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*[http://www.abacuspub.com/about.htm Abacus] |
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*[http://airship.home.mchsi.com/infomag.htm INFO Magazine History] |
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Revision as of 16:59, 22 April 2017
Jim Oldfield is an author, editor, and reviewer famous for his work with Commodore computers. He is married to Deb Oldfield and is the father of James, Jon, and Jason Oldfield.
He was the founder of the pioneering Commodore magazine, the Midnite Software Gazette, and was Associate Editor of .info (magazine). He is currently Vice President and Publisher at Abacus, a computer book and software publisher that specializes in supporting simulation software.
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