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On Three
The Magazine for Apple /// Owners and Users

80 Microcomputing
80-NW/80-US

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Jr
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ROM

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The Eighty

Volume 1

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1	1	January, 1983	Premier Issue
1	2	February/March, 1983	Pascal Tutorial Begins
1	3	April/May, 1983	SpeedBoot (Un) Lock
1	4	June/July, 1983	Changing Your Keyboard

Volume 2

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
2	1	Undated, 1984	Why Is Everyone So Excited About Lazarus?
2	2	Undated, 1984	512K Memory Upgrade Information

Volume 3

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
3	1	January, 1986	Review: Word Juggler
3	2	February, 1986	Graphically Speaking
3	3	March, 1986	Directories ///
3	4	April, 1986	BASIC Internals: A Look Inside
3	5	May, 1986	Desktop Supremacy
3	6	June, 1986	Music, Maestro, Please
3	7	July, 1986	Data Plotting with Pkaso

On Three was a magazine written for users of the Apple /// Computer.

The above inventory represents all of the issues I am aware of. It's easy to believe that there was a large gap around the time that Apple cancelled the Apple ///, but the two issues in two years seems like a bit more of a gap than I'd expect.

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