INTRODUCTION
Now that you've become more intimately involved with your Commo-
dore 64, we want you to know that our customer support does not stop
here. You may not know it, but Commodore has been in business for
over 23 years. In the 1970's we introduced the first self-contained per-
sonal computer (the PET). We have since become the leading computer
company in many countries of the world. Our ability to design and
manufacture our own computer chips allows us to bring you new and
better personal computers at prices way below what you'd expect for
this level of technical excellence.
Commodore is committed to supporting not only you, the end user,
but also the dealer you bought your computer from, magazines which
publish how-to articles showing you new applications or techniques,
and . . . importantly . . . software developers who produce programs
on cartridge, disk and tape for use with your computer. We encourage
you to establish or join a Commodore "user club" where you can learn
new techniques, exchange ideas and share discoveries. We publish two
separate magazines which contain programming tips, information on
new products and ideas for computer applications. (See Appendix N).
In North America, Commodore provides a "Commodore Information
Network" on the CompuServe Information Service . . . to access this
network, all you need is your Commodore 64 computer and our low cost
VICMODEMtelephone interface cartridge (or other compatible modem).
The following APPENDICEScontain charts, tables, and other informa-
tion which help you program your Commodore 64 faster and more
efficiently. They also include important information on the wide variety
of Commodore products you may be interested in, and a bibliography
listing of over 20 books and magazines which can help you develop your
programming skills and keep you current on the latest information con-
cerning your computer and peripherals.
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