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44 COMPUTE) September/October, 198O. Issue 6 1000 1017 1020 1030 1035 PRINT"fi":NR=INT{RND(TI)*4) IFC=1THENR1=R:R=R+NR IFC=2THENR2=RR:RR=RR+NR IFR>9THENR=9:NR=R-Rl IFRR>9THENRR=9:NR=RR-R2 1040 PRINT'^WWlNCREASE IN YOUR RESOURCE - 1060 -.UNITS: f ";NR GOSUB19000:GOTO15 0 2000 PRINT"fi";Nl$;" CANDIDATE LEADS:*": ->FORZ = lTO51 2020 IFT% ( Z ) >TT% ( Z) THENPRINT"jl" ; ST$ ( Z ) ; EL% -.(Z) :CT=CT+1 2030 2040 2050 IFCT=20THENGOSUB19000:CT=0:PRINT"fi" NEXTZ CT=0:GOSUB190 00:GOTO150 3000 PRINT"fi";N2$;n CANDIDATE LEADS:*": -.FORZ = 1TO51 3020 IFT%(Z)TT%(Z)THENT1=T1+EL%(Z) IFT%(Z)T2THENPRINT"fit^r";NlS;"» -.CANDIDATE WINS!!":END 4037 IFTU=10ANDTl
September/October, 1980. Issue 6 COMPUTE! 45 PLEXI — VUE SOLAR SCREEN TM DRAMATIC IMPROVEMENT? jmmodore PET YOU BE THE JUDGE! r i i i \ v SOLAR SCREEN We urge you to read this and consider our PLEXI- VUE High Contrast SOLAR SCREEN. You will see il is a small price to pay for a big improvement! Some consider it as an Rx for tired eyes! As you will see from our offers, you can even get one FREE! CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT IS IT FOR YOU? We have all experienced the eyestrain acquired from silting in front of the computer for too many hours playing games or working. Thai is now a thing of the past due to recent developments in the area of CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT. First, the construction of most home computers is such that generally the CRT screens are of a phosphor light gray in color, which makes it difficult to distinguish between the white letters and gray background. The former method was to turn the CRT brightness up which increased contrast but also increased GLARE. This is where the eyestrain comes in. What you need is something that will INCREASE the CONTRAST while DECREASING the GLARE. Several products on the market will accomplish this but to different degrees of success and a drastic difference in cost, as you will see. OUR PRODUCT We produce ihe PLEXI-VUE High Contrast SOLAR Screen from General Electric LEXAN which is unbreakable. It is neutral in color and will work with all phosphor screens including green. This SOLAR LEXAN is a sixteenth of an inch thick and mounts to your computer within a minute after you receive it. You do not need tools of any kind, you just strip off the masking from the foam adhesive and apply the unit to the front of the computer! Then you are ready to enjoy the DRAMATIC difference in viewing WHITE let ters on a BLACK screen. Or if you have a GREEN phosphor screen you will see GREEN letters con trasted against BLACK as you do on the expensive WANG and IBM computers! You will also notice that long periods of activity at the computer will not bring on the resultant eyestrain that normally accompanies GLARE. You've been driving into the sun and noticed the difference when you put on a pair of polarizing sunglasses; this is the kind of change you will see by installing PLEXI-VUE! SATISFIED USERS! We have been producing and selling the PLEXI- VUE for about a year and a half and have quite a following among users. We have sold to a large number of Colleges, Universities, Schools, Lawyers, C.P.A.'s, Doctors, Hospitals and Laboratories. We know they are pleased because they immediately re-order more PLEXl-VUEs for other computers. Testimonials from users range from, "AMAZING!" to ". . . really like it, enter my order for another!" Don't take our word for it, ask somebody who owns one! THE COMPETITION The SUN-FLEX Optical Filter at S20.00 for the smallest version, consists of a fine screening material with a plastic border. It increases con trast but creates a moire effect on the screen if your program has animation. It will also bother you if you have any degree of astigmatism. You can blow through the fine screening material, and have to be very careful not to damage it. The POLAROID CP-70 Polarization Filter also increases contrast and decreases glare. It costs from 526.00 for a formed plastic filter or from $68.00 for laminated glass versions. Brackets are provided for mounting. The GLARE-GUARD by Optical Coating Laboratory sells for $95 for certain computers only. It is a very high quality circular polarization material laminated between two pieces of reflection cancelling coated glass. It's thick and heavy, and requires special mounting. Used in some expensive terminals. Material can be purchased for custom fabrication for small computers. As with the SUN-FLEX AND POLAROID versions [he screens look "added on" due to the way they are mounted. SOME OTHER COMPANIES PRODUCE A MYLARF1LMTHATYOU WETANDAPPLY TOTHECRTTO DARKEN THE SCREEN. WE WILL NOT MENTION THEM ANY FUR THER THAN TO SAY THEY ARE A RIP-OFF! DRAWBACKS We, like other manufacturers of contrast enhance ment devices do not recommend their use if you inlend to use a light pen. Since the screens cut GLARE, they also reduce light intensity which is needed by the photocell in the pen. Our screen works with some pens, but we would rather caution you than disappoint you after you purchased it. FREE TRIAL OFFER We urge you to test the PLEXI-VUE Screen now. Order one for our 30-day no obligation trial. See the dramatic difference it makes on your com puter. See how much easier it is to read text with the higher contrast, and how much more you en joy your computer. Your friends will notice the new appearance as the above photos show. We can make this offer because we have a QUALITY PRODUCT, at a REASONABLE PRICE that we feel will meet with your approval, if you will GIVE IT A TRY! After you have used it, decide if you want to keep it. If you do you'll own the most affordable con trast enhancement device on the market. I f for any reason you're not completely satisfied, simply return your screen with-in 30 days for a prompt and courteous refund. You can't lose! To order your PLEXI-VUE for our free trial, simply send your personal check or money order for $14.95 + $1.00 Shipping. We accept MASTERCHARGE or VISA! Give ACCOUNT NUMBER, INTERBANK NUMBER, EXPIRA TION DATE, AND SIGN your order. Give Model Number needed from CHART: PXI = PETs/CBMs with METAL CRT Cases. PX2 = PETs/CBMs with PLASTIC CRT Cases. PX3 = NEW 80 Character CRT CBMs. *• FREE PLEXI-VUE! ** Order a SOFTPAC-1 at the Regular price of $34.95 + SI.00 Shipping and we'll GIVE you the PLEXI- VUE FREE! The 30 day TRIAL OFFER applies to both! (You must return BOTH for a refund.) SOFTPAC-1 contains 17 programs on DISC or TAPE (SPECIFY) in a Notebook with Back-up copies, printed instructions & program listings! GAMES W/SOUND too! ORDER FROM: COMPETITIVE SOFTWARE 21650 Maple Glen Drive Edwardsburg, MI 49112
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