Software of the Month Club
June 1998 DOS Program Guide


- DOS Latest & Greatest -

Astro3D 1.0
As the interstellar junk man, clear the outer space trade 
routes of mines, space junk and other atrocities. 
P75, 8MB HD, 8MB RAM
(Application by Xtreme Games LLC)

Carley's Musical Keyboard 1.0
Turn your keyboard into a musical instrument. Treat 
yourself to a 60-second concert.
(Application by Bruce Carley)

Domination Episode I - First Contact*
You, a cyborg with a machine's reflexes and human 
intelligence, are man's last hope in the 35th century. 
P75, 15MB HD, 16MB RAM
(Application by Xtreme Games LLC)

MapIt 2.0*
Add information to imported maps with geo-coding, GPS 
tracking, real-time simulation, orbital prediction support 
and more.
(Application by Allison Software)

PC-Food 9.02
Calculate food costs and required prices based on desired 
gross profit by percent and dollar amount. Edit portion 
sizes and ingredient costs to see the effects on costs 
and margins.
(Application by Schreck Software)

The Retail Solution 5.0        
Point-of-Sales, Retail Inventory, Accounts Receivable, 
Accounts Payable, General Ledger, Customer Tracking and 
Time Clock are integrated into one easy-to-use package.
(Application by Marty Higgs)

Save Our Pizzas 1.1
Skunny the Squirrel travels back to ancient Rome to get 
the pizza recipe stolen by the Evil Chef of Cadiz. 
Interactive springs and catapults make this game even 
more fun.
(Application by Pik A Program)

Super Speed 1.1
This speedy car racing game delivers pure action for as 
many as four human or computer players.
(Application by The Game Factory)

Talking Money
Learn U.S. money denominations. Look at pennies, nickels, 
dimes, quarters and dollar bills, hear their names and 
see their values in numbers.
(Application by Bill Straub)

Ultimate Gin 1.3
Play standard Gin and two versions of Oklahoma Gin. 
You can even use Hollywood scoring.
(Application by Accidental Software)

VDE 1.85 
This DOS text editor has many word processing features. 
Great for portables and palmtops.
(Application by Eric Meyer)