Software & books FS

[mhackett@alpha.vaxxine.com (Michael Hackett)]

I have the following computer software and books for sale.  Prices do
not include mailing costs. (You choose the method and what you want
and I'll send you a price.)  All of the software includes all of the 
original packaging and manuals, although you can request that I not
include the packaging or flatten out the box to save on mailing costs.


Apple II (8-bit) software:

Congo Bongo - Sega                       $5
Earl Weaver Baseball - Electronic Arts   $5
Rocky's Boots - The Learning Company     $5
  -- Introduction to logic gates and the basics of computer technology
     in the form of a fun game for kids.  Excellent!


Apple IIgs (16-bit) software:

Fast Break (Basketball) - Accolade     $10


Computer books:

Apple IIgs Technical Reference - Michael Fischer - Osborne McGraw-Hill  $10
   -- Condensed (well, 700 pages) version of all of Apple's original
      technical documentation for the IIgs.  A bit out of date now,
      but still a handy reference.

Apple IIgs Toolbox Revealed - Danny Goodman - Bantam  $5
   -- Overview of the IIgs toolbox for programmers and non-programmers.
      Contains little actual programming code, but explains how much of
      the toolbox works.

C Primer Plus (1988) - The Waite Group - Howard W. Sams & Co.  $10
   -- Excellent introduction to C with review questions and exercises
      at the end of each chapter, and a handy C-language reference card.

Exploring the Apple IIgs - Gary B. Little - Addison Wesley  $10
   -- Introduction to IIgs architecture and programming by a master.

Introduction to Pascal - Rodney Zaks - Sybex  $5
   -- A bit old (1981) but still an excellent introduction to programming
      in Pascal, including excercises in each chapter ** with solutions **.

Oh! Pascal! 2nd ed. (1985) - Cooper and Clancy - Norton  $10
   -- Another Pascal introductory text.  Lots of exercises, but only a
      handful of the exercises include answers.  For the rest, you have
      to get the "Teacher's" edition.  I'll also throw in the companion
      manual, "Oh! Turbo 5 Pascal!", a supplement for those using that
      environment.