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Dammit Albert - I personally need a middle finger icon - just so I can respond to Marty...

 

 

 

Curt

 

 

What is the significance of the date 1972-2006 on the Atarimuseum site?

 

Nothing, 2006 was probably just the last time he updated the site. Isn't that right Curt? ;)

Maybe you could do one in asci like on a BBS. :)

 

Allan

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Does anyone happen to know how many of these were released? I've read 14 issues total, but there seem to be gaps, at least in my collection (FALL/WINTER '83 and FALL '84).

 

~telengard

 

According to vintage-computer there are 16 issues:

(http://www.vintage-computer.com/atariconnection.shtml)

 

Vol 1 No 1 Spring 1981

Vol 1 No 2 Summer 1981

Vol 1 No 3 Fall 1981

Vol 1 No 4 Winter 1981/1982

Vol 2 No 1 Spring 1982

Vol 2 No 2 Summer 1982

Vol 2 No 3 Fall 1982

Vol 2 No 4 Winter 1982/1983

Vol 3 No 1 Spring 1983

Vol 3 No 2 Summer 1983

Vol 3 No 3 Fall 1983

Vol 3 No 4 Winter 1983/1984

Vol 4 No 1 Spring 1984

Vol 4 No 2 Summer 1984

Vol 4 No 3 Fall 1984

Vol 4 No 4 Winter 1984

 

He only has 14 of the 16 - Missing vol 3-4 and 4-3.

 

Micheal Current has 14 but says he has them all.... His list shows only to Vol 4-2 so he is missing vol 4-3 and vol 4-4... Between the two the only one that is unaccounted for would seem to be the Vol 4-3... (http://mcurrent.name/magslist.html). I also have Vol 4-4 so presumably there is a 4-3...

 

I saw an eBay auction that had a pile of Atari Connections where one of them was dated before spring 1981 (red cover) and did not have any volume information so there may be a 17th but obviously that is not confirmed :)

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I think that ATARI UK had a magazine out as well, only ran for a few issues, I remember seeing a copy in a friends place in putney, I think it had a picture of Paul Daniels (a fairly well known media personality/magician back then) with an Atari 800

 

unfortunately i can't remember the name of the magazine

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Hi,

 

You say you have 4-4, but if your 4-4 is what vintage-computer calls 4-4, then that's issue #12.  They are numbered on the back cover (or least they are up to #14).  Winter 1984 ("The Fine Art of Computing") is CO17668-12.  Summer 1984 is 'C017668=14', issue #14.

 

Also, the red issue is the Welcome Edition, C017264 REV. 1, © 1981.  It was a flyer sent to people who registered their computers, before their first actual issue of Atari Connection would arrive.

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Does anyone happen to know how many of these were released? I've read 14 issues total, but there seem to be gaps, at least in my collection (FALL/WINTER '83 and FALL '84).

 

~telengard

 

According to vintage-computer there are 16 issues:

(http://www.vintage-computer.com/atariconnection.shtml)

 

Vol 1 No 1 Spring 1981

Vol 1 No 2 Summer 1981

Vol 1 No 3 Fall 1981

Vol 1 No 4 Winter 1981/1982

Vol 2 No 1 Spring 1982

Vol 2 No 2 Summer 1982

Vol 2 No 3 Fall 1982

Vol 2 No 4 Winter 1982/1983

Vol 3 No 1 Spring 1983

Vol 3 No 2 Summer 1983

Vol 3 No 3 Fall 1983

Vol 3 No 4 Winter 1983/1984

Vol 4 No 1 Spring 1984

Vol 4 No 2 Summer 1984

Vol 4 No 3 Fall 1984

Vol 4 No 4 Winter 1984

 

He only has 14 of the 16 - Missing vol 3-4 and 4-3.

 

Micheal Current has 14 but says he has them all.... His list shows only to Vol 4-2 so he is missing vol 4-3 and vol 4-4... Between the two the only one that is unaccounted for would seem to be the Vol 4-3... (http://mcurrent.name/magslist.html). I also have Vol 4-4 so presumably there is a 4-3...

 

I saw an eBay auction that had a pile of Atari Connections where one of them was dated before spring 1981 (red cover) and did not have any volume information so there may be a 17th but obviously that is not confirmed :)

 

Wow, thanks for the info. I have that red one. It is a "welcome" issue. Maybe 4 pages.

 

~telengard

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I think that ATARI UK had a magazine out as well, only ran for a few issues, I remember seeing a copy in a friends place in putney, I think it had a picture of Paul Daniels (a fairly well known media personality/magician back then) with an Atari 800

 

unfortunately i can't remember the name of the magazine

 

I/O, or Atari Input/Output magazine.

 

 

First issue was winter 82/83, 5th & final issue was spring 1984.

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Hi,

 

You say you have 4-4, but if your 4-4 is what vintage-computer calls 4-4, then that's issue #12.  They are numbered on the back cover (or least they are up to #14).  Winter 1984 ("The Fine Art of Computing") is CO17668-12.  Summer 1984 is 'C017668=14', issue #14.

 

I see what you are saying..

 

I pulled out my Winter 1984 and it is the only one that does not say the Volume/Number that I have. I must have matched it up with what was on the vintage-computer site for my spreadsheet...

 

So.. The one labeled "Winter 1984 - Fine art of Computing" is actually Winter 1983 and is the missing Vol 3-4 not Vol 4-4

 

As there is no Vol 4-4 then there probably is not Vol 4-3 as nobody has it.. So Mr. Current was right all along...

 

The list is then:

 

Vol 1 No 1 Spring 1981

Vol 1 No 2 Summer 1981

Vol 1 No 3 Fall 1981

Vol 1 No 4 Winter 1981/1982

Vol 2 No 1 Spring 1982

Vol 2 No 2 Summer 19827

Vol 2 No 3 Fall 1982

Vol 2 No 4 Winter 1982/1983

Vol 3 No 1 Spring 1983

Vol 3 No 2 Summer 1983

Vol 3 No 3 Fall 1983

Vol 3 No 4 Winter 1984 ** Does not list the Volume information **

Vol 4 No 1 Spring 1984

Vol 4 No 2 Summer 1984

 

 

14 issue and with the small bonus red magazine 15.

 

Thanks for clearing that up... Sorry everyone for the confusion.

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I just got all 14 regular issues in the mail...I am totally incapable of scanning entire issues, but if there are any specific requests I might be able to fill them! Be sure to PM or email me though, as I'm likely to forget about this thread.

 

EDIT: Also very willing to ship these to a reliable scanner, if anyone is up to the task (and can have people here vouch for them).

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