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Educational / Education - Introductory · 1981

My First Alphabet

Published by Swifty Software · Developed by Swifty Software

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Information

Genre
Education - Introductory
Language
BASIC
Controls
Keyboard
Players
1, Demo
Programmer(s)
Herrera, Fernando
Graphic Artist(s)
Herrera, Fernando
Sound
White, Jerry
Cover Artist(s)
[n/a]
Year
1981
Publisher
Swifty Software
Developer
Swifty Software
Country
USA
License
Commercial
Medium
Disk
Rarity
10
Serial
-

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 5.7/10 · Votes: 7 · Downloads: 260 · Hits: 3,753

Additional Comments

Many thanks to John Hardie for dumping this program!
Missing original disk images (two sides)!

Screenshots (7)

My First Alphabet — screenshot 1
My First Alphabet — screenshot 1
My First Alphabet — screenshot 2
My First Alphabet — screenshot 2
My First Alphabet — screenshot 3
My First Alphabet — screenshot 3
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My First Alphabet — screenshot 4
My First Alphabet — screenshot 5
My First Alphabet — screenshot 5
My First Alphabet — screenshot 6
My First Alphabet — screenshot 6
My First Alphabet — screenshot 7
My First Alphabet — screenshot 7

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Comments (1)

  • devwebcl21 Jun 2014

    "My First Alphabet" Claims Atari $25,000 Award Fernando Herrera, winner of the $25,000 Atari Star Award for the creation of a computer program, was inspired to write My First Alphabet to assist his visually-impaired son, Steve, in learning to read. The colorful, animated alphabet is a beneficial learning aid to children between two and eight years of age. More than $100,000 worth of prizes are awarded annually to creators of computer software in the contest sponsored by Atari, Inc. Herrera, an architect by training, recently switched careers as the result of his interest in home computers. He now manages a computer store on Long Island, New York.

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