Circuit Cellar Ink
Articles by Curtis Franklin, Jr.

• #5 September/October 1988, p. 1, Editor's INK Not the Same Old Song
• #6 November/December 1988, p. 2, Editor's INK An Active and Growing Industry
• #7 January/February 1989, p. 1, Editor's INK The Revolution Continues
• #8 April/May 1989, p. 1, Editor's INK The Whole Story
• #9 June/July 1989, p. 1, Editor's INK Working Smarter, Not Faster
• #10 August/September 1989, p. 1, PDF Editor's INK CEBus on the Ragged Edge
• #11 October/November 1989, p. 1, Editor's INK Why 32 bits?
• #12 December 1989/January 1990, p. 1, Editor's INK First Things First
• #13 February/March 1990, p. 1, Editor's INK Dateline: Las Vegas
• #14 April/May 1990, p. 1, Editor's INK Is Just Gets Better
• #15 June/July 1990, p. 1, Editor's INK Applications for All
• #16 August/September 1990, p. 1, Editor's INK A Little Communicating
• #17 October/November 1990, p. 1, Editor's INK CASE is Coming
• #18 December 1990/January 1991, p. 1, Editor's INK I've Seen the Future
• #19 February/March 1991, p. 1, Editor's INK What a Difference
• #19 February/March 1991, p. 58, Oh Say, Can You C? Circuit Cellar INK Evaluates Three C Compilers for the 8051
• #20 April/May 1991, p. 1, Editor's INK Towards More Personal Computing
• #20 April/May 1991, p. 71, Bringing in the Pros Working with a Board Design Firm
• #21 June/July 1991, p. 1, Editor's INK Home, But Not Alone
• #22 August/September 1991, p. 1, Editor's INK The March of Technology