Compute! Issue 140 - May 1992. 10 can't-do-without laptop programs (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) (Buyers Guide) - 25 tips from the pros (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) - Baby-Namer! (software package) (Evaluation) - Back from the dead (file recovery using MS-DOS) (Column) - Barney Bear Goes to School (educational software) (Evaluation) - California Games II (computer game) (Evaluation) - COMPUTE/NET has something for everybody (electronic bulletin board) (Column) - Conquests of the Longbow: The Legend of Robin Hood (computer adventure game) (Evaluation) - Eco-Island (computer game) (Evaluation) - Editorial license (popularity of Windows 3.0) (Editorial) - EngLan (program development software) (Evaluation) - First and lasting impressions (use of the computer in small-business marketing)(includes list of information sources) - Hard disk size crisis (disk size limitations) (Column) - How much is enough? (the increasing power of portable computers) - How to choose the best laptop peripherals (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) (Buyers Guide) - How to choose the best laptop computer (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) (Buyers Guide) - How to go ultra portable (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) (Buyers Guide) - How to travel with Windows (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) - Is now the time to step up to color? (includes related article on laptop chip technology) (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) - Kid Pix (paint program for children) (Evaluation) - Knowledge Adventure (educational software with multimedia effects) (Evaluation) - Lights! Camera! Computer game! (similarities between computer games and motion pictures) (Column) - Microsoft Word for Windows 2.0 (Evaluation) - One man's story (publishing memoirs) - Packard Bell 520SX (microcomputer) (Evaluation) - PC-Kwik Power Disk (disk optimizer) (Evaluation) - Pick 'N Pile (computer game) (Evaluation) - Portable computing glossary (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) (Glossary) - Profit and Loss (accounting software) (Evaluation) - Remote Rx (debugging software) (Evaluation) - Scanning the word of the Lord (using a computer to proofread Torah scrolls) (Column) - Sitback for Windows (backup software) (Evaluation) - Smith Corona Acer PC 330/386SX HD (microcomputer) (Evaluation) - Speak Out (word processing software) (Evaluation) - Streets on a Disk (mapping software) (Evaluation) - SuperPrint 2.0 (printer software) (Evaluation) - Take control (joysticks for use in flight simulators)(includes product listing) (Buyers Guide) - Test lab (spreadsheets)(includes related articles) (Evaluation) - The law is on your side (legal software)(includes related articles) (Buyers Guide) - THE WORD Processor (Bible-study software) (Evaluation) - Toptrak (trackball for computers) (Evaluation) - Triple threat (Microsoft Corp.'s introduction of three Multimedia PC applications) (Column) (Product Announcement) - Turbo Pascal for Windows: first steps (Programming Power) (Column) - Turbocharge File Manager (macros with Windows 3.1) (Column) - U.S. Robotics Sportster V.32/PC (modem) (Evaluation) - Why go portable? (Compute's Getting Started with Portable Computing) - WinConnect (communications software) (Evaluation) - Windows 3.1 (includes related articles) (Cover Story) (Evaluation) - XTree Gold 2.5 (hard disk management utility program) (Evaluation)