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1992 YEAR END INDEX My biggest gripe ... ... .. . .. .. . 1-92,pp.77 Standardization .. .. ... . . . 2-92,pp.87 Dear manufacturers .. .. . .. 2-92,pp.87 Success is not a gift . . .. ... 2-92,pp.87 Tough issues .. . .. . ... 2-92,pp.87 Still going strong . .. ... ... . . .. . 2-92,pp.88 You're the best! . . . ... . 2-92,pp.88 The business is a lady .. .. 3-92,pp.147 If the shoe fits! . ... . ... 4-92,pp.75 Take a hard look .. . . . .. .. . 5-92,pp.95 Back to basics ... . ... .. . .. 5-92,pp.95 Changes in order .. .. . 5-92,pp.95 Keep up the good work ... . . ... 6-92,pp.97 Give us cocktails .. 6-92,pp.97 It's possible . .. . . ... . . 6-92,pp.97 Quit calling! . 7-92,pp.123 Outta sight . ... . ... ... ... 7-92,pp.123 What we need . . ... ... .. .. 8-92,pp.76 I'm concerned . . . .. . .. 8-92 ,pp.76 50/ 50 pricing .. .. . . .. 9-92,pp.127 Good games , please .. 9-92,pp.127 The value of a handshake 10-92,pp.130 Parts and security need work . . 11-92 ,pp.84 Let's get along . . . 11-92,pp.84 Technical Topics Extend jukebox features with low-cost accessories ... .. 1-92,pp.88 The new laser disc players: are they more reliable? .. 3-92,pp.168 Repair solutions for Seeburg jukeboxes . 3-92,pp.1 83 Understanding vertical deflection circuits ... 4-92,pp.80 Monitor repair lab .. .. ... 6-92,pp. l 15 Monitor repair lab: Part 3 .. . . . 7-92,pp.130 Swapping picture tubes .. ... . . 8-92,pp.104 Brighten up your day 10-92,pp.184 Troubleshooting Electrohome G07 monitors 12-92,pp. l 18 Ten Years Ago Gray area games were making presence known 1-92,pp.36 1982: The year of the maze? 2-92,pp.56 "Blue skies" a welcome sight ... .. . . . . .. 3-92,pp.94 Pac-Man stops production at nearly 100,000 units 4·92,pp.58 Speed-up kits . 6-92,pp.56 Gray games cast a big shadow ... .. . 8-92,pp.50 The beginning of the "shake-out" .. 10-92,pp.68 Public sentiment against video games doesn't let up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-92,pp.84 Redemption Report Ticket Tech What are you waiting for? ... .. 1·92,pp.68 Guest expert advises: hard work has reward . 2-92 ,pp.72 What's hot for spring and summer . 3-92,pp.140 The advantages of tokens .. .. .. 5-92,pp.96 Take cue from kids when choosing games 6-92,pp.98 Taking lessons from a small town arcade ... 7-92,pp.116 A different perspective on world of redemption 8-92,pp.86 Family value is vital to redemption future ... 9-92,pp. l 14 Looking back at redemption . . 12-92,pp.103 Score big with sports card dispensers ... 2-92,pp.92 Taking the mystery out of ticket meters ... .. 3-92,pp.181 A guide for redemption game manufacturers . 4-92,pp.84 Have a ball with pinball redemption 5-92,pp.186 The meat and potatoes of tickets . . . .. 6-92,pp.11 9 Parts is parts! 7-92,pp.129 Do your homework before buying .. 9·92,pp.147 Redemption game upkeep . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-92,pp.1 80 Keeping an eye on your redemption balls .. 11-92,pp.160 Redemption center security 12·92,pp.122 Scoring Success Move over Mickey Mouse, Camp Snoopy is here 10-92,pp.73 Fun Arcade West is thinking man's game room 11-92,pp.78 Tax Tips The insurance-proposal game can cost ~a~~ 1~w . ~ Dealing with the IRS .. . . .. .. .. 2-92 ,pp.58 In search of the right tax help . .. 2-92,pp.65 Stuck in quicksand! . ... .. ... . . 2·92,pp.70 The dilemma of video game depreciation ... 3-92,pp.160 Cellular phones can be a tax trap . . . 4·92,pp.76 With your help, a big fat victory is possible .. 5-92,pp.188 A window of opportunity during the recession 6-92 ,pp. l 13 How to value a business for tax purposes ... 7-92 ,pp.124 How much is a good tax idea worth? ... . 8-92,pp.96 Second opinion saves a tax bundle ... . 10-92,pp.168 The tax troubles of the single business owner 10-92,pp. l 72 SEPs help save tax dollars ... 10-92,pp.176 New estimated tax rule can hurt you badly! 11-92,pp.168 Treasuring key employees and prized officers 11-92,pp. l 71 The best way to avoid a tax audit . .. . . 12-92,pp.114 How to survive a recession ... ... .. .. . 12-92,pp.l 16 PlAY MElER 299 Trade Accessories Note validators ... . . . . . .. .. .. 1-92,pp.104 Bill changer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-92,pp.104 Bill changers . . .. 2·92,pp.102 Plastic cleaner ... .. ... ... 2-92,pp.102 Tally counter . . . . . . . . . . . 2-92 ,pp.102 CD Cleaner ... .. 3-92,pp.196 Coin-op phone . . . 3-92,pp.196 Bill changer . . ... ... . . . . ... .. 3-92,pp.1 96 Bill changers . . . . . . . . . . . 4-92 ,pp.92 Nostalgia book . . . . . . . . . . 4·92 ,pp.92 Coin-op phone . .. . . . . .. ... 4-92 ,pp.92 Product catalog ... . .. . 4-92,pp.92 Coin-op FAX . . . . .. .. 5-92,pp.200 Ticket interface computer ... 5-92 ,pp.200 Coin-op phones .. 5-92,pp.200 Bill acceptors . .. . . . .. ... . ... . . ... 6-92,pp.128 Bill validator .. .. 6-92,pp.1 28 Pool rack .. ... . . ... .. . .. 6-92,pp.128 Ticket dispenser . 6·92,pp.1 29 Tool catalog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6-92,pp.129 Bill changers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-92,pp.139 1993 DIRECTORY