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| isbn = 0918398614 | | isbn = 0918398614 | ||
| isbn-13 = 9780918398611 | | isbn-13 = 9780918398611 | ||
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| alibris = 11372271543 | | alibris = 11372271543 | ||
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| infosource = [[Dean Leiber]] | |||
| format = Soft Cover | |||
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| infosource = [[Dean Leiber]] | | infosource = [[Dean Leiber]] | ||
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334 pages, paperback. Published by dilithium (sic) Press. 37 programs total. Has an 8 page color section in the middle with screenshots of running programs "which illustrates how programs will look on a colored screen." | 334 pages, paperback. Published by dilithium (sic) Press. 37 programs total. Has an 8 page color section in the middle with screenshots of running programs "which illustrates how programs will look on a colored screen." | ||
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| TRS-80 Color Computer Programs | |
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| Title | TRS-80 Color Computer Programs |
| Author | Feldman, Phil, and Rugg, Tom |
| Publisher | Dilithium (sic) Press |
| Pub Date | {{{pub_date}}} |
| Pages | 334 |
| ISBN | 0918398614 |
| ISBN-13 | 9780918398611 |
| Alibris | 11372271543 |
| Language | English |
| Format | Soft Cover |
| Notes | |
| Info Source | Dean Leiber |
334 pages, paperback. Published by dilithium (sic) Press. 37 programs total. Has an 8 page color section in the middle with screenshots of running programs "which illustrates how programs will look on a colored screen."