RUN (April 1984)

RUN was one of the most popular Commodore 8-bit magazines. It had a pretty long run from the beginning of 1984 until the end of 1992. The September 1985 issue includes:

Features

• Meet the Amiga - The scoop on Commodore's exciting new business and personal computer.


• Fraction Action - Practice fractions with your own personal math tutor.


• Commodores in the Classroom - An interview with Commodore's Manager of Educational Marketing.


• Commodore Launches A New Program - Commodore supports the Young Astronaut Program.


• Short-Order Typist - This typing-tutor program is the toast of the town.


• Are You Prepared for the SAT? - A look at the role that some available software may play in helping students to improve their scores.


• Computers in Education - A stimulating discussion of the issues surrounding computer-assisted instruction.


• UltraQuiz - Create and print out quizzes, questionnaires and other such goodies.


• Telecommunications...TeleLearning - Find out about this on-line educational network through which you can even earn a college degree.


• Commodore Helps Pay the Bills - Print professional-looking checks, a record of each entry and a running balance of your transactions.


• 64 Perfect Typist - RUN's long-awaited checksum program is finally here to ensure that all the programs you type in from RUN will work the first time without error.

Departments

• RUNning Ruminations - Education, the Amiga and RUN's checksum.


• Magic - Hints and tips that help you perform computing wizardry.


• Software Gallery
• Script/Plus
• Master of the Lamps
• Kid Pro Quo
• Mig Alley Ace
• Trivia Plus


• Hardware Gallery
• Computereyes
• Quick Data Drive
• Hush 80 Printer


• Commodore's Service Network - Concluding the list of dealers in Commodore's newly established network that brings service closer to home.


• Mail RUN


• New Products RUNdown

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