The Apple's Apprentice

In a world of computer magazines where the target audience leans toward the adult side of life, comes "The Apple’s Apprentice" – the first computer magazine produced for beginners and kids of all ages, from 8 to 80. Put your feet up on a chair, relax, and learn about Apple II computers in an informative, fun way. All three issues have been lovingly restored, so that you can enjoy the amazement and wonder of computing in 1984. Highlights of this 2nd Edition include: - A new interview with Roger Wagner by Brian Wiser. - Articles by kids and wizards like Roger Wagner and Mike Thyng of A.P.P.L.E. - Spells and Potions – Open the huge oak door and find inside magical cures for ills such as how to prevent the screen from scrolling, and other Applesoft BASIC tutorials. - The Sourceror’s Apprentice – Assembly language programming for teenagers. - Programming Q&A sessions with The Wizard of Fairhill Castle. - Ye Olde Game Shoppe – News and reviews. - Glance through our crystal ball with predictions of Apples in your future, games to come, peripherals, and products of interest to kids. - A story on special effects wizard John Dykstra and Apogee that created effects for Star Wars and Star Trek – using an Apple II. - Journey to a Computer Camp, Cross Words puzzles, and amusing Micro Chips color comics about Apples.