From 1981 through to the present, Hardcore Computist (now known simply asComputist Magazine) provided the means for Apple II users to remove protectionfrom programs to allow the users to make a legitimate backup copy. The magazine has enjoyed a good measure of success; however, early issues werepublished in small numbers and are hard to find. In 1999, Michael Maginnis(also known as "Celt") began the painstaking process of digitizing issuesof Computist to save them. The results of his work are below. I have takenhis collection and made it look "prettier" and given it a thumbnail-menuinterface, but the work, the accompanying text, and the enormous amount ofenergy given to this project are all Michael's. In 2004, another kind soulnamed Jean Pierre offered to digitize from his collection, and issues hehas done are marked as such.Please note that thiscollection is not complete and there are missing pages and issues.Michael Mahon has sent along an index to the first 64 issues of HardcoreComputist, which provides an alphabetical listing of the softkeys from theseissues. The Shrinkit File Archive of the Original Appleworks Database ishere. Also available is aTab-Delimited Textfile (93k) and asomewhat sketchyHTML Table.
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