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BUSINESS sa ART BUSINESS sa ARTS & CRAFTS BUSINESS sa BABYSITTING sa BUSINESS CARD sa CERAMIC BUSINESS sa CLOTHING BUSINESS sa COMPUTER BUSINESS sa DOLL BUSINESS sa FINANCIAL & PERSONAL AFFAIRS sa FIREWOOD BUSINESS sa FOOD BUSINESS sa GARDENING BUSINESS sa HOUSE BUILDING & REMODELING BUSINESS sa INVENTORY CONTROL sa JEWELRY BUSINESS sa LEATHERCRAFT BUSINESS sa OFFICE sa PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS sa PUBLISHING sa VIDEO BUSINESS sa WEAVING BUSINESS sa WOODWORKING BUSINESS x EMPLOYMENT x MONEY MAKING VENTURES x SELF EMPLOYMENT xx FINANCIAL & PERSONAL AFFAIRS Tips from professionals in the job-finding business on how to find a job. A look at the legal rights of an employee in eight major areas. Twenty-seven ideas for earning extra money working at home. How to analyze your everyday domestic skills and turn them into skills an employer needs. How to set up a business in your home. Tips on types of businesses, management structures, getting started, raising money, taxes and a list of sources of further information. How parents can help youngsters find summer jobs. How to start a successful business in your home. Ten ways a kid can earn money. How to write a business letter. Start your own business. Three business ideas for teenagers include custom car care, buttoneer, and lawn care. Mind your own business. Advice for kids on how to become a summer entrepreneur and four business ideas (buttoneer, house-number painter, web site designer, yard maintenance). BASIC program for analysis of automobile mileage data. Structured programming with Warnier-Orr diagrams. Part 2. Coding the program. Includes a sample program written in BASIC for balancing a checkbook. Checkbook balancer program. Written in Processor Technology BASIC 5 for a SOL system. BASIC routine to print two zeros after a whole dollar amount. Label and file program. Program to write a stock order letter for parts. Generates two copies (one to file) and two address labels. Written in BASIC for SWTPC 6800 computer. Checkbook balancing routine written in Altair BASIC (a version of Microsoft Basic). POWER, a program written in North Star BASIC which will help analyze your usage of electrical power. The program calculates the cost per month and per hour of operating specific electrical appliances, based on their electrical specifications (amperage and voltage). A checkbook balancing program written in PASCAL. Program written in BASIC for determining automobile mileage, gasoline efficiency, and keeping track of gas expenses. A financial analysis program written in BASIC. Requires 16K bytes of memory. A BASIC language floppy disk accounting system utilizes 6 programs. The system has 20 balance sheet accounts and 20 income statement accounts. Computer program in BASIC calculates the current value of $50 from the year 1956 using Consumer Price Index. Also determines increase in property value due to inflation. PERT organization. A technique for evaluating schedules. FIT. A federal income tax program written in UCSD Pascal. Pascal NOW. A Pascal program designed to help manage a Negotiable Order of Withdrawal (NOW) account. A program for PERT (Performance Evaluation and Review Technique) written in BASIC. A method for planning complex activities where no precedents exist. Programming the critical-path method in BASIC. Similar to PERT, CPM is a project-scheduling tool that helps managers assess trade-offs of time and cost. Using the LOOKUP function in Visicalc. Regression fitting to economic indexes. Apple II BASIC program helps determine base rates of inflation through analysis of the Consumer Price Index. An operations research scheduling program can be an aid in managerial decision making. Written in BASIC. Calculating overhead costs by computer. A simple, foolproof arithmetic procedure determines the distribution of indirect costs quickly and accurately. Includes a sample program in BASIC. A risky business. An introduction to Monte Carlo venture analysis. A simple method for analyzing business risks. Includes program written in Microsoft BASIC. Benchmarking business-modeling software. Spreadsheet in BASIC. An architect's construction-costs estimate program with spreadsheet-like data entry and display. Tips on starting and operating a home-based mailing service business. BASIC language program for balancing and reconciling a personal checkbook. Facts about opening your own TV service shop. Program computes compound interest on savings deposited in a bank for periods up to 366 days. Written in BASIC. Checkfile, a BASIC computer program that will keep track of 100 or more checks. Program written for TRS-80 computer with disk drive keeps track of long distance phone charges. Written in Level II BASIC. A look at operating a seasonal business. Catering, a resort boutique, home crafts, and specialized services are viewed. Twenty of the most successful seasonal businesses are described. A look at part-time employment opportunities. Ten profitable careers anyone can start at home. How to start a paperback book exchange. How to start a successful small business. How to analyze your talents and advice on financing. How a woman can make $50,000 a year in sales. Money making careers to start at home. Eight pages of suggestions on specific businesses. Microcomputers for builders. A primer on what computers can do for a home builder's business using such software as "Multiplan". Basic do's and don'ts for a job interview and tips on how to sell yourself and questions to expect. Printing Stopwatch program for a Radio Shack Model 100 produces a printed time log for jobs which are billed at an hourly rate. A look at factors that are required to qualify for home-office tax deduction. The Energy Saver program. A BASIC program which will calculate the electric operating cost for a number of devices found around a home. Market research: How to know your customers. Description of the Promedics Data Corp. turnkey system being sold to doctors and dentists. Illustrates equipment used and output reports available. Small business software. Part 1. Accounts receivable. BASIC programs for an accounts receivable package that uses floppy disk storage. BASIC program generates a form letter reply to a form letter which you receive from some company over a disputed charge on your monthly billing. Small business software. Part 2. File-maintenance and active transaction programs. The coming tragedy: Poorly designed small-business systems. Some tips on system design. Cash flow program is written in 12K extended BASIC. This program will give a month-by-month cash status of an investment at a fixed rate of interest, less money drawn out, plus interest paid with the inflation factor taken into consideration. Revolving charge account calculations. Calculates the various values for a typical monthly revolving charge account. Can be used by business or individual. Written in BASIC. BASIC program is used by a small mail order tea and spice dealer to generate resale price report for 1/4-lb. and 1-lb. quantities after being given the wholesale prices. FINANC, a home and small-business financial package of computer programs. Includes routines to calculate investment values, depreciation, and loan calculations, all in one program. Written in BASIC for a Commodore PET 2001-8K computer. A client timekeeping system. Use this program written in IBM 370 BASIC to keep track of the time spent with a client. Can be used by lawyers and others who sell their time. Will produce a statement-of-account listing the time spent and expenses incurred. The author discusses the importance of backup files when relying on computers for such important tasks as timekeeping. Depreciation calculation routines. Written in Digital Group's Maxi-BASIC, they will calculate straight line or double-declining depreciation for a period from five to 20 years. The art of generating expense reports. Program written in Altair 8K BASIC (for the 680b microcomputer) helps in the preparation of travel expense reports for the businessman. The ups and downs of business. How to use your computer in the decision making aspect of running a business. Includes a program which will calculate and display pressure curves for up to 10 years of monthly data. Written in Radio Shack Level I BASIC for a 4K system. Can be used for sales or any other type of cyclical data. Open house. An interactive search and sort program is designed to help real estate agencies find properites for customers. Written in BASIC. Program to calculate the mortgage interest, principal, and new balance for months to come. Based on inputting the current balance, interest rate, monthly payments, and number of months. Written in SOL BASIC. How to get started as a book reviewer. The one percent forecasting method. A BASIC program will do a month-by-month projection of future sales based on sales data for the previous year or more (up to three years). KEEPBOOK, a simple bookkeeping system prints out a summary of current and year to date expenses according to type of expense (account number). Written in BASIC. Requires a floppy disk. Personal finance system. Help you keep track of payments, prepare tax returns and balance your budget. Written in CBASIC. Requires a floppy disk. Part 1. Accounts payable. Data-file creation program for small business. Part 1. Program to create financial data files from checkbook (or ledger) entries. Information input includes check #, department #, distribution #, and amount. File can be created, added to, corrected, etc. Store information on disks. Program written in Business BASIC from Micro Works. Personal finance system. Part 2. Accounts receivable. Keep track of your income, money in savings accounts, etc. Includes program in BASIC. Projecting future profits. This business-simulation program will help calculate the break-even point for a business based on fixed costs, maximum sales, and variable costs. Written in BASIC. Personal finance system. Part 3. Presenting report generation programs which use the data collected by previous programs. Data-file creation program for small business. Part 2. Program to print a statement of income and expense. This program, called REPORT, is written in BASIC. Apple ciphers. Application of the Apple II computer to professional business accounting is described in general terms. Happy motoring. BASIC program to keep track of fuel consumption, fuel economy, and miles driven. Old data is input from cassette, new data is added, and the calculations are done by the computer. A list of dates, odometer reading, gallons purchased and miles per gallon is produced. Business software made easy. Tips for programmers who are not accountants or businessmen. The Apple goes to market. A BASIC program to gather and analyze stock market data using the Apple II computer. PAY UP. A small business payroll program which uses disk files. Written in Processor Technology BASIC. A real estate profit program will help you to determine the actual profit or loss from the sale of a house or property. Written in BASIC. Electric bill watchdog. A BASIC program which will figure your electric bill and help conserve energy by forcasting your next bill and your annual cost. Income tax preparation program written in BASIC. Takes you step-by-step through the 1040 federal income tax form and schedules A,B, and D. Telephone bill analysis program written in TRS-80 BASIC will analyze toll calls and compare the costs to using WATS lines and other reduced-cost toll lines. A review of BASIC computer programs which calculate compound interest by both conventional and binomial routines. Looks at the resulting differences and standard banking practices for handling interest calculation and posting. Do-All-Plus. Simple accounting system for a club is written in CBASIC. This is an enhanced version of the Do-All accounting system which appeared previously in KILOBAUD (Aug 1977, pg 84). Accounting program calculates a liquidation schedule for a partnership form of business. Written in Control Data BASIC. Program calculates the relative costs of buying a home versus renting a home. Written in BASIC. Date-keeping subroutines that can be applied to many business programs. Electric bill computer program analyzes your electric consumption month by month. Written in basic for a PET computer. Interest-rate calculation program is written in North Star BASIC. Some tips on making program conversions from one system to another. Converting "Keepbook bookkeeping system" (KILOBAUD June 1979) from North Star BASIC to TRS-80 Level II BASIC. Programming for profits. Ideas for programs and programming services needed by small business users of computers. Computerized estate planning programs written in OSI BASIC. Computerized project management. Applesoft BASIC program helps you plan and schedule complex projects, such as this book publishing example. A minimum accounting system. How to set up a chart of accounts and keep the books in balance. Written in BASIC for a disk oriented system. Prints a P&L statement and a balance sheet. Dollars and sense. Program accepts a dollar value as a decimal number and outputs the same number in the form of English words. Used to output both numeric and word values when writting checks. Mailing label programs written in BASIC. Includes tips on operating a mailing label business. Put your micro on Wall Street. Part 1. Portval, a short program written in Microsoft BASIC to simplify periodical evaluation of a common stock portfolio. Put your micro on Wall Street. Part 2. Timegain, a short program which helps evaluate one or more stock portfolios over a specified period of time. Written in Microsoft BASIC. How to maximize profits. A BASIC program for the TRS-80 uses "mathematical programming" concepts to determine the best use of available resources. Timekeeping program allows you to enter timekeeping information by clock and job number, hours worked, and the department worked. Written in Heath BASIC. Put your micro on Wall Street. Part 3. CPIindex program applies the consumer price index ratio to your stock portfolio to determine how it has performed when indexed to inflation. Written in Microsoft BASIC. Personal finance simulation program written in BASIC. Lets you input financial information and predict what's going to happen in the future as a result of inflation, taxes, appreciation, etc. Made-to-order business forms. BASIC program for the Heath H89 generates professional-looking order forms. The changing face of the rockhound business. Suggestions for the small businessman to help him assess his business, inventory, customers, etc. How to tell whether you're in the right job. A test designed to help you assess your talents. A look at a career in appliance repair. Where and how to get financial help and advice for your business. The facts on making money in mail order. Some unusual ways to earn part-time money. Popular ways to earn spare-time money. Easy ways to learn more to earn more. A review of various specialty schools and correspondence courses. How to find a new career. Tips on choosing your first career. How to turn your hobby into a part time business which qualifies for tax deductions. Plain talk about working. The importance of work in our daily lives. Good businesses you can start at home. List of the best and worst bets for jobs in the 1980's. Basic random-file record keeping. A program to keep track of sales tax paid for income tax reporting. A general-purpose program that will let you print customized invoices on plain paper using your North Star Horizon. Written in CBasic2. Program is used with a Vector Graphic system equipped with a "Smartmodem" to do "pay-by-micro" banking. Tax Liability computer program for a small business helps you keep track of withholding taxes, FICA, unemployment taxes, etc. and reminds you when they must be paid. Written in BASIC. An illustration and evaluation of "future value" calculations in financial transactions. Describes a BASIC program that calculates future value. Black Friday. This stock market simulation for the Commodore and Atari systems lets you hone your buying and selling skills. Financial analysis program written in Applesoft BASIC. Helps determine profitability, liquidity, operating efficiency and capital structures. Investment appreciation program for the Apple II Plus is written in BASIC. Simple time billing program for PET computer is written in BASIC. Apple III Business BASIC program to output VisiCalc formulas involves string manipulation. Microsoft BASIC program for check-writing will convert numeric dollar amounts into words. PERT charting program written in BASIC for the IBM PC. Computes critical path events and schedules. Federal income tax-preparation program written in Pascal. Billing programs for a public relations firm are written in BASIC for an IBM PC. Linear programming program written in BASIC. Use to help maximize profits or minimize costs while maintaining certain constants. Break-even program written in BASIC that analyzes your company's sales and cost figures. Food co-op program written in BASIC organizes incoming and outgoing orders as well as other records. Real estate investment spreadsheet program runs under VisiCalc or The Spreadsheet. Program to analyze rental investments (rent, mortgage payments, cash flow, and tax savings) is written in BASIC for the Commodore CBM. Writing off your computer. An overview of a program that can help you maximize tax savings associated with a computer. Written in BASIC. Checkbook balancing program. Written in BASIC. Two energy-related programs. (1) Computes the miles per gallon you can get on your automobile. (2) Computes the average cost of each kilowatt-hour of electricity. Written in BASIC. A look at how to set up a business as a chimney sweep. How to operate a home tax service. How to make money recycling metals. A look at what's available in full time work on a ranch, at the skills required, and how to find the available jobs. How to go to work for yourself. Excerpts from the book "Working for Yourself" by Geof Hewitt. How to make money in frog farming. Operating a mail-order business from your home. Ten most common questions and their answers. How one family was successful with a small town garbage route. How to earn money by becoming a "local news" correspondent. How to make money doing typing at home. How to write a story about your products or services that your local newspaper will print. How to make money with homegrown music. Profit from puppets. How to make money as a traveling puppeteer. How to earn a living becoming a fishing guide. How to become a resort manager/caretaker. Own a charter bus company. One woman describes how she started a sharpening service. How to get started in a well drilling business. How to start a chimney sweeping business. Be your own boss. How to get a loan from a banker to start your own business. Tips on making money by raking leaves. Be your own boss. Advertising tips for a small business. A booming barn-board business. How to locate, tear-down, and resell the siding and beams found in old barns. How to start a cleaning business washing over-the-road tractors (those large trucks which haul tractor trailers). How to teach yourself electric arc welding and tips on selling your services. Concrete alchemy. How to get started in the business of casting and selling small concrete planters. Clown around, for cash. Tips on getting started in the amateur clown business. How to run a rural ice delivery service. How to start and run a home-style animal care business for vacationing pet owners. Try forestry maintenance for fun and profit. How to pick pinecones for profit. Finding, fixing and selling small trailers. How to make money by collecting and selling balsam boughs. Tips on starting and operating a small sawmill business. How to supplement your income by running a "Bed & Breakfast" establishment. Tips on operating a laundromat. The basics of starting a small business. Tips on running your own canoe livery. Tips on how to start your own telephone installation business. Tips on being a professional hunting and fishing guide. A look at starting your own business. Tips from Judy Smith, partner in Secondhand Rose, a used furniture store. How to open a bed-and-breakfast inn in an old house. A look at self-employment by Geof Hewitt from his book, Working for Yourself. Includes a description of the ideal qualities of the self-employed person and tips from ten small independent businesses. Making cottage industry pay. A look at craftsman in various fields and recommendations for those beginning in cottage industry. How to become an FAA electronics technician. Tips on getting started toward this career. How to be your own boss. Opportunities in owner-managed franchises. How to start your own business. A look at seven part-time businesses you can operate from your home. Story of how one Oklahoma couple drilled for oil on their own land, themselves. Learn to fix lawnmower or other small gasoline engines using the Foley Manufacturing Company correspondence course. Est. cost: $400. Telephone toll totalizer program. Written in Radio Shack TRS-80 BASIC. Video display will show your toll charge for a long distance call as you are making the call. Starting the computer as soon as the person you call answers the phone will synchronize the program. There is no physical connection to the telephone. Investment evaluation program is written in Radio Shack TRS-80 BASIC. Computes interest on money based on daily compounding of interest. Tips on opening your own TV repair shop. Seven tips that help you earn and get a raise. Job opportunities in the space program and how to get one. How to score high on job placement exams. How to write a resume. What to do if you get fired. How to go into business for yourself with low cash investment. Should you go into business for yourself? How to get into an apprenticeship program. Tips on how to ask for, and get, a raise. Should you start your own business? A look at the questions to ask before you do. How to earn big money. A look at careers in sales for women. How to turn your ideas into money. Tips on evaluating ideas and the right steps to protect and market them. Your own business on a shoestring. A guide to starting a profitable business on capital of less than $5,000. Looks at what kinds of business are best, how to find the right one, how to research and secure financing. A report on what a member of the editorial staff learned by taking a home-study course to become an automotive mechanic. | |||||||||
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