and Supplement Scans The Rubber Stamp front cover:   Rear cover:   Picture of the disk:   Ad from Analog Magazine in August 1985:   Ad from Analog […]

The Rubber Stamp was released in 1985, by XLEnt Software. It was written by Len Dorfman, Dennis Young, and Randy Dellinger.

Page Designer was released in 1985, by XLEnt Software. It was written by Dr. Len Dorfman and Dennis Young.

This episode features Page Designer, originally released in 1985 by XLEnt Software. It was written by Dr. Len Dorfman and Dennis Young. Podcast: Download Box and Supplement Scans Manual front cover:     Manual back cover::     Staff caricature from manual:     Disk:     Registration card front:   Registration card back:   […]

MegaFont II+ was released in 1985, by XLEnt Software. It was written by Randy Dellinger and Richard Rognlie. This episode includes and interview one of the authors - Randy Dellinger.

This episode features MegaFont II+, originally released in 1985 by XLEnt Software. It was written by Randy Dellinger and Richard Rognlie. This episode includes an interview with one of the authors – Randy Dellinger. Podcast: Download Box and Supplement Scans MegaFont II + Manual cover:   Megafont II (previous version) Manual cover:   1450XLD Brochure […]

The First XLEnt Word Processor was released in 1985, by XLEnt Software. It was written by David Castell.

This episode features the First XLEnt Word Processor, originally released in 1985 by XLEnt Software. It was written by David Castell. A follow up version (2.1) was released in 1986. Podcast: Download Logo   Box and Supplement Scans The XLEnt software packages were not shipped in boxes. They were packaged in 6″ x 9″ vinyl […]

PaperClip was released in 1985, by Batteries Included. It was originally released in 1982 for the Commodore PET. The PET version was written by Steve Douglas. The Atari port was written by Steve Ahlstrom and Dan Moore. This word processor is unique in that it uses a hardware security device that plugs into the joystick port.

This episode features PaperClip, originally released in 1985 by Batteries Included. It was originally released in 1982 for the Commodore PET. The PET version was written by Steve Douglas. The Atari port was written by Steve Ahlstrom and Dan Moore. This word processor is unique in that it uses a hardware security device that plugs […]

Podcast: Download This episode features Floppy Disks. 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.

Podcast: Download   This episode features Floppy Disks.   Scans Typical 3.5″ Floppy:   Typical 5.25″ Floppy:   Typical 5.25″ Disk Label:   Typical 5.25″ Write Protect (8″ Write Enable) Tape:   Typical 5.25″ Sleeve Warnings:     Mohawk MDS-21: Mohawk Data Sciences Series 21 Data Terminal   Show Links: Floppy Disk Wiki:...

MicroFiler released in 1983, by MPP (Microbits Peripheral Products). It was written by Jim Harrison. MicroFiler is simple database filing system geared for the home user. It was somewhat unique in that is was offered as a cartridge.