80 Microcomputing

Issue 5 of 80 Microcomputing

Volume 1980

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1980	1	January, 1980	Missing from Collection
1980	2	February, 1980	Missing from Collection
1980	3	March, 1980	Missing from Collection
1980	4	April, 1980	Missing from Collection
1980	5	May, 1980	Word Processors: 2 Systems Compared
1980	6	June, 1980	Life: Play the Game
1980	7	July, 1980	Adventure, Education, Tutorial
1980	8	August, 1980	Missing from Collection
1980	9	September, 1980	Tandy Shoots Back with Three New Computers
1980	10	October, 1980	Have the Courts Smashed Softwrae Copyrights?
1980	11	November, 1980	Get Wired
1980	12	December, 1980	Dvorak vs. QWERTY

Volume 1981

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1981	13	January, 1981	Crayon Color your 80
1981	14	February, 1981	Education... A Profound Change?
1981	15	March, 1981	Which Disk Operating System is Best for You?
1981	16	April, 1981	Beyond 80 Graphics
1981	17	May, 1981	High Finance at Home
1981	18	June, 1981	Printers: How Do They Stack Up?
1981	19	July, 1981	Assault on BASIC
1981	20	August, 1981	All Work and No Play...
1981	21	September, 1981	Robotics
1981	22	October, 1981	Artificial Intelligence
1981	23	November, 1981	Get Down to Business
1981	24	December, 1981	Buyers Guide

Volume 1982

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1982	25	January, 1982	Buyers Guide: Which Disk Drive is Best?
1982	26	February, 1982	Will Computers Replace Teachers?
1982	27	March, 1982	How You Can Use the New Color Graphics
1982	28	April, 1982	Crash Savers: Your Program May Not Be Lost
1982	29	May, 1982	Microcomputer Art - Inspiration or a New Scam?
1982	30	June/July, 1982	How You Can Join the Network Nation
1982	31	August, 1982	Arcade - Annual Games Issue
1982	32	September, 1982	Ultimate Guide To Word Processors
1982	33	October, 1982	Micros in Business
1982	34	November, 1982	Computer Alchemy: Science Embraces the Micro
1982	35	December, 1982	Turn Your 80 into a Sound-Actuated Typewriter

Volume 1983

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1983	36	January, 1983	The Creator
1983	37	February, 1983	Micros: The New Supertoys
1983	38	March, 1983	Build It Yourself
1983	39	April, 1983	A Buyer's Guide to Languages
1983	40	May, 1983	A Buyer's Guide to Graphics and Printers
1983	41	June, 1983	Your TRS-80 Can Speak 6502
1983	42	July, 1983	Language Land
1983	43	August, 1983	Annual Games Issue
1983	44	September, 1983	Confused? How to Become A Better Planner
1983	45	October, 1983	Science
1983	46	November, 1983	Demystifying Bar Codes
1983	47	December, 1983	Assembly Made Easy

Volume 1984

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1984	48	January, 1984	The Model 2000
1984	49	February, 1984	Young Programmers - The Best of the Brightest
1984	50	March, 1984	TRS-NUKE - Build Your Own Power Plant Simulator
1984	51	April, 1984	Deflating CP/M
1984	52	May, 1984	Be the Boss of a BBS
1984	53	June, 1984	How to Create Split-Screen Displays
1984	547	July, 1984	The Model 2000: A Better Breed of BASIC
1984	55	August, 1984	Annual Games Issue
1984	56	September, 1984	Raging Drives - What to Do When They Turn on You
1984	57	October, 1984	Bar Codes
1984	58	November, 1984	Utili-Keys - Unlock the Power of Your TRS-80
1984	59	December, 1984	The Tandy 1000

Volume 1985

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1985	60	January, 1985	Speed Demon - The 80 Micro BASIC Compiler
1985	61	February, 1985	What's the Difference? How TRS-80 BASICs Compare and Contrast
1985	62	March, 1985	Those #*$& Messages
1985	63	April, 1985	Great Graphics - Hi-Res Computing on your III or 4
1985	64	May, 1985	Write Your Own Simulations
1985	65	June, 1985	Hot Hints for the Model 1000
1985	66	July, 1985	BBS Bonanza!
1985	67	August, 1985	Mastering Model 4 BASIC
1985	68	September, 1985	Making Connections
1985	69	October, 1985	Time To Buy a Hard Disk
1985	70	November, 1985	What's The Good Word?
1985	71	December, 1985	The ABCs of C

Volume 1986

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1986	72	January, 1986	P as in Power
1986	73	February, 1986	Got a Problem? Let Our Math Programs Solve Them for You!
1986	74	March, 1986	Do It Yourself: Create Your Own Database Manager
1986	75	April, 1986	You Figure it Out! Analyze Statistics on Your Tandy Micro
1986	76	May, 1986	Portable Power: Great New Uses for Your Model 100
1986	77	June, 1986	Advanced BASIC
1986	78	July, 1986	Software Riot!
1986	79	August, 1986	CP/M: The DOS That Wouldn't Die
1986	80	September, 1986	Best Buys for the 1000
1986	81	October, 1986	Bugs Got You Bummed?
1986	82	November, 1986	The Well-Traveled Programmer
1986	83	December, 1986	First Look! We Got Our Hands on Tandy's New Micros, And Here's What We Found...

Volume 1987

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1987	84	January, 1987	The End of the Floppy?
1987	85	February, 1987	Get Organized With 80 Micro's Thought Outliner
1987	86	March, 1987	Crash! How to Fix A Blown MS-DOS Disk
1987	87	April, 1987	Tandy 1000 Graphics
1987	88	May, 1987	Special Issue: Utilities
1987	89	June, 1987	Assembly Language for Beginners
1987	90	July, 1987	Personal Finance
1987	91	August, 1987	Special Issue: 10 Years of Tandy Computing
1987	92	September, 1987	More From Tandy
1987	93	October, 1987	Expanded Memory - How Your 1000 Can Break 640K
1987	94	November, 1987	Missing from Collection
1987	95	December, 1987	Missing from Collection

80 Microcomputing was "The TRS-80 Magazine" devoted to the entire line of Tandy/Radio Shack computers.

(Submitted May 28, 2009 14:08:55 by John)

I have 80 Micro(aka Microcomputing) from Oct 1980 thru 1986. Also Tandy TRS-80 software, ie DeskMate, Money Decisions IV, Maxi Manager etc.. How do I go about finding someone interested in these items and how much they are worth.

Thank you.

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