Basic legal work without lawyers

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Legal LetterWorks, $79.95, from Round Lake Publishing, is a book-disk combination that includes more than 160 legal forms. Most simple personal and business situations are covered. There are ten categories of forms: wills and gifts; buying, selling or leasing real estate; borrowing or lending money; buying or selling goods; starting a business; operating a corporation; buying or selling a business; general contract clauses; employees and representatives; and releases, powers of attorney and notary statements. Some people might say that such matters should always be left to an attorney, but others would point out that much that is required in many legal transactions amounts to little more than filling in a form. Separately, two books about DOS are recommended: 'DOS Batch File Power With the Jamsa Batch Utilities' and 'Simply DOS.' Both are by Kris Jamsa.

Evaluation, Software, Business forms, Legal practice software, Authorship, Forms, MS-DOS, Software packages, Round Lake Publishing Company Inc., Forms (Law), Jamsa, Kris, Legal LetterWorks (Forms generation software)

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Making your Mac say aargh!

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Several new books about the Apple Macintosh computer and its design and construction are now available. Craig O'Donnell's $19.95 Cool Mac Sounds describes how to enter new sounds on to the Apple Mac and comes with a 1.4Mbyte disk. Two other $19.95 Cool books include Clint Hicks' Cool Mac Animation and Steve Sanz's Cool Mac QuickTime. John C. Dvorak recently published Dvorak's Inside Track to the Mac. The $39.95 book includes over 700 pages of descriptions and comes with shareware and freeware. A book titled Everything You Wanted to Know About the Mac And Some Things You Didn't Know You Wanted to Know, compiled by Larry Hanson, costs $29.95 and includes 900 pages of information. Dave Kosiur and Nancy E. H. Jones wrote Macworld Networking Handbook,a $29.95 guide to computer networks.

Electronic computers, Computer industry, Marketing, AAPL, Book publishing, Apple Inc., Reference Book, Cool Mac Sounds (Book), Cool Mac Animation (Book), Cool Mac QuickTime (Book), Dvorak's Inside Track to the Mac (Book), Everything You Wanted to Know About the Mac and Some Things You Didn't Know You Wanted to Know (Book), Macworld Networking Handbook (Book), Everything You Wanted to Know About the Mac And Some Things You Didn't Know Know Your Wanted to Know (Book)

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The uses of a knowledge of programming

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A basic knowledge of computer programming can be a benefit for computer executives, small business owners, the home computer hobbyist and students. McGraw-Hill's Continuing Education Center offers a well-organized and no-risk correspondence course designed to give the programming novice a grasp of vocabulary and basic procedures. 'Contemporary Programming and Software Design' comes in an IBM PC-compatible and a Commodore 64 version and consists of instruction books and diskettes. The 10 lessons involve business programming in Basic and using standard DOS utilities, giving glimpses of Prolog, LISP, IBM Assembly language as well.

Publishing industry, Usage, Computer programming, Study and teaching, MHP, The McGraw-Hill Companies Inc., column, Microcomputer, Programming Instruction, Mail Order, Correspondence schools and courses, Correspondence schools

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