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Sheldon Leemon: Instedit, Circuit Lab, Mapping the Commodore 64 Sheldon Leemon was the creator of Instedit, a character set editor; and Circuit Lab, an electronics learning program that he co-created with with Mark Davids. Both programs were published by Atari Program Exchange. He wrote for several computer magazines, including Softside — where he wrote many reviews, and a game called Outer Space Attack; Compute!, and Creative Computing. He also wrote several computer books, including Mapping the Commodore 64, Compute's AmigaDOS Reference Guide, and Inside Amiga Graphics. This interview took place on January 9, 2017. In it, we discuss Arlan Levitan, Jerry White, and several other people that I've previously interviewed. There are links to those interviews, and Sheldon's programs and articles, in the show notes at  AtariPodcast.com . Teaser quotes: "They're having so much fun that they don't want to take time to stop. Having a meal? It could take half an hour or an hour! You could be doing really cool stuff with that half an  hour or an hour." "We looked at people like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs as the really bad guys. ... He wants to charge money for something that everybody else is giving away for free." Instedit in the winter 1982-1983 APX catalog Circuit Lab in the summer 1983 APX catalog Outer Space Attack in SoftSide magazine Some of Sheldon's articles in Compute! magazine:  http://www.atarimagazines.com/compute/index/index.php?author=Sheldon+Leemon Some of Sheldon's articles in Creative Computing magazine:  http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/index/index.php?author=Sheldon+Leemon Arlan Levitan interview Jerry White interview

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