Commodore 16 - Introduction

Introduction
The Commodore 16 personal computer is your pass
port to the Information Age. With the Commodore 16.
you have the ability to quickly process many kinds of
information — personal, educational, scientific, finan
cial. And with the Commodore 16 you can present this
information in almost any form — in words, numbers,
pictures or sound, or in any combination of these
forms.
You can use your Commodore 16 in a number of
ways. You can select from many easy-to-use software
products that are available on cartridge, tape and
disk. You can also create and store your own pro
grams. In either case, the full processing power of the
Commodore 16 is at your disposal.
Using This Guide
To start using your Commodore 16, follow these steps:
• Unpack all the equipment and set it up according to
the directions given in Section 1, Setting Up Your
Computer.
• Plug in the Commodore 16 Tutor Cartridge which will
give you complete "hands-on" training on all
keyboard functions. (Note: Information related to
what this cartridge covers is presented in Section 2
of this Guide, Looking At The Keyboard. You can
refer to the printed version of the instructions when
you are away from the keyboard, or when you have
another cartridge plugged in.)