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Computist was always primarily an Apple II oriented magazine but later in life it did cover other machines such as the PC (DOS) and Macintosh to a lesser extent. I large portion of the content was always dedicated to the publication of "softkeys" or "A.P.T.S." Softkeys were pieces of code designed to work with special software for copying copy protected disks. A.P.T.s were basically disk sector edits that functioned like a Game Genie.
The February 1988 issue included the following:
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