A Computerized Spell Book

[NickeeCoco]

Alright. I've been trying to remember the name of this book for quite some time now. I read it about fourteen years ago. It was about a boy and a girl who somehow (I forget how) get sucked into a computerized world. They have a sort of spellbook along with them and they have to use it to write code. Or something. Haha. Whenever I try to remember details I receive an image of a girl and a boy kneeling on a ground of green grid lines looking at a book.

Ring any bells?

[B5B7]

It is probably not the story you are after, but Vernor Vinge's True Names has a related idea.

[NickeeCoco]

Heh. I totally forgot about this thread. I took a look at your link and it's not what I was looking for, but thanks!

[NickeeCoco]

To add to my original request, the book was written in the 80s, I think. I remember talk of floppy discs.

[Radone]

Was it by Rick Cook? Wiz Biz was an omnibus of the first two books in the series.

[rlp]

Might be Diane Duane's "Young Wizards" series.
rlp

[NickeeCoco]

Hmm. . . No. It was a stand alone, I remember that much. Thanks though!

EDIT: And you know what? I was wrong! It was by Diane Duane. It was Support You Local Wizard. Thank you so much. This has been bothering me for years.