A+ was a long running and probably the most popular Apple 2 magazine for most of that computers life. The August 1984 issue was 188 pages and includes:
Cover Story
Go For The Gold - Helping U.S. athletes scale the heights in Los Angeles
Software Reviews
PFS:GRAPH - A basic, no-nonsense tool for creating bar, line, and pie charts
Words, Facts, and Figures - III E-Z Pieces, a superb Apple III package
N-Squared Market Analyzer - A fine tool for investors who favor technical analysis
Hardware Reviews
Apple Modems - Data transmission for any Apple
Monitors In Color
Color Monitors Chart - A listing of color monitors available for Apple computers
Face-Off
Apple IIc Takes Aim at the IBM PCjr - High-tech battle in the home-computer cosmos
Telecommunications
Jobs, Software, Shipping News - Specialized databases for information-hungry consumers
Education
Electronic U - TeleLearning turns your Apple into a lectern.
Graphics
Shaping Up, Part I - Part I of a two-part review of five shape-utility programs
Repair
Home Repair Guide, Part Three - The last installment of a three-part guide to cutting down on your Apple II Plus repari bills
Programming
A+ Programming Contest Winner - SPS: Simple population statistics for students, businesspeople, and researchers
Tutorial
How To dBASE II - Part X in a tutorial series on dBASE II, a popular program for database management
The Macintosh Section
The Mac Makes Music - Two basic programs that let your Macintosh generate four-part harmony and snazzy sound effects
Launching The Macintosh Library - From a literary love song to a dentist's office 'snack-book'
High-Fidelity Graphics - The George Lithograph SCREENS reproduction process
Departments
Editorial
Letters
Dispatches
Thoughtware - Circuitry and circumstance: The IIc balance of technology and psychology
Applewords - Monitors and displays: a short glossary
