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24 Episodes 1987 - 1988
Episode 1
Sat, Jan 24, 1987
An introduction to Apple's Hypercard.
Episode 2
Sat, Jan 24, 1987
Episode 3
Wed, Nov 11, 1987
Episode 4
Wed, Nov 18, 198728 mins
A look at some early networking technologies for IBM PC compatibles, including Grapevine, EasyLAN, 3Com, and Novell.
Episode 5
Wed, Nov 25, 198727 mins
A look at Apple's early efforts at networking computers such as Appletalk, AppleShare, FileServer and MacLink.
Episode 6
Tue, Dec 1, 198727 mins
Episode 7
Fri, May 27, 1988
Episode 8
Sun, Jan 24, 198828 mins
A look at early computer games. Featured are Earl Weaver Baseball, Ferrari Formula One, Tower of Myraglen, and Shanghai.
Episode 9
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
Episode 10
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
Episode 11
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
A look at the use of personal computers to digitize and process images.
Episode 12
Thu, Jan 28, 1988
Episode 13
Thu, Jul 14, 1988
Episode 14
Thu, Jul 21, 1988
Episode 15
Fri, Feb 26, 1988
Episode 16
Thu, Jul 28, 1988
Shareware, a term first coined by programmer Jim Button, are applications created for users at no charge and can be distributed freely among colleagues and friends.
Episode 17
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
The Commodore 64 was the first computer for many families. This program looks at what you can do with the famous C-64.
Episode 18
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
As operating systems grew more robust, one of the key new features was the ability to multitask, run several applications at the same time.
Episode 19
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
A look at how computers are now being used as graphics tools by business. Part 1 focuses on Mac-based tools. Demonstrations include MacDraw II from Claris, Microsoft's Excel, Cricket Presents from Cricket Software, Adobe Illustrator, and ImageMaker.
Episode 20
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
Part 2 of 2: A review of business graphics products in the IBM compatible world. Products demonstrated include Energraphics, KaleidoView, Draw Applause, Freelance Plus, Harvard Graphics, GEM Graph, Presentation Team, Cubicomp, and Zenographics.
Episode 21
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
How do you communicate with your computer? This program looks at various input devices for telling your computer what you want it to do. Demonstrations include various mice from Microsoft, Logitech, Multimouse, and MSC, new keyboards from Apricot and Honeywell, the L-PC Lite Pen, a bar code reader, Felix for the Macintosh, the Keytronic Touchpad keyboard, the FastTrap trackball, the cordless Manager Mouse, the Elographics touch screen, and NestorWriter.
Episode 23
Sun, Jan 24, 198827 mins
So you've bought your laptop, but that's only the beginning. What else do you need to become the complete road warrior? This program looks at several add-on options.
Episode 24
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
In the early days of PCs, you had to know how to open up the box and add the functionality you really wanted when you bought the computer. This program looks at some of those upgrade options.
Episode 26
Sun, Jan 24, 1988
Computer Aided Design (CAD) programs are used by engineers and architects, but new simplified CAD programs have come out for personal computers that let individual consumers use the power of CAD software.