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Hardware Hacker

Don Lancaster’s

Hardware Hacker

Selected reprints — volume II

Radio-Electronics series

Book-on-Demand self-published using the Apple IIe computer

and the LaserWriter NTX. All graphics were done in their

entirety by ProDOS AppleWriter 2.1.

Hardware Hacker

ISBN: 1-882193-024

Box 809, Thatcher, AZ 85552 (520) 428-4073

Hardware Hacker

Introduction

In January of

1987

, I moved my

Hardware Hacker

column over to

Radio Electronics

magazine with its larger circulation and its less

archaic and infinitely less fascist editorial policies. This volume

of reprints begins with the January

1988

column.

I have done a total new layout here, editing and updating when

and where necessary, and combining all of the hard to find

Names and Numbers

together into one master file found at the

end of the volume. A new cross-index is also included.

Naturally, I do use the term "hacker" in its original context,

namely anyone who is genuinely interested in pushing all the

limits of software and hardware and willing to do so in a fully

cooperative, low cost, and sharing network environment.

While our focus is, and continues to be, on the traditional

"stand-alone" electronic circuitry, most anything at all can and

will pop up. I am especially strong on showing you all of the

resources and tools that the others, for one reason or another, go

out of their way to withold from you.

As to content, I go on the assumption that if I am interested

enough in something to get involved with it, then others like

yourself may also be. I refuse to limit myself to traditional or

narrow categories of anything.

These volumes are also an ongoing experiment in

book on

demand

PostScript laser printing. What you have here was

literally beat out on a brick in my back yard. All of the figures,

all of the artwork, and all of the text was done by using the

AppleWriter

word processor on an Apple IIe, and on-demand

printed, one self-collating custom copy at a time, on an Apple

LaserWriter. Binding is via a

Unibind

toaster, and shearing by

way of "borrowed" time on a third party shear.

My ongoing thanks to

Radio Electronics

publisher Larry Steckler

for letting me say what I want to say when and how I want to

say it. To subscribe, call them at

(516) 293-3000

iii

Hardware Hacker

About the Author

As he said in his classic

Incredible Secret Money Machine,

Don

Lancaster writes books. And quests

tinajas.

Microcomputer pioneer and guru Don Lancaster is now the

author of

books and countless articles. He is considered by

some to be the father of the personal computer, for his early

ground-breaking work with hacker digital electronics and low

cost video terminal displays. He is considered by others to be

the patron saint of the Walter Mitties of the world. And, he is

considered by yet others to be the . . . er, better skip that one.

His monthly columns include both the

Ask the Guru

and

LaserWriter Corner

over in

Computer Shopper,

and his

Hardware

Hacker

column in

Radio Electronics

magazine.

Some of his other titles include his

CMOS

and million-seller

TTL

Cookbooks, Micro Cookbooks

volumes

and

Enhancing your

Apple

, volumes

and

, the

AppleWriter Cookbook,

the

Active

Filter Cookbook, Apple Assembly Cookbook,

his

Ask the Guru

reprints,

Don Lancaster’s PostScript Secrets,

and his

Intro to

PostScript

video.

Don’s current software offerings include his

PostScript Show and

Tell,

and

PostScript Work in Progress,

plus a few companion disks

for his various books.

Don is the head honcho of

Synergetics,

a new-age design and

consulting firm that specializes in Apple computing, laser

printing,

PostScript

program utilities, electronic prototyping,

book-on-demand publishing, technical writing, and innovative

software design. His avocations include firefighting, cave

exploration, bicycling, and, of course,

tinaja

questing.

Don maintains a no charge voice helpline at

(602) 428-4073

. He

welcomes your calls and letters. Best calling times are

8-5

weekdays,

Mountain Standard Time.

Hardware Hacker

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