Currently available editions: 
1987
- #1 (June 1987): introduction and basic terms
- #2 (July 1987): funny translations and joystick (must-read!)
- #3 (August 1987): interface and being under control
- #4 (September 1987): compatibility and notation for kilobytes
- #5 (October 1987): execution and initialization
- #6 (November 1987): being under control
- #7 (December 1987): readers’ letters, Desktop Publishing, digitizer and streamer
1988
- #8 (January 1988): readers’ letters
- #9 (February 1988): terminology vs. expertise
- #10 (March 1988): being under control and acronyms
- #11 (May 1988): home computers vs. personal computers
- #12 (June 1988): readers’ letters and borrowings
- #13 (July 1988): code line, precision and linking
- #14 (August 1988): examples of incorrect translations
- #15 (September 1988): examples of incorrect translations
- #16 (October 1988): rules for creating acronyms
- #17 (November 1988): linker, debugger and code listing
- #18 (December 1988): scanner, digitizer and converter
1989
- #19 (January 1989): spooling
- #20 (February 1989): precision and accuracy
- #21 (March 1989): loading
- #22 (April 1989): scanner and code line
- #23 (May 1989): small programs and microprograms
- #24 (June 1989): sprite and cartridge
- #25 (July 1989): handshaking, display, interface and joystick
- #26 (September 1989): interpreter, server, handler, spooler and directory
- #27 (October 1989): editing
1990 (incomplete)
- #28 (January 1990): funny translations
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