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Compute's Gazette July 1987
ANALOG and ST-Log will be showing up later. As for this issue, it caught up with GEOS and the applications for that Graphical User Interface. Richard Mansfield's editorial began by invoking the "power loader" in Aliens to talk about how many computer chips were going into cars now, and Fred D'Ignazio's column used almost two-thirds of its length to describe how he'd tried to divert his seven-year-old son from watching "Rambo (the Force of Freedom)" with the educational software Reader Rabbit.
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