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The Software Toolworks, established in 1980, initially focused on publishing software for Heath Zenith personal computers, with early offerings like MYCHESS The Original Adventure and the C 80 C compiler for CP/M. In 1994, the company rebranded to Mindscape, producing notable titles such as The Chessmaster and Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing, along with the innovative Miracle Piano Teaching System. Despite the evolution of the company and the transition of numerous products to other entities, including The Learning Company, the original Software Toolworks brand has largely faded, and current support for its products is unavailable. The page highlighting its history is maintained by Walt Bilofsky, reflecting on a legacy of educational software innovation. Generated from the website