Enter Magazine

Results of the ENTER Presidential Poll. Democratic candidates Mondale, Hart and Jackson received the most support form Adam, Atari and Timex/Sinclair owners. TS owner were most likely to be worried about energy and conservation and they considered unemployment the most important election issue.

Fahrenheit to centigrade (and vice versa) conversion program.

The Party Program (all computers; TS specific adjustments on p55); Path Panic for all TS computers.

Typing Trainer (all computers; TS specific adjustments on p55)

Micro Mind Reader (all computers; TS specific adjustments on p55); correction to Codes Master (June 1984) on page 59.

Code Master (all computers; TS specific adjustments on p51) and Star Navigator for TS 1000/1500.

Bouncing ball that leaves a trail.

Games to Learn By, in Williamsburg, MA and run by Marty Warner-Dubay, a former Timex software engineer, is continuing to support the Timex computers.

Simple adventure game. Instructions for converting to Timex-Sinclair BASIC provided.

Resources for orphaned computer users.

A simple drawing program for all Timex-Sinclair computers.

Timex’s withdrawal from the computer market caused publication to pull a review of the 2068 that was scheduled for the previous issue.

Write with “invisible” ink.

In this game for Timex-Sinclair computers, you must maneuver a black box through a series of gates.

Sort 100 letters into six boxes.

Announcement that Pete Shelley’s upcoming album will have a track of Atari software. Describes how XL.1 had a special groove that contained a ZX81 program Shelley wrote to display song lyrics and graphics as the record played.

The Timex-Sinclair 1000 and 1500 don’t have sound built-in. But Steve Urbauer, age 13, of Lincoln, Nebraska, has figured out a way to make music with them, anyway. You just have to use a radio as a peripheral.

Program to calculate your weight on other planets. Instructions for converting to Timex-Sinclair BASIC included.

No matter which combination of heads and tails you bet on, the computer can pick a combination that gives it a better chance of winning.

The computer picks people at random, gives them a command and tells them where to perform their task or whom to do it with.