40 Great Flight Simulator Adventures by Charles Gulick is a 1985 companion book for Flight Simulator and Flight Simulator II on computers including the Commodore 64, Apple, Atari, IBM PC, and PCjr. Rather than providing programs to type in, it gives setup parameters and guided instructions for 40 customized flight scenarios, including sightseeing tours, night flights, dead-stick landings, instrument approaches, dangerous low-level passes, mountain flying, and unusual simulator discoveries. Written as an in-flight instructor, the book teaches readers how to configure, save, and fly custom modes while developing navigation, landing, and aircraft-control skills through imaginative adventures.

** Note - This is the two disk software associated with the book.  You can find the book here.

This is a disk image containing all the programs listed in the "Commodore 64 Programmer's Reference Guide".  I don't think this was ever officially produced, so thank you to the person that typed all those programs in!

Here's a link to the book.

This floppy image is the programs associated with the book Best of TORPET.

This is the disk that accompanied the book "The Software Protection Handbook for the C-64".  It's  full of utilities that let you run various experiments outlined in the book.

The Visible Computer: 6502 Machine Language Teaching System combines this manual with a diskette containing a 6502 simulator program to provide a systematic way to learn machine language programming on the Commodore 64 computer.