S04 · E24

Computers and the Arts

Mar 3, 198730m

Computers are moving form math and engineering to the world of the arts. A look at how artists are using computer technology. Guests: Eddie Dombrower, DOM Dance Press; Larry Friedlander, Stanford; Charles Kerns, Stanford; John Burke, Oakland Museum; Stacy Mitchell, Great Wave Software Products/Demos: DOM Dance Notation, PatchworkTheater, GameMac, VisionMac, SpinConcertWare, Terpsichore. http://www.archive.org/details/Computer1987

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Educational Software: Part 1

Educational Software: Part 2

MIDI Music

RISC Processors

Utilities

Second Hand Computers

Desktop Publishing: Part 1

Desktop Publishing: Part 2

Software Macros

RAM Resident Software

Comdex Special 1986

Project Management Software

Christmas Buyers Guide

Electronic Mail

Intel 386 Microprocessor

On-Line Services: Part 1

On-Line Services: Part 2

Intelligent Buildings

Modems

Speech Recognition & Synthesis

Tax Preparation Software

Portable Computers

Computers and Kids

Computers and the Arts

Computers and Illiteracy

Computers and Gambling

Business Applications: Part 1 - Word Processors

Business Applications: Part 2 - Spreadsheets 1

Business Applications: Part 3 - Spreadsheets 2

Business Applications: Part 4 - Database Management Software

The New Macs

IBM PS/2

Super Computers

PC Clones from Asia