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'''''Logo and More for the Commodore 64''''' by Richard Lambert, illustrated by Anita Jones — 133 pages, dilithium Press, Beaverton, Oregon, 1984. | |||
An introduction to the LOGO language, with instructions for use. | |||
Described on [[Logo and more for the Commodore 64]]. '''It contains no schematics, no parts list and no component values''', and is not a source for a repair figure. | |||
== Licensing == | |||
'''Author:''' Richard Lambert, illustrated by Anita Jones<br /> | |||
'''Licence:''' Third-party book, '''still in copyright'''. It is not freely licensed and no free licence is claimed for it. Hosted here for preservation and reference; copyright remains with the author and the publisher.<br /> | |||
'''Source:''' Uploaded to this wiki in 2025. '''The original provenance was not recorded''' — the upload comment reads only "File uploaded with MsUpload", and no source was given. If you know where this scan came from, please add it. | |||
[[Category:Commodore Documentation]] | |||
[[Category:Commodore Books]] | |||
Revision as of 01:34, 25 September 2026
Summary
Logo and More for the Commodore 64 by Richard Lambert, illustrated by Anita Jones — 133 pages, dilithium Press, Beaverton, Oregon, 1984.
An introduction to the LOGO language, with instructions for use.
Described on Logo and more for the Commodore 64. It contains no schematics, no parts list and no component values, and is not a source for a repair figure.
Licensing
Author: Richard Lambert, illustrated by Anita Jones
Licence: Third-party book, still in copyright. It is not freely licensed and no free licence is claimed for it. Hosted here for preservation and reference; copyright remains with the author and the publisher.
Source: Uploaded to this wiki in 2025. The original provenance was not recorded — the upload comment reads only "File uploaded with MsUpload", and no source was given. If you know where this scan came from, please add it.
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