Re: Apple magazines

[salfter@salfter.dyndns.org (Scott Alfter)]

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In article <7gCIa.26770$111.5569@news04.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com>,
Tim Haynes <timhaynes@alumni.NO.SPAM.PLEASE.uwaterloo.ca> wrote:
>Nibble was the most fun for my dollar.  And I got a two-liner published!
>(Does anybody have a copy of the issue with the "Treasure Diver" game on the
>cover?  The cover art features a scuba diver at the surface of the water
>holding a handful of gold coins/jewelry).

The April 1990 issue has a program I wrote to read the color of a pixel on
the Hi-Res display...it's like the SCRN command for Lo-Res graphics.  I also
had a two-liner (or was it a one-liner?) published at some point, but I
don't recall what it was offhand.

One of these days, I'll scan in all of my Nibbles.  I have every issue from
1983 or '84 forward, and a few older issues...I'd like to scan in the
articles as HTML and the programs as text and executables, and then put
everything on CD-R or DVD-R (probably CD-R, as I don't know if a DVD-ROM
drive will work on an Apple II and I'd rather not fork over the $$$ for a
SCSI DVD-ROM drive to find out).

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