IBM PC Books

The following is a list of IBM PC Books in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 13 IBM PC Books in our collection :

Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher

Date: 1983 100 Ready-to-Run Programs & Subroutines for the IBM PC

Publisher: TAB BOOKS
Author: Jeff Bretz & John Clark Craig

Date: 1992 Assembly Language for the PC

Back Cover:
A Building Block Tutorial for Utilizing the Tremendous Speed and Power of Assembly Language.

With 3.5 inch disk

Publisher: Brady Publishing
Author: John Socha, Peter Norton

Date: 1986 Assembly Language Programming for the IBM PC AT

"For both beginners and experienced programmers, here's a comprehensive introduction to assembly language programming on the PC AT. Written clearly and logically, it begins by giving you a crash course in computer numbering, then leads you through the fundamentals of assembly language, the assembler, the AT's 80286 microprocessor, and the computer's Internal operating system (BIOS) - so you can get the most out of your machine. You'll also find many useful programs for doing arithmetic, sorting, and producing graphics and sound (even music!)."

Publisher: Prentice Hall Press
Author: Leo Scanlon

Date: April 1986 Assembly Language Techniques for the IBM-PC

This book is your key to a faster, more efficient, more powerful PC. It shows how to enhance your IBM PC or compatible with problem-solving assembly language utilities. In the course of the book, author and reader develop an extensive macro library and a set of powerful programs that no PC user will want to be without.

Publisher: Sybex
Author: Alan R. Miller

Date: 1998 Easy PC Interfacing

Babani Electronic Books

Publisher: Bernard Babani Publishing
Author: R.A. Penfold

Date: 1988 GW-BASIC A Quick Program Reference Guide

The GW-BASIC Program Reference Guide is a quick reference guide for the intermediate to advanced level programmer. It is not an introductory text to GW-BASIC. We assume that you have a general knowledge of and some experience working with both BASIC and MS-DOS.

Publisher: Abacus Software/ Data Becker
Author: H. J. Bomanns

Date: 1985 Logo Programming for the IBM PC

LOGO is a programming language with star quality, designed to avoid most of the initial hurdles in learning to program and yet to provide a powerful tool for exploring ideas.

Teachers, parents and programmers of all ages will find that this book helps them to develop the knowledge and expertise required to be able to make the most of LOGO - to experiment with ideas, with words and with turtle graphics. The powerful list-processing and problem-solving procedures are fully explored, bringing the complete power and magic of LOGO to your fingertips.

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
Author: Peter Ross

Date: 1983 The IBM PC DOS Handbook

From back cover:
This complete guide to the IBM PC's Disk Operating System is designed to give you the confidence to be creative with your computer's capabilities.

Publisher: Sybex
Author: Richard Allen King

Date: 1984 The IBM Personal Computer from the Inside Out

Kindly donated by William H L Williams

Publisher: Addison Wesley Publishing Company
Author: Murray Sargent III, Richard L. Shoemaker

Date: 1983 The IBM Personal Computer Made Easy

Publisher: Monarch Press/ Macmillan Press
Author: Robert M. Rinder

Date: 1985 The Research and Academic Users Guide to the IBM Personal Computer

edited by Paul Barnetson for IBM United Kingdom Limited 1985
140 pages
The book is published by IBM for the academic and research community

This book was kindly donated by Rodney Dale