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Atar~

•

June

1992

........

~~~

• I

• Survival...

Atarians

know what it

have to prepare

for survival

in this

world

of PC

compatibility.

But for

those

of us

who

do pack our

sack with the essentials and

stride

ahead confidently, the

rewards are continued utility

and

versatility of these machines

we have chosen. This month,

AtariUser

doing its part to help

you

prepare

your

arsenal and

stock your

supply

cabinet

of the

best and brightest Atari hardware and

software.

A new feature this month is a

selection

Survival Kits

top public domain

and shareware

software. Whether you need

ST, Portfolio,

8-Bit,

all

three,

have deals for you in our

columns

by Ron Berinstein, BJ.

Gleason, and

Chuck

Steinman.

If these disks-by-mail

are popular, we'll

do more of

them.

Our

Resource

section

this month

features

our

Annual

Comprehensive User Group

Top Stories

...

And so much more

...

News Alerts

Portfolio, Lynx,

Bit.

14,16,18

RE:Views

MegaPaint Professional.

HotteSTGame of the Month-Knights of the Sky.

Features

Special Issue ...

Focus on Survival!

What

ckJ

you need to survive

an Atari user..?

Long life and all the

goodies

you need to live.

Portfolio Survival

Your hardware and software toolkit.

iiit

Bit Survival

Where

survival is a way of life

...

Learning MIDI

Knowledge is survival.

Free STITT Survival

Some of the best things in life are free!

Resource

"Save this Page"...

AtariUser's annual "Every

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Personal Viewpoints and Responses from

Our

Atari Community

~~-Readers

Editorial

Staff

Ron Berinstein

Clinton Smith

Norm.Welnress

Chuck

Steinman

B.J:

GleasOn

Robert Jung

B· te.Back

r;;'~Where

the

@#*!$%

are you ..

What happened to SDS? Can I get an upgradefor my

Deskjet Utility Pak and a copy of the Newdesk /can Editor?

Robert Martin, Campbell's Bay, Quebec, Canada

multiscan. The important

thing

is to read the specs. As we

said, be sure any monitor you consider will

handle

60 and

vertical

plus

15.7 and 35.1 Khz

horizontal

sweeps.

And

try

before you buy. -

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.....

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Offices

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Although Software Development Systems was donn ant for

some

time while the phone company decided what to do

with

them.

they are now

and running again in

the

same

location.

Orders and upgrades that

have

gone unfilled for

some time are being processed, and

the

new' products

are

available. Software Development Systems.

996

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Ave

#404. Long Beach, CA 90804. SDS

has

two phone

numbers: for general infonnation. call 310-595-9799;

order

product,

call800-237-4SDS-IN

! ""

want my ATV.•.

response to the

high

price for the

SC1224

and SC1435

color monitors ... I had my dealer order me a set

cabl~s

for

$15.

One

end.haoks up

to the

monitor output

jack.

and

the

other

end

hooks to my

$329

20"

JVC

rv.

A great

picture from

520FM. no moire patterns as through

the

hookup.

Much easier on

the

eyes

than looking at a tiny

14"

monitor.

Edward

Smith. Houston,

Some "monitor

quality"

sets will

have

good perfor-

mance

fcir use

as you

describe, but

the composite video

output is seldom

sufficient for use

with small text.

But

an alternative

to buying

a color monitor

supplement a

monochrome

monitor.

especially for games. your sugges-

tion is well taken. Beware,

your

ST has no

modulator

(Like

early 1040's

and all Megas),

won't

have

a signal on

the composite

cable

line

either.

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your 8 bit parallel ...

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other

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are.trademarks

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Where can I gel

all

intelface for an 8-bit Atari

130

XE to a

Star

NX-1001 graphic printer and

which

companies carlY

printers that will do graphics with an interface?

-Arthur

A Farrington

Indiahoma, OK

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any· respons!bility fOr

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damages due

to errors.';'

misuse.

or omissions};

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means in whole

part

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without

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_We'd

ilear from

as:.:

Check

the

ads

here

inAtariUser,

and call them, they know

their stuff. Printer interfaces for the 8-bit computer include

theAtari

850,

rCD

P:R:Connection and MIO Box. CSS's

Black

Box, the MPP-1150, They'll make virtually any

"standard" printer work with your Atari XE. The software

you are using on your computer to generate graphics for

printing will

have

to be "told" what kind of printer you are

using, and the Star should accept

the

"Epson FX" or

generic 9-pin printer

commands.-IN

[;;,,'1

want

my A TV... Really

big...

What

are the specs

on the

19"

monochrome Atari

monitor? Is it

interlaced?

What's the dot pitch? What

word

processors

can make use of its 2-page size? How big

it?

Lynn

Ellsworth.

Albany NY

Any

our advertisers will

be happy

to go over

'Atari

equipment specs with you, While r

know of no

"word

processors"

that use

a 2-page display, all "desktop

publishing" and most layout

and

document

processors

have

a 2-page display mode

that

will improve dramatically when

shown on a

large

screen. No Atari modes are interlaced,

and

dot

pitch only

is relevant

color displays, where the

smaller the

number

(look for

under

.30),

the better the

resolution.

-IN

r ..

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dedicate

ourselves

back. ..

/;;·~~o.

So there...

Is there any way to run Atari 5200 games on all 8-bit Atari

XlJXE?

Trevor Harvey, N.S. Canada

Nope. While a number of cartridge 5200 and

7800

games

appeared in the pirate marketplace, these were hacks of the

code itself. I doubt that there is any way for you to play

those

game carts on anything but the video consoles for

which they were intended. -

~ulti-what

Your articles "And We Here Highly Resolve" and

"Mult-

isynch

Myths and

the

Alari ST' don't seem to agree. Which

is it thpt really will work on an ST

a multiSYNC or a

multiSCAN monitor?

Scott Lemmon, Palatka FL

Actually, we

can

have it both ways. The tenninology for

monitor types has become so

blurred

that

monitors

with

identical

specs can be marketed as either

multisync

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hanor

write to you and I

love

to will be a member

your magazine. I dedicate my salute to all who

labor

ill

AU Magazine.

Hadjila Nassereddine,

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