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De Re Atari

De Re Atari (Latin for "All About Atari"), subtitled A Guide to Effective Programming, is a book written by Atari, Inc. employees in 1981 and published by the Atari Program Exchange in 1982 as an unbound, shrink-wrapped set of three-holed punched pages. It was one of the few non-software products sold by APX. Targeted at developers, it documents the…

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Author
Chris Crawford Lane Winner Jim Cox Amy Chen Jim Dunion Kathleen Pitta Bob Fraser
Publication date
1982
Publisher
Atari Program Exchange
Language
English
Pages
250 pp
Publication place
United States

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De Re Atari

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De Re Atari

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related to background · 12
De Re Atari → All About Atari, An, Another, Atari, Atari BASIC, Atari Program Exchange, BYTE, Chris Crawford, Compute, Crawford, Lane Winner, Player/Missile Graphics
related to Reception · 9
De Re Atari → APX, Atari, Atari Software, Atari's, Eastern Front, Hardware, Joe Decuir, Mapping, The Addison-Wesley Book
Author · 1
De Re Atari → Chris Crawford Lane Winner Jim Cox Amy Chen Jim Dunion Kathleen Pitta Bob Fraser
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De Re Atari → English
Pages · 1
De Re Atari → 250 pp
Publication date · 1
De Re Atari → 1982
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De Re Atari → United States
Publisher · 1
De Re Atari → Atari Program Exchange
Subject · 1
De Re Atari → Atari 8-bit computers

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atari de re book 1981 1982 program exchange 8-bit publication byte published information compute crawford computers developers features technical first

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De Re AtariAuthorChris Crawford Lane Winner Jim Cox Amy Chen Jim Dunion Kathleen Pitta Bob Fraser1.00infobox
De Re AtariLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
De Re AtariPages250 pp1.00infobox
De Re AtariPublication date19821.00infobox
De Re AtariPublication placeUnited States1.00infobox
De Re AtariPublisherAtari Program Exchange1.00infobox
De Re AtariSubjectAtari 8-bit computers1.00infobox
COMPUTEinstance ofbut they were not as easily obtainable as De Re Atari and tutorials in magazines0.80text
De Re Atarirelated to backgroundAtari0.60section
De Re Atarirelated to backgroundAll About Atari0.60section
De Re Atarirelated to backgroundAtari Program Exchange0.60section
De Re Atarirelated to backgroundAtari BASIC0.60section

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