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GTE suspends 20 at Latino service center. (alleged abuse in customer
service orders)                      [Los Angeles Times: June 30 1992]
*DAK disputes responsibility for Toolworks $15m loss. (DAK Industries
Inc.)                                        [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Russia: 2 computer shows in St Petersbourg announced.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*New for PC: WinMaster Windows utility program. (PC-Kwik Corp.'s file
management software) (Product Announcement)  [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*TMS upgrades ViewDirector imaging developer's toolkit. (ViewDirector
2.0) (Product Announcement)                  [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Do-it-yourself memory & math chip installation kit. (Identity Systems
Technology Inc.)                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Australia automates tax collection.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*UK: Elonex prepares for Intel's new 80586 chip.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*UK: Andest claims first Contura modem shipments. (Andest
Communications' C524FM facsimile modem...    [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*New for Unix: CADDS 5 tools from Computervision. (computer-aided
design software)                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Sun's Canadian users get access to headquarters support. (Sun
Microsystems Inc.)                           [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Sierra's new 1920's Laura Bow murder mystery game. (Sierra On-line
Inc.'s The Dagger of Amon Ra computer...     [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Maxtor intros 340MB 3.5-inch disk drive. (MXT-340) (Product
Announcement)                                [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Intel struggling with names for new P5 chip.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*PC Expo: NView intros patented active matrix LCD projector. (liquid
crystal display) (Luminator) (Product...     [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Mustang intros LAN front-end version of Wildcat BBS. (bulletin board
system) (Mustang Software Inc.'s Wildcat!... [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Comcast buys Fleet Call stake, joins CTIA board. (Cellular
Telecommunications Industry Association)     [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Ericsson raises Ericsson-GE stake to 80 percent.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*RAM Mobile Data forms e-mail unit. (electronic mail )
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Telephone area code shuffle moves NY Bronx. (New York Telephone Co.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Brite Voice intros information service for voice mail. (Brite Voice
Systems Inc.'s SourceMail)                   [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Bull shareholders give thumbs up for IBM's buy-in. (Groupe Bull)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*"Yellow Pages" now available for Czechoslovakia. (Nynex's Mediatel
subsidiary publishes directory)              [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*New for PC: Xtree for Windows due on August 1. (file management
software) (Product Announcement)             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Dell slashes pricing in Europe. (Dell Computer Corp.'s
microcomputers)                              [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Compaq to enter printer business. (Compaq Computer Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*TI announces cross patents, files suit against Sanyo. (Texas
Instruments Inc., Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd.)   [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Fifth Generation acquires remote access product. (Fifth Generation
Systems Inc.; XS technology from...          [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Wicat nominates four Cos for US Dept of Labor awards. (companies)
(Wicat Systems Inc.)                         [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Lotus intros Realtime extensions, AIX & NeXTSTEP products. (Lotus
Development Corp.'s Lotus Realtime for...    [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Steve Jobs supports Perot. (H. Ross Perot)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Systemhouse signs outsourcing deal with Amoco Canada. (SHL
Systemhouse Inc.)                            [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*PC Expo: new protocol planned for database programming. (Xbase
Institute)                                   [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Next gets additional $55 million credit line from Canon.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 30 1992]
*Inside.
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Corrections & amplifications. (Brief Article) (Correction Notice)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*How to write to PC Magazine.
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Takin' care of business, PC style. (Brief Article)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Apple's Newton falls far from tree. (Apple Computer Inc.'s new
pen-based, hand-held computer) (Brief...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Intel embraces XGA and Local-Bus video. (Brief Article)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Local bus is ready for prime time. (Pipeline) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*IBM lends credibility to cellular comm. (IBM's alliance with nine
communications companies to define a...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Flash memory: death knell for hard disks? (flash memory cards not
likely to replace DRAM completely)...      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Toolbars: software steroids. (tools to help customize Windows
applications and menu bars) (Brief...      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*LANtastic to get more flexible. (Artisoft acquires Performance
Technology to enhance LANtastic) (Brief... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Sampling sound. (multimedia boards that produce the best sounds)
(Brief Article)                            [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Closing the (generation) gap. (Microsoft brings DEC into Windows NT
group) (Brief Article)                     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Removability is back. (Syquest Technology selling removable
Winchester disk drives) (Brief Article)    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Managing the network. (large network vendors offering file servers
for wiring hubs) (Brief Article)           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*On your marks! PenPoint and Windows for Pens race for pen dominance.
(Software Review) (overview of two...      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Darkness and light: NCR's 3125 is the right size but needs a brighter
screen. (NCR Corp.'s NCR 3125 pen-based... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*PenPoint. (GO Corp.) (Software Review) (one of two evaluations of
pen-based operating systems in 'On your... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Microsoft Windows for Pen Computing. (Software Review) (one of two
evaluations of pen-based operating...      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*IBM's ThinkPad pen PC. (IBM Corp.'s $5,000 ThinkPad pen-based system)
(Hardware Review)                          [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*MicroSlate's rugged Pen PC. (MicroSlate's Datellite 400L pen-based
PC) (Hardware Review)                      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*NEC's UltraLite SL/20P: pen hybrid is better for pointing than for
writing. (NEC's $3,599 UltraLite SL/20P... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*OS/2 performance: a better DOS than DOS? A better Windows than
Windows? (includes related article on...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Tektronix breaks $5,000 barrier with color PostScript printer.
(Tektronix Inc.'s Tektronix Phaser II...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Support On Site: CD-ROM-based tech help puts answers on your desktop.
(Computer Library's Support On Site for... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*CA-Cricket Image gets graphics files into shape. (Computer Associates
International Inc.'s CA-Cricket Image...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Fast Windows printing: FaceLift 2.0 gives ATM a run for its money.
(Bitstream Inc.'s FaceLift for...          [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Ready, Aim, FILE!: Manage your files with a Windows cabinet maker.
(VSoft Development Corp.'s file...         [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Bindview+ keeps tabs on network activity. (The LAN Support Group
Inc.'s BindView+ 3.0d network...           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Audio clip art: Prosonus's MusicBytes livens up multimedia
presentations. (Prosonus's MusicBytes...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Swfte's Typecase offers 131 TrueType fonts. (SWFTE International's
Typecase computer font) (Software...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*1-2-3 for Windows upgrade shows speed enhancements. (Lotus
Development Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3 for...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*DigiBoard's IMAC: an inexpensive ISDN bridge to distant LANs.
(DigiBoard's IMAC telecommunications...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Microsoft training tools ease move to Windows 3.1. (graphical user
interface)(Microsoft Productivity Pack...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Webcorp debuts redesigned network OS architecture. (WEB 3.0) (New &
Improved, Brief Article) (Product...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Ofoto scans, scales, straightens, and crops images at the touch of a
button. (Light Source Inc.'s scanning...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Baler compilers offer new interfaces and compatibility. (Baler
Software Corp.'s Baler 6.0 and Baler XE... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*PrintCache speeds up DOS and Windows printing. (LaserTools Corp.'s
PrintCache 3.0) (New & Improved, Brief...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Briefs; Windows software, desktop PCs, software add-ons. (New &
Improved) (Brief Article)                  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*U.S. Robotics: one modem, many users. (Shared Access Modem Sharing
Kit) (New & Improved, Brief Article)...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Two PIMs keep you on top of your busy day. (DayFlo Tracker Corp.'s
DayFlo Tracker 3.0 and mB Allen's The...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Iomega's improved beats the new out of the gate. (The Iomega
Bernoulli PC Powered 90 Pro removable...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Fastback Express: entry-level back-up utility for $99.95. (Fifth
Generation Systems Inc.'s software)...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*A good mannequin isn't always hard to find. (HumanCAD's Mannequin
Designer computer-aided design...          [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*ReadRight Personal OCR comes to Windows. (OCR Systems Inc., optical
character recognition) (New & Improved...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*EZ-Fax gains Novell and Artisoft approval. (Calculus Inc.'s EZ-Fax
for Networks facsimile software) (New &... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*After all, time is still money. (Timeslips Corp.'s Timeslips 5,
profit tracking software) (New &...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Graphics utility puts an end to the dreaded jaggies. (Ray Dream
Inc.'s JAG for Windows 3.1 image...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Lotus unveils personal spreadsheet for the home PC. (Lotus
Development Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3 for...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Getting Gate's story: a view from outside. (Microsoft Corp. Chairman
Bill Gates) (Read Only)                    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Unauthorized Gates bio struggles to reveal the man behind the myth.
(Hard Drive: Bill Gates and the Making...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Virus Guide dispels Michaelangelo's legacy, offers hope for averting
attack. (The Computer Virus Crisis)...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Clipper 5 Guide: from ultimate Xbase compiler to all-purpose
language. (Clipper 5: a Developer's...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Fortify Visual Basic with Microsoft's Professional Toolkit.
(Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft...            [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Project management for the real world. (project management programs
should be less complex to use) (Column)    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*User groups go high(er) tech. (survey) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*The Microsoft storefront. (Microsoft Corp. will dominate industry
given that it overcomes challenges)...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Inside track. (Brief Article)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Interface relics. (Microsoft Windows 4.0 graphical user interface
said to be free of awkwardness of...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*OS/2's a winner. (IBM's OS/2 2.0 operating system, much better than
expected; Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*A better view of Windows: 17-inch displays. (Microsoft
Windows-compatible monitors)(includes...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*CRT radiation: a glowing concern? (cathode ray terminal)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*AcerView 76. (Acer America Corp.) (Hardware Review) (one of 16 color
monitor evaluations in 'A Better View...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*American Mitac M1758. (America Mitac Corp.) (Hardware Review) (one of
16 color monitor evaluations in 'A...      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*CTX-1760. (CTX International Inc.) (Hardware Review) (one of 16 color
monitor evaluations in 'A Better View...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Epson Professional Series. (Epson America Inc.) (Hardware Review)
(one of 16 color monitor evaluations in... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*New display technologies: coming soon to a screen near you. (A Better
View of Windows: 17-inch Displays)         [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*HP Ultra VGA 17-Inch Display. (Hewlett-Packard Co.) (Hardware Review)
(one of 16 color monitor evaluations in... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Idek/Iiyama MF-5317. (Idek/Iiyama North America Inc.) (Hardware
Review) (one of 16 color monitor...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*MAG MX17F. (MAG Innovision Inc.) (Hardware Review) (one of 16 color
monitor evaluations in 'A Better View...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 17. (Mitsubishi Electronics America Inc.)
(Hardware Review) (one of 16 color...      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Nanao Flexscan F550i. (Nanao USA Corp.) (Hardware Review) (one of 16
color monitor evaluations in 'A Better...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Matching color at gunpoint. (color matching features on 17-inch color
computer monitors) (A Better View of...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*NEC MultiSync 5FG. (NEC Technologies Inc.) (Hardware Review) (one of
16 color monitor evaluations in 'A...      [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Relisys RE1776 17-Inch High Resolution Multiscan Color Monitor.
(Relisys Inc.) (Hardware Review) (one...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Seiko CM1760LR. (Seiko Instruments USA Inc.) (Hardware Review) (one
of 16 color monitor evaluations in 'A...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Sony CPD-1604S 17" Multiscan Trinitron Color Computer Monitor. (Sony
Computer Peripheral Products Co.)...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Tatung CM-17MBD. (Tatung Company of America Inc.) (Hardware Review)
(one of 16 color monitor evaluations in... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Toshiba P17CM01. (Toshiba America Consumer Products Inc.) (Hardware
Review) (one of 16 color monitor...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*ViewSonic 7. (Keypoint Technology Corp. ViewSonic Division) (Hardware
Review) (one of 16 color monitor...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Super servers: power, reliability, security - at what price?
(includes related articles on...           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*AcerFrame 3000 MP33. (Acer America Corp.) (Hardware Review) (one of
six superserver evaluations in 'Super...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*ALR PowerPro SMP 512 486/50. (Advanced Logic Research Inc.) (Hardware
Review) (one of six superserver...         [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Compaq Systempro 486-2040. (Hardware Review) (one of six superserver
evaluations in 'Super Servers: Power...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*applicationDEC 433MP. (DEC) (Hardware Review) (one of six superserver
evaluations in 'Super Servers: Power...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*NetFrame NF400 Network Mainframe. (NetFrame Systems Inc.) (Hardware
Review) (one of six superserver...         [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Tricord PowerFrame 40/33C. (Tricord Systems Inc.) (Hardware Review)
(one of six superserver evaluations in...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Modem communications software: too hard to use? (Software Review)
(overview of 23 evaluations of...          [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*The Hayes ESP: keeping the pace with V.32bis modems. (Hardware
Review) (Enhanced Serial Port board...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*U.S. Robotics: BLAST Professional. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Supportware: COM-AND. (Software Review) (one of 23 evaluations of
communications software in 'Modem...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Digital Communications Associates Inc.: Crosstalk for Windows.
(Software Review) (one of 23...            [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Digital Communications Associates Inc.: Crosstalk Mk.4; Crosstalk
Communicator. (Software Review) (one of... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Digital Communications Associates Inc.: Crosstalk XVI. (Software
Review) (one of 23 evaluations of...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Futuresoft Inc.: Dynacomm Asynchronous for Windows; Terminal Plus.
(Software Review) (one of 23...            [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Hilgraeve Inc.: HyperAccess/5. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Software Ventures Corp.: Microphone II for Windows. (Software Review)
(one of 23 evaluations of...               [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Softklone Distributing Corp.: Mirror III. (Software Review) (one of
23 evaluations of communications...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Magicsoft Inc.: MTEZ. (Software Review) (one of 23 evaluations of
communications software in 'Modem...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Pereline Data Systems Inc.: PereLine. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Lead Technologies Inc.: Pilot. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Datastorm Technologies Inc.: Procomm Plus. (Software Review) (one of
23 evaluations of communications...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Omen Technology Inc.: Professional YAM. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Mustang Software Inc.: Qmodem. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Microcom Inc.: Relay Gold for DOS. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Microcom Inc: Relay Gold for Windows Microcourier. (Software Review)
(one of 23 evaluations of...               [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Quercus Systems: Rexxterm. (Software Review) (one of 23 evaluations
of communications software in 'Modem...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc.: Smartcom Exec. (Software Review)
(one of 23 evaluations of...               [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*White River Software: Telemate. (Software Review) (one of 23
evaluations of communications software...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Exis Inc.: Telix. (Software Review) (one of 23 evaluations of
communications software in 'Modem...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Data Graphics: Unicom. (Software Review) (one of 23 evaluations of
communications software in 'Modem...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*LAN inventory software. (Software Review) (overview of five
evaluations of local area network...       [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*The best is yet to come. (Software Review) (review of beta versions
of upcoming network management software... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*LAN Auditor. (Horizons Technology Inc.) (Software Review) (one of
five evaluations of network-inventory...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Increasing the value of LAN inventory data. (local area network)
(guide to help-desk software)(includes...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*LAN Automatic Inventory. (Brightwork Development Inc.) (Software
Review) (one of five evaluations of...     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Network HQ. (Magee Enterprises Inc.) (Software Review) (one of five
evaluations of network-inventory...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*PC Census. (Tally Systems Corp.) (Software Review) (one of five
evaluations of network-inventory...        [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Saber LAA Agent Toolkit. (Saber Software Corp.) (Software Review)
(one of five evaluations of...             [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Advisor. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Tutor. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*User-to-user. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Windows. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Spreadsheets. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*The working word. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Connectivity. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*PC MagNet. (keeping costs down)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Load Windows programs from the DOS prompt with WINSTART.
(Utilities)(includes related articles...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Writing DLLs for Windows using Visual Basic, Part 2. (Dynamic Link
Libraries) (Lab Notes)(includes related... [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Creating a computer drum machine, part 3. (Environment)(column)
(Tutorial)                                 [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*The Windows common dialog search-and-replace functions. (Power
Programming)(column) (Tutorial)            [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Databases. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Languages. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Pick a good flick: software movie databases let you find the right
film. (Software Review) (overview of...    [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*The Banner Blue Movie Guide. (Software Review) (one of four
evaluations of film databases in 'Pick...  [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Movie Home Companion. (Software Review) (one of four evaluations of
film databases in 'Pick a Good Flick')     [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Video Directory. (Variety's Video Directory) (Software Review) (one
of four evaluations of film databases...   [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*VideoHound. (Software Review) (one of four evaluations of film
databases in 'Pick a Good Flick')          [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Koei's L'Empereur simulation relives Napoleon's war of revolution.
(Software Review) (Koei Corp...            [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Abort, retry, fail? (humor) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
*Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc.: Smartcom III. (Software Review)
(one of 23 evaluations of...               [PC Magazine: June 30 1992]
Next gets lines of credit from Canon, Jobs. (Next Computer Inc.; Steve
Jobs)                            [San Jose Mercury News: June 30 1992]
Software writers try to speak a language users understand. (usability
studies aid in...              [The Wall Street Journal: June 30 1992]
Comcast to acquire nearly 10% stake in Fleet Call Inc.
                               [The Wall Street Journal: June 30 1992]
AST says Yuen resigned posts and Santuro is appointed chairman. (AST
Research Inc., Thomas C...     [The Wall Street Journal: June 30 1992]
Chip company tests AT&T frame-relay. (LSI Logic Corp.)_
                                    [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
IBM delays 6611 router; performance problems force three-month
postponement. (Product...           [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Apple-IBM: few tangibles. (Apple's partnership with IBM) (Alliances)
                                    [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
SunSoft hopes Solaris will outshine Windows NT. (Solaris 2.0,
operating system software from...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Adaptive ready with ATM switch. (Adaptive Corp. announces the ATM/X,
which is an asynchronous...         [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Consortium starts gigabit-networking tests. (the Multidimensional
Applications and Gigabit...         [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Secure-SNMP group: SMP? (Simple Network Management Protocol; Simple
Management Protocol) (News)         [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
BT set to cut video-system prices: vendor's gear has seen sluggish
sales in North America. (British... [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Intel extends reach of LAN mgm't ware. (LANSight Support 3.0, network
management software from Intel...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Automation package gets PC ties. (Memo 4.0 and Memo/LAN,
office-automation software...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
NetView links keep multiplying; today, many ways exist to share
management info with IBM's...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
X.500 promises net, E-mail unity. (the X.500 directory services
standard for electronic-mail...     [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Net operating systems set sail; a new fleet of network operating
systems is addressing user needs... [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
Frame-relay service prices still elusive. (computer communications)
(News)                              [CommunicationsWeek: June 29 1992]
*Look Ma, no wires. (wireless computing)
                                       [Computer Letter: June 29 1992]
Clones force Intel to deep-six 586 chip name.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Compaq ties channel to direct sales. (Compaq Computer Corp.)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Suddenly, European sales slow. (computer industries)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Windows applications: profits tight in U.S.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Apple to ax funding. (small dealer funding program)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
HP eyes acquisition of TI's UNIX unit. (Hewlett-Packard Co., Texas
Instruments Inc.)               [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
IBM makes moves to sharpen focus: reorganization aims to cut
redundancy; NDD emphasizes...   [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
OS/2 program to target small-business market. (IBM makes moves to
sharpen focus)                  [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Fortune 1000 spending stays strong. (Gallup report for May 1992)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Dell, DEC armed with new round of price cuts. (Dell Computer Corp.)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Apple strengthens multimedia effort. (plans SweetPea product)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Windows NT delayed until 1993. (Microsoft Corp.'s graphical user
environment)                    [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Vendors use expo to tout wares, plans. (PC Expo in New York City)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
New Tandy unit to push more business to VARs. (value-added resellers)
(Tandy Direct Marketing)        [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Ultimate recruits VARs to market RS/6000. (value-added resellers)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
New opportunities. (hardware and software sales)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Aetna: a giant step backward for Apple. (Aetna Life and Casualty Inc.
choses Windows-based...         [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
DTK boosts product line, adds 3 Grafika systems. (DTK Computer Inc.'s
Station 2, Grafika 3F...        [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Merisel joins vendors in planning imaging bundle. (Novell Inc.)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
ABCD releases first set of EDI guidelines. (ABCD: The Microcomputer
Industry Association)...        [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Digital World offers audio, video desktop wares.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
NCR unveils network-management applications. (StarSentry Software
Manager, StarSentry Client...   [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
3Com's restructuring efforts boost 4Q revenue.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Investors: wait for the dust to settle. (the effect of hardware price
wars on PC corporate stock)     [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Wall Street wary of channel. (hardware price wars)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Merisel buys part of Mexican concern. (Dinamia S.A. )
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Hardware stocks suffer after news of Compaq pricing. (Wall Street
Wrap-Up)                        [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Is there more to piracy than meets the eye?
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Buyers seek brand names. (software purchases)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Microsoft signs three integrators. (signs ICL, Olivetti, and Siemens
for its Windows NT operating... [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Small resellers make bold move: take a stand against Sequoia Systems.
(filing false revenue reports)  [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
ESD presents opportunities; demands control. (electronic software
distribution)                   [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
IBM, Novell 'branch out:' set strategies to install network software
electronically. (electronic...  [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Banyan upgrades messaging capabilities. (Banyan Systems Inc.'s
Intelligent Messaging for...    [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Groupware grows. (local area network electronic mail fuels demand)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
PIM market broadens. (personal information managers) (Jensen-Jones
Inc.'s Commence, Lotus...       [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
UNIX vendors join forces.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Mindlink provokes thought with Problem Solver. (Mindlink Problem
Solver) (Product Announcement)  [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Iotape unveils Tape250 removable storage unit. (Iomega Tape250 tape
drive) (Product Announcement)   [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Modem manufacturers offer resellers strong channel support programs.
(Hardware Review) (AT&T...      [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Recruiting sales reps. (value-added resellers)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Bid board. (ongoing value-added reseller contract requirements)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Vitek's government program takes off. (Vitek Systems Distribution
Inc.)                           [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
D&H adds vendors; signs support organization. (D&H Distributing)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Dataflex sees growth.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Drugmaker takes Rx. (Burroughs Wellcome Co. buys document management
system from Startegic...        [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Transit authority installs system to aid disabled. (Dayton's Miami
Valley Regional Transit...      [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Group answers religious, non-profit users' needs. (Communal Computing
National Computer Users' Group) [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Taiwan eyes software. (country growing as software producer)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
A more informed view of vendor-reseller relationships is key.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Software pacts shift. (WordPerfect Corp. to deal direct with large
users)                          [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
New Apple pricing schedule may spur transshipping boom among
retailers. (article from...     [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Telecommuting trend means new niche market for resellers. (Communique,
an Ingram Micro publication)    [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Lead generation program, VAR Council address, reseller needs.
(Communique, an Ingram Micro... [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Philippe Kahn of Borland. (interview with Borland International Inc.'s
Philippe Kahn) (Communique...   [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Resellers can tune in to multimedia profits by selling sound boards.
(Communique, an Ingram Micro... [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Ultimedia: breakthrough technology drives IBM's multimedia initiative.
(Communique, an Ingram Micro... [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Commitment to multimedia market brings rewards to resellers.
(Communique, an Ingram Micro... [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
The Miracle Piano Teaching System: an innovative product for the
consumer market. (Communique... [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
Do you want to make more money? Sign here. (Ingram Micro's Joel Davis)
(Communique, an Ingram Micro... [Computer Reseller News: June 29 1992]
PC managers focus on OS installations: gnatty bugs harass OS/2 2.0
deployments. (IBM OS/2 operating...      [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Execs depart troubled lessor. (executives leave Meridian Technology
Leasing Services)                        [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Users snub star-crossed pairing: Apple/IBM birthday. (cooperative
agreement between firms is one-year's... [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Copyright grip on source code weakened. (behavior of computer programs
not protected by copyright) (includes... [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
IBM delays new router, loses face: more testing needed; few users
waiting. (includes related article on... [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Virus fighters fume over little black book: debate rages over merits
of publishing codes. (The Little...      [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Lotus results expected to dip: officials blame decline on vicious
competition in Windows spreadsheets...   [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Compaq plans foray into printer market. (new Peripherals Division)
                                         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Process re-engineering steals AIIM spotlight. (Association for
Information and Image Management)...     [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Sun pitches Solaris 2.0 to corporate desktops. (SunSoft Inc. begins
shipping operating system) (includes...  [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Hitachi unveils five air-cooled machines. (Hitachi Data Systems
Corp.'s GX series mainframes)...         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
The great debate. (panel discussion on creating U.S. technology
policy) (Panel Discussion)               [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Dell, Everex meet Compaq's price challenge: but corporate users with
high-end computing needs are looking...  [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Router companies eye high-speed switches. (Wellfleet Communications
Inc. and Cisco Systems Inc.)             [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Change in air on net management: improved version of SNMP is causing
uproar among vendors and users...        [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Expert systems + chaos = better control systems: firms such as GM save
time with Parallel Inference Machine...  [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Don't waste blue-collar power. (helping blue-collar workers to use
computer -based technologies)...         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Good GUI design. (graphical user interface) (Windows View) (Column)
                                         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Intel breaks into low-volt chip market.
                                         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Desktop division: study finds gender roles differ. (gender differences
in how users interact with...            [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
July viruses: irritating but relatively harmless. (includes related
article on using scanning software to... [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
CBIS makes Notes key element of IS strategy. (Cincinnati Bell
Information Systems Inc. to use Lotus... [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Much ado about source code: arrival of Unix System V Release 4.2
leaves USL's bigger customers cold...    [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Stanford navigates client/server peaks, valleys: budgetary constraints
spur experimentation. (Stanford...       [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Imaging data threatens net response time. (Stanford navigates
client/server peaks, valleys)            [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Vendors pressured to comply with OmniPoint. (Network Management Forum
User Council pressures vendors to...     [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Bidirectional network management costs big: implementing IBM/AT&T
accord set at $90K. (includes related... [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
National ISDN demonstration gets mixed reaction. (Integrated Services
Digital Network) (includes related...    [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Software leasing catching on: but progress is slow; customer
ignorance, few vendor incentives cited.  [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Texaco finds black gold with virtual data server: custom-built server
allows consistent data access. (On Site) [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Imaging cures hospital's paper woes: Memorial Sloan-Kettering saving
more than $140K/year with a healthy...   [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
CA to port to HP/UX. (Computer Associates International Inc. to
migrate software to HP's unix-based...   [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Future-proof technology. (software migration) (Commentary) (Column)
                                         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Class libraries ease development: however, with acknowledged benefits
come concerns for the future.            [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Easel expands product line; updates Workbench. (Easel Workbench
computer aided software engineering...   [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Lessons from hell. (coping with how natural disasters affect
information systems) (includes...        [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Traders wheel, deal, soar to keep Chicago commodities exchange humming
in flood. (Executive Report: Coping...   [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Hugo huffs, puffs, blows Bosch data center down - but not out.
(Hurricane Hugo, Robert Bosch Corp.)...  [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
When earthquakes hit, disaster recovery plans register 10 on Richter
scale. (Bechtel Corp.'s disaster...      [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
L.A. support system up in smoke. (fire in data center destroys new 911
support system in Los Angeles, CA)...    [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
New breed of disaster-proof sites built to last. (Executive Report:
Coping with Disaster)                    [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Vendors: better safe than sorry: new generation of disaster products
and services is hitting the market...    [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Seeing data in new ways. (mapping corporate data to improve decision
making)(includes related articles on...  [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Doing IS by the books: Macmillan's Hughes binds dual roles of IS
implementor and products innovator...    [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Quality effort at crossroads. (quality management trend)
                                         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
IS spin-offs are in hiring mode. (information systems)
                                         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Rewards, challenges in marketing support. (information systems support
for marketing departments)               [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
HP to buy TI Unix systems line: deal underscores HP's shift away from
its proprietary operating system...      [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Pache takes Bull's reins. (Bernard Pache to head Groupe Bull)
                                         [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Electronic mail: the new corporate backbone. (International Data Corp.
White Paper: Special Advertising...      [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
Users embracing E-mail, standalone fax, voicemail. (results of
International Data Corp. annual...       [Computerworld: June 29 1992]
*Obituary: Vittorio Cassoni. (former head of AT&T's Computer Systems
Group) (Obituary)                [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*E-mail: Microsoft and AT&T EasyLink in strategic relationship:
integration of messaging...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*HDTV: General Instrument, MIT, Zenith & AT&T join forces. (high
definition television...         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Video technology: normal TV signals simultaneously carry computer
data to the home 40% faster...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Lightwave telecom: AT&T tests wavelength division multiplexing
lightwave system.                [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Ericsson wins $30 million contract in Australia.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Pacific Bell launches positioning advertising: goal
is customer loyalty in the...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Fiber to home: Northern Telecom subsidiary BNR laser breakthrough
sets stage for fiber to the...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*RDBMS: Motorola licenses Borland's InterBase for use with its
SmartZone Network Systems...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Secure videophone: AT&T Federal Systems intros Secure Video Docking
Unit. (Product Announcement)     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Special report: Nynex in Thailand: concludes partnership negotiations
for telecommunications...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*VSAT: $5.2 million in GTE VSAT orders for California Microwave. (Very
Small Aperture Terminals, GTE... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Northern Telecom win: scores new contract in Poland. (Northern
Telecom Europe has contract...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Videoconferencing: PictureTel introduces IMX-1 inverse multiplexer
for economical 384BPS...         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Optical communications: high-speed optical transmitter & receiver
from AT&T. (AT&T...              [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Private data network: British Petroleum Exploration selects Cisco for
100-router worldwide private...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Long distance customer service: Sprint teams with Goal Systems. (Goal
Systems International Inc...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*E-mail: A-Gate LAN based E-mail to AT&T Mail. (Notework Corp.'s
A-Gate local area network...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Videoconferencing: MCI & Compression Labs to market videoconferencing
products. (MCI Communications... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Japan OEM agreement: StrataCom & Oki. (Oki Electric Industry Company,
Ltd., original equipment...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Ericsson in Hungary: to provide AXE digital switching equipment to
private telecom operator in...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Audioconferencing: startup Polycom offers an affordable,
high-performance system...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*New phones: ROLM expands ROLMphone family. (ROLMphone 300, ROLMphone
600) (Product Announcement)      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*ACD award: $71 million award by Internal Revenue Service to Aspect
Telecommunications...            [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Financial: Cabletron Systems Reports record Q1 earnings & revenue.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Compressed digital video: Philips selects Compression Labs to supply
cable distribution system...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Network management: software & client network management from NCR.
(NCR Corp.'s StarSENTRY...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*PBX satisfaction: ROLM captures number one spot in customer
satisfaction in latest...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Communications software: New Phoenix Technologies product line.
(Phoenix Technologies Ltd.'s...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Financial: Bell Atlantic declares Q2 dividends. (second quarter)
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*New calling card: the AT&T Corporate CustomDirect Card.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*PA-RISC: Stratus Computer selects HP microprocessor for future
systems. (Continuous...          [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Executive suite: Ex-N.E.T. exec joins PCSI: will direct product
marketing of Clarity series...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Financial: AMP estimated Q2 results & outlook comments; AMP to
acquire Optical Fiber...         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Acquisition: ATC enters letter of intent to acquire Portable Cellular
Communications.                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Four Thursday closing stock prices: AT&T and the RBOCs 1992.
(Regional Bell Operating...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 29 1992]
*Obituary: Vittorio Cassoni. (former head of AT&T Computer Systems
Group and...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*E-mail: Microsoft & AT&T EasyLink in strategic relationship;
integration of...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Triple EC threat: Bull, Olivetti & Siemens Nixdorf found joint
subsidiary...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Storage: CORE International unveils the next generation of disk drive
technology...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Windows NT: workstation-class software migrates to advanced operating
system; allows...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Acquisition: HP to acquire TI's multiuser Computer Systems & Services
business. (Texas...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*E-mail: A-GATE LAN based e-mail to AT&T Mail. (Notework Corp. to ship
local area...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Blind PC users: national computer help hotline expands services.
(Abacus Global...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Financial brief: Lotus anticipates lower-than-forecast Q2 earnings.
(Lotus...            [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Lawsuit: Microsoft terminates Z-Nix license: sues to protect
copyrights.          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Chips: low-voltage Intel microprocessor aimed at subnotebook market.
(3.3 volt Intel...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*PC price cuts: Toshiba reduces notebook computer prices to expand
market share &...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New portable PC: liquid-cooled portables from Dolch offer superior
sound quality in...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Desktop video publishing: Radius launches VideoVision. (Radius Inc.'s
Radius...            [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Optical storage: Fujitsu enters optical market with multi-function
3.5-inch drive...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New notebook: "business class" Avanti 486 maximizes notebook computer
performance &...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*VESA bus board standard: Micronics Computers with industry's first
VESA-compliant...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New fault-tolerant PC: Everex STEP MPFT 2001. (Everex Systems Inc.
STEP MPFT 2001...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New notebook: 25MHz 386SX Everex notebook with removable hard drive.
(Everex Systems...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New notebook: Everex introduces SL25 notebook with removable 80Mb
hard drive &...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Storage: solid state drive for PC/XT/AT compatibles. (MemTech
Technology's...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New PCs: Everex MaxLogic Series targets home office users with
initial entry...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Corporate computing: Acer supports SCO Open Desktop release 2.0.
(Santa Cruz...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Pen-based computing: NCR alliance with GRiD widens software options.
(NCR 3125 NotePad... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*PHIGS/HOOPS: support for PHIGS wanes; HOOPS & other APIs gain ground.
(Programmer's...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Supercomputing: scientists at Ohio Supercomputer Center aim to break
computational...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Image management: Tandem in OEM agreement. (original equipment
manufacturer pact... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Image processing: ultra-high 150 DPI displays for Windows &
Macintosh-based...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*RAID storage: ECCS intros complete family of RAID storage products.
(redundant array...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Network management: software & client network management from NCR.
(StarSENTRY...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Award: Gates to be awarded National Medal of Technology. (Microsoft
Corp. chairman...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New PCs: Memorex Telex introduces new additions to its PC line.
(Memorex Telex...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Solaris 2.0 for SPARC, SunSoft delivers. (Solaris 2.0 systems
software)...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Solaris for X86: demoed for the first time. (SunSoft Inc.'s Solaris
2.0 distributed...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Voice MUX: PCSI enhances top-line voice MUX with 4.8 Kbps voice,
support for lower... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Microsoft Bookshelf: 1992 edition updated with more sound &
animation...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Pen-based computing: Microsoft extends pen computing to the desktop;
peripheral device... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Chips: CHIPS & Technologies supports VESA VL-Bus with new chipset;
CS4000 WinCHIPS...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Audioconferencing: startup Polycom offers an affordable,
high-performance...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Anti-virus: Cheyenne Software ships anti-virus software; InocuLAN now
available...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Secure UNIX: Harris announces a "first" for B1 level secure computing
environments...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*PC distribution: Nielsen Media Research study shows channel shift.
(PC WEEK reader...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*FDDI/CDDI: Crescendo Communications & Silicon Graphics to collaborate
on FDDI/CDDI...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New PCs: Epson ships new PCs ranging from 486 EISA to 386 ISA;
expands phone...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Communications software: new Phoenix Technologies product line.
(Phoenix...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*UNIX: Unisys announces enhanced UNIX servers with 50MHz Intel 486
processor; POSIX...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Multimedia word processing: Microsoft Word for Windows & Bookshelf,
Multimedia...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Spreadsheets: Borland's Quattro Pro outscores Lotus 1-2-3 by
significant...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Document management: high-performance system solution for engineering
document...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Document management: NCR ships general purpose system. (NCR Corp's
NCR Document...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Windows to Mac: Apple & Symantec to speed software applications
development...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Enterprisewide computing: new Hitachi HDS GX Series; "summit-class"
technology...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Client-server computing: Sybase & Microsoft strengthen alliance for
delivering...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Backup storage: Iomega minicartridge tape products; first one-inch
QIC drive to read... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*PC price cuts: Toshiba reduces accessory prices by up to 56 percent.
(Toshiba America...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Lawsuit: Rexon announces settlement of Archive litigation.
                     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Chips: Vitesse Semiconductor forms separate ASIC & standard products
divisions...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*UPS: 2400 VA Global Uninterruptible Power Supply (GUPS 2400). (Elgar
Corp.) (Product...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Lawsuit: Archive settles patent lawsuit against Rexon.
                     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*SCSI alliance: Adaptec provides SCSI connection for Sony MO drives
introduced at PC...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New PCs: Everex strengthens mid-range Tempo product line with five...
                     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Backup storage: world's fastest minicartridge tape drive. (Everex
Systems Inc.'s...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*AIX: IBM AIX computer-aided software engineering products for HP &
Sun workstations...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*New PCs: Everex expands AGI line with four products. (Everex Systems
Inc.'s AGI Metro...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Data compression: StorageTek data compression for the 42XX family.
(Storage...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Network management: Ungermann-Bass & ProTools integrate NetDirector
with Network...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*PCs in schools: AST joins industry effort to bring PCs into Japanese
schools. (AST...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*PA-RISC: Stratus Computer selects HP microprocessor for future
systems. (HP's...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Multimedia: InterActiveMedia; networked, full-motion, full-screen
video for...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Reading machine: Xerox Imaging Systems announces breakthrough
pricing. (Xerox...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Multimedia: IBM announces availability of ActionMedia II
enhancements...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Financial: Standard Microsystems announces record revenues for Q1
FY93.                [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Financial brief: Alpha Microsystems reports Q1 preliminary results.
                     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Financial: Broderbund Software Inc. reports net income of $1,605,000
during Q3.           [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Financial: 3Com announces record quarterly orders & sales; net income
increases 49...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*Financial: Cognos reports Q1 results. (Cognos Software Inc.)
                     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
*SCSI kit: new SCSI kit from DPT erases peripheral installation;
SmartCache Plus...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 29 1992]
Apple makes multimedia connection. (Apple Computer Inc. and Toshiba
Corp. work on CD-ROM...   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Mentor developing system-level tool. (Mentor Graphics Corp.'s System
Design Station program... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
IBM, Toshiba plan flash pact; to cooperate on mass-storage tech.
(flash memory)            [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
NEC pushes standard cell line in U.S.
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Fiber Channel plugs in to future; optical communications standard gets
a boost.                  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
SGS consolidates wafer fabs: all products put on 6-inch lines.
(SGS-Thomson...           [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Pens click at PC Expo. (1992 trade show)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Mentor, HLD ally. (Mentor Graphics Corp. and High-Level Design
Systems)                  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Stratus drops i860 for PA. (Stratus Computer Inc. uses Hewlett Packard
Precision Architecture... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Solaris for Sparc shipping. (Solaris 2.0 operating system from SunSoft
Inc.) (Product...         [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Rx for growth. (presidential candidates, among others, detail their
prescription for...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Portables lead the way. (portable computers) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
The growth is in the niches. (computer communications market) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Productivity push is driving market. (industrial electronics market)
(Midyear...               [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
The market gets harder to define. (consumer electronics market)
(Midyear...               [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Defense cuts force new strategies. (defense industry seeks new
markets) (Midyear...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Hoping for a return to health. (Japanese semiconductor industry)
(Midyear...               [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
The producer becomes consumer. (Asia as market for PCs) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Steady in the West, shaky in the East. (electronics markets in Europe)
(Midyear...               [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Homegrown processors hard to find. (electronics industry in Eastern
Europe and former...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Recession dents key markets. (consumer electronics industry) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Most markets are barely moving. (semiconductor market; includes
related article on PC...  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Workstations battle PCs. (computer markets) (Midyear Forecast)(Special
Report)                   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
The DRAM market is splitting into distinct segments. (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
A shakeup is imminent. (electronic design automation market) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Restructuring helps the user. (electronic design automation) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Competitive pressures growing for power supply, switch vendors.
(Midyear...               [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Modular boards drive the market. (Midyear Forecast)(Special Report)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Low-cost chips drive high-end growth. (chip sets) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Smaller disk drives starting to attract attention. (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Cautious optimism in passives. (passive components in
telecommunications)...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Looking good, but no celebration yet. (electronics industry) (Midyear
Forecast)(Special Report) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 29 1992]
Advanced Micro sues Intel for 'misleading' customers. (statements
concerning court battle)               [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Hear Canon, SVG mull Micrascan joint venture. (Silicon Valley Group
Inc.)                                  [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
IBM enters OEM market for PCs and subsystems; will use in-house
microprocessors, plus Intel, Cyrix...  [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
On the inside track. (companies move to manufacture low-price
microcomputers internally)             [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
DEC, Olivetti Alpha agreement also eyes stake in Italian firm.
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
TI sells computer line to HP. (Texas Instruments sells its business
computer line to Hewlett-Packard)      [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Tandem to drop 2 plants, sell 1. (Tandem Computers Inc. downsizes)
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Stratus Computer will switch to Hewlett-Packard's PA-RISC. (PA-RISC
microprocessor architecture)           [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Shareholders approve MIPS-SGI deal; advisory board set with RISC
partners. (MIPS Computer Systems...    [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Early birds get the IPO. (Update: Initial Public Offerings)
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Prime SEC filing details losses. (Prime Computer Inc. wants to go
public again)                          [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Government closeup: recouping losses.
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
World roundtable: land of falling semiconductors. (Japanese
semiconductor market)                  [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Industry-at-large: partnering - American style. (Column)
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Cluster tools enhanced; may soon fabricate DRAMs, ASICs. (dynamic
random access memory, application...   [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
IBM eyes flash storage in talks with Toshiba.
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
DEC readies internally-built PCs, sets phaseout of Tandy machines.
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Cray Research details real-time computing.
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Firms battle over modem standard. (V.Fast standard )
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
National ISDN set for fall launch. (integrated services digital
networks)                              [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Fab equipment debuted. (Semicon/West: Products)(Silicon Valley Group
Inc.'s Micrascan II; Nikon Corp.'s...  [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
High-level simulation gains, but still faces some obstacles.
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
IBM expanding in mainframe Unix, but market prospects still unclear.
(AIX/ESA operating system) (Product... [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Apple Personal Assistants to be built with Toshiba. (Personal Digital
Assistants)                            [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
IBM 'SMIFs' a fab for cleanliness. (Asyst Technologies Inc.'s
microenvironment clean room process)   [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Automotive electronics: the final frontier: electronic car linking.
                                       [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Terminal vendors flex their PEX. (PHIGS extension to the X PEX Windows
standard; SHOgraphics' PexStation 1... [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Distributors boost test capabilities forging links with third-party
labs. (semiconductor industry)         [Electronic News: June 29 1992]
Analysis: GSBCA cost call may chill protest actions. (the US General
Services Board of Contract...    [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
DOD charged with leeching printing work from GPO. (the US Department
of Defense is accused of...      [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
GAO opens CIM, I-CASE probe. (the US General Accounting Office
investigates the Department...   [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Defense battle data is joined; data fusion workstations replace grease
pencils.                         [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Nader advocacy group charges SEC with limiting access to EDGAR. (Ralph
Nader's Center for Responsive... [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Committee OKs Glenn's reform bill. (the US Senate Governmental Affairs
Committee approves the...        [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Super group to upgrade Intel's Delta system. (the Concurrent
Supercomputing Consortium at...  [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
HHS calls for U.S. health claims processing net. (the US Department of
Health and Human Services...     [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Air Force delays I-CASE RFP to sweeten the pot. (the US Air Force
Integrated Computer-Aided...     [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
SSA pilot flies high on claims processing. (the US Social Security
Administration's claims...       [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Uses for satellite image data on rise. (federal agencies using
satellite image processing)      [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
DOJ seeks commodity laptop buy worth $85M. (the US Department of
Justice's plans to acquire...    [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
IRS awards two telecom contracts. (the US Internal Revenue Service)
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Trail Boss program fosters industry, fed comm. (the US General
Services Administration's...     [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Small firm files suit against Apple. (Moffett Computers Plus More Ltd.
sues Apple Computer Inc. for...  [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
GSA issues guide on vendor-sponsored training. (the US General
Services Administration's...     [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
OMB revises circ on value engineering. (the US Office of Management
and Budget Office of Federal...  [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Scientific visualization: more than meets the eye. (includes a related
article on the US Forest...      [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Falcon's Young stakes out the high end; eschews lowest-cost
sweepstakes. (Falcon...          [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Digital scores military victory with Alpha chip. (DEC's Alpha 64-bit
reduced instruction set...       [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Firms tap MPP to analyze satellite images. (massively parallel
processing computers used by...  [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
PRC unveils EDMICS software. (PRC Inc's Digital Data Management System
was developed as part of the...  [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
AFCEA showcases comm wares for feds; secure fax and color videophones
top the list of new items...     [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Wang unveils imaging software for RS/6000 at AIIM. (Wang Laboratories
Inc.'s OPEN/image for AIX...     [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Industry, NIST join with ANSI to study CD-ROM life cycle. (the US
National Institute of...         [Federal Computer Week: June 29 1992]
Amex data center hit by scandal; senior VP overseeing the operation
gets the ax as numerous charges...    [Information Week: June 29 1992]
No router before its time. (delays in delivery of IBM's 6611 Network
Processor multiprotocol router...     [Information Week: June 29 1992]
PCs: agents of culture change.
                                      [Information Week: June 29 1992]
Decentralize? centralize? Yes! (3M Co. is aligning computer systems
with corporate goals in order to...   [Information Week: June 29 1992]
When IS shows its mettle; Weirton Steel's survival depends on
ambitious IT strategy...              [Information Week: June 29 1992]
CNE push: help or hype?; observers divided over Novell's support for
Certified NetWare Engineers.          [Information Week: June 29 1992]
Assessing Lloyd's policy. (Lloyd's of London's plan for a fully
electronic trading system)            [Information Week: June 29 1992]
VSE users power up. (IBM's VSA/ESA 1.3 operating system)
                                      [Information Week: June 29 1992]
Clearing up a GUI problem. (Uniface Corp.'s addition of a graphical
user interface development module...  [Information Week: June 29 1992]
Getting the message out; Microsoft, AT&T give LAN users access to
public messaging. (local area...      [Information Week: June 29 1992]
'Built to order' aims to please market. (computer firms to offer
customized systems)                          [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Novell's NMS developers endure snags, delays. (Network Management
System developers unable to get...           [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
IBM ends full-employment plan; major cutbacks due: 'surplus' workers
will get job offers but no promises.         [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Multimedia: small market grows rapidly.
                                             [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Intel deals spur price cuts: Dell's new prices, systems are threat to
clone makers. (Intel Corp., Dell Computer... [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Telcos dial Novell for WAN help: will develop high-speed WAN links for
large U.S. cities. (telephone companies...   [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
DrawPerfect for Windows, DOS in works. (WordPerfect Corp.'s
presentation software) (Product...           [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Aldus expects worst earnings in 4 quarters.
                                             [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Systems delay pen software. (lack of hardware)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
CADvance likely to face an uphill battle: Windows package will go up
against popular AutoCAD. (Isicad Inc.'s...   [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Powercore updates its group scheduling package. (Network Scheduler III
personal information management system)...   [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Systat for Windows debuts. (Systat Inc.'s statistical software)
(Product Announcement)                       [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
EDOS helps you 'tune' Windows' performance like a violin. (Mom's
Software's Enhanced DOS for Windows...       [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
DEC ships R3000 with upgradable daughtercard: cuts prices on graphics
systems. (DEC's Personal DECstation...       [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Local bus: 1 needs, 2 specifications. (Intel Corp. and Video
Electronics Standards Association are...     [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
C&T chip shown in subnotebooks: PC/Chip lets vendors cut weight below
3 pounds. (Chips & Technologies Inc.'s...    [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Wang reaches high and low with system debuts: low-end machines feature
built-in audio boards and integrated...      [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Database firms meet on connectivity. (SQL Access Group)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Vendors continue to push automated LAN distribution. (local area
network) (Software Spectrum's Diamond...     [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Today's organization can use a few good information technology
coaches. (Peer to Peer) (Column)             [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Workflow: improving the flow of corporate data. (includes related
article summarizing workflow concepts)...    [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Hughes Aircraft created its own workflow system to simplify processing
of forms. (Enterprise Computing: Workflow)   [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Intel, VESA propose local bus specifications: competing technologies
to overcome bottlenecks by widening the...   [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Starting an IS operation from scratch requires strict cost control.
(PCs Compleat Inc. develops a cost...        [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Congratulations on your promotion to CIO - now dance! (chief
information officers need to make...         [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
50-MHz 486DX PCs. (evaluations of seven microcomputers) (includes
related articles on how tests were...        [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
BalerXE is a clever spreadsheet shortcut: compile and customize WK1
files - and they work faster and can be...   [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
VIDI's Presenter fills 3-D gap with midrange price, tools: modeling
and animation package for the Mac has...     [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
With Elefont there's PostScript after TrueType for LaserJets. (Elesys
Inc.'s Elefont Page Processing System...     [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
WindForm creates forms with ease; offers powerful features. (Graphics
Development International's WindForm...      [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Bootcon aces configuration management. (Modular Software Systems
Bootcon operating system enhancement)...     [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Xpress makes jump to Windows with ease. (Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress 3.1
for Windows desktop publishing software)...  [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
ImagePals looks at the big picture: U-Lead's image utility archives,
sorts, and enhances. (U-Lead Systems...      [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
Dell, Compaq continue to duel it out in price wars. (question and
answer with Dell Computer Corp. CEO...       [InfoWorld: June 29 1992]
*Low-cost CPU from Connectix puts notebooks under control. (Connectix
PowerBook Utilities software for Apple...      [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Apple-Toshiba alliance to spawn media PDAs: first CD device slated
for mid-93. (Apple and Toshiba Corp...         [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Multimedia moves a step closer at Digital World. (Seybold Seminars
Digital World conference) (Product...          [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Kaleida appoints Goldhaber CEO, turns to business of multimedia:
scripting language, OS in the works...         [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*New pared-down PowerBook will draw on Newton. (borrows heavily from
Newton personal digital assistant...           [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Videoconferencing systems make debut at PC Expo 92. (Intelligence At
Large, RasterOps introduce...                  [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*STF, Calera to make fax text editable. (STF Technologies Inc. joins
with Calera Recognition Systems to offer...    [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Chena puts movies, connections and Word Services in Fair Witness.
(Chena Software Inc. introduces Fair...        [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Cross-platform motif for PC Expo. (1992 PC Expo trade show in New
York)                                          [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Smattering of Mac products at PC show. (Macintosh products displayed
at PC Expo trade show)(Brief Article)...       [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Concentrix makes Connections 5 times faster. (Concentrix Technology
Inc. introduces Connections 2.1 personal...    [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Microsoft fixes Word 5.0 font glitch. (Microsoft Corp. issues patch
to fix bugs in Word 5.0 word processor)...     [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Mac makes low-key showing at imaging conference. (Micro Dynamics
Ltd., Blueridge Technologies Inc., Pinnacle... [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Upgraded CrossTarget lets users dip deeper into corporate databases.
(Dimensional Insight Inc. enhances...          [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Latest twists for Double Helix: price cut, bug fix. (Helix
Technologies Double Helix database for...      [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*For the record. (Brief Article) (Correction Notice)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Marksman 2.0 targets Apple events: prototyping tool eases script
support. (IT Makers Marksman program...        [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Mac emulator for Suns gets networking support. (Sun Microsystems
Inc.)                                          [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Two system extensions are free from Alysis. (Alstsys Software Corp.
introduces Disk Expander, Safety Belt...       [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Neuron Data polishes up GUI tool. (Neuron Data Inc. introduces Open
Interface 2.0 graphical-interface program...   [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Applied Engineering updates cache software. (introduces AE Cache 2.0
cache software for its line of accelerator...  [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*NEC spins up promotion. (NEC Technologies Inc. giving away free
InterSect CDR-37 portable CD-ROM players...    [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*XVT smooths GUI development across platforms. (XVT Software Inc.
announces upgrades to XVT Portability...       [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Iconix dictionaries keep programmers in line. (Iconix Software
Engineering Inc. offers new add-on for...      [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Ayumi Software's Vol 2. makes JapanEase-ier. (Ayumi Software
introduces JapanEase Vol. 3...                 [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*FWB hammers out new DEC 1GB drive, 3.5-inch MO. (FWB Inc. introduces
128Mbyte magneto-optical drive, hard drive...  [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*DataPak offering spreadsheet library. (DataPak Software Inc.
introduces Matrix Engine programming...        [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*CatBack 2.0 now runs in background. (Enterprise Software introduces
new version of CatBack backup...               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Zone security, filtering options moving from network to desktop.
(News Analysis)                                [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Network designers are turning on to new generation of smart hubs.
(News Analysis)                                [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*BBS upgrade nothing but FirstClass: version 2.0 adds E-mail text
search. (SoftArc Inc. introduces FirstClass... [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Information Electronics discontinues development of QuickMail
add-ons. (Information Electronics stops...     [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*GEnie launches summer sale on 2,400-bps prime-time access. (GE
Information Services cuts price of daytime...  [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*AXiON Switch packs more ports. (AXiON introduces AXiON Switch
software-controlled hardware for connecting... [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Price cuts lighten ACC routers, cards. (Advanced Computer
Communications Inc. cuts prices on ACS 4100... [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Sketcher to draw on Painter interface: Fractal Design app to paint
gray scale. (Fractal Design Corp. prepares...  [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Helios OPI to boost graphics printing speeds by 300%: stores Mac
images on Unix servers. (Helios USA...         [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Curtain rises on film, video products: Mac finds audience at ShowBiz
Expo. (vendors introduce Macintosh products... [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Managers await next generation of Mac-based publication tools. (News
Analysis)(includes related article on what...  [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Luminator projects from 4 sources. (nVIEW Corp. introduces Luminator
color active-matrix LCD projector)(Brief...    [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*ScanMate drums up res with PMT-based version. (Danagraf North America
Inc. introduces high-resolution drum...        [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Aldus warns of Q2 earnings shortfall: Wall Street responds by
battering stock. (Aldus Corp. warns...         [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*OS distribution blazing new trails. (operating systems)(News
Analysis)                                      [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Fifth Generation bolsters Mac line with acquisition of Salient
Software. (Fifth Generation Systems Inc...     [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Adobe enjoys revenue surge. (Adobe Systems Inc. revenues up 22
percent for second quarter 1992) (Brief...     [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Cross-platform apps spell profits. (1992 Software Investment Forum
conference focuses on trends in software...    [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*IAC edges closer to the mainstream. (interapplication communication)
(Editorial)                                    [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*3 years ago in MacWEEK. (June 27, 1989)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Plenty of ammunition for Apple's new ads. (Commentary) (Column)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Where in the world is the missing Apple product? (request for reader
comments about their 'wish lists' from...      [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Color comes cheap with Cachet. (Software Review) (Electronics for
Imaging Inc. Cachet color-correction...        [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Norton upgrade adds SUM improvements. (Software Review) (Symantec
Corp's Norton Utilities for Macintosh...       [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Taking Norton beyond mere repair and recovery. (Software Review)
(features of Symantec Corp's Norton...         [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Reviews forum. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Mirus' FilmPrinter turbo gets better color, sharper images. (Hardware
Review) (Mirus Industries Corp. FilmPrinter... [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*MPI family traits include power, flexibility. (Micro Planning
International) (Software Review) (Micro...     [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Accounting programs add up: figuring which is best for you. (guide to
selecting accounting software)                 [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Platform hopping is good test of balance. (MacInTouch: Issues &
Trends) (Column)                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Portable batteries: You get what you put in. (Ask David
Ramsey)(question-and-answer) (Column)          [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Remote Access tips for scripting high speeds. (The Help Desk)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*New Excel presents an Object Model lesson. (Microsoft Excel 4.0
supports Apple events, Object Model...         [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Court decision may untie legal knots: ruling rebuffs CA copyright
appeals. (court rules against Computer...      [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Video boards make QuickTime waves. (vendors introduce digital
video-production boards at Seybold Digital...  [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Lotus to report earnings drop in Q2. (second quarter 1992) (Brief
Article)                                       [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
*Platforms totally crossed out. (Rumors) (Column)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 29 1992]
LAN users find you still can't get there from here; vendors slow to
address NOS interoperability...          [Network World: June 29 1992]
IBM dealt blow by ANSI's FDDI-over-copper decision. (American National
Standards Institute; Fiber...            [Network World: June 29 1992]
NCR gateway will extend SNMP's reach. (Simple Network Management
Protocol)                                [Network World: June 29 1992]
Windows opens wider to new data sources; Microsoft to work with
Oracle, Sybase on links from Windows...  [Network World: June 29 1992]
Bytex to roll out routing modules for its 7700 hub: also announces
plans to offer FDDI products and...      [Network World: June 29 1992]
LSI Logic lauds AT&T's public frame relay service: says InterSpan ups
performance, cuts costs.                 [Network World: June 29 1992]
Group mulls standard for OSI software distribution. (Open Systems
Interconnection)                         [Network World: June 29 1992]
Interoperability concerns delay IBM router delivery. (IBM's 6611's
router) (Product Announcement)           [Network World: June 29 1992]
Brixton intros APPN end node software for Unix. (BrxLU6.2/IP Router,
communications software from Brixton...  [Network World: June 29 1992]
SunSoft boosts Solaris with new network capabilities: also demos
version of OS for Intel-based PCs...     [Network World: June 29 1992]
Work flow software aids in complex document routing: Logical Software
Solutions introduces FlowMan...          [Network World: June 29 1992]
GDC to add LAN routing module to high-end mux: weighs plan to scrap
frame relay access device. (General...   [Network World: June 29 1992]
Verimation E-mail system boasts work flow features. (Memo LAN, an
electronic mail system from...           [Network World: June 29 1992]
A&P setting up VSAT net to register service gains: other major grocery
chains expected to follow. (Great...     [Network World: June 29 1992]
New NCR packs offer centralized control: software distribution and
remote client manager wares work with... [Network World: June 29 1992]
Crescendo, SGI announce jointly developed adapter; pair produce
FDDI-over-copper board for SGI PCs...    [Network World: June 29 1992]
New NetWare sparks confusion for users: analysts cite user concerns
about multiplicity of versions and...    [Network World: June 29 1992]
Hub vendors boost network management capabilities. (NetWorth Inc. and
Ungermann-Bass Inc.) (Internetworks)...  [Network World: June 29 1992]
Time/LAN to get software upgrades. (Ascom Timeplex Inc.'s Time/LAN 100
bridge/router) (Internetworks)...        [Network World: June 29 1992]
City moves SNA net to hub-based backbone: migration to private fiber
saves Charlotte and Mecklenberg...       [Network World: June 29 1992]
Study raises concerns about National ISDN: ICA survey finds users
unfamiliar with project, cites...        [Network World: June 29 1992]
AT&T intros Megacom Plus outbound calling service; new offering is
targeted at midsize customers...         [Network World: June 29 1992]
Success of ISDN hanging in the balance. (integrated services digital
network) (Global Services)               [Network World: June 29 1992]
Ameritech initiates broad testing of PCS technology. (personal
communications services) (Global...      [Network World: June 29 1992]
Client/server tools target sales, service: ProActive readies for July
rollout of applications using...         [Network World: June 29 1992]
Oracle V.7 could fuel user move to dist. applications: analysts see
new release as catalyst for change...    [Network World: June 29 1992]
IBI to port EDA/SQL to Unix servers. (Information Builders Inc.)
(Enterprise Applications)                [Network World: June 29 1992]
Bypass carrier to deploy frame relay: move could encourage others to
do the same, speeding up delivery of...  [Network World: June 29 1992]
Start-up secures funds and plots Apple-linked future: also unveils new
internal PowerBook modems. (Global...    [Network World: June 29 1992]
Windows NT promises to ease net integration. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Windows NT operating system)...          [Network World: June 29 1992]
Hidden costs may come with downsizing savings: firms should consider
training, storage expenses...            [Network World: June 29 1992]
Let's cut the strings on state 'puppet' utility commissions. (applying
strategic communications...              [Network World: June 29 1992]
IBM appears to be losing its focus on SAA once again. (Systems
Application Architecture) (Opinions...   [Network World: June 29 1992]
Becoming a jack of all nets: new interface options help to expand role
of T-carrier multiplexers beyond the...  [Network World: June 29 1992]
Taking the work out of virus detection: tests show some TSR/device
driver antivirus programs are better...  [Network World: June 29 1992]
*IBM, Microsoft grind out OS accord: new agreement on royalties,
licensing fees. (operating system)             [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Novell simplifies protocol analysis with LANalyzer/W. (LANalyzer for
NetWare network analyzer) (Software Review)... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Personal Systems to assume control of OS/2 marketing. (IBM Personal
Systems' General Manager James...              [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Quattro Pro/W, due in August, to sport new database links. (Borland
International Inc.'s Quattro Pro for...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Notebook firms hold out in favor of Intel's 486SL. (80486SL
microprocessor)                                [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Wisely, Microsoft and IBM are moving beyond the cold war. (The Week
in Review) (Brief Article)                     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM turns to AST to supply low-end notebook. (AST Research Inc.)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM's forthcoming 486LC2 chip is a stellar performer. (IBM 80486SLC2
microprocessor)(PC Week Labs Beta Sight)...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Lotus to extend Unix availability of data engine. (Lotus Development
Corp.)                                         [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Correction. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Go pursues RISC support for PenPoint OS. (Reduced-Instruction-Set
Computing)(operating system) (Brief Article)   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Modular Windows due for handhelds, consumer devices. (Microsoft
Windows)                                       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM plans bug 'service packs' for OS/2.
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM seeking to broaden OS/2 2.0's enterprise reach. (IBM's System
Configuration Manager and Theseus/2...         [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Solaris 2.0 for Sun on the way; Intel upgrade delayed. (SunSoft
Inc.'s Solaris 2.0 for SPARC operating...      [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Firms ready PCMCIA cards for notebooks. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM to push high-speed multivendor networking: plans September
product rollout. (Brief Article)               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*CA-Altai ruling shouldn't affect pending suits. (Computer Associates
International Inc. and Altai Inc.) (Brief...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Dell to bolster support, add line of low-cost PCs: also moves to cut
prices on current line. (Dell Computer...      [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Phoenix, Mathematica preview new programs. (Phoenix Technologies
Ltd.) (Product Announcement)                   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Apple, Symantec detail cross-platform system; but developers voice
skepticism. (independent software vendors...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Dauphin zeroes in on pen market. (Dauphin Technology Inc.'s Dauphin
5000 portable computer) (Product Announcement) [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Apple, Toshiba to develop handheld multimedia device: will include
QuickTime technology. (developing the Sweet... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Microsoft to endow desktop users with pen capabilities. (Microsoft
Corp.'s Microsoft Windows for Pen Computing... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Intel CEO derides Sculley's digital vision. (Intel CEO Andrew Grove)
(Brief Article)                                [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*CA to extend Nantucket's Aspen Windows environment. (Computer
Associates International Inc.'s acquisition... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*MacDraw Pro receives a colorful upgrade. (Claris Corp. graphics
software) (PC Weeks Labs First Look)...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*LAN package lets novices share files and printers. (Data Spec Let's
Talk communications equipment)(local area...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Tektronix to deliver its first color-dye-sublimation printer.
(Tektronix Inc.'s PostScript Level II...       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Ingres promotes database links with developers. (Product
Announcement)                                  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Windows-based tool helps users organize multimedia. (Lenel Systems
International Inc.'s MpcOrganizer search...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Pyramid, IBI to develop multiplatform DB ties. (Pyramid Technology
Corp. and Information Builders Inc.; data...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Raosoft's EZReport generates reports simply and efficiently. (Raosoft
Inc.'s EZReport report generating...           [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Macromedia unwraps authorware/W tool. (Macromedia Inc.'s Authorware
Professional for Windows 1.1 multimedia...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Users call the shots, says NCR CEO in expo keynote. (NCR Corp.'s CEO
Gilbert Williamson speaking at PC Expo)...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*C&T demos PCs using its PC/chip, Super386 CPUs. (new products using
Chips and Technologies Inc.'s Super39605DX...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Action upgrade includes DDE, animated charts. (Macromedia Inc.'s
Action 2.0 multimedia software)(Dynamic...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Card lowers 486 upgrade costs: Kingston's 486Now daughterboard
installs easily. (Kingston Technologies...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Intel expands net-management effort. (Intel Corp.'s LANSight Support
3.0 network management software, SNMP...       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Luxcom takes wraps off upgradable concentrator: complements firm's
multiplexing hub. (Luxcom Corp.'s Series...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Multimedia, notebooks proliferate: NCR unveils its first multimedia
PC. (NCR Model 3331 Multimedia Learning...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*ZDS, Wyse, Epson, Wang make debuts. (Zenith Data Systems; Wyse
Technology; Epson America Inc.; Wang...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*PaintJet's good color output comes at a cost. (HP's PaintJet XL300
color ink-jet printer) (Hardware Review)...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Arche rolls out low-cost Triumph PC line. (Arche Technologies Inc.'s
line of Triumph microcomputers)(Brief...       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Cyrix sets sights on PC upgrade arena: lock-doubling 486DLC chips
will anchor pilot program. (Brief Article)     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Quieter dot-matrix, NEC printer server pace printer blitz. (a number
of printers and printer products introduced... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Eccs unveils line of fault-tolerant drive arrays. (Eccs Inc.) (Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Spear releases upgradable 20MHz 486SX PC. (Spear Technology Inc.)
(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)         [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Duo aims 24-bit color video cards at ISA-based PCs. (STB Systems
Inc.'s STB Systems Evolution VGA and...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Single-user version of Macintosh DB system announced. (Micro Dynamics
Ltd.'s Micro Dynamics MARS 1.8.2 document...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*HP to roll out its first gray-scale X terminal. (HP 700/RX 19Ga
computer terminal) (Brief Article) (Product... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Backup packages, tape drive, X terminals showcased: Pagine launches
R3000-based X series. (Pagine Corp.'s...       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Maynard touts software, four drives: backup packages, tape drives, X
terminals showcased. (Maynard Electronics...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Austin PC runs on new Cyrix chip. (Austin Computer Systems Inc.'s
Austin Computer Systems 486DLC-33...           [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Panasonic readies 17-inch color monitor. (Panasonic Communications &
Systems Co.'s PanaSync/Pro C1795E) (Brief...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Stanford Graphics upgrade due: expanding the graphical horizon. (3-D
Visions Inc.'s Stanford Graphics 2.0...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Expanding the graphical horizon: new DrawPerfect versions unveiled.
(WordPerfect Corp.'s DrawPerfect 2.0 and...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*VolksWriter pulls the plug on WP, shuts its doors. (VolksWriter Inc.
closes, will not make new versions of word...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*HiJaak for Windows makes graphics conversion easy. (Inset Systems
Inc.'s data conversion software) (Software...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*ABT gears up for Windows project-management blitz. (Applied Business
Technology Corp.'s Project Workbench for...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Del Mar's accounting package gains query and report options. (Del Mar
Data Systems Windoware Accounting 1.3)...      [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*DacEasy purges new accounting program of virus. (DacEasy Instant
Accounting) (Brief Article)                    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Instant Recall Office eases info exchange. (Chronologic Corp.'s
office automation software package)...         [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*1-2-3 for Windows gains neural add-in. (Promised Land Technologies
Inc.'s Braincel for Lotus 1-2-3/W add-in/on... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Isicad unveils CAD trade-up program. (Isicad Inc.'s CADvance for
Windows enhancement) (Brief Article)           [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Support line, BBS for AutoCAD debut. (Avcom Systems Inc. launches
support line and bulletin board services...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Micro Logic to offer Windows version of PIM. (Micro Logic Corp.'s
Info Select for Windows personal...            [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM AIX software allows clustering of two RS/6000s. (IBM's AIX High
Availability Cluster Multi-Processing/6000...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Mustang boosts its Wildcat BBS software: program improves speed, cuts
costs. (Bulletin Board System)(Mustang...      [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Battle looms for wireless-comm airwaves. (Wireless Information
Networks Forum wants Federal Communications... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Futurus' groupware upgrade offers slight improvements: better
integration needed in Futurus Team...          [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Myriad of modems debut for notebooks, desktops. (Product
Announcement)                                  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*HP will release an ISDN interface for workstations. (Integrated
Services Digital Network) (HP ISDN...          [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Startup to offer remote-access network server. (Centrum
Communications Inc.) (Brief Article)           [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*DEC extends Ethernet line with 32-bit EISA adapter. (EtherWorks
Extended Industry Standard Architecture...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Task force fights FBI bid to monitor PC users. (Electronic Frontier
Foundation industry group)                     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*NetMenu 4.2 tool kit eases NetWare LAN administration. (Network
Enhancement Tools Inc.'s NetMenu LAN...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Fluent, ProtoComm to unite video packages. (Fluent Inc. and ProtoComm
Corp. to develop NetWare-compatible video...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*O'Neill rolls out wireless modem device. (O'Neill Communications
Inc.'s Lawn for Terminals) (Brief Article)...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*NetWorth's HubView for Windows collects LAN statistics on NMS. (local
area network, network management system)...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Companies pool proposals for copper-based FDDI network standard.
(Fiber Distributed Data Interface) (Brief...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*REXX extensions boost ObjectVision for OS/2. (Borland International
Inc.'s ObjectVision for OS/2 2.0 program...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Query tool eases relational database access. (Business Objects Inc.'s
BusinessObjects data base management...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Pair to create GUI for Unix, VMS Apps. (VisionWare Ltd. and Alex
Technologies Ltd. develop ALEX for Windows...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Uniface bolsters its 4GL strategy with GUI drivers.
(fourth-generation language, graphical user... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Windows NT to boast new storage features: OS will support fault
tolerance. (Microsoft Windows NT operating...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBI enhances knowledge-based system. (Information Builders Inc.'s
Level5 Object for Windows 2.5 program...       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Mathematica adds to its multimedia development tools. (Tempra
Showmaster presentation software and...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*DEC vows to port OSF/1 to MIPS platform. (Digital Equipment Corp.'s
OSF/1 operating system, MIPS Computer...       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*NT will succeed thanks to others' stumbles. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Microsoft Windows NT operating system)...      [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Compaq, Dell spark new dynamic in PC pricing. (Compaq Computer Corp.,
Dell Computer Corp.) (The Corporate Micro)...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*State of backup art beginning to meet LAN data's needs. (local area
network) (Soap Box) (Column)                   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*New kit is 'Bedrock' for shaky OS terrain. (Symantec Corp. and Apple
Computer Inc.'s Bedrock...                     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*PCs must become ready-to-run appliances. (Looking Forward) (Column)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*It's time to move past SDLC in App development. (Systems Development
Life Cycle, applications) (Mind the Gap)...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Microsoft's OS strategy handcuffs SQL Server. (operating system, data
base management system) (Net Value) (Column)   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Aimtech's IconAuthor squeaks by. (PC Week Shoot-Out: Courseware
Authoring Tools)(includes related article...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Tools demonstrate distinct strengths: Multimedia ToolBook boasts
flexible programming language. (PC Week...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*College mulls multimedia for training: shoot-out host favors
IconAuthor, Multimedia ToolBook. (PC Week...   [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Courseware authoring tools are no substitute for teachers. (PC Week
Shoot Out: Courseware Authoring Tools)         [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*How the judges scored the competing products. (PC Week Shoot-Out
Courseware Authoring Tools) (Brief Article)    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Labs, Fox Valley Technical College team up on scoring format. (PC
Week Shoot-Out Courseware Authoring Tools)     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Built-in Ethernet card makes Z-Note shine. (Zenith Data Systems
Z-Note line of notebook computers)(includes... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Character-based word processors hold their own. (Market Analysis)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*DOS WP partisans prove loyal group: buyers cite speed, low cost as
advantages over GUI-based programs...          [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*University gives high marks to DOS applications. (Valparaiso
University utilizes DOS-based word...          [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*PC makers, resellers eye direct market. (microcomputer manufacturers
and resellers consider collaborating to...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*PC makers shaken by new Compaq systems: IBM, Dell counter with price
cuts. (Compaq Computer Corp. introduces new... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Microsoft has client/server starter plan. (Microsoft Corp. to
introduce Client/Server Leverage program to... [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Compaq to unveil network printer division. (Compaq Computer Corp. to
introduce new Peripherals Division to...       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Slow 1-2-3/W sales cause Lotus to fall short of earnings estimates.
(Poor sales of Lotus Development Corp.'s...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Fluent on multimedia networking fast track. (Fluent Inc. becomes
leader in bringing full-motion video and...    [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*States press fight for direct-market sales tax.
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM, Apple choose leader for Kaleida joint venture. (Kaleida's new
CEO Nathaniel Goldhaber) (Brief Article)       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*HP Plans to buy TI minicomputer line. (Texas Instruments Inc.) (Brief
Article)                                       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM, Toshiba may team up on flash-memory project. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Cabletron Systems posts strong financial gains. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*3Com sales, earnings are up after BICC Data acquisition. (BICC Data
Networks Ltd.) (Brief Article)                 [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Silicon Graphics planning to cut MIPS staff. (MIPS Computer Systems
Inc.) (Brief Article)                          [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*IBM, Apple among firms planning energy-efficient PCs. (personal
computers) (Brief Article)                     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Banyan adds 5 vendors to its support alliance. (Banyan Systems Inc.)
(Brief Article)                                [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Strong Ethernet adapter sales boost SMC's first-quarter earnings.
(Standard Microsystems Corp.) (Brief Article)  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Short takes. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Product delays cause Borland stock to dive. (Borland International
Inc.) (but will release Paradox 4.0 and...     [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Aldus braces for disappointing quarter: CEO cites sour economy and
lackluster sales in Germany. (Paul...          [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*In the works. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Like New York, an OS/2 basher from Microsoft never sleeps. (Brief
Article)                                       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Compaq develops 3-bus Systempro. (Compaq Computer Corp.) (Brief
Article)                                       [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Novell eyes links for Netware Lite. (Novell Inc. to develop a way to
link Netware Lite users to regular NetWare...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*DEC to unveil PC-based FDDI card. (Fiber Distributed Data Interface)
(Brief Article)                                [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Ingres to support multimedia. (enhancements to Ingres Intelligent
Database package) (Brief Article)              [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Symantec readies network utilities. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Fifth Generation makes acquisitions. (Brief Article) (also introduces
FastBack Plus 3.1 for DOS backup software)...  [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Zeos introduces 1.3-pound palmtop. (Zeos International Inc.
introduces the Pocket PC palmtop...            [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*C&T shows 3rd-party PC/chip computers. (Chips and Technologies shows
Abstract R & D's LC-8600, Logitech's...        [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Stratus plans i860, PA-RISC systems. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
*Briefly noted. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 29 1992]
Valley firm's abuse of choice: repricing options if stock falls. (how
Silicon Valley computer firms... [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
What the boss makes: Valley's executives get 'moderate' salaries, but,
oh, the benefits! (a survey...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
Such a deal for AMD chief. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc. CEO W.J.
Sanders' compensation package)   [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
Exercising their options: CEOs take stock (more than salary).
(computer company CEOs'...       [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
Executive entrances: stockpiling the perks on the way in. (how
computer companies recruit...    [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
Executive exits: cashing in on the way out the door. (how company
executives gain financially...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
To forgive is - costly: brass often doesn't have to repay loans.
(Silicon Valley companies...     [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
Oh, give me a home: companies help top execs buy houses. (includes
related article on examples...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 29 1992]
*The aerospace industry copes with change: AIA Symposium highlights.
(Airline...   [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*ANPA '92, part 1: trends and large systems. (the ANPA/TEC exhibition)
(Brief...     [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Twenty, ten and five years ago. (Seybold publications )
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Aerospace: does the goose still lay golden eggs? (includes related
articles...   [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*ANPA/TEC '92: a ray of hope on the horizon. (Newspaper Association of
America)      [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Xerox adds PostScript RIP to DocuTech: network version also
available...  [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*First 64K ISDN line goes live in UK: link connects London and the...
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Penta ports batch software to Aviion: Quark Xtension, other modules
added...      [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Frame offers personal Unix licenses: ships DEC/Motif and Sun/Open
Look...       [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Miles 33 in at Supreme Court, Eastman Kodak: Atex replaced at both
sites...      [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Firm backed by DEC acquires Comtec line: ComIt of Norway pays ND $1
million...    [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*ScanView licenses Candela technology: to incorporate color...
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*The Seybold 1992 PostScript benchmarks are now available. (Brief
Article)      [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*EBT delivers style editor for DynaText: release 1.5 available for
Windows...    [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*People. (Brief Article)
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Exxtra relocates. (Company News) (Brief Article)
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Diadem in Germany. (Company News) (Brief Article)
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Centurfax in Spain. (appoints Sumo Centro Grafic as dealer)(Company
News)...      [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Gerber combines units. (Gerber Scientific Inc., Gerber Scientific
Instrument... [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Verity, IbM cooperate. (Verity becomes IBM Business...
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Scitex. (Scitex Corporation Ltd., Financial News) (Brief Article)
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Digital Equipment. (Financial News) (Brief Article)
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Linotype-Hell AG. (Financial News) (Brief Article)
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Verity. (Verity Inc. contract with Australian Department of Foreign
Affairs...    [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Excalibur Technologies. (contract with Department of Defense...
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Sinclair Imaging Systems Limited. (new installations)(Installations)
(Brief...     [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Miles 33. (contract with Reed Midland Newspapers...
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Marketing assistant required. (at Seybold Report on Publishing
Systems)...   [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Talbot. (orders for Talbot's IntelliPage full-page computer...
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*Calendar Update.
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
*WordPerfect readies SGML editor. (WordPerfect Markup character-based
editor...     [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 29 1992]
Integration channel tunes in affordable videoconferencing. (changes in
videoconferencing...     [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Management tools lag e-mail market growth.
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Image vendors eye small integrators: recruits needed for low-end
markets. (image...       [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Unix developers confront Solaris speed questions. (SunSoft Inc.'s
Solaris 2.0 operating... [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Novell holds reins on new software; controlled release puts SIs in
advisory role...         [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Sequent selects NT for superserver entry. (Sequent Computer Corp. to
manufacture...           [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Software lets SIs blend X, Unix, Windows. (Bristol Technology Inc.'s
Wind/U and Alex...       [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
SI skills sought as SNA opens up. (systems integrators, Systems
Network Architecture)    [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
HP RISC holds SI promise; Stratus support, TI line raise PA-RISC
enterprise profile...    [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
IBM to push OS/2 2.0 as WAN client. (wide area network)
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Integrators cool to multiprocessors, citing software gap.
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
SIs rate Apple's DAL high, but mainly in Mac environment. (systems
integrators like...      [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Vendor alliances bring automated fax to reality.
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
SIs step in to convert 3Com users: network shifts involve backup,
e-mail plus operating... [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Database solution leads to disk backup upgrade. (Professional Computer
Services Inc...          [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Vendors scramble as technical changes remove mystery from
bridge/routers...        [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Economy of image. (automated claims processing using advanced optical
storage systems is...    [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Not all SCSI products match. (Small Computer System Interface
standards do not...      [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Database companies feel integration's pull. (Microrim Inc. and Borland
International Inc...     [Systems & Network Integration: June 29 1992]
Bell Atlantic and AT&T open SONET service showcase for customers.
(synchronous optical network) (News of...    [Telephony: June 29 1992]
TDMA network debuts in North America. (time division multiple access)
(News of the Week)                           [Telephony: June 29 1992]
Offshore opportunities abound for savvy businesses: minimizing risk,
maximizing payoff. (telecommunications)...   [Telephony: June 29 1992]
Logistics and procurement management: competitive weaponry for
tomorrow's telcos: to compete effectively... [Telephony: June 29 1992]
To bulk or not to bulk: how to power fiber in the loop is the greatest
obstacle standing in the way of...           [Telephony: June 29 1992]
The future depends on your vision. (local exchange carriers)(adapted
from a speech delivered Jun 8 at the...      [Telephony: June 29 1992]
Letting chips fall; a PC price war has computer buyers on a shopping
spree; cuts responsive to...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 29 1992]
Microsoft to pay a patent fee in IBM accord. (will pay one-time fee,
IBM to pay royalties on...     [The Wall Street Journal: June 29 1992]
Digital agrees to buy 9.95% stake in Olivetti for about $340 million;
plan commits Italian firm...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 29 1992]
I.B.M. and Microsoft settle fight on operating systems. (computer
giants to share custody of...       [The New York Times: June 28 1992]
Microsoft's unlikely millionaires. (Microsoft Corp personnel who
became wealthy through purchase...  [The New York Times: June 28 1992]
Telecommunications' ubiquitous man of influence; Dick Wiley shapes
public policy as well as...         [The New York Times: June 28 1992]
As price wars heat up, the victors seem to be customers. (The
Executive Computer)                 [The New York Times: June 28 1992]
Just how dead is the mainframe? (benchmark testing of mainframe
computers)(Networking)              [The New York Times: June 28 1992]
A media pioneer's quest: portable electronic newspapers: new
technologies to offer an...         [The New York Times: June 28 1992]
A taste for Apple. (Apple Macintosh computer market in Japan)
                                 [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Study questions origin of Silicon Valley slump. (SRI International's
study on economic downturn in... [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Court strikes blow for little guy - and you. (court ruling favors
small Texas software firm in...  [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Notebook machines are much cheaper - and getting more so. (The
Portable Price Is Right)         [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
The portable price is right; portable technology is racing upward on
improvement curve.               [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Fast word processor has speed, add-ons. (QEdit Advanced 2.15 text
editor and ShareSpell spell...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
GeoWorks could have been a contender. (GeoWorks Pro graphic user
interface) (Software Review)...  [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Screen Reader/2 a boon to sight-impaired. (IBM's Screen Reader/2
computer program) (Product...    [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Can't see the forest for the graphics. (computer game Ultima VII)
(Software Review) (Evaluation)   [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Electronic books turn new page in publishing. (Advantage International
Paperless Readers Club)          [San Jose Mercury News: June 28 1992]
Digital Equipment buys 10% stake in struggling Olivetti.
                                     [Los Angeles Times: June 27 1992]
Patents: eyeglasses augmented by computer. (optometrist Robert Siwoff
patents computerized eyeglasses)... [The New York Times: June 27 1992]
Digital, selling a chip, agrees to buy into Olivetti. (Digital
Equipment Corp. to buy 10...        [The New York Times: June 27 1992]
Digital agrees to alliance; computer maker to buy Olivetti stake.
(DEC)                            [San Jose Mercury News: June 27 1992]
*Microsoft opens Russian subsidiary.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Japan: Nissho Iwai & BBC create news business.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*UK: Miracom offers special "two pack" modem deal. (Courier 2400 Quad)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Modem usage over cellular is possible - though tricky. (United
Kingdom)                                     [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*UK telecom watchdog starts cellphone market investigation. (cellular
telephone) (Oftel)                           [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Oracle 7 alpha tested by Telecom Australia. (Oracle Systems Corp.'s
relational data base management system)...   [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Digital sheds 15% in Australia. (Digital Equipment Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Australia: Digital networks may be $1B export. (billion) (deal
between Optus and Digital Equipment Corp.)   [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*JVC CD accepts motion pictures. (Japan Victor Corp. and Philips)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*New for PC: IBM High Level Assembler. (Product Announcement)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Indian SW export firm bags dev't contract from CNN. (software;
development) (Patni Computer Systems Ltd.... [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*GEnie opens bottle on new business services.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*AT&T offers new business services.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*ATC buying car cellular outfit. (Associated Telecommunications Corp.)
(Portable Cellular Communications)           [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Fleet Call posts big loss.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Integration of microwave cellular, cable tv service.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Roundup: stories carried by other media this week.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*AICorp, Aion sign merger agreement.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Lotus cuts earnings estimates. (Lotus Development Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*New PC: Zeos 1.3-pound palmtop. (ZEOS International Ltd.'s Pocket PC)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Olivetti backs Alpha, DEC buys interest.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Microsoft pulls Z-Nix license, files suit.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*New for Macintosh: Nubus fast hardware JPEG compression. (Joint
Photographic Experts Group) (C-Cube...       [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Metz Task Manager version 2.0 for Windows. (Software Review) (Metz
Software)                                    [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Lotus 1-2-3 for Home, version 1.0. (Software Review ) (Lotus
Development Corp.'s spreadsheet software)    [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Borland to bundle 286/DOS Extender with C++ 3.1. (Phar Lap Software's
286/DOS Extender Lite) (Borland...           [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Russian archives online in US. (Editorial)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Lexmark uses Lasermaster high-speed printing technology. (Lasermaster
Technologies Inc.)                           [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Cray Research makes software design easier. (IRIS Explorer program
development software) (Product Announcement) [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
*Intel, WordPerfect, 10 others support TWAIN.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 26 1992]
Lotus suffers blow; its stock plunges on lower projections. (Lotus
Development Corp.)               [San Jose Mercury News: June 26 1992]
Whittle, Philips plan interactive M.D. TV. (Whittle Communications
L.P. and Philips...            [The Wall Street Journal: June 26 1992]
Elvis sighting on 'porous' silicon shows promise for material's
imaging uses. (University...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 26 1992]
Lotus predicts lagging results for 2nd quarter: software maker is hit
hard by price competition...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 26 1992]
Toshiba's new president, Fumio Sato, comes from electrical apparatus
side.                          [The Wall Street Journal: June 26 1992]
Major moves CCTA. (Prime Minister John Major shifts control of Central
Computer and Telecommunications...     [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
When it's okay to use the U-word. (examination of Digital Equipment
Corp's Unix policy)                    [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
Why use a Rolls Royce when a bicycle will do? (modern laptop computers
may well offer more power than...      [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
How to turn the lights out. (automating computer operations)
(Management) (Column)                  [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
Are you being served? (examination of client/server computing;
includes related articles...           [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
That fuzzy way of thinking. (applying fuzzy logic to database searches
can speed up the process; includes...  [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
Mapping ahead: digitised maps are a major growth area, particularly in
the public sector. (includes a...      [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
A question of timing. (evaluating trends in microcomputer pricing in
the wake of IBM's introduction of...   [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
Top marks for home work. (examination of telecommuting in the UK;
includes a related article...          [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
Midlands gains specialist group. (British Computer Society news)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 25 1992]
Imaging moves to single board; acquisition and display tasks to join
image processing on VMS, PC. (Directory)           [EDN: June 25 1992]
Sluggish Southeast economy staggers hiring. (companies cautions about
adding staff) (Directory)                          [EDN: June 25 1992]
Ethernet controller targets motherboard applications; development
cards offered for IC incorporating transceiver...  [EDN: June 25 1992]
Kit helps develop, debug, and simulate 68HC05K applications. (Motorola
Inc. introduces the 68HC705KICS in-circuit...      [EDN: June 25 1992]
When is a touch monitor not a "touch-screen" monitor? (Visage Inc.
introduces the TouchMate monitor) (Product...      [EDN: June 25 1992]
Global positioning systems may help pinpoint jobs. (Navstar Global
Positioning System of 24 earth orbiting...         [EDN: June 25 1992]
Concurrent engineering: another view.
                                     [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Laser and gallium-arsenide photodiode array power data system via
glass cable.                         [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Subminiature disk drives become PC-board-mountable components.
                                     [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Electronic-grade resin improves MCM dielectrics. (multichip module)
                                     [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Fuzzy logic finally gains acceptance in the U.S. (includes related
article on why it is called fuzzy... [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Lone 3-V rail powers IC disk-drive read channel. (International
Microelectronic Products Inc.'s...   [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Variety is the life of Spice. (Simulation Program with Integrated
Circuit Emphasis, version 2)...      [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
What's all this Taguchi stuff, anyhow? (optimizing a manufacturing
process) (Technical)                 [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
A standard hardware cursor. (Technical)
                                     [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Heated actuator self-tests +50-G accelerometer IC. (integrated
circuit) (Technical)                 [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
Modular power supply has high density, flexibility. (Philips PE300)
(Product Announcement)               [Electronic Design: June 25 1992]
*Alleged price fixing to cost airlines big $: electronic fare
publisher may escape...  [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*The Securities and Exchange Commission. (proposes new executive
compensation...          [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*Robert Maxwell. (heirs Kevin and Ian Maxwell arrested, charged with
fraud) (News Briefs)...  [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*CACI International and GE Information Services. (to develop online
quote bidding system...  [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*The Multimedia PC Marketing Council. (elects NEC representative Marc
Miller chairman)...      [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*Growth to slow for business info spending. (information services
market to decline)       [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*In Allah we trust; UPI's new theme? (Saudi Arabian-controlled
broadcasting company...  [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*Softkey prepared to bid $3 million for PC Globe. (Softkey Software
Products Inc.)           [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
*Calendar.
                         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 25 1992]
Toshiba's new generation portable. (Toshiba America Information
Systems Inc.'s T4400SXC color...     [Los Angeles Times: June 25 1992]
*Zenith intros new entry level Z-Note notebook. (Zenith Data Systems
Inc.'s Z-Note 320Lb) (Product Announcement)  [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Zenith Data Systems demos pen upgrade for Z-Note series.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Knowledgeware signs $25 million deal with IBM.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Japan: educational computer rental joint venture created. (Japan
Educational Data Equipment Corp.)            [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Japan: NEC buys into radio telecom firm. (Japan City Media)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Dubai IT show promises to be gateway for Gulf market. (information
technology) (Gulf Information Technology...  [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Digital World: opportunities for artists in multimedia.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Avid/Silicon Graphics in multimedia product development.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Concord's new tool for Trakker Internet monitoring tool. (Concord
Communications Inc.'s Dialog Tool)...        [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Banyan has new messaging strategy/service. (Banyan Systems Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Southwestern Bell wins no-strike pledge.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*International phone update. (privatization)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Knight-Ridder/Tribune info service adds contributors.
(Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)        [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Hayes adds fax to Optima modems. (Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc.'s
Optima 96 + Fax96, Optima 24 + Fax96)...     [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*New for networks: four port T1 multiplexor from INC. (Integrated
Networks Corp.'s CM-ET1) (Product...         [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*UK: Microsoft announces application development program.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*New for Mac in UK: Canon true color bubblejet printer. (BJC-850)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Microsoft endorses new Windows User Forum.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*B.C. Telephone to appeal long-distance ruling.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Central Point IPO postponed for lack of interest. (Central Point
Software Inc.) (initial public offering)     [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Microsoft provides huge quantities of documents to FTC. (Federal
Trade Commission)                            [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Compaq claims demand "overwhelming" for new PC. (Compaq Computer
Corp.)                                       [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Dell to intro new low-cost PC line next week. (Dell Computer Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Compaq chairman Rosen clarifies Canion comments. (Compaq Computer
Corp.'s Benjamin M. Rosen)                   [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*PC Expo: Caere intros FaxMaster software for Windows. (Product
Announcement)                                [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Digital World: actresses, artists debate multimedia.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Digital World: Laserfan -- cheap/high-res print. (Photon Imaging
Corp.'s laser printer accessory) (Product... [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Jostens claims first networked multimedia. (Jostens learning Corp.'s
Interactivemedia) (Product Announcement)     [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*Ungermann-Bass adds new support services.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
*PC Expo: PenRight! to run on NCR; Pen Windows/PenDOS on GRiD. (GRiD's
pen-based operating system)                  [Newsbytes: June 25 1992]
Loral loses satellite bid; concern raised about delays of Intelsat 7.
(Space Systems/Loral...          [San Jose Mercury News: June 25 1992]
AMD accuses bully Intel of kicking it while it's down. (Advanced Micro
Devices Inc.)(Bits and Bytes)... [San Jose Mercury News: June 25 1992]
IBM to shake up PC unit, product line.
                                 [San Jose Mercury News: June 25 1992]
Whatever your PC, these printers are just your type. (Personal
Technology) (Column)...        [The Wall Street Journal: June 25 1992]
Large IBM shipment of OS/2 software heightens competition with
Microsoft. (OS/2 operating...  [The Wall Street Journal: June 25 1992]
IBM and Toshiba talk flash. (memory chips)
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
A tough act to follow for Elsbury. (David Elsbury to replace Sir
Ernest Harrison as CEO of Racal...  [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
Where will the road to recovery lead Redac? (Racal Electronics'
electronic design automation...     [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
The shape of networks to come. (data communications)(Sector Survey)
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
Offices without wires. (data communications)
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
How to make the best connections. (data communications)
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
Are you plugged into the system? (survey of networking in Europe)
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
Net closes in on CFC users. (legislation will be passed outlawing use
of ozone damaging chemicals such... [Electronics Weekly: June 24 1992]
Apple, Toshiba join to seek multimedia lead. (hand-held information
devices)                             [Los Angeles Times: June 24 1992]
Ruling may restrict copyrights for software. (Altai Inc.'s legal
victory over Computer Associates... [The New York Times: June 24 1992]
Apple to work with Toshiba on 'multimedia' products.
                                    [The New York Times: June 24 1992]
Apple-I.B.M. venture chief is named. (Kaleida's CEO A. Nathaniel
Goldhaber)                          [The New York Times: June 24 1992]
French coal executive to head Groupe Bull. (Bernard Pache)
                                    [The New York Times: June 24 1992]
Texas Instruments to sell computer unit to Hewlett. (HP)
                                    [The New York Times: June 24 1992]
*PC Expo: Mitsubishi intros first 17-inch monitor, printer. (Diamond
Pro 17) (Product Announcement)               [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*New for PC: Fastback Plus 3.1 data backup program. (Fifth Generation
Systems Inc.) (Product Announcement)         [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*New for PC: US version of Tman POS software launched. (Bold Point
Software's point-of-sale software)           [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*New for UNIX: image program update slated for SIGGRAPH. (Discreet
Logic's Eddie image processing software)     [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Compatible Systems ships DECnet support for router. (EtherRoute/TCP
router)                                      [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*New direction for NIKE with Sun Microsystems and Oracle.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Marvin Kalb moderates "great technology debate" panel.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Artisoft bundles StationWare with Central Station.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Claris ships MacDraw pro 1.5. (computer graphics software) (Product
Announcement)                                [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Cabletron and Crescendo agree on single FDDI spec. (fiber data
distribution interface)                      [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Chipcom signs reseller agreement with Ascom Timeplex.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*French war for mobile datacoms hots up. (data communications)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Deutsche Bundespost would welcome open telecoms market.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Ericsson secures major UK mobile telecoms contract. (Vodafone)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Bull, Olivetti & Siemens form joint venture company. (Trans European
Information Systems)                         [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Russia: On-line service launched in St Petersburg. (PIRS Co.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Russia: overview of local financial telecom projects.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Saudi Arabian group wins UPI. (United Press International Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Consolidation continues in US phone service business. (Southnet buys
Fone America)                                [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Bert Roberts takes over MCI. (MCI Communications Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*AT&T licenses key PCMCIA technology. (Personal Computer Memory Card
International Association)                   [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Open Software Foundation updates OSF/1. (OSF/1 1.1 operating system)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Phoenix to go retail with communications software. (Phoenix
Technologies Inc.)                           [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Easel announces technology partnerships.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Microsoft intros pen-based Windows for desktops. (Windows for Pen
Computing)                                   [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*HP buys TI's Unix-based computer business, jobs lost.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Digital World: Radius announces Videovision. (Product Announcement)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Digital World: Sweet Pea, Apple's alliance with Toshiba.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Digital World: emphasis on convergence, information network.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
*Apple, IBM info providers on a national cable network? (National
Information Network)                         [Newsbytes: June 24 1992]
Apple announces gizmo, alliance. (Apple Computer Inc.'s Sweet Pea
personal digital assistant...    [San Jose Mercury News: June 24 1992]
Goldhaber to head IBM-Apple venture. (Nat Goldhaber, CEO of Kaleida)
                                 [San Jose Mercury News: June 24 1992]
H-P buys computer unit from Texas Instruments.
                                 [San Jose Mercury News: June 24 1992]
Court eases copyright rules for software. (Altai Inc.'s products can
incorporate structure...       [The Wall Street Journal: June 24 1992]
Apple and Toshiba join to build device blending text, graphics, video
and sound. (Technology &...    [The Wall Street Journal: June 24 1992]
Apple, IBM pick Goldhaber to head multimedia project. (A. Nathaniel
Goldhaber to run Kaleida...    [The Wall Street Journal: June 24 1992]
Insiders buy IBM stock for first time in 2 years. (IBM board member
Stephen Bechtel Jr. and...     [The Wall Street Journal: June 24 1992]
*Ultra scales heights of RS/6000 connections. (Ultra Network
Technologies's RS/6000 Network...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*TTi DECorates tape drive. (Transitional Technology Inc.'s 5000 series
tape drives based on helical scan...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Grasping the intangible: tool kit devised to nurture vendor/client
relationship. (Help/Systems'...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Connectivity expertise provides proper match: U.S. Computer
underscores sought-after...           [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Gemma jumps into midrange arena: CASE-built financial applications
software offers customization and...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Porting made easy: Computron announces RS/6000 application
availability. (Computron...           [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Bridging the gap. (alliance between Systems Strategies Inc. and ETI)
                                      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*SOS for AS/400s: Star implements Traeger's helpdesk product, triples
staff productivity. (Traeger and...   [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Acom branches to overseas market. (Acom Computer)
                                      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Forging a market: Andrew, CEL team up to promote a new
Mac-to-midrange connectivity...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*BPS beams up with Motorola; alliance ensures midrange wireless
solutions will parallel latest...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Fuel-efficient computers: EPA pushes to lower resource consumption
through an initiative called...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*IBM continues to dominate market; survey shows AS/400 as big market
winner in general purpose...          [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*IBM grows the 220; new options include multimedia, I/O expansion
products. (IBM RS/6000...             [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*HP unveils low-end color workstations; company continues strong
financial performance fueled by...    [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*NetView/6000 ships early; IBM makes more than good on its promise to
provide support for SNMP and...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Sign of the times: sign manufacturer automates shipping process.
(EMED, Concord Design Group's...      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Couch computers: furniture manufacturer outsources system network.
(Leather Center, Cylix...             [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Big business backup: third-party tape vendor saves the day - and
night. (Acknowledge Inc.)             [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*The hidden agenda: change management software increases programmer
productivity.                         [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Make the most of it; performance tools can ease some of the pain.
(software utilities)                  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*High on the mountain. (IBM's System Application Architecture and
UNIX) (Editorial)                     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Destined to distribute. (distributed processing) (includes related
article on USAir's information...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*High-speed line. (Fiber Channel protocol) (includes related article
on the IBM RS/6000 supercomputer)     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Paperless office - not! (Integrated Custom Software Inc.'s FormSprint
forms generation software)...         [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*SAA acknowledges the presence of TCP/IP. (Systems Application
Architecture, Transmission Control... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Privacy vs. freedom of information. (Conference on Computers, Freedom
and Privacy)                          [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Honing the competitive edge. (Teledyne Microelectronics' use of IBM's
Plant Floor Series Distributed...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Software standards: rigid to laissez-faire.
                                      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Conditioning SCSI. (Applied Concepts Inc.'s ACI 1074 SCSI Repeater
Conditioner peripheral controller...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Over the counter. (Syspro Impact Software Inc.'s Counter Sales
sales/marketing software) (Product... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*3X/400 tools. (Advanced Systems U.S.A.'s CodeScope, GuardScope and
WideScope utility programs and...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Disaster prevention. (Chi/Cor Information Management Disastar/400
utility program for the IBM AS/400... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Casing the joint. (Protege Systems CASEPRO CASE software,
computer-aided software...            [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Traffic coordinator. (Cisco Systems Inc.'s layer flow control for
local termination software)           [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Drive squared. (R Squared Inc.'s IFS-1050M optical disk drive)
(Product Announcement)                [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Easy interface. (EDI Support's Easy Connect electronic data interface
software) (Product Announcement)      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Inventory management. (E3 Assoc.'s E3TRIM order/inventory/purchasing
software) (Product Announcement)      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*250 stations. (Mux Lab Inc.'s TokenEase computer communications
equipment) (Product Announcement)     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Array enhanced. (Avax International's Enhanced Tape Array tape drive)
(Product Announcement)                [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*New IDEA. (IDEAssociates Inc.'s 13X09 and 13X16 laser printers)
(Product Announcement)                [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Query system. (Unibol's Unibol/Query program development software)
(Product Announcement)                [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Just stars. (Just Data's Star 100 network hub) (Product Announcement)
                                      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Smaller prices. (Computer Resources and Technology Inc.'s Convert/400
service)                              [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Ruling the road. (MICOM Communications Corp.'s NetRunner bridge
device) (Product Announcement)        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Testing disks. (Bell Atlantic Corp. Computer Technology Services'
Mini Disk Tester electronic test...   [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Twinax connectivity. (Datagraf Inc.'s X-Link computer terminal
emulator) (Product Announcement)      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Rapid growth. (Software Artistry Inc.'s Application Software Expert
3.2 program development software)...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Printer interfacing. (I-O Corp.'s 8315 Interface peripheral
controller) (Product Announcement)    [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Vocal point. (Syntax Systems Inc., Vocollect Inc.'s Talkman headset)
                                      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Fiber backbone. (Raycom Systems Inc.'s FiberRing 100 fiber-optic
backbone hub) (Product Announcement)  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Feature oriented. (Michaels, Ross and Cole's mrc-Productivity 3.2
computer-aided software...            [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Up to speed. (Speedware's Speedware 6.02 application development
software) (Product Announcement)      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Added intelligence. (Integrated Computer Equipment Inc.'s OpenRead
Plus optical character recognition... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Cyber subsystems. (Contemporary Cybernetics Group Inc.'s CY-8500 tape
backup subsystems) (Product...        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Circling hub. (Energy Transformation Systems' TP2000 Star Hub network
hub) (Product Announcement)           [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Assuring images. (Progressive Data Solutions' Assuranceware
integrated applications) (Product...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*For display. (ADI Systems Corp.'s MicroInfo twinax display terminal)
(Product Announcement)                [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Credit factory. (C and C Computer Consultants' Access 2.0 IBM AS/400
minicomputer credit card...           [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Booking SAA. (McGraw-Hill Inc.'s 'SAA and UNIX: IBM's Open System
Strategy' by Michael Killen...        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*More to learn. (MPI Technologies Inc.'s 'Printing on IBM Systems in
the 90s' publication)                 [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Developing Squash. (Kisco Company Inc.'s Squash source file
compression software) (Product...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
*Computer index slumps as Dow Jones soars: DEC leads losers on both
percentage and dollar basis.          [MIDRANGE Systems: June 23 1992]
Software is getting cheaper, smarter. (Personal Computers) (Product
Announcement)                       [The New York Times: June 23 1992]
To all of us, wishes for a merry unbirthday. (Epyx Inc.'s Studio of
Greetings graphics software...      [The New York Times: June 23 1992]
*Microsoft intros Golf for Windows. (computer game) (Product
Announcement)                                [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Japan: NIFTY-Serve provides Dataquest industry reports.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Karaoke service starts via ISDN network. (Integrated Services Digital
Network)                                     [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Publicly available e-mail to paper/fax gateway in CIS. (electronic
mail)                                        [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Indian firms to locally produce popular software pkgs. (Tata Unisys
Ltd. signs with Autodesk Inc.)               [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Indian firm's software to be used in TV olympics coverage. (Amsoft
Systems)                                     [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*IIA starts fighting for 900 exchange. (Information Industry
Association)                                 [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*BCE tops Canadian corporate profit ranking. (Report on Business 1000)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Radius intros MCA version of Full Page Pivot Display.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Appeal court plugs gap in UK computer legislation.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*UK: AST extends Power Premium family of PCs. (AST Research Inc.'s
Premium 3/25s, 4/25s) (Product Announcement) [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*UK: Trigem unveils budget 386SX notebook PC. (TriGem Computer Inc.'s
Gemnote SX386NP) (Product Announcement)      [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*UK: Tricom intros Quad standard PC half card modem. (Tempest PC Quad)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Sigma intros new high-res monitors for Mac, PC. (Sigma Designs Inc.'s
Multimode 120, Multimode 150, ProImage...    [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*AT&T to assemble Mitsubishi products in Thailand. (Mitsubishi
Electric Corp.)                              [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Globex electronic futures market opens Thursday.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*PacBell goes for long distance market.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*EMBARC info service gets serious with Wegener receiver.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*International phone update.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Reseller sues AT&T. (Affinity Network)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*CA changes tack, plans OS/2 products. (Computer Associates
International Inc.)                          [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*New products: Wang unveils PCs, servers, notebook. (Wang Laboratories
Inc.)                                        [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*New product: NCR launches multimedia machine. (NCR System 3000 3331
Multimedia Learning Station) (Product...     [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Computer Associates discusses database plans.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Two companies announce tiny fax/data pocket modems. (Micro Integrated
Communications Corp., Holmes Microsystems... [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*New for PC: IntelliDraw from Aldus. (computer graphics software)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Aldus expects poor second quarter, stock drops.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Apple, Toshiba team to create multimedia PDA. (personal digital
assistant)                                   [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Avatar sets corporate strategy with announcements. (WIN3270 emulator)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*SMC intros combination ARCnet card for Micro Channel. (PS310
communications board) (Product Announcement) [Newsbytes: June 23 1992]
*Big hardware enters puberty; IBM worries that it may never figure out
how to build differentiated PC products... [P.C. Letter: June 23 1992]
*The official P.C. Letter vaporlist. (microcomputer hardware and
software introduced but behind the...      [P.C. Letter: June 23 1992]
*Newton: will it play in Peoria? Apple doesn't want you to think of
Newton as a computer. (Apple Computer...   [P.C. Letter: June 23 1992]
*I found it! - The compelling multimedia business application. (Rich
Bader's Product Letter: desktop...         [P.C. Letter: June 23 1992]
*Ambra: IBM clones itself!? IBM is selling a computer that clones the
functionality of the product that it...    [P.C. Letter: June 23 1992]
*Prolinea: is this really a product strategy? Compaq says it will
prosper by selling the same basic stuff... [P.C. Letter: June 23 1992]
Employers user software to track resumes. (Information Age) (Column)
                               [The Wall Street Journal: June 23 1992]
ATM switch has flexible architecture. (Asynchronous Transfer
Mode)(AtmNet, from MPR Teltech...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Rockwell pulls plug on frame-relay. (Rockwell International Corp.)
                                    [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
IBM readies new network products: offerings will fit into enterprise
blueprint.                          [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
New Unix will lack key network features: will interoperate only with
NetWare at first. (Unix System V... [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Easel widens database options. (Easel Transaction Server Toolkit and
Easel Enterprise Data Access/SQL... [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
PictureTel to tie codec, inverse mux. (the IMX-1 inverse multiplexer,
from PictureTel Corp.) (Product...  [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
UB, Protools integrate management products. (Ungermann-Bass Inc.)
(News)                              [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
LANlord to manage PCs, applications. (LANlord, a network management
system from Microcom Inc.)...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
New IBM Escon features coming. (IBM's Escon mainframe
channel-connection technology)...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Frame-relay router unwrapped for bandwidth on demand. (FrameMux, from
Frame Relay Technologies Inc.)...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
IBM improves mainframe TCP/IP networking. (Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol)...      [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Timeplex mux features to target DS-3. (Ascom Timeplex Inc.'s
TX3/SuperHub multiplexer) (News)... [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
100-Mbps copper choices down to two. (100M-bps data transmission over
twisted-pair wiring) (News)         [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
AT&T unveils new Megacom services. (News) (Product Announcement)
                                    [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Sun's ONC architecture gains vendor support. (Sun Microsystems Inc.'s
Open Network Computing...           [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Needed: security battle plan: distributed computing architectures are
proliferating without a master...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
SNMP innovations tap vendor MIBs: a new, kick-the-tires attitude
results in user-driven...           [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Not getting there is half the fun: moving the work to workers keeps
cars off the freeways, reduces...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
At the edge of the competitive frontier. (the California Public
Utilities Commission may change...  [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Innovative technology: Today it's for everybody! "With the Knowledge
Network, our aim is to narrow...    [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
Going with the (traffic) flow: in Los Angeles, street sensors and
video cameras help monitor...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 22 1992]
*They're back. (Oracle Corp.'s management moves and marketing
strategies) (Company Profile)          [Computer Letter: June 22 1992]
How low will PC prices go? IBM, other vendors scramble to form
competitive strategies.         [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Compaq lowers the boom on clone makers; how low will PC prices go?
(Compaq Computer Corp...        [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Price cuts prompt users to rethink purchasing habits. (Compaq Computer
Corp.'s lower prices...         [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Borland near pact with WordPerfect; multimate users to get migration
offer.                          [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Hardware tacked onto software; bundling heats up. (software vendors
offering hardware with their... [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Long-awaited Oracle stirs database waters. (Oracle Corp. announces
Oracle 7 relational database... [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
IBM gets OS/2 boost; Big Blue to preload software. (New Pacts)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
NetWare Lite dims? Novell's peer network gets little respect.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Mac loses its appeal. (Aetna Life and Casualty drops the Apple
Macintosh for Microsoft...      [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Few alliances meet initial expectations; not what they're cracked up
to be. (computer industry...    [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Aggregators lag as VAR credit source; resellers want net-term programs
instead of floor planning...    [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Hotbed of activity slated for PC Expo. (PC Expo trade show June 23-25,
1992)                           [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Advanced UNIX version slated to ship in fall. (UNIX Systems
Laboratories to release...      [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Notes companion products, Notes 3.0 get closer. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s develops companion...   [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Hyundai adds direct-sales lines. (Hyundai Electronics America
Information Systems adds...     [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Microsoft to unveil Word, Bookshelf bundle. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Bookshelf for Windows...        [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Microware sees quiet, steady growth; credits local business ties,
full-service reseller...        [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Compaq eyes EDS as Pan-European integrator. (Electronic Data Systems
Inc.)                           [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Feedback: mixed demand outlook. (Window on Wall Street) (Column)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Channel players offer investors insight; Dillon, Read/CRN symposium
covers distribution trends...   [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Gates deal raises $17.6M; distributor completes secondary offering.
(Gates/FA Distributing Inc.)    [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
JWP to acquire Hamilton; Canadian distributor to get $36M in all-stock
transaction. (JWP Inc. buys...  [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Dow Jones plummets 44 points; distributors decline 7.06%. (Wall Street
Wrap-Up)                        [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Kaleida effort not limited by nationalism; reaches out to Japan.
(Kaleida Inc.)(includes a...    [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Wireless LANs gain toehold; channel warms up to emerging technology
sector. (local-area networks)   [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
LAN wares debut; vendors unveil product at PC Expo show. (local-area
network) (Product Announcement) [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Outlook healthy for X-terminal market; Xhibition show reflects growth
in arena. (Xhibition 92...      [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Cheaper 486SX chip drives market growth; savvy software spurs need for
486 systems. (part of a...      [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Small VARs boost visibility via vertical trade shows. (value-added
resellers)                      [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Ingram adds director; Lacy appointed to parent company's board.
(Ingram Micro Inc...            [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Tech Data expands facility; adds technical support center; introduces
financing programs. (Tech...    [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Focused strategy; TransNet ups revenue with fewer customers. (TransNet
Corp. reduces customer base...  [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
DEC lays groundwork to strengthen distribution. (PC Initiative:
purchase of 800 Software...     [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Call to efficiency; Ohio Bell VAR offers management solution.
(value-added reseller)          [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Reselling, then and now. (special supplement: Computer Reseller News,
a Decade of Evolution)          [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Legends of the PC industry. (profiles of ten executives who influenced
the microcomputer industry)...  [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
10 best news stories: oldest dealers: biggest failures: largest
mergers. (part of a special...  [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Fortune 500; betting on the big. (microcomputers influence on General
Motors Corp.'s strategy)...     [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Businesses boost spending in 1991; three-fold increase over '89. (part
of a special supplement...      [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Turning points; risky business. (ten years of the microcomputer
industry)(includes related...   [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Product milestones; from PC to Mac and 1-2-3 to NetWare, these are the
products that shaped an...      [Computer Reseller News: June 22 1992]
Hertz mulls outsourcing rescue. (Hertz car rental)(includes related
article about the business and...        [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Humana tries Unix-based imaging pill: a three-year payback seen for
$10M project. (Humana Inc., the...       [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Missing tools won't delay client/server; early adopters of distributed
computing say benefits outweigh...       [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
IBM Escon made more affordable: upgrade cuts number of channels
required. (Escon Multiple Image...       [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Compaq redefines PC low end; radical product revamp, low pricing
latest salvo in war with clone makers... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Philip Morris hires IS chieftain; tobacco king taps ex-N.Y. Life CIO
Tom Pettibone for newly created post...  [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Wall Street's DP firm finishes expansion plan. (data processing at the
New York and American Stock...           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Products polished for PC Expo: 10-year anniversary show expected to
focus on speed-enhancing GUI tools...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Banyan eyes E-mail edge. (Banyan Systems Inc. introduces Intelligent
Messaging) (News) (Product Announcement) [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Oracle finally unveils distributed database. (Oracle Corp. introduces
Version 7.0 of its relational...         [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Desktop Unix brings USL, OSF closer. (Unix Systems Laboratories Inc.;
Open Software Foundation) (News)...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Wang imaging for AIX arrives: But will Open/image rise above other
RS/6000 implementations? (Open/image...  [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
A long strange trip for IS evolution: the operations at Wal-Mart show
the extent to which computing has...     [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Retailers brace for their own brave new world; from supermarkets to
sporting goods stores, technology can... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Portrait of hackers as young adventurers not convincing. (computer
hackers) (Viewpoint) (Column)            [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Cut the ties, ditch the baggage. (technology and the design of a small
business) (Viewpoint) (Column)           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
PIM tools for Windows hit market. (personal information managers)(The
Organizer, from Lotus Development...     [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Users eye software distribution tools. (computer software distribution
and licensing) (Desktop Computing)       [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Unix takes charge at PageNet; firm discards proprietary system for $5
million-plus Unix-based net. (Paging...  [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Compaq attacking server market with good intent. (Compaq Computer
Corp.) (Workgroup Computing) (Product... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
A silver lining for chore of tracking a Macintosh device. (Silver
Cloud, network management software...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
ATM edges toward proving self; high-speed FDDI protocol tailored for
LAN and WAN environments...              [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Fault-tolerant LANs near takeoff US Air users; airport net reduces
mainframe dependence. (includes...       [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Firms packing more bang for the box; micro-to-mainframe vendors stuff
connections together, promise to save... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Wireless network tees off at U.S. Open. (US Open Golf Championship)
(Enterprise Networking)                  [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Wireless growth destined for WANs, not LANs, study says. (wireless
data networking)(wide area networks...   [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Taco Bell takes big bite out of operations costs. (Large Systems)
                                         [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
DEC to unleash tools for Alpha end users; series to ease software
portion of migration. (Digital...        [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
HP strives to complete 68000-based series. (Hewlett-Packard Co.)
(Large Systems) (Product Announcement)   [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Neural nets shift focus to vertical applications. (Large Systems)
                                         [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Client/server tester closes quality gap. (Automated Test Facility,
testing software from Softbridge...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Salvaging systems. (effecting 'modularization' of existing systems by
extracting valuable code)(Application... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Notebook computers. (advantages and disadvantages of the current
generation of notebook...                [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Sometimes, you've got to take service matters into your own hands.
(problems with portable computers)...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Not every notebook is up to the rigors of OS/2: look beyond vendor
claims to see if performance, storage... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Romance still strong for PowerBook users. (Apple Computer Inc.'s
PowerBook 140 wins in the ratings)...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Knowledge loom of the '90s: an inquiry center uses technology to weave
together marketplace information for...  [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
The right technical ingredients: technologies such as E-mail, GUIs,
interactive video form the basis of...   [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Get out there and innovate! Order-taker mode no longer cuts it in IS
departments. (information systems)...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Systems developers key on speed. (a survey of systems development
directors, by CSC Index Inc.)...         [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
IS, business worlds meld, not collide. (information systems)
(Manager's Journal)                      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Try putting yourself in vendor's shoes. (information service
professionals benefit from having...     [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Servicing over-the-hill systems. (computer systems)(includes related
article about The Independent Service... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Conner eyes expansion. (Conner Peripherals Inc.) (Computer Industry)
                                         [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
DEC buys into broadcasting. (Digital Equipment Corp. acquires Basys
Automation Systems) (Computer Industry)  [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Silicon Valley foes team up to improve living conditions. (Joint
Venture: Silicon Valley) (Computer...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Max Hopper: Sky King. (American Airlines Inc.) (Computerworld 25th
Special Anniversary Edition...           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Ken Olsen: DEC Hand. (Digital Equipment Corp.) (Computerworld 25th
Special Anniversary Edition...           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Ben Rosen: Bankrolling a Revolution. (Sevin Rosen Management Co.)
(Computerworld 25th Special...           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
James Martin: The Guru. (Computerworld Special 25th Anniversary
Edition: Twenty-Five People Who...       [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Steve Jobs: Counterculture Hero. (Next Inc.) (Computerworld Special
25th Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Gene Amdahl: Big Iron Builder. (Computerworld Special 25th Anniversary
Edition: Twenty-Five People Who...       [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Gordon Bell: VAX Man. (Computerworld Special 25th Anniversary Edition:
Twenty-Five People Who Changed the...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
J. Presper Eckert: In the Beginning .... (Computerworld Special 25th
Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
H. Ross Perot: Homespun Billionaire. (Computerworld Special 25th
Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Charles Wang: King of the Software Jungle. (Computer Associates
International Inc.) (Computerworld...    [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Katherine Hudson: Barrier Breaker. (Eastman Kodak Co.) (Computerworld
Special 25th Anniversary Edition...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Edgar F. Codd: Relational Rules. (relational database technology)
(Computerworld Special 25th...           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Dan Bricklin: Tool Maker. (creator of the VisiCalc spreadsheet
program)(includes related article...     [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Robert Metcalfe: Father of the Law. (inventor of Ethernet)
(Computerworld Special 25th...           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Philippe Kahn: Software Barbarian. (Borland International
Inc.)(includes related article about...  [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Alan Kay: Prophet of Intimate Computing. (Computerworld Special 25th
Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Bill Gates: World at His Fingertips. (Microsoft Corp.) (Computerworld
Special 25th Anniversary Edition...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Bill McGowan: Monopoly Slayer. (MCI Communications Corp.)
(Computerworld Special 25th...           [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Scott McNealy: Witty Warrior. (Sun Microsystems Inc.) (Computerworld
Special 25th Anniversary Edition...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Seymour Cray: Reclusive Genius. (Cray Computer Corp.) (Computerworld
Special 25th Anniversary Edition...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Harold Greene: Judicial Bell-Buster. (Computerworld Special 25th
Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Andrew Grove: Chip Captain. (Intel Corp.) (Computerworld Special 25th
Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Douglas Engelbart: Always Ahead of His Time. (Computerworld Special
25th Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Tom Watson: True Blue. (former IBM chairman) (Computerworld Special
25th Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five... [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
Mitch Kapor: Cyber Frontiersman. (Computerworld Special 25th
Anniversary Edition: Twenty-Five...      [Computerworld: June 22 1992]
*Survey of IT executives surprises even the author. (Canadian
Compensation Survey of Information... [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*HP releases quasi mainframe. (HP 9000 workstation and HP 3000
minicomputer) (Product Announcement)  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Apple strikes first with Newton PDA. (personal digital assistant
hand-held computer)                   [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*DG's West makes pitch for users' wants, needs. (Data General Corp. VP
of advanced development Tom West...   [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Regrouping of Compaq. (Compaq Computer Corp. reorganizes) (Special
Report)                               [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Computervision workers start up independent unit. (employees from
Computervision Business Unit of...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Oakville firm endorsed by big names in design. (Technical Education
Application Marketing Corp. doing...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*It's official: IBM now a clone maker. (IBM Canada Ltd. launches
ExperComp Services Ltd.) (Brief...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*DEC signs 'big' outsourcing deal with TransAlta. (Digital Equipment
of Canada Ltd., TransAlta...          [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*ALR adds direct sales in bid to boost share. (Advanced Logic Research
(Canada) Ltd.)                        [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Control Data split up into two divisions. (Control Data Systems Inc.,
Ceridian Corp.)                       [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Spin-off or spinout? (Perspective) (computer companies are forming
independent firms but spin-offs...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Letters to the Editor. (Perspective) (Letter to the Editor)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Educating business. (businesses should take an active role in
encouraging students to pursue...     [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Smart outsourcing. (legal issues for those considering outsourcing)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Going through all the channels. (Crowntek Business Centres Inc. Pres
Stewart Davis discusses the company)  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Mobile PCs: '90s their decade, speaker claims. (IBM Canada Ltd.'s
executive VP Peter Webb speaks at...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Trade shows and conferences. (Agenda)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Cognos drops Tymlabs lawsuit. (Cognos Inc. drops copyright
infringement suit against Tymlabs...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Ballot system set to change elections: B.C. firms says software takes
'politics out of politics.'...        [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Contact management programs. (evaluations of eight personal
information management systems...     [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Breaking down the information barrier. (open systems) (Column)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*The multi-project problem. (project management how-to) (Column)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Encouraging user participation. (designers should consider user needs
when planning systems) (Column)       [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Set goals before making radical changes. (considerations in selecting
a computer-aided software...          [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Keep itchy-fingered intruders off-screen. (Column)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Users' demands too high, says expert. (National Center for Geographic
Information and Analysis Director...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Users paint a real-world view. (computer-aided software engineering
is a relatively new technology...     [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Whether 'upper' or 'lower,' integration is key. (analysis of
computer-aided software...            [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Making CASE pay means more than a purchase. (computer-aided software
engineering) (Feature: CASE) (Column) [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*CASE: strategic direction or white elephant? (Feature: CASE) (Column)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*The Robert Maxwell 'case:' a lesson learned. (media magnate's death
offers lessons in importance of...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Boyd Group prepares for change by embracing it. (computer-aided
software engineering assists in...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Don't wait for perfection, try corporate CASE. (computer-aided
software engineering) (Feature...     [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Market fails to achieve predicted 'bang,' says ERC. (Evans Research
Corp.) (Feature: CASE)                [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*B.C. Systems banks on model-driven approach. (company uses
computer-aided software...            [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Object-oriented tactics: and the band plays on.... (adding
object-oriented programming...        [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Saskatchewan objects to CRTC regulation. (Canada Radio-television and
Telecommunications Commission...      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Resellers balk at BC Tel claim. (resellers protest proposed rate
increase)                             [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Eicon adds Windows to networks. (Eicon Technology Corp.'s Access for
Windows 5250 computer terminal...     [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*User acceptance key to success of voice processing.
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Octel secures contracts with western telcos. (Octel Communications'
voice processing contracts with BC... [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*NT will purchase NovAtel assets. (Northern Telecom) (Brief Article)
                                      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*World's first air-to-ground digital system. (USAir installing
FlightLink) (Brief Article)           [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*How much LAN management should be shared? (local area network)
(Column)                              [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Genicom intros 17 ppm printer with 300 dpi. (Genicom Canada Inc.'s
7170 laser printer...                 [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Novadyne Inc. systems support Reality X apps. (Novadyne Computer
Systems Inc.'s M 8420 and 8640...     [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Intergraph adds high-end scanner to its Eagle line. (Intergraph
Canada Ltd.'s Eagle 4080ET...         [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Monitor offers 1024 by 768 color resolution. (Electrohome Ltd.'s ECM
1560 color monitor) (Brief...         [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Tecmar subsystems have four GB DAT. (Tecmar's Datavault 4000 and
Proline tape drives, digital audio... [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Iomega offering 90 MB storage for PC users. (Iomega Corp.'s Bernoulli
PC Powered 90 and Bernoulli PC...     [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Acer extends line with the release of 486-based PC. (Acer American
Corp's AcerPower 486DX2/50) (Brief... [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*ViewSonic 8 monitor meets MPR-II standard. (Swedish standard, color
monitor) (Brief Article) (Product...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Zeos announces upgrade paths for its PC lines. (Zeos International
Ltd.'s Zeos 486/25, 486DX2/50...      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*486-DX notebook weighs 6 pounds, runs at 33 MHz. (Luxxon's Superbook
486DX notebook computer) (Brief...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Atria system eases software development. (Atria Software Inc.'s
ClearCase computer-aided software...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Database server from Microsoft receives upgrade. (Microsoft Canada
Inc.'s SQL Server 4.2 data base...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Cognos report writer now runs on IBM AS/400. (Cognos Inc.'s
PowerHouse InQuizitive report...      [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Integration tool links design info to code generator. (Netron Inc.'s
Bachman) (Brief Article) (Product...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*CASE vendors line-up behind system from SGI. (Silicon Graphics Inc.'s
CASEVision and CASEVision/Workshop... [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Pure Data adds a concentrator to its Ethernet line. (Pure Data Ltd.'s
PDC8023A-T8 communications board)...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*System suitable for entry-level networking. (Ascom Timeplex Inc.'s
entreeLink+ multiplexor) (Brief...    [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*PAD feature improves network response time. (Microtronix Datacom
Ltd.'s Microtronix Datacom...         [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Gandalf gateway built to support videoconferencing. (Gandalf Canada
Ltd.'s SDX ISDN gateways) (Brief...   [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*5-year warranty part of fax modem from Macronix. (Macronix Inc.
introduces two facsimile modems)...   [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Globe, FT now available on compact disc. (Globe Information Services
introduces The Globe and Mail and...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Two-volume book set teaches users networking. (SRI International's
Internet: Getting Started) (Brief...  [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Three books about Windows released by AWP. (Microsoft Windows,
Addison Wesley Publishers'...         [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*SPC schedules series of seminars based on RDBMS. (Software Publishing
Corp., relational data base...        [Computing Canada: June 22 1992]
*Silicon Graphics tastes the future. (synopsis of extended article
inside) (Brief...      [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*FCC Chairman Sikes speaks of change. (Alfred Sikes) (synopsis of
extended article...    [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Newton, Apple's first PDA, arrives. (Personal Digital Assistant)
(synopsis of...        [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Innkeeping in cyberspace; there really is a sense of place, out there
in the ether. (I/O...  [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Silicon Graphics tastes the future: will the next generation of
digital TV makes...    [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*The chairman speaks: FCC chairman Alfred Sikes explains a year of
massive change...      [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Apple's 'Newton' is here; this little Apple doesn't fall far from the
tree. (includes...     [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*CES: not perfect, but progressing; old or new, there's always
something digital...   [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Sony reaffirms commitment to CD technology. (News)
                       [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Is CD-I coming around? (compact disc interactive) (News)
                       [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Phones are getting smarter (AT and T prototype) (News )
                       [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Radius launches VideoVision: desktop video publishing product has
Apple as competitor... [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Time Warner taps new media director: former ME of Sports Illustrated
has 'best job in...    [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Digital Telephony bill changes course. (Briefs)
                       [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Avid sponsors multi-vendor open platform architecture. (Avid
Technology Inc.)...    [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Northern Telecom's videoconferencing products debut. (Visit Video and
Visit Voice...         [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Fly the friendly skies with Paul and Fred. (SkyPix Chmn Fred
Greenberg and Paul...  [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Truevision merges with RasterOps - this time it's real. (Briefs)
(Brief Article)        [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*AT&T and Zenith transmit HD with no cliff effect. (HDTV standard)
(Briefs) (Brief...     [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Multimedia to go, for cheap(er). (Scenario lowers price of its
DynaVision III...      [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Viacom recruits info, proposals for a scrambling system. (Viacom
International Inc.)... [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*TV Guide, America's favorite weekly, moves onto cable. (electronic
program guide)...      [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Motorola-UPS sign for first nationwide mobile data network. (Briefs)
(Brief Article)        [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Events. (SIGGRAPH '92) (July 26-31, 1992 in Chicago)
                       [Digital Media: A Seybold Report: June 22 1992]
*Windows NT moves Unix vendors to close ranks; more than 50 pledge
support for System V 4.2. (Microsoft... [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*DEC backpedals on OSF/1 support decision. (Mips R/3000 and R/4000
will support open systems foundation... [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*DECstations debut quietly. (DEC's Personal DECstation 5000/20,
Personal DECstation 5000/25 and...      [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Emulex to exit DEC storage; SI eyes market rights to HSC, DSSI.
(System Industries Inc.) (Brief...      [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Storage Technology set to acquire Lago Systems. (Brief Article)
                                        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Oracle details version 7: production versions due at year's end.
(Oracle 7.0 relational database)        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Independent software market poised to burgeon. (system vendors will
lose dominance) (Market Monitor)        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*MTI fails to post 15 million mark bond in German suit. (Micro
Technology Inc. required to post $9...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Business watch. (DEC's acquisition of Basys Automation Systems Ltd.,
death of MCI Communications Corp...     [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*TTI subsystem to use DEC's half-inch tape drive. (Transitional
Technology Inc. product to be based...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*SI gains 'Edge' with 3.3GB RAID subsystem. (Systems Industries Inc.'s
Raiders Edge redundant array of...      [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*For the record. (Brief Article) (Correction Notice)
                                        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Price pressure mounts on DEC's VT420s; Pagine joins Falco, Wyse;
breaks two-year clone drought. (M20...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*NCDware 3.0 adds PEX support for X terminals. (Network Computing
Devices Inc.'s X terminal software)...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Better fault tolerance, OLTP on tap in Sybase. (Sybase 5.0 relational
data base management system)(online...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Servers follow bridges, routers into the hub. (DEC, Cabletron Systems
Inc., Silicon Graphics Inc., Novell...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*BW-TCP for DOS provides enhanced Windows services. (Beame & Whiteside
Software Ltd.'s client...               [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Mac Exodus 4.0 offers multiple-session FTP, Motif-style windows.
(White Pine Software Inc.'s...          [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*OEM deal adds Intel MIMD systems to DEC's MPP lineup. (original
equipment manufacturer; multiple...     [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Developers work Magic for codeless application creation. (Magic
Software Enterprises Inc.'s Magic...    [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*HP high-end PA-RISC systems target IBM mainframes. (HP 3000 Corporate
Business Systems CS 992/400, HP 9000... [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*AppleTalk protocol puts zip in Pacer Mac-VAX package. (Pacer Software
Inc.'s PacerConnect file transfer...    [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*IXI enhances Motif desktop manager for smoother migration path to
Unix. (X.desktop 3.5, introduction...   [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Conversion software lets MVS users share data on Unix nets. (J. Frank
and Associates' MVS/NFS...              [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Totally RAD. (DEC's DEC RALLY Rapid Application Development software
development product) (Digital Update... [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Take advantage of DECdirect: call 800-Digital. (DEC's telephone
ordering and information service)...    [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*On the road to an intelligent, self-managing computing environment.
(DEC's POLYCENTER Solution offers a...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Get the FAX right at your desktop. (DEC's FAX Network Gateway
facsimile servers) (Special...          [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Refurbished HDAs combine quality and savings. (DEC's head disk
assemblies) (Special Advertising...     [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Increase system control and performance with VAXcluster Console
System, DECperformance Solution...      [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Something troubling your system: DECamds gives you the data - and the
answer fast. (DEC's availability...     [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*DEC to resell tough-input platform designed by Visage. (TouchMate to
be marketed as DECtouch) (Brief...      [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Dot-placement feature in Tektronix printer sharpens halftones.
(Phaser III PXi color PostScript...     [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Middleware muddle, part 1. (software developed to help manage
distributed networks as a single...     [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Alpha awareness: education is critical. (Alpha VMS architecture
requires extensive training)...         [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Good times ahead for data backup. (tape capacity will expand to meet
user needs) (Desktop Views) (Editorial) [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Demystifying Unix ambiguities. (Unix Views) (Editorial)
                                        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Evolving DEC sites demand heterogeneous workstation coverage.
(includes related article on the...     [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Sun Microsystems dominates low end; VAXstation 4000 VLC wins in 2-D
graphics. (Sun Microsystems Inc.'s...   [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Hewlett-Packard, Silicon Graphics walk away with the midrange. (DEC's
DECstation 5000 120, DEC VAXstation...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*High-end workstations rival big-league compute power, graphics
performance. (HP's 9000 720, Mobius...  [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Terminal emulators for Windows. (DEC's Pathworks VT320, Diversified
Computer Systems Inc.'s EM320...        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Adding substance to the groupware concept. (groupware will change the
way an office communicates)(includes... [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*Rumor roundup.
                                        [Digital Review: June 22 1992]
*RBOC PCs: Pacific Telesis tests Nokia PCs equipment: will prove
viability of shared spectrum.    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*FDDI: Cabletron & Crescendo merge FDDI UTP/STP technologies.
(Cabletron Systems Inc. and...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*ISDN: Bellcore study shows market potential for ISDN in small
businesses & residences.         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Info24-PVN selected by GTE for private virtual
network trial. (Tandem Telecom)  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: HP bolsters telecom industry with new technology,
program & products. (Hewlett...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Raynet 'rides': OSS Software now to support five suppliers for fiber
in the loop. (operations...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX: first SVR4 application branding program introduced. (88Open's
ACT/88) (Product Announcement)   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Wireless world: GTE Airfone selects Stratus for next-generation
digital air-to-ground...         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Ericsson in East Germany: receives $60 million order for expansion of
telecommunications network in... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*HDTV: test center process underway for Advanced Digital HDTV.
(high-definition television)...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*RBOC voice mail: Pacific Bell begins Voice Mail News. (enhancement to
The Message Center)              [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2: Unisys to base future desktop line on new UNIX system.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Fault tolerant UNIX: HP broadens fault tolerant HP 9000 UNIX line
with fastest entry-level UNIX... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*IBM/AT&T interoperability: new IBM products for interoperability
between IBM & AT&T network...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Financial: AT&T declares quarterly dividend.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Cellular standardization: Ericsson packs standardization process for
future technologies.             [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*SMDS: ADC Kentrox to provide Siemens with interface for SMDS high
bandwidth access. (Switched...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*The secure network: Hughes & ICL team to migrate defense security
technology to commercial market. [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*'Network of the future': US West takes the first step.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Real-time UNIX: Concurrent Computer & FD Consulting developing
next-generation UNIX-based...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Video conferencing: BBN Communications plans for AFCEA show. (Armed
Forces Communications and...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Telecom service creation: Tandem Telecom previews 2d generation
service creation environment.    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Networked computing: NCR features enterprise-wide networked computing
products for telecom industry... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Extending Escon reach: IBM customers to benefit from new Ameritech
offerings. (Host Interconnect... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Baseworx: worldwide availability of Baseworx applications platform
from AT&T Network Systems...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2 USL adopts DPT peripheral technology: new os supports
32-bit SmartCache Plus...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Chips: Mitsubishi & AT&T sign assembly agreement.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2: Unix Systems Labs launches UNIX system release 45.2
(SVR4.2). (operating system)...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2: USL strategy for distributed enterprise computing & PC
LANs. (operating system from...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2: release 4.2 includes Adobe Type Manager. (operating
system from Unix Systems...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2: shrink-wrapped UNIX SVR4.2 applications run on many
computers. (operating system...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2: Journaling File System improves desktops, networks.
(operating system from Unix...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX SVR4.2: USL, Fujitsu & Tangent join to form Unilinx. ( Unix
Systems Laboratories, Fujitsu... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Mobile phones: Nokia & Tandy start production of mobile telephones in
Texas. (Nokia Mobile Phones...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*AT&T reaction to FCC discussion of regulatory reform proposals.
(Federal Communications...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Financial: Wiltek reports Q2 loss.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Japanese semiconductor market: foreign share virtually unchanged.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Parallel processing: Verity & Sequent in joint technology agreement.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Executive suite: Bell Atlantic's Campanella sets retirement date.
(Pres. Anton J. Campanella)      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Satellite Communications: CRST first to order new Rockwell system.
(mobile communications...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Smart hubs: AT&T 'smart' hubs smarter. (Smart Hub Controller and
Multiple Ethernet Transmitter... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Electronics industry: Q1 sales/orders show modest gains; recession
slowing.                         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Financial: Pacific Bell offers $300 million of 7.25 percent notes.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*AT&T win: Lucas Aerospace buys 284,000 (UK) CAD system from Istel.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Financial: Telco Systems reports Q3 earnings for fiscal 1992.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Automatic call distribution: Great Western Bank buys 4 Aspect
CallCenters to enhance...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Special report: Bank of America's 1992 global outlook.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*UNIX: Frame Technology forms two new business units.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Chips: Noise Cancellation Technologies and Analog Devices to develop
active noise cancellation chips. [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Lowering long-distance: AT&T plans to lower some operator services
rates & eliminate some...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Chips: IBM buys 640-pin Polaris VLSI test system. (Megatest Corp.
testing system)                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*Videoconferencing: VideoTelecom shipping VisionPlus.
(videoconferencing software)...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*AT&T win: Navy orders $17.4 million secure communications from AT&T.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
*AT&T Accumaster Integrator: release 3.0 expands SNA capabilities.
(network management system...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 22 1992]
Sparc group details extended 64-bit spec. (Sparc International)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Intel wins 287 round; jury denies AMD rights to Microcode; appeal
imminent. (includes a...  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
AM-LCD progress reported. (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials
International...          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Neural microchips go commercial; Hitachi, others ready devices for
market.                   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Raytheon dealing for TRW's IC business. (Raytheon Co. close to
acquiring TRW Inc.'s...   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Intel takes 386SL to 3.3V. (announces sampling of a unique,
mixed-voltage 386SL...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Intel challenges VESA over local bus. (Video Electronics Standards...
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Moving past disk to DAT; Conner expands storage offerings. (digital
audio tape) (Conner...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
CFI 'compliance' flap brewing. (CAD Framework Initiative
specification)            [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Koreans combat dumping charges. (delegation goes to US to begin series
of countermeasures)       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Message muddled at Xhibition. (Xhibition '92 conference)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Canon deals a card; signs Olivetti as optical-card OEM. (Canon Inc.)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Cabletron defects to UDF. (Cabletron Systems Inc. promotes Crescendo
Communications Inc.'s...  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Opportunities in Japan. (Yakitori) (Column)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Taiwan group mulls future: submicron consortium still debating key
issues.                   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
DEC tips hardware plans; unveils Alpha, MIPS workstation details.
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Europe's HDTV gets TV industry's backing. (High-Definition Television)
(based on the MAC...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Catalina buys VME line. (Catalina Research Inc. acquires Burr-Brown
Corp.'s VME product line) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Bare boards will pick up in '92.
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Pioneer AMI emerges from Gould's shadow. (American Microsystems Inc.
focusing on...            [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Congress: telecom plan needed. (legislators concerned over US
telecommunications)       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Analog ICs to get fault tolerance; new analysis method from GE for
digital circuits as...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
AISI's neural net reads wafer codes. (Applied Intelligent Systems
Inc.'s NetRead)...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Asynchronous design: curse or cure? It's anathema to some shops, a hot
button at others.         [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Network chips progress. (Special Report: solid state design)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Gearing up for ABS. (anti-lock brake systems) (Analog Angle) (Column)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Goodbye, hardware locks? (Desktop Engineering) (Column)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Racal cosimulates VHDL. (Racal-Redac Inc.'s new System VHDL 2000
provides full VHDL...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
GenRad enters VHDL synthesis market. (GenRad Inc. ships HiDesignA tool
set) (Product...          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Civilian conversions. (Power Technologies) (Column)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
IPC: trend is denser boards. (circuit boards are getting denser)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
IBM, Irvine packaging deal aims at portables. (Irvine Sensors Corp.)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
An image of the future. (digital multimeters) (Test Points) (Column)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
EE pay up 4.5 percent. (includes a related article on the poor job
outlook for electronic... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 22 1992]
Microcode verdict slows AMD's 486 development. (San Jose, CA district
court; Advanced Micro Devices Inc....  [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Fab gear software critical. (software driving integrated circuit
fabrication equipment)                 [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
IBM pushing semicon sales. (IBM creates new sales force to peddle IBM
integrated circuits)                   [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Multichip modules join arsenal. (Special Issue: Military Electronics)
                                       [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Japan product equipment sales sag as IC makers cut back; prospects
dim. (integrated circuit)              [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
HP forms Telecom Networks unit. (HP's Telecommunication Networks
Operation to oversee intelligent...    [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Government closeup: touch and go on stop and go buying.
                                       [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
What they're saying: PC price war seen impacting EPS. (second round of
microcomputer price war to drive...    [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
National Semi posts $120m loss. (National Semiconductor Corp.)
                                       [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Semicon summit: not talking tariff. (chairman of European
semiconductor working group Klaus...   [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
World roundtable; active matrix LCD: confused picture. (active matrix
liquid crystal display)                [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
It's time to standardize disk drive reliability tests.
(Industry-at-Large) (Tutorial)...      [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Europe OKs HDTV interim standard. (high definition television; D2-MAC
standard)                              [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Iomega sets challenge to Irwin in removable QIC tape drives. (Iomega
Corp.'s Iomega Tape250 removable...    [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Intel, RISC still seek military victory. (reduced-instruction set
computers) (Special Issue: Military... [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Sequoia sets beta shipments of low-end computer. (Sequoia Systems
Inc.'s Sequoia Systems Series 40...    [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Compaq offers U.S.-made desk PCs. (Compaq ProLinea and DeskPro
microcomputers to replace Compaq N...  [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Investors buy British Telecom's 51% stake in Mitel for $33M.
(Schroders Ventures clients buy...     [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Kendall shows RISC-based MPP. (massively parallel processing; Kendall
Square Research Inc.'s Kendall...      [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Sparc group boosts 64-bit performance. (Sparc International's Version
9 specification for Sun...             [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Rockwell, TRW, Harris, Commquest team for Army telecom contract.
(Rockwell International Inc., TRW...   [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Toshiba reports working silicon version of 4.5m 500MHz DRAM. (Toshiba
America and Rambus Inc.'s...           [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
TI 64M DRAM plans to use I-Line litho, defers deep-UV. (Texas
Instruments Inc. will use I-line...    [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Space firms aim at fewer targets. (Special Issue: Military
Electronics)                           [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Automotive electronics; a sea of change in GM's purchasing. (General
Motors Corp. vice president of...      [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
USL desk version a step to Unix unity. (Unix Systems Laboratories
Inc.'s System V 4.2 Unix operating...  [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Conner shift: tape drives, distribution. (Conner Peripherals Inc. sets
up Value-Added Products division...    [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Western Micro Tech splitting components sales and marketing. (Western
Micro Technology Inc.; follows...      [Electronic News: June 22 1992]
Analysis: Compaq pins fed hopes on 'clone killers.' (Compaq Computer
Corp.'s new line of...           [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Unisys wins $338M GSA office buy. (General Services Administration)
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
NASA users revolt: demand Unix mass storage. (the Gaddard Space Flight
Center of the National...        [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
SAIC challenges ALMRS ejection. (Science Applications International
Corp., Automated Land and...     [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Horton to retire at term's end; departure leaves policy void. (Rep.
Frank Horton of the House...     [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
FBI plots access to encrypted comm. (communications)
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
DEC unveils servers, cuts PC LAN prices. (AST Research Inc's Premium I
i486/33, Zeos International...   [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
BTG hopes merger with BDS reaps larger fed deals. (BTG Inc., BDS
Systems Inc.)                    [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
NASA award foreshadows strategy on EOS program: mass storage.
(National Aeronautics and...     [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
DOD pursues image-based personnel systems: services under no pressure
to standardize. (Department...   [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Postal Service to overhaul processing architecture.
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Air Force builds common mapping standard software.
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
PacifiCorp, Vion protest DLA mainframe buy. (Defense Logistics
Agency)(Policy & Procurement)    [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Security review team offers new game plan: computer security
recommendations to become...     [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
IRM execs seek details in A-130. (information resources
management)(Policy &...          [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Optical storage takes on DOD. (Department of Defense)(Tech Briefing)
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Security issues fall into place for NIST's McNulty. (Lynn McNulty,
associate director of the...     [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Burden of proof rests with Feds in appeals case. (Comment) (Column)
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
CompuAdd wins $2.2M Air Force Academy PC buy.
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Firms parade wares at AIIM, seek fed notice. (Association for
Information and Image...         [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Falcon lab lets buyers test drive. (Falcon Microsystems Inc.)
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Galacticomm targets feds with bulletin board software. (The Major BBS
package)                         [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Simplified Unix expected to spread OS to LANs, PCs. (Unix System
Laboratories' Unix System V...   [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
Loral Defense Systems unveils MPP machine targeted at DOD. (the
ASPRO-VME massively parallel...  [Federal Computer Week: June 22 1992]
*Duo promises big advance in net switching. (BBN Communications and
Ungermann-Bass Inc.)          [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*EPA contractor's employee indicted. (Environmental Protection Agency,
American Coastal...           [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Astronaut's software aids space rescue. (Rick Hieb, includes related
article on Rick Hieb)         [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*DOD bolsters software reuse with standard interface plan. (Department
of Defense)                   [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Move to CORN beats the clock. (the Federal Aviation Administration's
Computer Resources Nucleus... [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Peers honor Tom Reddin for his work. (Food and Drug Administration
information resource...       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Justice's fiscal '93 IT budget cut $608 million. (Department of
Justice, information...       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*DOD official: reform bills will add red tape. (Department of Defense
procurement official...       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*GCN welcomes Deller's insights. (Government Computer News introduces
new columnist Robert W...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*ZDS revamps its product line with 40 new microcomputers, monitors.
(Zenith Data Systems Inc.)... [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*SEC promises EDGAR filings are ready to go. (Securities and Exchange
Commission, Electronic...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Low FTS 2000 data traffic disappoints GSA. (Federal
Telecommunications System...  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*AF loses ace procurement lawyer. (Air Force lawyer Carl J.
Peckinpaugh) (Brief Article)  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Oracle, Sybase update products. (Trusted Oracle 1.0 and SQL Server
4.2 contain new features)...  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Forster tapped as Army IRM chief. (Major General William Forster,
information resource...       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Best-value buying guide due in fall. (General Services Administration
guidelines) (Brief Article)   [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*GAO: Customs' system plan needs work. (General Accounting Office,
Customs Service)              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Postal buys handheld computers for studying mail carrier routes.
(Postal Service)              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*CALS isn't just for DOD logistics systems anymore. (Computer-Aided
Acquisition and Logistics...  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*GSA applies lessons learned to IDIQ contract policy. (General
Services Administration...    [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Interview: IRM plan unites far-flung domain. (Agriculture Department)
(information resources...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Agriculture Department: USDA uses IT to reach public. (United States
Department of Agriculture...  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*At NOAA, collaboration paves way for new systems. (National Oceanic
and Atmospheric...            [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Fed users go for HP's speed and reliability. (HP-compatible
4-page-per-minute laser...    [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Gee whiz. (information technology achievements, Brief Article)
(Editorial)                   [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Defense's Strassmann: one-of-a-kind IRM risk-taker. (IRM Notebook,
information resources...      [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Why GTSI isn't resting on its laurels in '92. (From the Crow's Nest,
Government Technology...      [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*How to know when it's time to downsize applications. (DP Issues, data
processing) (Column)          [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*With Stacker, you won't pay a lot for that extra storage. (Software
Review) (Stac Electronics'... [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Intel stages a coup with faster, smarter fax modems, software.
(SatisFaxtion line of...      [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*At $99 per user, here is a product to simplify network management.
(SysKonnect Inc.'s...         [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Thanks to LapLink, the trusty Model 80 lives! (Power User, IBM PS/2
Model 80, Traveling...        [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*New products. (Product Announcement)
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Apple, Novell emphasize standards in new products. (Product
Announcement)                 [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Methinks this analysis package is too hard to use. (Software Review)
(Bell Atlantic Corp.'s...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Integrated system will handle TCP/IP, OSI LANs. (Data General Corp.
and Digital Analysis Corp...  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Library of Congress demo lab explores multimedia technology. (Data
Lines) (Column)               [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Network bridge gets certification for Blacker X.25. (Timeplex Federal
Systems Inc.'s Time/LAN...    [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*AT&T offers FTS 2000 customers new low-speed leased-line option.
(Federal...                   [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Vitalink adds Tempest security to its bridge-routers. (Network
Systems Corp.'s Vitalink...   [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Comm package configures mainframe links with ease. (Product
Announcement)                 [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*HP goes after IBM mainframe with new RISC line.
(reduced-instruction-set...   [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Air Force will add multilevel security to support system.
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*TAI wins second supercomputer contract. (Technology Applications Inc.
wins contract from Air...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Mips server combines RISC, symmetric processing. (New Products)
(Product Announcement)        [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Fed spending on packaged apps will rise 42 percent. (applications)
(Brief Article)               [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Real-time document analysis tool speeds AF intelligence messaging.
(Air Force uses Verity...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Tempus keeps schedules in X Window environment. (Software Review)
(Xalt Software Corp.'s...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Software that reads C, C++ code also checks for Posix. (Abraxas
Software Inc.'s CodeCheck...  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Oracle 7.0 relational database meets SQL standard. (Structured Query
Language) (Product...         [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*New products. (Z/Max Computer Solutions Inc.'s Z/Max XChange 3.1 and
Wang Laboratories Inc.'s...   [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Used throughout DOD, this Ada code writer is free. (EG&G Idaho Inc.'s
AdaSage, Department of...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Army will duplicate its Gulf C2 system the world over. (Command and
Control system)               [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Services debate use of EDMICS aperture cards. (Armed Services,
Engineering Data...           [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Major problems with medical MIS threaten patient safety, GAO says.
(Management Information...    [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*CIM infrastructure: less security for better systems. (Corporate
Information Management...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Multiprocessor servers: client-server computing demands them, but
software development lags...  [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Defense computing: DOD relies on software to field winning C2
systems. (Department of...    [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*CECOM arm supports 221 mission-critical systems...
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Navy commander tackles merger with talk, teamwork. (Capt. John J.
Sulfaro handles merger...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*With process analysis, Navy will 'learn from business.'
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*DOD cuts will shrink total fed IT spending through '97. (Department
of Defense, information...    [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*What is improper conduct? Courts won't say. (Federal Contract Law)
(Column)                      [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Selbre offers info on fed IT efforts. (Selbre Associates Inc.'s
Federal Agency Contact...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Beware: mixing orders might be a mixed blessing. (FedWatch) (Column)
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Transportation, DOD contracts get product upgrades. (Department of
Defense)                      [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*New House bill offers boost to federal telecommuting. (Telecommuting
Act of 1992 HR 5082)          [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Professional calendar. (government computer events in Jun - Jul 1992)
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*GSA issues final policy on accepting vendor training. (General
Services Administration)      [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Horton to retire, ending 30 years of service in House. (Rep. Frank
Horton, R-NY)                 [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Corrections/clarifications. (Correction Notice)
                              [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*PBS series was flawed but worth watching. (Headlines and Footnotes,
PBS documentary, The...       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*MCI's message to government: leverage our investment. (MCI
Communications Corp....       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*The NFSNET: from T1 to T3 and beyond. (includes related article on
NSFNET, the National...       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*MCI's data utility geared for bandwidth on demand. (MCI
Communications Corp....       [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
*Buckle up your traffic for a super SONET ride by mid-90's. (Special
Advertising Supplement...     [Government Computer News: June 22 1992]
Big oil's DP cutbacks: at stake is the industry's survival, as its IS
units are forced to downsize and...   [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Big Blue product slew: NetView, TCP/IP, Escon are all addressed in IBM
rollout. (IBM's enhanced NetView...   [Information Week: June 22 1992]
It's as simple as SMP. (Simple Management Protocol is enhanced version
of Simple Network Management...       [Information Week: June 22 1992]
BC Gas lines up with Andersen: utility deploys client-server to
improve workflow. (Andersen...        [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Compaq pumps up the volume: takes on low-priced rivals with more
affordable products. (Compaq's new... [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Multimedia gains momentum: applications development. (Gain Technology
Inc.'s GainMomentum program...        [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Planning for pan-European outsourcing: the pieces start to come
together as users and vendors...      [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Raves from its peers: Artisoft's LANtastic has Novell looking over its
shoulder. (Artisoft Inc. gains...     [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Trouble with Big Blue's meter? Licensing scheme could hasten users'
mainframe retreat. (IBM may...        [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Spectradyne picks system (rated DG). (Spectradyne Inc. uses Data
General Corp.'s Unix-based Aviion...  [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Imaging's healthy reflection: enabling technologies. (imaging
technology readily adapted by...      [Information Week: June 22 1992]
A question of complicity: Does IS share culpability for systems used
against employees? (information...    [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Program lifts grounded users: design effort requires dramatic
reduction in downtime. (Boeing...     [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Panacea or placebo? This obsession with reengineering is noble but a
little misguided.                     [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Not getting there is half the fun. (Telecommuting) (OpenNet: A Special
Supplement to Information Week...     [Information Week: June 22 1992]
'You've got to get in the game'. (opinions of Council on California
Competitiveness head Peter...         [Information Week: June 22 1992]
At the edge of the competitive frontier. (California Public Utilities
Commission may allow other...         [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Innovative technology: Today it's for everybody! (TEXPO 92 trade show,
sponsored by Pacific Bell)...         [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Going with the (traffic) flow: videoconferencing. (growth of the
videoconferencing market) (OpenNet... [Information Week: June 22 1992]
Aldus carves niche with draw program; IntelliDraw wows testers.
(Product Announcement)                       [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
IBM takes aim at clone firms; low-cost PS/2s to head assault.
                                             [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Corporations mobilize to save power. (Energy Star Computer Program)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Vendors scurry to match Compaq's low-cost lines. (Product
Announcement)                                [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Developers to get Windows NT; will employ 32-bit technology to write
applications.                                [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Updated USL source code could open PC world to Unix; early vow of wide
platform support fails to materialize...     [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Enhanced DOS gains amazing powers in Windows' 386 mode. (from Mom's
Software) (Window Manager) (Column)          [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Everex to introduce two notebooks. (Everex Systems Corp. introduces
Everex Carrier SL/25 and AGI TravelPro)...   [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Windows is better but still can't keep up with the DOS prompt. (Tech
Talk) (Column)                               [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Caere incorporates OCR technology in FaxMaster. (communications
software) (optical character recognition)... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
SynOptics, Kalpana to boost hub throughput; LattisSwitch ready for
larger nets.                                 [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
There is no such thing as a free lunch ... especially when it is
software. (Peer to Peer) (Column)            [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Choosing a systems integrator. (Enterprise Computing) (Tutorial)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
When it comes to support, the customer is king. (Enterprise Computing)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Wireless LANs: the next frontier in network computing; needs of
increasingly mobile workers are being met... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Analyst serves as the 'voice' of technology in pension office. (The
Principal Mutual Life Insurance Company's... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Consider where to take cover in the current PC price wars. (New Age
IS) (Column)                                 [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Jazzing up your presentation; InfoWorld evaluates six Windows packages
designed to create and fine-tune your...     [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Macintosh packages set the standard, but haven't kept pace. (part of
six evaluations of presentation software...  [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Freelance Graphics for Windows: Version 1.0. (from Lotus Development
Corp.) (Software Review) (one of six...      [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Harvard Graphics for Windows: Version 1.0. (from Software Publishing
Corp.) (Software Review) (one of six...      [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Hollywood: Version 1.0. (from Claris Corp.) (Software Review) (one of
six evaluations of presentation software...  [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Aldus Persuasion for Windows: Version 2.1. (from Aldus Corp.)
(Software Review) (one of six evaluations... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Stanford Graphics for Windows: Version 1.01. (from 3-D Visions Corp.)
(Software Review) (one of six evaluations... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
CA-Cricket Presents may be the right solution for basic presentation
needs. (version 1.3 from Computer...         [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
New multimedia software tools can help you add zing to your
presentations.                               [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Illustrator for Windows paints a colorful scene; update offers top
functionality for professional PC artists... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Windows Workstation puts users' needs first; features enhanced menuing
capabilities. (Software Review) (Windows...  [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Viva to sell like toasters. (Computer Peripherals' Viva 14.4/Fax
modem) (Hardware Review) (First Look)...     [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Gallery Effects lets the artist in all of us blossom; program puts a
new spin on photos. (Software Review)...     [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
MacDraw Pro remains a solid illustration tool. (Software Review)
(MacDraw Pro 1.5 from Claris Corp.)...       [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Pfeiffer shifts Compaq's focus to serving customers. (Compaq Computer
Pres and CEO Eckhard Pfeiffer) (Interview)   [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Shrinking the machine: designed for power, notebook PCs are taking
over desktops. (part of a special section... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Toshiba VP Steve Lair: a paradigm shift. (part of a special section on
notebook computers) (Interview)              [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Put an office in the palm of your hand; personal digital assistants
could revolutionize the way people work -... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
Living in a wireless world with PDAs; communications over infrared
links, cellular devices, and radio modems... [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
IS managers gain strategic advantage; notebook PCs are helping
corporations improve efficiency and...       [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
PowerBook fills a big void; Apple has finally succeeded with a
portable -- despite its strategy. (part...   [InfoWorld: June 22 1992]
*Lotus tries to bring imaging into the LAN mainstream. (Kodak develops
imaging technology for Lotus Development...  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*New Core 5-drive cached array fits into server bay. (Core
International Inc.'s MicroArray remote...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Kodak, Novell plan 'image-enabled Novell;' upcoming 3-prong product
suite will reduce implementation costs...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*NetLAN offers harried managers a helping hand. (company offers
innovative and useful support to local...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Customer-driven to reader-driven. (Susan Lider discusses her first
days as executive editor) (From the...       [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*To the editor. (Letter to the Editor)
                                             [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Frye Computer upgrades its LAN directory. (Frye Computer Systems
Inc.'s LAN Directory 1.1 network...          [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*UB introduces cost-effective managed, unmanaged hubs.
(Ungermann-Bass' Access/Hub network hub...   [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*HP's Hamilton to take over helm at Banyan Systems. (Peter Hamilton to
be president and chief operating officer)... [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Codenoll moves to secure future of FDDI networking; company cuts
prices, unveils 10Base-F transceiver...      [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*FACSys software supports cc:Mail. (Optus Software Inc.'s FACSys 3.3
communications software provides...          [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*SynOptics adds to LattisNet System 3000 product line; new model
supports up to five managed nets...          [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Radio link between Ethernet networks jumps to 15 miles. (Microwave
Bypass Systems's LAN-LINK 1000-D enhanced... [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Microtest. (token ring and Microsoft Windows upgrades to LANModem
remote access server) (News &...             [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Netronix Inc. (Interface Accelerator enhancement to TokenMaster 2000
bridge) (News & Analysis)(Packets) (Brief... [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*IBM adopting and adapting Parallan server. (Parallan Computer Inc.'s
PS/2 Server 295 for PS/2 microcomputers)...  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Novell Inc. and Dell Computer Corp. (Dell to offer factory installed
NetWare 3.11 on microcomputers) (News &...   [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Madge debuts intelligent hub, NetWare bridge. (Madge Networks Inc.'s
SmartCAU wiring concentrator, SmartLAM...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Using NetWare 386's MONITOR utility: a look at cache memory, cache
movable and non-movable memory. (Network...  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Threads in NetWare Loadable Modules: defining the differences between
Novell threads and processes. (Network...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Defining network managers' and administrators' functions. (first of a
two part series) (Network Management)        [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*The last domain: the sub-CPU network device. (sub-intelligent
components including network device...       [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Don't forget repeaters for connectivity; technology provides
alternative to traditional bridges and...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Troubleshooting a dysfunctional gateway: how the Central Bank of the
South solved its networking problems...      [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Managing the new corporate resource. (local area network management
needs to be standardized)...                 [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Client/server architecture slashes costs; bank tries new system to
develop applications and increase...         [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Making document image processing work on LANs. (local area networks)
(Applications)(Technology Update)            [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Sell value or perish. (resellers and integrators survive by selling
services) (The Channel Eye)                  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Disaster strikes: who ya gonna call? Evernet, whose 'hot sites' allow
companies to quickly get back to business... [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*BSG, Micro One find focusing pays off; LAN VARs discovering they must
know customers' businesses to be...          [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*The question is, to train or not to train? Resellers finding that
customers trained on new equipment are...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Added value may have no value at all. (customers expect full service
and support for discount prices) (The...     [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*An end user's guide to authorization programs: practical tips for
cutting through the marketing hype. (what... [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Four key channel players face off; they offer enquiring minds their
unique perspectives on the value-add...      [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Novell forming multivendor partnerships: believes the only way to
meet customers' needs is to work with...     [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Even in Europe, end users will pay for the truth. (distribution
channel members are increasing services...   [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Looking to the future of LAN education: interoperability proves to be
the biggest challenge in future training...  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Network managers relate their educational experiences. (Sprint
Corp.'s Jackie Grace, DEC Corp.'s Terence... [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*'LANs would be perfect, except for users.' (local area networks)
(Network Professional) (Column)              [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Networks need consistency in order to work. (standardized networks
are more efficient and easier to manage)...  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Choices confuse tape backup users; with the introduction of new
utilities, tape backup management delves...  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Executive summary. (Palindrome Corp.'s Network Archivist, Legato
Systems Inc.'s NetWorker, Systron Corp.'s... [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Non-hardware dependent solutions invading market. (non-proprietary
backup software utilities emerge)...         [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Sytos Plus supports more than 60 backup devices. (Sytron Corp.'s
hardware-independent backup program)...      [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*PC-based networks pose problems for Mac backups. (backup of Apple
Macintosh microcomputers integrated into...  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Quarter-inch is the best buy in tape backup solutions. (quarter-inch
cartridges over 8-mm and 4-mm digital...     [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*File servers are clients to tape servers in MasterSafe. (Gigatrend
Inc.'s backup system) (Software Review)...   [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*TNA offers superior data protection, frees up space. (Palindrome
Corp.'s the Network Archivist backup...      [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*It's never too late for a disaster preparation plan. (Product
Comparison)                                  [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Continuous online backups possible with Vortex SMS. (Vortex Systems
Inc.'s TC-376 Storage Management System...   [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Emerald, Maynard boast Windows backup solutions. (Emerald Systems
Corp.'s XPress Librarian, Maynard...         [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Cheyenne's new ARCserve version is better than ever: makes life
easier for network administrators...         [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Autochangers, DAT changers provide various advantages. (Micro Design
International Inc.'s LaserBank Library...    [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Colorado's TC-15 board wins the backup race. (Colorado Memory Systems
Inc.'s TC-15 hardware...                     [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Altering key functions might bother network users. (Legato Systems
Inc.'s NetWorker backup software)...         [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Standard MicroSystems Corp. (Ethernet adaptors and hubs to support
Simple Network Management Protocol)...       [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Hewlett Packard Co. (Vectra 386/25N microcomputer)(Product
Comparison) (Packets)(Brief Article)...      [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*D-Link Systems Inc. (DE-400 communications board, enhancements to
NetBIOS/SMB peer operating...                [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*A look at doc management newcomer. (World Software Corp.'s
EXTEND-A-FILE document management...         [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
*Isn't there anything sacred these days? (troubleshooting a network at
the Federal Aviation Administration...       [LAN Times: June 22 1992]
Aldus to draw on Mac, Windows with 24-bit app. (IntelliDraw drawing
program) (Product Announcement)                [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Apple tunes up Dylan as key to portability: new language spans Mac,
Unix, Newton.                                  [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Dynamic duos debut at PC Expo in Gotham City. (Product Announcement)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Cross-platform MacApp will be built on Bedrock. (Apple's programming
environment to be included in Symantec...      [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
New PowerPorts get inside line on PowerBooks. (Global Village
Communication Inc.'s PowerPort/Gold...         [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Tornado gets bigger response than Apple at MacHack '92. (Macintosh
Technical Conference)                          [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
FileMaker Pro 2.0 mixes well. (Claris Corp.'s data base management
system) (Software Review) (Evaluation)         [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Mac expert systems hit the road: PowerSMARTS runs on any Mac.
(Cognition Technology Corp.'s expert...        [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Making piracy a management issue: managers want more control, less
rigidity.                                      [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Keeping viruses off net a battle.
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Networks collide with election laws. (Mac Soapbox)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Autologic adds drum scanner, imagesetters. (APS-Colorscan, APS-5000,
APS-7000 and APS-CAL) (Product Announcement)   [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
EDD pens new chapter in corporate publishing: system helps
standardize, speed design process...           [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Virtual travel takes kiosks to new dimension. (Four Real-World
Examples of Multimedia)                        [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Multimedia moves into medical training. (Four Real-World Examples of
Multimedia)                                    [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Production firm tunes into digital video. (Four Real-World Examples of
Multimedia)                                    [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Heavy industry harnesses multimedia power. (Four Real-World Examples
of Multimedia)                                 [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
In-house demand growing for cross-platform multimedia.
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
QuickTime presents copyright questions: a variety of license laws
govern QuickTime movie clips, but there are... [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
The time has come for BusTime. (New Media)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Distributors signing up Mac VARs: Ingram, Tech Data nearly fill 150
quota. (value-added resellers)                 [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Compaq joins low-end crowd, enters home market with low-cost PCs.
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Apple/IBM venture could learn from ACE's mistakes. (Advanced Computing
Environment)                                   [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Lotus Notes on OS/2 shows network potential. (Commentary) (Column)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Apple could take a cue from Sony Walkman. (The Mac Manager) (Column)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
VideoShop doing QuickTime: DiVA sets up movie production, integrating
sounds and pictures plus offering edit and...  [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
T/Maker styles great upgrade in WriteNow 3.0. (includes related
evaluation summary) (Software Review)...       [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
PSI PowerModem delivers Apple performance at low price: despite a
slightly cumbersome interface, the...          [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Cause generates simple database applications. (Pluma Software's Cause
2.1.2) (includes related evaluation...         [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Apple's new CD-ROM drive is a winner and priced to sell: Apple's $599
unit creates competition by combining low...   [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
MediaTree 1.3: Tulip's media indexer still needs some work. (Tulip
Software)(In Brief) (Software Review)...       [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
PACo Producer 2.0: animators should look at this compression tool.
(The Company of Science & Art) (Software...    [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
ALSoft Power Utilities: Disk Express II, MasterJuggler bundled.
(Software Review) (Evaluation)                 [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
CD-ROM archiving makes move in-house at lower cost: with prices of
hardware systems plummeting, CD-ROM is...      [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Digging a little deeper into file conversion. (MacInTouch: Bugs &
Tips) (Column)                                 [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
WordPerfect to revise product line, image with cross-platform
releases. (Product Announcement)               [MacWEEK: June 22 1992]
Microsoft seeks end to mail API war. (suggests single, standard
Application Programming Interface for... [Network World: June 22 1992]
DEC, Systems Center to deliver management link. (new software products
to enable users to manage IBM and DEC... [Network World: June 22 1992]
IBM targets host in client/server push. (IBM introduces new MVS/ESA SP
4.0 Release 3 operating system...        [Network World: June 22 1992]
Three years in the making, Oracle's V.7 is unwrapped. (Oracle Corp.'s
Version 7 relational database...         [Network World: June 22 1992]
Follow-on to SNMP offers wider mgmt. (Simple Network Management
Protocol may be replaced with Simple...  [Network World: June 22 1992]
RAD Network Devices gets patent for SRT technology: other vendors
voice concerns the move could retard...  [Network World: June 22 1992]
IBM, AT&T, Systems Center tie management platforms: vendors make good
on promise to link products. (IBM's...   [Network World: June 22 1992]
Cabletron, Crescendo team on FDDI-over-copper spec. (Cabletron Systems
Inc. and Crescendo Communications Inc... [Network World: June 22 1992]
Utility looks to LANs for merging SNA, Unisys nets: Token-Ring has
Western Resources set for future...      [Network World: June 22 1992]
Unisys intros client/server OLTP wares: software packs free up server
cycles and net bandwidth by taking...    [Network World: June 22 1992]
Firm to unwrap high-speed IBM connectivity products. (Ultra Network
Technologies Inc.'s RS/6000 Network...   [Network World: June 22 1992]
Intel enhances NetWare virus protection offering: pack can detect and
isolate over 1,600 viruses. (Intel...    [Network World: June 22 1992]
Codenoll intros SDDI, 10Base-F products: also cuts prices on its
existing FDDI adapters to make...        [Network World: June 22 1992]
Avatar unveils upgrades to Netway SNA gateway. (Systems Network
Architecture, Avatar Corp.'s Netway...   [Network World: June 22 1992]
Swiss bank to build worldwide internet: country's largest domestic
retail bank plans a major router...      [Network World: June 22 1992]
Canadian gov't opens up long-haul telecom mart: competition to spark
lower rates, better service...           [Network World: June 22 1992]
Sprint plans unusual way to support SMDS: will enable frame relay to
support SMDS devices, an approach...     [Network World: June 22 1992]
Users call for toll fraud laws to distribute losses. (group of five
large telecommunications users)          [Network World: June 22 1992]
Nynex R&D division trials Fujitsu switching system: hopes to use as
platform for broadband services...       [Network World: June 22 1992]
Informix, Symbol team on wireless applications: partnership driven by
needs of major customer. (Symbol...      [Network World: June 22 1992]
Add-on tools bolster Lotus Notes package: Noteware products provide
imaging, incoming fax, other...          [Network World: June 22 1992]
Tangram, Softmart team on software distribution. (Tangram Systems
Corp. and Softmart Inc. agree to...      [Network World: June 22 1992]
Alternative services mart to undergo metamorphosis; revenues rising,
but face of industry changing...         [Network World: June 22 1992]
EDI suppliers to test fed purchasing net. (electronic data interchange
providers to test system for...          [Network World: June 22 1992]
Automated testing ups software quality. (Softbridge Inc.'s Automated
Test Facility software for...            [Network World: June 22 1992]
Security is Achilles' heel of distributed computing.
                                         [Network World: June 22 1992]
The rise of document management. (growth in the document management
and retrieval systems market)...         [Network World: June 22 1992]
The bleeding edge of server expansion. (network client/server
expansion problems) (Alligators in...    [Network World: June 22 1992]
Two years of Notes: where is the leading groupware application now and
where is it going? (Lotus Development... [Network World: June 22 1992]
Interview with Microsoft's Bill Gates and Daniel Petre. (Workgroup
division manager Daniel Petre...         [Network World: June 22 1992]
Groupware at PARC: examining the growth of Xerox's Palo Alto Research
Center and this technology...            [Network World: June 22 1992]
Defining groupware: the history and functionality of groupware from
both the theoretical and commercial...   [Network World: June 22 1992]
Pinstripe groupware: integrating groupware into your corporate
computing environment and into your...   [Network World: June 22 1992]
GroupWare 92: meeting the needs of an emerging market. (preview of
GroupWare 92 conference)                 [Network World: June 22 1992]
Industry roundtable: what the market analysts have to say about
groupware. (InfoCorp. VP Bill Higgs...   [Network World: June 22 1992]
Financial analysis of groupware: how does it affect your bottom line?
(Groupware Today!: Special...            [Network World: June 22 1992]
Electronic mail standards: competing messaging technologies offer
alternatives for application...          [Network World: June 22 1992]
The role of hardware in groupware: an interview with representatives
from three leading hardware vendors...   [Network World: June 22 1992]
The future of groupware: Paul Saffo of the Institute of the Future
looks into his crystal ball and tells... [Network World: June 22 1992]
User experience stories: three groupware success stories. (Groupware
Today!: Special Advertising Section)     [Network World: June 22 1992]
Northern Telecom has new way to aim fiber-optic beam.
                                    [The New York Times: June 22 1992]
I.B.M. and Toshiba plan joint development of flash memory chips;
device, which can hold data with... [The New York Times: June 22 1992]
*Digital, Unix labs form open technology pact. (Digital Equipment
Corp., Unix System Laboratories)             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Oracle 7 previewed. (Oracle Systems Corp.'s relational data base
management system) (Product Announcement)    [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Digital bags HK stock exchange PC order. (Digital Equipment Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Atari climbs on board the Batmobile. (Batman Returns computer game)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Frankston leaves Slate. (Bob Frankston)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*European Prolog vendors announce collaboration agreement. (Prolog
Vendors Group)                               [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*New for UNIX: EquationBuilder for Next. (Digital Tool Works'
mathematical software) (Product...           [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*NCR claims new records for OLTP. (on-line transaction processing)
(NCR System 3450)                            [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Next-gen distrib computing tech for Solaris. (SunSoft Inc.'s
operating system)                            [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*'Neilsen ratings'-type service tracks computer trade. (Techscan's PC
Watch service)                               [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*New for Macintosh: Trackball keyboard. (Key Tronic's TrakPro)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*New for PC: FileFax 2.5 addresses lack of PC fax standards. (SofNet's
communications software) (Product...         [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*C. Itoh (Itoh Chu) working on next generation bar code. (signs
licensing deal with IS Matrics)              [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*India's popular CASE in the Middle East. (Telco signs Datamas to
distribution deal for Turbo Analyst...       [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*DC to ship 'The Hacker File.' (DC Comics' comic book series)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*PC makers agree to produce energy-saving PCs.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*AT&T talks go to mediation. (Communications Workers of America)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Charney to offer final UPI bid tomorrow. (United Press International
Inc., Leon Charney)                          [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Tandy to make Nokia phones. (TNC Co. joint venture)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*TSE delays closing trading floor. (Toronto Stock Exchange)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Indiana gets $25M computer to help collect child support.
(development deal with IBM)                  [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Microsoft, AT&T sign e-mail deal. (electronic mail)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Intel processor means longer battery life for notebooks. (Intel 80386
SL)                                          [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*New product: Iomega QIC-80 tape backup. (Product Announcement)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*New for PC: Masterclip clip art. (Masterclip Graphics)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Wordperfect simplifies delivery to large accounts. (Customer
Advantage program)                           [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Toshiba to sign with IBM on flash memory.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*New for PC: WordStar for Windows 1.5, foreign lang vers. (WordStar
International Inc.'s word processing...      [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Toshiba cuts notebook/memory card prices.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Borland's Interbase to be sold with Motorola WANs. (wide area
networks) (Borland International Inc.'s...   [Newsbytes: June 22 1992]
*Price free-fall rocks PC market: low-cost PCs to head up IBM Fall
product blitz.                                 [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Vendors quick to respond to Compaq ProLinea line: price free-fall
rocks PC market. (Compaq ProLinea...           [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*WordPerfect: healthy, wealthy and now WISE. (WordPerfect Corp.'s
WordPerfect Information Systems Environment)   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*LAN leaders plot next moves: NT gains LAN Man features. (Microsoft
Windows NT graphical user interface; local...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Banyan, Novell join efforts on StreetTalk-NetWare link: LAN leaders
plot next moves. (Banyan Systems Inc.'s...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*New Compaq PCs deliver on promise. (Compaq's new microcomputers and
portable computers)(PC WEEK Labs First...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*A strikingly energetic Compaq shakes up the competition. (Compaq's
retail pricing policy)(The Week In Review)...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Oracle 7 escalates client/server push. (Oracle Corp.'s Oracle 7 data
base management system)                        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*3rd-party support greets USL's SVR4.2: but widespread commitment from
PC firms still missing. (Unix System...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*IBM, CA to form alliance for OS/2 2.0 applications. (Computer
Associates International Inc.) (Brief Article) [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Apple to sell Symantec's cross-platform kit. (Symantec Corp.'s
Bedrock class libraries technology)            [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Corrections. (Brief Article) (Correction Notice)
                                               [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Solaris 2.0 delivers next-generation features, performance; GUI,
integrated tools bolster SunSoft's...          [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Source-code dispute delays OS/2 drivers. (IBM and Microsoft Corp.'s
contract dispute)                              [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*New VAX models, upgrades pave way to DEC's Alpha. (DEC's new
minicomputers)(Brief Article) (Product...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Everex to unleash slew of systems at PC Expo. (Everex Systems Inc.'s
microcomputers, superservers and notebook...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*AST targets downsizing with multiprocessing PC: system offers
minicomputer features. (AST Research Inc.'s... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Lexmark plans to demonstrate software utility, 360-dpi printer.
(Lexmark International Inc.'s IBM 2390 PS/1... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Hayes gets competitive on price with new Optima data/fax modems.
(Hayes Microcomputer Products Optima 96 +...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Caere to debut fax, OCR package for Win 3.1. (FaxMaster
communications software)(optical character...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Users laud new Compaq PC prices. (Compaq's new microcomputers and
portable computers)                            [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*IBM beefs up TCP/IP support for mainframes. (IBM's TCP/IP 2.2 for MVS
communications software)(Transmission...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*SmartPak add-on helps fill 1-2-3/W features void. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s SmartPak add-on software for Lotus...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Bitstream, Insight team up to ease printing on LANs: will collaborate
on printer software. (Bitstream Inc. and...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Quicksoft bolsters mail merge, button bar in PC-Write upgrade.
(QuickSoft Inc.'s PC-Write Advanced Level...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*NetAlarm 3.1 offers pager, E-Mail alerts. (Avanti Technology Inc.'s
NetAlarm 3.1 network management...             [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Microsoft shakes up font arena: industry divided over read-write
TrueType fonts.                                [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Conner Peripherals enters retail, tape-drive markets. (Conner
Technology Inc.'s and Value-Added Storage...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*SPC to unite InfoAlliance, Superbase. (Software Publishing Corp. to
merge Superbase data base management system... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Intel LANProtect will disinfect network viruses. (Intel Corp.'s
LANProtect 1.5 data security software)...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*High cost, short battery life mar powerful NCR notebook. (NCR Corp.'s
NCR 3170 notebook computer) (Hardware...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*SmarTerm raises emulation stakes. (Persoft Inc.'s SmarTerm 420 for
Windows 2.0) (Software Review) (Evaluation)    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Gilbert Bolsters VIEWz Document Manager. (Gilbert and Associates
Inc.'s VIEWz 2.1 text management software)...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Firm's new file-management utility adds muscle to DOS: Obs Toolkit
strengthens commands. (Contrails Inc.'s Obs... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Pen PCs, disk arrays to take the stage: 486-based PCs due from NEC,
Hertz.                                         [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Storage Solutions to tout six systems. (Pen PCs, Disk Arrays To Take
the Stage)(Brief Article) (Product...          [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*HP introduces 24-bit color video card. (HP VideoLive Card graphics
board)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*ALR Flyer PCs offer multimedia value. (Advanced Logic Research Inc.'s
Flyer 32DT 4SX/25 MPC and Flyer 32LCT...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Trio to roll out slew of tape drives in various formats; Iomega,
Tandberg, Tallgrass prepare offerings...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Logitech scanner features 24-bit color for Windows. (Logitech Inc.'s
ScanMan Color scanning device)(Microsoft...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Server links Mac printers to Ethernet. (Digital Products Corp.'s
SprintTalk/25E peripheral sharing...           [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*3 vendors to showcase large-screen monitors. (Darius Technology Inc.,
Mitsubishi Electronics America Inc. and...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Fax option to debut for NEC Silentwriter. (NEC SilentWriter 95
computer printer) (News Briefs) (Brief...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*ATI to roll out 24-bit graphics card. (ATI technologies Inc.'s
VGAWonder XL24 graphics board) (News...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*nVIEW readies projection device. (nVIEW Corp.'s Luminator LCD
Projector computer display) (News...           [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Pycon to roll out Wingine-based 486 motherboard; WindJet486's
architecture channels data from the CPU...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Point-of-sale system fits U.S. Senior Open to a tee. (MicroBiz
Corp.'s Retail Store Controller...             [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Sony ships 3.5-inch rewritable optical drive for retail market. (Sony
Corp.'s RMO-S350 optical disk drive) (Brief... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Acer to introduce newest member of notebook line. (Acer America
Corp.'s AcerAnyWare K386S portable...          [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Memorex PC line to gain 5 slim-line, 4 desktop systems. (Memorex
Telex Corp.'s 8036-25, 8046-50, 8057-25 and... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Startup ships 486DX2 notebook PC. (NoteBook Computer Co.'s
486NoteBook T50 portable computer)(Intel...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*PIM vendors take on Windows market; July due date for Commence.
(Jensen-Jones Inc.'s Commence personal...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Lotus focuses on ease of use. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus
Organizer personal information management...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Windows 3.1 graphics to make mark at show; Aldus, WordPerfect
announce entries. (Microsoft Corp.'s...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Long-awaited Symphony upgrade due next month. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Symphony 3.0 integrated software)...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Microsoft Excel 4.0 for the Mac hits the mark. (Microsoft Excel 4.0
spreadsheet software for Apple Macintosh...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Avalon updates accounting, management tool. (Avalon Software Inc.'s
CIIM 8.5 computer-integrated manufacturing...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*BioScan adds color to image-analysis app for Windows. (BioScan Inc.'s
Optimas for Windows Color 4.0 computer...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Adobe unveils bevy of type enhancements. (Adobe Systems Inc.) (Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*MathWorks' MatLab gets neural network features. (mathematical
software) (News Briefs; Brief Article)...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Adobe and RasterOps plan collaboration. (Adobe Systems Inc.) (News
Briefs) (Brief Article)                        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Channel releases new Forest & Trees. (Channel Computing Inc.'s
executive information system) (News Briefs...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*AutoScript update helps export AutoCAD files. (computer-aided design,
Preco Industries Inc. AutoScript's...          [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Startup tackles goal, people management. (Avantos Performance Systems
Inc.'s ManagePro for Windows project...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Fibermux unveils speedy Crossbow hub migration. (Fibermux Corp.
develops high-speed backbone hubs under...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*'Tune-Up' to address SNMP shortcomings. (Simple Network Management
Protocol developers Jeff Case, Marshall...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Microcom's LANlord offers strong real-time tracking; but Net Monitor
still needs to mature. (Microcom Inc.'s...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Banyan to enhance VINES Mail. (Banyan Systems Inc.'s Intelligent
Messaging electronic mail system) (Brief...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Group defines TCP/IP spec for Windows. (Microsoft Corp. and other
vendors make the Windows Sockets...            [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Package unites peer LAN, multitasking OS. (Alloy Computer Products
Inc.'s MultiNode network operating system...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Verimation readies messaging program for PC, Mac LANs. (Verimation
Inc.'s Memo LAN office automation software...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*3 modem makers set to launch new products. (Digicom Systems Inc.,
Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc. and...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Kodiak Ethernet board offers installation help. (Kodiak Technology
Inc. to unveil Kodiak Technology Kombo Card... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Microcom to roll out Bridge/Router upgrade. (Microcom Inc. to unveil
Microcom Bridge/Router 6.0 network software... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Codenoll adapter taps fiber Ethernet spec. (Codenoll Technology
Corp.'s CodeNet-8391 10Base-FL/Fiber-Optic...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Thomas-Conrad plans card based on TROPIC chip. (National
Semiconductor's Token-Ring Protocol...         [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Rabbit Software's gateway will support Avatar, Wall Data 3270
emulation software. (Open Advantage Gateway... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Trellis helps medical researchers lower costs with Macs on network.
(Trellis Network Services Inc., Dana Farber... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Must Software readies Nomad for Windows, AIX. (Must Software
International's Nomad fourth generation...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Microsoft to debut ROM-based Win 3.1 beta; final version will allow
Windows to run on subnotebook, handheld PCs... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Turbo Pascal/W improves by adding Win 3.1 support. (Borland
International Inc.'s Turbo Pascal for...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*C++/Views 2.0 helps mold portable apps. (Liant Software Corp.'s
program development software) (Product...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Alliances extend Cincom's Supra DBMS to PC arena. (Cincom Systems
Inc.'s data base management system)            [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*CSA CASE tools gain object orientation; upgrade includes work-group
support, expert-system features. (Computer...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*ANDF format will offer new heights of platform portability. (Open
Software Foundation's Architecture Neutral...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Target tool lets developers generate Paradox 4.0 dialog boxes.
(Target Software's PaintPAL add-in/on...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*PC Expo showcases opportunity, change. (Editorial)
                                               [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Outside In: a new approach to a familiar job. (Software Compatibility
Corp.'s utility program) (The Corporate...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*24-bit foundation is key to building convenient imagery. (Soap Box)
(Column)                                       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Four steps IBM must take for OS/2 to succeed. (OS/2 2.0 operating
system) (Up Front) (Column)                    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*PC product measures we can all understand. (Looking Forward) (Column)
                                               [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Chip makers seek right mix of Intel compatibility. (microprocessors)
(Mind the Gap) (Column)                        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*In search of a real network messaging model. (electronic mail
systems) (Net Value) (Column)                  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*X86 newcomers vie for Intel's crown: Intel fights off rivals with
R&D, price cuts. (includes related article...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Price wars make buyers the victors. (PC Week Special Report: X86
Choices - A Brand-New Game)                    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*X86 compatibility is top concern for buyers; systems based on
non-Intel chips must run software...           [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Integrated motherboards bring benefits, trade-offs: lack of standards
holds back built-in video. (PC Week Special... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Non-Intel CPUs entice some, scare off others: skeptics are wary of
software incompatibilities. (PC Week...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*The whole PC is more than the sum of its parts. (evaluation of 12
33-MHz 80486DX-based microcomputers)...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Intel's OverDrive raises the stakes for PC upgrades. (Hardware
Review) (PC Week Special Report: X86...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*For memory momentum, use cache, not cash. (PC Week Special Report:
X86 Choices - A Brand-New Game)                [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Local-bus technology provides efficient, crisp video: 32-bit data
path bypasses system's I/O bus. (PC Week...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Intel uses P5 chip as leverage against burgeoning RISC vendors.
(reduced-instruction-set computers) (PC...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*A guided tour: looking under the hood. (close look at the inner
workings of Compaq Computer Corp's Deskpro...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Buyers plot their PC upgrade strategies: shift to powerful PCs driven
by GUIs, apps. (graphical user interfaces...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Companies ponder what to do with old, obsolete PCs. (PC Week Special
Report: X86 Choices - A Brand-New Game)        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Amoco strives to meet needs of users, keep within budget: three firms
replace the outmoded with the new. (PC Week... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Stone Container opts for 386 PCs to cut maintenance, run Windows:
three firms replace the outmoded with the new. [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Pacific Nuclear sees new PCs trimming support, labor costs: three
firms replace the outmoded with the new.       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*PC makers turn to VLSI design for a competitive edge; integration
technology packs more onto a chip. (very...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Compaq pins hopes on ASIC strategy with new PC line.
(application-specific integrated circuits)     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*DEC charts its future with 64-bit Alpha chip. (PC Week Special
Report)                                        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*FCC authorization facility puts hardware to the test; exams for
radio-frequency emissions ensure that PC...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Chip luminaries offer a glimpse of the future. (excerpts from
roundtable discussion featuring...             [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*286 PCs fade from corporate landscapes; buyers use them now, but many
don't plan to buy any more. (PC Week...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*AMD puts a dent in Intel's giant 386 market share. (Advanced Micro
Devices Inc.)(PC Week Special Report)          [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Sony's Vdeck allows users to control VCR from computer. (Sony's VDeck
Hi8 Computer Video Drive)                      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*VideoShop quickens QuickTime; multimedia software eases the chore of
creating Macintosh movies. (Software...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Epson EPL-8000 takes on LaserJet III; PCL 5 laser printer offers
economical alternative to Hewlett-Packard's... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Portable printers ride wave of laptop popularity; users, working on
the road and at home, wait for speed and...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Bantam printer brings mortgage process home. (Barnet Mortgage
Co.)(Case Study) (Buyers Guide)                [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Citizen's PN-48 lets hospital staff access vital data. (Citizen
America Corp.'s PN-48 portable printer used... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Long battery life is icing the cake; notebook buyers say durability,
speed, weight are top concerns. (laptops...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Power management in SL and SXL PCs: when less is more. (laptop and
portable computers)(Tech Explainer) (Buyers... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Laptop used as inspirational tool on year-long sabbatical. (Society
of Jesus, Oregon province, treasurer Edward... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Intel, AMD CPUs help to increase laptop battery life. (laptop and
portable computers)(Market Analysis)...        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*WP duel scars smaller companies: Microsoft-WordPerfect Windows war
hits NBI, Xyquest.                             [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Borland plans to launch client/server support blitz. (Borland
International Inc. finalizing revamped...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*AMD's 486 effort is set back; jury denies AMD use of Intel microcode.
(Advanced Micro Devices Inc. development of... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*IBM-Chipcom talks center on intelligent hub technology. (IBM
negotiating with network hub maker Chipcom...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Microsoft and IBM will use PC Expo as battleground in Windows-OS/2
war. (Microsoft Corp., IBM Corp. to market...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Oracle shuffles sales force in bid to boost U.S. revenue. (Oracle
Corp. splits sales force into two groups)...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Intel launches new group to promote new 32-bit motherboard spec.
(Peripheral Component Interconnect Special...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Hyundai launches direct-market PC effort. (Hyundai Information
Systems Division moves into direct sales...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*English firm to play key role in PDA market. (personal digital
assistants) (Advanced RISC Machines Ltd...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Alloy shifts focus to networking software. (Alloy Computer Products
Inc.) (News Digest) (Brief Article)            [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Sybase to bolster SQ software tools. (Sybase Inc. acquires SQ
Software Inc.) (News Digest) (Brief Article)   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*MIPS establishes RISC chip advisory board. (MIPS Computer Systems
Inc. establishes advisory board to guide...    [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*IBM employees demo OS/2 2.0 in superstores. (demonstration of OS/2
2.0 operating system) (News Digest) (Brief...  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*IBM spin-off to offer training services. (Skill Dynamics) (News
Digest) (Brief Article)                        [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*LANDA launches multivendor training/certification program. (Local
Area Network Dealers Association) (News...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Adobe reports strong second-quarter results. (Adobe Systems Inc.)
(News Digest) (Brief Article)                  [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Zeos expected to report a Q2 loss; slump blamed on manufacturing
backlog and notebook delay. (Zeos...           [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Short takes.
                                               [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Compaq stock drops despite debut of PC line. (Compaq Computer Corp.)
(Brief Article)                                [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*In the works. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*This...Is...London: Spencer reports from the OS front. (Rumor
Central) (Column)                              [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Next Windows 3.1 to use Win32s API. (Microsoft officials confirm
details of future 32-bit Windows product)...   [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Lotus readies LotusWorks/W. (Windows version of integrated LotusWorks
package from Lotus Development Corp.) (Late... [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Microsoft, AT&T to link E-mail. (Microsoft Corp. will bundle Mail for
PC Networks 3.0 with gateway that links...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*WordPerfect plans database phase-out. (WordPerfect Corp. to
discontinue development of DataPerfect...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*IBM 386SL notebook set for July debut. (IBM to introduce
80386SL-based notebook computer in Jul...      [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*DEC to port OSF/1 to MIPS machines. (DEC reverses earlier decision
not to offer Open Software Foundation's...     [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Toshiba, ALR reduce prices. (Toshiba Corp., Advanced Logic Research
Inc. cut prices on microcomputers and...       [PC Week: June 22 1992]
*Briefly noted:. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 22 1992]
After the merger... what does the future hold for Mips? (Mips Computer
Systems Inc. becomes a...        [San Jose Mercury News: June 22 1992]
PC price war could drive many Taiwanese firms out of business. (Taiwan
used to offer the lowest...      [San Jose Mercury News: June 22 1992]
*SoftKey offers $3 million for PC Globe: Canadian firm doubles
Broderbund bid. (Softkey... [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
*WordStar International. (receives funding from Elron Electronic
Industries Ltd. of...       [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
*Computer Associates. (Computer Associates International Inc.
completes acquisition of... [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
*Egghead Software. (reports small decline in first quarter profit)
(Brief Article)             [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
*TechScan. (launches PC Watch consumer tracking survey) (Brief
Article)                    [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
*WordPerfect denies IPO is imminent: major changes but no stock sale.
(initial public offering)   [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
*Senate bill would strengthen piracy penalties. (S893, sponsored by
Sen. Orrin Hatch of...      [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
*THQ plans stock sale.
                            [Software Industry Bulletin: June 22 1992]
Ameritech launches major PCS trial in Chicago. (personal
communications services) (News of the Week)  [Telephony: June 22 1992]
Slow market or not, FITL gear just keeps on coming. (fiber-in-the-loop
equipment at SUPERCOMM '92) (Telefocus)...   [Telephony: June 22 1992]
Education market offers untold opportunity. (US educational systems
and telecommunications technology) (News...  [Telephony: June 22 1992]
Panama readies state telco sale. (privatization) (News of the Week)
                                             [Telephony: June 22 1992]
Bringing wireless basic phone service to the masses. (personal
communication networks)                      [Telephony: June 22 1992]
Customers move technology out of cellular driver's seat: technical
wizardry has switched places with...         [Telephony: June 22 1992]
American Express dismisses top aide in move tied to firing of IBM
executive. (Richard Smith...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 22 1992]
IBM, Toshiba may sell 'flash' memory chips.
                               [The Wall Street Journal: June 22 1992]
Medicine, and common sense, for virus problems; a company with no
policy should write one; others...  [The New York Times: June 21 1992]
Is the Mac still the king? Windows draws near the throne. (Apple
Macintosh, Microsoft Corp.'s...  [San Jose Mercury News: June 21 1992]
Men desire more 'human' computers. (males express more interest in
computers that accept voice...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 21 1992]
SeniorNet proves you're never too old to compute. (training, computer
bulletin board for senior...     [San Jose Mercury News: June 21 1992]
Textbooks - the next generation. (MathSoft Inc.'s Technical Handbooks
on Disk; Autodesk Inc.'s...      [San Jose Mercury News: June 21 1992]
Ingenious software for brokers, parents. (educational, financial
shareware) (Shareware)           [San Jose Mercury News: June 21 1992]
Hard times for tech stocks: experts expect clone-maker issues to stay
low indefinitely...              [San Jose Mercury News: June 20 1992]
Siemens calls off advanced IBM chip deal. (production of 64 megabyte
memory chip)                         [Los Angeles Times: June 19 1992]
*Indian telecom opens up; AT&T, Tatas in joint venture.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Canon, Thai university in multimedia venture. (Canon Inc. and
Cheralenkon University)                      [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Neurocomputer system developed by Ricoh.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*NECC: Apple talks to teachers, unveils educa. products. (National
Education Computing Conference)              [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Australia: AT&T, Hutchison bid for 3rd mobile license. (Hutchison
Telecommunications Australia bids for...     [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Australian-built Vietnamese exchange opened. (Australian and Overseas
Telecommunications Corp. builds...           [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Frame business units for PC/Mac and Unix. (Frame Technology Corp.
forms new business units, offers stock)      [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Windows speed-up chip offered in Speedstar 24-bit card. (Western
Digital Corp.'s integrated circuit used...   [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*New for networks: LANtastic for NetWare version 4.1. (Artisoft Inc.'s
peer-to-peer network operating system)...    [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Help! The Art of Computer Technical Support._(book reviews)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Roundup: stories carried by other media this week.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Editorial: keep the Bells out of PCN. (personal communications
networks) (Editorial)                        [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*ScanFone enters Memphis, with Piggly Wiggly. (US Order's ScanFone
interactive service supported by Piggly...   [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*FCC quietly helps home automation. (allows access to electromagnetic
spectrum by home automation systems)         [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*AT&T adjusts rates, looks to new freedom. (after Federal
Communications Commission ruling)            [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*WordPerfect sells Russian version, describes perspectives. (Russian
language version of WordPerfect 5.1 word...  [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Russia: computers are bellwether of free market economy.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Moscow: Steepler releases Windows fax software. (Steepler Co.'s
Faxline communications software) (Product... [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Australia urged to use automated freeway systems. (by National Roads
and Motorists' Association)                  [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Australia: university gets Aus$0.5m for Taiwanese research.
(University of South Australia)              [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Australian/South Korean anti-virus project.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Foreigners complicate UPI auction. (bid from the Middle East
Broadcasting Centre for United Press...      [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Delrina signs Wallace Computer Services as VAR. (Delrina Technology
Inc.'s new value-added reseller)             [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*IBM launches superstore blitz. (to promote its OS/2 2.0 operating
system)                                      [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Compaq building Contura notebooks in Singapore. (its new, low-priced
notebook computers)                          [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Dell to announce new models, cut prices; stock falls. (Dell Computer
Corp.)                                       [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Review of: Lotus 1-2-3 for Home, version 1.0. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s spreadsheet software) (Software...   [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Intel to sue for back damages; AMD to file new motions Monday.
(Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s math...       [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*Komag/HP to create next-generation storage medium. (magneto-resistive
thin film read/write heads)                  [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
*CA acquisition of Nantucket complete. (Computer Associates
International Inc.)                          [Newsbytes: June 19 1992]
Conner's new look: expansion plans challenge Seagate. (Conner
Peripherals Inc., Seagate...     [San Jose Mercury News: June 19 1992]
Best quarter in 5 years gives National Semi a boost. (National
Semiconductor Corp.'s 4th qtr... [San Jose Mercury News: June 19 1992]
Computer price war scares off investors; NASDAQ technology stocks take
a beating.                       [San Jose Mercury News: June 19 1992]
IBM counters crash in user confidence. (a new internal report
indicates a worldwide drop in user...  [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
Compaq and Zenith set to challenge clone suppliers: as PC prices
tumble, both Compaq and Groupe Bull... [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
Mind the credibility gap. (industry reaction to IBM's TV advertising
campaign for its Individual...         [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
IBM UK strikes back in the propaganda war: IBM is set to release its
own figures contradicting rival...     [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
The bubble bursts and Case deflates. (computer-aided systems
engineering) (Platform) (Column)       [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
US: outlook. (US firms' data centers and the worldwide recession)
(Platform) (Column)                    [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
VME: Will it meet its maker? (VME, ICL Corp.'s proprietary operating
system) (Special Report: ICL...        [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
Pros and cons of third party rule: Support for PCs has never been
cheaper but is cost the sole...        [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
Weighing up the fibre diet option: demand for higher speeds and
greater fault tolerance is turning...  [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
Actions of authority: compulsory competitive tendering (CCT) has
brought many a local authority IT...   [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
Benefits make up for UK's modest salaries: a recent survey on pay and
conditions reveals why UK managers...  [Computer Weekly: June 18 1992]
Analog movements go digital with DSP: DSP for motion control. (Digital
Signal Processors) (EDN-Technology Update)...      [EDN: June 18 1992]
Video amplifiers set sights beyond large 3-dB bandwidths.
(EDN-Technology Update) (Technical)                [EDN: June 18 1992]
Software builds analog models automatically. (Analog Inc.'s Analog
Model Synthesis simulation software)...            [EDN: June 18 1992]
16-bit microcontroller upgrades to 20-MHz clock, 32-kbyte ROM. (Intel
Corp.'s 196KD microcontroller) (EDN-Processor...   [EDN: June 18 1992]
Graphics processor strips down for X-Window. (Texas Instruments Inc's
TMS340X microprocessor) (EDN-Processor Update)...  [EDN: June 18 1992]
The world of 8- and 16-bit microcontrollers. (EDN-Special
Report)(Technical) (Cover Story)                   [EDN: June 18 1992]
Fuzzy-logic basics: intuitive rules replace complex math. (includes
related article that briefly describes the...      [EDN: June 18 1992]
Fuzzy-logic system solves control problem. (a fuzzy-logic system
controls the flow of cars onto a...                [EDN: June 18 1992]
The enduring appeal of consulting: independent consulting has its
drawbacks, but for some engineers, its the only... [EDN: June 18 1992]
*Senators propose gateway to gov't data. (GPO Gateway for Government
Act, Senate Bill...      [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*Information Resources. (Chicago, IL's Information Resources will,
with minority...         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*Bell Atlantic Directories. (Bell Atlantic Corp. subsidiary is selling
off 'Security...         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*John Wiley. (publisher has $447,000 net loss on 16 percent gain in
sales to $60.8...        [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*Gale Research chief to take the helm at Chemical Abstracts. (American
Chemical Society...      [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*More saviors and scenarios for UPI; another deadline approaches. (New
York lawyer Leon...      [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*MPI may sell 200,000 Perot videos. (MPI Home Video successfully
selling 18-month-old...  [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*Prodigy brokerage grew 150 percent since last June. (PC Financial
Network online...        [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*Patten named chief of McGraw-Hill's Business Week Group. (new group
president and...         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*T/SF buys EXPO magazine. (Tribune/Swab-Fox Companies Inc. subsidiary
T/SF Communications...   [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*ANPA + NAB = NAA. (American Newspaper Publishers Assn. and the
Newspaper Advertising... [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
*Calendar. (CD-I Publishers Conference in is Jul 22-24, 1992, in New
York City) (Brief...     [Information Industry Bulletin: June 18 1992]
Jury backs Intel Corp. in chip case.
                                    [The New York Times: June 18 1992]
Designing tools for the designers. (Market Place) (Parametric
Technology Corp.'s Pro/Engineer...  [The New York Times: June 18 1992]
*Optical filing system software addresses over 1 terabyte. (Pegasus
Disk Technologies's optical filing system... [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Checkit Plus -- Checkit with Menuworks, Disk Labeler. (Touchstone
Software Corp.'s Chechit Plus performance... [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Northern Telecom wins $25m Korean data network deal. (Northern
Telecom Asia/Pacific and Dae Woo Corp...     [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Datacraft intros high performance modems. (Datacraft Asia's Datacraft
Asia Netcraft 3296D and Netcraft 4232bis+... [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*AST intros 120Mb hard drive for Premium Exec notebook. (AST Research
Inc. hard disk drive versions of AST...      [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Latin America phone update: a step backward. (Latin America's
telecommunications industry)                 [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*UPI takeover update. (lawyer Leon Charney defends his decision to
salvage United Press International Inc.)     [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Ameritech begins market test of PCN phones. (American Information
Technologies Corp.'s Illinois Bell to...     [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*NY Telephone cuts int'l service at some pay phones.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*WordPerfect acquires Magicsoft. (MagicSoft Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Word for Word ships Windows version. (Mastersoft's Word for Word
Professional 5.1 data conversion...          [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Vista ships fax program for Windows. (Vista Microsystems Inc.'s Vista
Microsystems Faxual facsimile computer...    [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Compaq's new systems on display at PC Expo. (Compaq's Compaq
Deskpro/i and Deskpro/M...                   [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*New for PC: MoneyCounts 7.0 Personal accounting pkg. (Parsons
Technology Inc.'s MoneyCounts Personal...    [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Correction: Perot almost bought Microsoft. (H. Ross Perot)
(Correction Notice)                          [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*WordPerfect 5.1 for Windows ships 1 million. (WordPerfect Corp.'s
word processing software for Microsoft...    [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Founder and chairman Bingham leaves Alias board. (Alias Research
Inc.'s Stephen Bingham)                      [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*IBM spins off education company. (Skill Dynamics)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*New for PC: Lotus launches Ami Pro 3.0. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
Ami Professional 3.0 word processing...      [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Ericsson lands German network expansion contract. (Ericsson Corp.
sets up Ericsson Netzbau to fulfill...       [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Computer leasing company plans to be UK's largest. (Alliance of
Computer Leasing to be bought out by...      [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Bell South looks to Europe for cellphone network bids. (Bell South
Corp.)                                       [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Philips' profits forecasts slashed by analysts. (Philips Electronics
N.V.)                                        [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*CIC licenses pen software to NEC. (Communication Intelligence Corp.'s
PenDOS operating system and other...         [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Prodigy announces plans to offer Internet access. (Prodigy Services
Co.)(Internet computer network)              [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*WordPerfect buys/sells, teams with Novell. (WordPerfect Corp.
acquires MagicSoft Inc., adopts TWAIN...     [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*Nat Semi earnings are highest in 5 years. (National Semiconductor
Corp.)                                       [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*NY police responds to blockage of int'l phone calls. (New York
Telephone Co.'s new measures to stop...      [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*New for PC: Spirit of Discovery launches Draft & Print. (Spirit of
Discovery's Draft and Print computer...      [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*New for Mac: electronic switch box for Mac serial ports. (Axion's
Axion Switch connector for Apple...          [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
*New for Mac: MacJet III printer driver and MacParcel. (Computer
Applications Inc.'s MacJET 3.0 device...     [Newsbytes: June 18 1992]
Caller ID OK'd - with free blocking. (California Public Utilities
Commission approves...           [San Jose Mercury News: June 18 1992]
AMD loses suit on Intel software. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.)
(Business)                       [San Jose Mercury News: June 18 1992]
Japanese seek help on software. (Japanese computer makers visit U.S.
to meet software vendors)...     [San Jose Mercury News: June 18 1992]
Mobile technology begins to address battery hang-ups. (Personal
Technology) (Column)           [The Wall Street Journal: June 18 1992]
Intel sets back AMD in battle of chip clones. (Advanced Micro Devices
Inc.)                          [The Wall Street Journal: June 18 1992]
IBM seeks DRAM deal. (seeking a partner for European manufacturing
plant for dynamic random access...  [Electronics Weekly: June 17 1992]
From the fall of Spain to the age of luxury. (Xicor Inc. chairman
Raphi Klein discusses the...        [Electronics Weekly: June 17 1992]
Mini hard drives give flash a shock. (HP's Kittyhawk, Seagate
Technology Inc.'s ST7000 mini...    [Electronics Weekly: June 17 1992]
DEC to build PCs in Ireland. (personal computers)
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 17 1992]
New Unix software aims at non-scientific market. (Unix Systems
Laboratories' new operating...       [Los Angeles Times: June 17 1992]
*Cyrix challenges 486DX with Cx486DLC: 386DX-pin compatible chip
offered with separate FPU...     [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Limits to integration. (The Editor's View) (Editorial)
                                 [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Intel samples 3.3-V 386SL. (microprocessor) (Most Significant Bits)
(Brief Article)                  [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Vadem joins integrated processor market. (markets the VG-230
integrated processor) (Most...   [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Intel/AMD arbitration ruling confirmed. (Most Significant Bits)
(Brief Article)                  [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*C&T files counterclaims against Intel. (Chips and Technologies Inc.)
(Most Significant Bits)...       [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*PowerPC on track, names revealed. (IBM, Motorola and Apple Computer
Inc. joint venture) (Most...     [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Siemens unveils enhanced microcontrollers. (SAB C501, SAB C502, SAB
C503) (Most Significant...       [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*EFAR Microsystems enters chip-set market. (EF8290WB chip set) (Most
Significant Bits)(Brief...       [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Intel ships OverDrive processors. (includes related article on price
and availability) (Product...    [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*C-Cube unveils low-cost MPEG decoder: decode-only chip designed for
consumer electronics...          [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Apple backs binary translation tool for PowerPC; Echo Logic
'FlashPort' converts 68000 to... [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*System management mode explained; despite common functions,
implementation details differ... [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Futurebus+ profiles support diverse applications: profiles build on
menu of protocols and...         [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Literature Watch.
                                 [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*OS '92 - Directions for the '90s. (Santa Clara Valley Chapter of the
IEEE Computer...                 [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*SIGGRAPH '92 in Chicago. (Resources) (Brief Article)
                                 [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*Parallel Computing Symposium. (Resources) (Brief Article)
                                 [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
*BiCMOS market report. (Resources) (Brief Article)
                                 [Microprocessor Report: June 17 1992]
Coming soon: new tapes and CD's. (Sony Corp. and Philips N.V.
introduce new audio...              [The New York Times: June 17 1992]
*Canon to beef up Chinese recycling facility.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Hayes intros Netware/Windows drivers for ESP card. (new software
drivers for Hayes' Enhanced Serial Port...   [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*UK: Microsoft unveils stand for Ballpoint Mouse. (Product
Announcement)                                [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*UK: PPCP intros Compaq LTE Lite notebook modems. (Product
Announcement)                                [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*DEC festival opens in Russia.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Computervision ports CAD software to DEC's 5000. (the Personal
Designer CAD and Personal Machinist CAD...   [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Adobe releases suite of PC-oriented products. (Adobe Systems' Type On
Call CD-ROM disk, Adobe Type Set Value...    [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Japan: Kyodo's overseas personal security info service. (Kyodo
Tsushin's security information service...    [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Computer virus victims increase in Japan.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Bellcore claims business ready for ISDN. (integrated services digital
network)                                     [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*MCI gets CIS telecom lines. (MCI Communications Corp. buys
telecommunications lines to the...           [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*SkyTel enhances SkyWord wireless message service. (Product
Announcement)                                [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*AT&T confirms it: you like mom best. (the long-distance calls made on
Mother's Day outnumber the calls made on...  [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Storagetek enhances SCSI 9-track tape subsystem. (Storage Technology
Corp.'s 9914 is enhanced)(small computer...  [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*1st Act! to be bundled with Seiko Data Directory. (Contact Software
International's 1st Act! contact...          [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Metz ships Task Manager 2.0 for Windows. (Metz Software's alternative
to the Windows Task List) (Product...        [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*WordPerfect tests WP 5.0/Office 3.1 on Univel's UnixWare.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Thomson-CSF secures Rita network upgrade contract.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Olivetti & Canon pool optical card technology.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*UK regional electricity board in telecom venture. (the Yorkshire
Electricity Board will team up with...       [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*IBM enhances mainframes, operating systems. (the Enterprise
System/9000 mainframe, Virtual System...     [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Stratus Computer plans joint venture in Japan.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Canon to intro new Japanese O/S for Next computer. (Release 3J of the
Japanese operating system for Next...        [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Indian computer industry records 27 percent growth. (according to a
study by the Manufacturers' Association...   [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*New Unix System V Release 4.2 easier to use. (Product Announcement)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Bell Canada to appeal aspects of long-distance ruling. (that is
intended to make Canadian long-distance...   [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Survey says people like PCs, especially women. (a survey by Logitech
entitled 'PCs and People')                   [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Adobe 2Q revenues up 22%. (Adobe Systems' second quarter financial
report)                                      [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*HP intros full-motion video card for PA-RISC workstations.
(Hewlett-Packard Co.'s VideoLive X...        [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Network Interface Corp. cuts network board prices.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 17 1992]
*Apple's little helper. (Apple Newton personal digital assistant)
(Editorial)                                    [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Readers' writes. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Compaq unwraps low-cost PC range. (Compaq Computer Corp.'s ProLinea
microcomputers) (Brief Article) (Product...    [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Cyrix chip prices challenge Intel. (Cyrix Corp. introduces three
versions of the Cx486DLC microprocessors)...   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Extra. (news tidbits about the computer industry) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC User: June 17 1992]
*IBM subsidiary launches Ambra. (Individual Computer Products
International introduces the Ambra Hurdla...   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*DataEase lead challenges rival vendors. (DataEase International
Inc.'s data base management system) (Brief...  [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Manufacturers unite over networking. (Brief Article )
                                               [PC User: June 17 1992]
*OfficeVision to incorporate Notes. (IBM's office automation software
to use Lotus Development Corp.'s office...     [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Zenith revamps product range. (Zenith Data Systems Inc. introduces 40
new microcomputers and notebook computers...   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Kahn promises to outfox Microsoft. (Paradox for DOS 4.0 and Paradox
for Windows data base management systems...    [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Oracle database goes into beta test stage. (Oracle Corp.'s Oracle 7.0
data base management system) (Brief Article)   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Factotum boasts triple battery life. (Factotum 386-25SL notebook
computer) (Brief Article) (Product...          [PC User: June 17 1992]
*GDI-compatible printers ready for Windows 3.1. (HP developing
graphics device interface-compatible...        [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Kittyhawk drive breaks size barriers. (HP's hard disk drive) (Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                [PC User: June 17 1992]
*IBM buys into high-end servers. (IBM buys small portion of Parallan
Computer Inc.) (Brief Article)                 [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Publishers crack down on font piracy. (Brief Article)
                                               [PC User: June 17 1992]
*IBM to lose Windows code. (Microsoft Corp. dissolves agreement to
provide IBM with early copies of Microsoft...  [PC User: June 17 1992]
*UK company introduces speech-based computers. (Talking Computer's
TC1000 microcomputer) (Brief Article)...       [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Business. (Zeos International first quarter losses, Computer
Associates year end profits, Wang...           [PC User: June 17 1992]
*What's new at Networks 92. (Networks Show 92 networking trade show in
Birmingham, United Kingdom) (Brief Article)    [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Diary/July-Aug-Sept. (upcoming computer events)
                                               [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Back to bases: the need to establish a standard way of writing the
database language xBase has now been taken...  [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Power to the people: PowerPoint 3.0. (Microsoft Corp.'s presentation
software)(includes related article on...       [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Just one Quaderno. (Olivetti's notebook computer) (Hardware Review)
(Evaluation)                                   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Jack of all trades. (Corel Systems Corp.'s CorelDRAW! 3.0 computer
graphics software) (includes related...        [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Printing press. (Castelle Inc.'s LANPress print server) (Hardware
Review) (Evaluation)                           [PC User: June 17 1992]
*The law of the LAN. (TouchStone Software Corp.'s Check It LAN
performance analysis software) (Software...    [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Pros and comms. (DATASTORM Technologies Inc.'s Procomm Plus for
Windows communications software) (Software...  [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Scala performance. (Scala International's Scala 3.1 accounting
software) (includes related article on...      [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Over the first Hurdla. (Individual Computer Products International's
Ambra Hurdla microcomputer) (Hardware...       [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Route of the zoom. (NextBase's Autoroute Plus 5.0 route-planning
software) (Software Review) (Evaluation)       [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Servers with a smile. (Ontrack Computer Systems' NetUtils3 utility
program for NetWare) (Software Review)...      [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Fujitsu B100. (inkjet printer) (Hardware Review) (Shortlist)
(Evaluation)                                   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*D-Link pocket LAN adaptor. (D-Link Systems Inc.'s D-Link Pocket LAN
Adapter communications board, local area...    [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Typing Crash Course 4.5. (Iansyst's educational software) (Software
Review) (Shortlist) (Evaluation)               [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Technoplus Professional CD-ROM. (Philips CM50 CD-ROM drive with
bundled software) (Hardware Review)...         [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Cameo Present. (Noble Campion's presentation software) (Multimedia)
(Bulletin) (Product Announcement)              [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Wordbase Personal and Wordbase Professional. (Microft Technology's
text management software) (Software)...        [PC User: June 17 1992]
*SPSS for Windows base system. (statistical software) (Software)
(Bulletin) (Product Announcement)              [PC User: June 17 1992]
*AM:PM. (Tangram Systems Corp.'s data center management software)
(Software) (Bulletin) (Product Announcement)   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*JAG for Windows. (Amtech International's utility program) (Software)
(Bulletin) (Product Announcement)              [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Magic 5. (Magic Software's program development software) (Software)
(Bulletin) (Product Announcement)              [PC User: June 17 1992]
*UltraLite SL/25C. (NEC Corp.'s notebook computer) (Notebooks)
(Bulletin) (Product Announcement)              [PC User: June 17 1992]
*IDEA 13X09 and 13X16. (IDEAssociates Inc.'s laser printers)
(Printers) (Bulletin) (Product Announcement)   [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Ethernet Plus Series. (Commodore Business Machines' Ether-8 Plus,
Ether-16 Plus and Ether-16 Plus Combo...       [PC User: June 17 1992]
*PC Integration Toolkit. (Star Computer Group PLC's network management
software) (Networking) (Bulletin ) (Product... [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Fujitsu M3096/G. (Scanners) (Bulletin) (Product Announcement)
                                               [PC User: June 17 1992]
*C:Cure. (Breakthrough Solutions' data security equipment) (Security)
(Bulletin) (Product Announcement)              [PC User: June 17 1992]
*AB-Lock. (Microft Technology's data security software) (Bulletin)
(Product Announcement)                         [PC User: June 17 1992]
*PC clinic. (question-and-answer) (includes related article on a prior
question and its answer) (Column)              [PC User: June 17 1992]
*The darling bugs of May. (network bugs and how to fix them) (LAN
Report) (includes related articles on dBase... [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Multi-user databases. (evaluations of five data bases; Borland
International's Paradox 4.0 gets top...        [PC User: June 17 1992]
*Tale PCs. (computer industry anecdotes)
                                               [PC User: June 17 1992]
How much is information worth? Maybe $3.5 trillion. (Apple Computer
Inc.'s questionable estimate...  [San Jose Mercury News: June 17 1992]
A plan to save $1 billion on PC power use. (Environmental Protection
Agency's Energy Star...          [San Jose Mercury News: June 17 1992]
Changing markets forces Baby Bells to clean house; companies shuffle
management and reorganize...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 17 1992]
IBM targets $500 million in chip sales to outsiders, reversing
longtime ban. (Technology)     [The Wall Street Journal: June 17 1992]
Pac Bell launches over-the-phone news service. (Daily Reporter news
service)                             [Los Angeles Times: June 16 1992]
Less expensive lines introduced by Compaq. (Compaq Computer Corp.'s
notebook computers and...           [The New York Times: June 16 1992]
Apple find a new arena for its fight with Microsoft. (Apple's
advertising campaign)               [The New York Times: June 16 1992]
*BT sells Mitel stake to Schroder. (British Telecommunications PLC,
Schroders & Partners)                        [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*New for PC: multimedia SmartHelp for 1-2-3 ships. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3 for Windows with...      [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Casady & Greene release Super QuickDex II. (desktop accessory
software) (Product Announcement)             [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Australia: Amstrad prices satellite TV bundle. (Amstrad Consumer
Electronics PLC sells satellite dish...      [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*France readies for digital mobile phone network launch.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*UK: WordPerfect claims lion's share of WP market. (word processing
software)                                    [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Storyspace writing tool for Macintosh upgraded. (Eastgate Systems
Inc.'s Storyspace 1.2) (Product...           [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*New for Mac: Person to Person calendar program. (Asante Technologies
Inc.'s desktop accessory software for the... [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*New company hopes to make easier networking tools. (Empirical Tools
and Technologies)                            [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Australia: Optus launches first telecom service. (Optus
Communications Proprietary Ltd. offers...    [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*National index for Australian police. (crime data will be shared)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Microsoft donates software to aid teachers. (creates software and
training programs in 10 states)              [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*BT unveils 'Mailbox," the successor to Telecom Gold. (British
Telecommunications PLC's BT Messaging...     [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*UK survey shows fax usage and costs increasing. (United Kingdom,
facsimile transmissions)                     [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Hayes to unveil Smartcom for Windows at PC Expo. (Hayes Microcomputer
Products Inc.'s communication software)...   [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*NBC signs for grocery ad network. (NBC On Site, a programmable silent
advertising network)                         [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*America Online offers Soviet secrets exhibit. (data base of secret
documents available)                         [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*BrookTrout wins fax board order from Sharp. (BrookTrout Technology
Inc., Sharp Electronics Corp., facsimile...  [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*AT&T EasyReach slowly winning state approvals. (personal telephone
numbers approved in five states)             [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Bell update: special Pac Bell deals for South Central LA. (Pacific
Bell asks permission to waive...             [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Perot almost bought Microsoft, considered paralyzing GM. (H. Ross
Perot, General Motors Corp.)                 [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*CompuAdd wins $2.2 million Air Force PC contract.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Laplink Pro now available in corporate 10-pack. (Traveling Software
Inc.'s communications software)              [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Cray Research intros Ada 3.0. (Cray Ada 3.0 programming environment
and compiler) (Product Announcement)         [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Austin to intro 33 MHz 486 PC for under $1,000. (Austin Computer
Systems Inc.'s microcomputer) (Product...    [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Microsoft offers free Quicktime add-on for MS-Word 5.0. (QuickTime
multimedia operating system enhancement)     [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Acer offers 50 MHz modular system, upgrade to Sys 4500. (The Acer
Group's Altos System 4500 microcomputer)     [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Wordstar acquires Israeli partner, looks for govt grants. (Wordstar
International Inc. teams with Elron...       [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Radius settles out of court with Envisio. (copyright infringement
suit)                                        [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Daewoo licenses new US "Pixel Mirror" display tech. (Aura Systems
Inc. granted license)                        [Newsbytes: June 16 1992]
*Inside.
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Corrections & amplifications. (Brief Article) (Correction Notice)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*How to write to PC Magazine. (Brief Article)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Fast inroads for Cyrix 486 hybrid chip. (Cyrix Corp. markets Intel
Corp. 80486-compatible microprocessor)...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Photo-quality color printers get cheaper. (prices for thermal wax
printers drop) (Trends) (Brief Article)    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Windows printing gets faster. (Microsoft Corp. improves printer
drivers for Microsoft Windows 3.1...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Now, AMD looks over its shoulder. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc. faces
aggressive competition from Intel...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Look out, Windows - DOS apps live! (MS-DOS applications still being
developed in spite of Microsoft Corp.'s... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*The greening of the toner cartridge. (recycling and remanufacture of
laser printer toner cartridges) (Trends)   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*High standards. (International Standards Organization evaluations
important for European sales)(Briefs)...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Soft modems. (Digicom Systems Inc. develops software-upgradable
modems)(Briefs) (Trends) (Brief Article)   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Video parallel port. (LaserMaster Corp. markets card to allow
parallel port to be utilized for...        [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Apple at Sears. (Apple to distribute microcomputers through Sears,
Roebuck and Co.)(Briefs) (Trends)...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*It's not a virus, it's artificial life. (Maxis to release SimLife and
ElFish artificial evolution and...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Quarterdeck's DESQview/X: another GUI multitasker, but this one talks
to Unix. (Quarterback Office Systems...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Want to control your PC by fax? PaperWorks is a start. (Xerox Corp.'s
PaperWorks text management software)...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Norton Desktop for Windows speeds up, adds robust editor. (Symantec
Corp's Norton Desktop for Windows 2.0...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*New Windows grammar checkers improve error-catching rates.
(comparison of WordStar International...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Express Publisher brings ease to basic DTP. (Power Up Software
Corp.'s Express Publisher for Windows...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Citrix and Novell update their multiuser operating systems. (Citrix
Systems Inc's Citrix Multiuser 2.0 and...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Serious about SCSI: Corel embraces universal peripheral interface.
(Corel Systems Corp.'s Corel SCSI...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Microsoft Windows Resource Kit for Windows, Version 3.1._(book
reviews)                                   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*CA-Textor: word processor with French history. (Computer Associates
International Inc.'s CA-Textor word...     [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Any system can read SuperStor's 5MB compressed floppies. (AddStor
Inc's SuperStor 2.04 file management...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Crosstalk improves already impressive set of communications tools.
(Digital Communications Associates...      [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Intel joins the network virus hunt with LANProtect. (Intel Corp.'s
LANProtect data security software)...      [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Video in a window looks good with Win/TV. (Hauppauge Computer Works
Inc.'s Win/TV graphics board) (Hardware... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Blast adds remote control to ProComm Plus. (US Robotics Inc.'s Blast
Remote Control for ProComm Plus...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Microsoft C/C++ 7.0: catching up to Borland in the compiler race.
(Microsoft Corp.'s compiler)(Borland...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Xerox Rooms builds walls on the Windows desktop. (Xerox Corp.'s XSoft
Business Division's $99 Rooms for...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Paradise regained: Western Digital ships Windows graphics
accelerator. (Western Digital Corp.'s...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*HiJaak for Windows shakes the DOS interface blues. (Inset Systems
Inc.'s data conversion software) (New &... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Central Point offers a faster "Commute" to the office. (Central Point
Software Inc.'s Central Point Commute...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*IBM debuts new portables: large-display color laptop, SLC-based
notebook. (IBM introduces the PS/2 CL57... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Direct Access now available for Windows. (Fifth Generation Systems
introduces Direct Access Windows...        [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Microsoft releases more True Type fonts for Windows. (Microsoft
Corp.'s Microsoft TrueType Font Pack...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*VideoShow HQ: multimedia to go. (General Parametrics Corp.'s
multimedia software) (New &...             [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*ACT! for Windows: the final frontier? (Contact Software
International's personal information...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Briefs. (New & Improved)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Pacioli 2000 ships "easier-to-use" $29.95 upgrade. (M-USA Business
Systems Inc.'s Pacioli 2000 2.0...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Check It LAN expands network support. (TouchStone Software Corp.'s
Check It LAN 2.0 performance analysis...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Integrated software: both the new and the improved. (WordPerfect
Corp.'s WordPerfect Works and Enable...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Fig.P 6.0 offers scientific graphing in DOS. (Acropolis Computers
Ltd. Biosoft Div.'s presentation...        [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Software Bridge eases the Windows transition. (Systems Compatibility
Corp.'s Software Bridge 5.1 data...        [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*HyperAccess/5 improves file transfers. (Hilgraeve Inc.'s
HyperAccess/5 2.1 communications...        [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Compose, record, play and print music in Windows!. (Passport Designs
Inc.'s MusicTime and Encore 2.5 musical... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*WindFORM: Windows forms processing and printing. (Ibis Software
Inc.'s WindFORM forms generation...        [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Real World PageMaker 4: Industrial Strength Techniques._(book
reviews)                                   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*LAN Troubleshooting Handbook._(book reviews)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Quick Course Series. (covers DOS 5.0, Windows 3.0, WordPerfect for
Windows and Excel for Windows)_(book...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Soft-ICE/W: a must for Serious Windows debugging. (Nu-Mega
Technologies Inc.'s debugging/testing...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Software as building blocks. (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*IBM takes it from the top. (interview with IBM Pres Jack Kuehler)
(Column) (Interview)                       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Will IBM dump the mainframe? (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Inside track. (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*New channels, new respect. (retail computer marketing techniques)
(Column)                                   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*CDs get on the write track. (development of writable compact disk
technology) (Column)                       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*486/50: the performance leader. (microcomputers featuring Intel
Corp.'s 50-MHz 80486...                    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*ACMA Computers Inc.: ACMA 486/50i. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Amax Engineering Corp.: Amax 486/50 ISAmax Power Station. (Hardware
Review) (one of 19 microcomputer...        [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*ATronics International Inc.: ATronics ATI 486B/50. (Hardware Review)
(one of 19 microcomputer evaluations in... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Speed-doubler technology. (Intel Corp.'s 80486DX2 and OverDrive
microprocessors)                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Axik Computer Inc.: Ace Cache 486/WB/50. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Boss Technology Corp.: Boss CEO. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*C2 Micro Systems Inc.: C2 Saber/50. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Club American Technologies Inc.: Club Falcon 450T. (Hardware Review)
(one of 19 microcomputer evaluations in... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Compaq Computer Corp.: Compaq Deskpro 486/50L. (Hardware Review) (one
of 19 microcomputer evaluations in...      [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*CUI: CUI Advantage 486-50CX. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Dell Computer Corp.: Dell PowerLine 450DE. (Hardware Review) (one of
19 microcomputer evaluations in "486/50... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Diamond Technologies Inc.: DT 486-50. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*EPS Technologies Inc.: EPS 80486-50. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Intelec Corp.: Intelec INT 486-50. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Mega Computer Systems: Mega Impact 486/50E. (Hardware Review) (one of
19 microcomputer evaluations in "486/50... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*National Micro Systems Inc.: Flash 486-50C. (Hardware Review) (one of
19 microcomputer evaluations in "486/50... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*PCI Systems Inc.: PCI 486-50C128. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Polywell Computers Inc.: Poly 486-50VF. (Hardware Review) (one of 19
microcomputer evaluations in "486/50...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Silicon Valley Computer: SVC 450DXC I2-510. (Hardware Review) (one of
19 microcomputer evaluations in "486/50... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Sirius Systems Technology Inc.: SST 486-50MWC. (Hardware Review) (one
of 19 microcomputer evaluations in...      [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*More than just a pretty face? (the visual development
environment)(includes related articles...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*The VDE potential: GFA BASIC for Windows. (Visual Development
Environment)(GFA Software Technologies...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*KnowledgePro Windows. (Software Review) (one of eight program
development software packages in 'More...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Microsoft Visual Basic. (Software Review) (one of eight program
development software packages in 'More...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*ObjectScript Professional. (Software Review) (one of eight program
development software packages in 'More...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*ObjectVision. (Software Review) (one of eight program development
software packages in 'More Than Just a...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Realizer. (Software Review) (one of eight program development
software packages in 'More Than Just a...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Spinnaker PLUS for Windows. (Software Review) (one of eight program
development software packages in 'More...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*THINX: a "what-if" applications builder. (Bell Atlantic's Thinx 1.1B
graphics software) (Software Review)...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*ToolBook. (Software Review) (one of eight program development
software packages in 'More Than Just a...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*VZ Programmer. (Software Review) (one of eight program development
software packages in 'More Than Just a...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Capture and conversion the Windows way. (includes related articles
about how the products were rated, when... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Clip'nSave. (Software Review ) (one of ten evaluations of data
conversion software packages in...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Conversion Artist. (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of data
conversion software packages in...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*DoDOT. (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of data conversion
software packages in 'Capture and...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*FullShot. (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of data
conversion software packages in...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*HALO Desktop Imager. (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of
data conversion software packages in...    [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*ImagePrep 4.0. (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of data
conversion software packages in...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*The Juggler. (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of data
conversion software packages in...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Paint Shop Pro. (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of data
conversion software packages in...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*PictureEze. (Software Review ) (one of ten evaluations of data
conversion software packages in...         [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*SnapIT! (Software Review) (one of ten evaluations of data conversion
software packages in 'Capture and...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Software satisfaction and support. (user survey)(includes related
articles on software vendor support...     [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Database management. (data base management systems including Borland
International Inc.'s dBASE and Paradox...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Presentation graphics. (Software Publishing Corp.'s Harvard Graphics
and six other presentation graphics...     [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Spreadsheets. (Borland International Inc.'s Quattro Pro and six other
spreadsheet programs are in a...           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Word processors. (WordPerfect Corp.'s WordPerfect and ten other word
processing programs are included in a...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Network operating systems go corporate. (includes related articles on
highlights of network operating systems... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*IBM OS/2 LAN Server: more features and power on the way. (IBM's
computer network software)                 [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Microsoft LAN Manager. (Microsoft Corp.'s LAN Manager 2.1 network
operating system) (Software Review)...     [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*NetWare. (Novell Inc.'s NetWare 3.11 network operating system)
(Software Review) (one of three network... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*VINES. (Banyan Systems Inc.'s network operating system) (Software
Review) (one of three network operating... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Advisor. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Tutor. (question-and-answer) (Tutorial)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*User-to-user. (question-and-answer) (Tutorial)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Windows. (question-and-answer) (Tutorial)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Spreadsheets. (question-and-answer) (Tutorial)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*The working Word. (question-and-answer) (Tutorial)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Connectivity. (question-and-answer) (Tutorial)
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*PC MagNet. (use of ZiffNet data base's Software and Utilities
Library)                                   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Improve program launching in Windows with MC.EXE. (Master of
Ceremonies operating system...             [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Writing DLLs for Windows using Visual Basic, part 1. (Dynamic Data
Library)(Microsoft Corp.'s program...      [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Exploring the Resource Interchange File Format. (Environments)
(Tutorial)                                 [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*The Windows common dialogs for font and color selection. (Microsoft
Windows 3.1 graphical user interface)...   [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Databases. (Clipper functions for determining the first and last date
of the month, Paradox procedure for...     [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Languages. (minimizing passed parameters, Turbo Pascal's heap error
function) (Tutorial)                       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Multimedia CD-ROM movie brings Sherlock Holmes to life. (ICOM
Simulations Inc.'s Sherlock Holmes...      [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes available on CD-ROM. (CMC
Research Inc.'s Sherlock Holmes on...      [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Family Tree Maker: discover and preserve your family's roots. (Banner
Blue Software Inc.'s Family Tree Maker...  [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*MPC title explores our musical heritage. (Dr. T's Music Software
Inc.'s Composer Quest musical data base... [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Building utopia: reinvent Civilization with MicroProse simulation.
(MicroProse Software Inc.'s...             [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Lucasfilm's Monkey Island 2: a spit-acular pirate adventure.
(Lucasfilm Games' Monkey Island 2...       [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
*Abort, retry, fail?
                                           [PC Magazine: June 16 1992]
Major PC firms slashing prices: move threatens cut-rate 'clones'.
(IBM-compatible microcomputers)  [San Jose Mercury News: June 16 1992]
New version may end 'Unix wars'. (AT&T Unix System Laboratories Inc.'s
Unixware operating system)...    [San Jose Mercury News: June 16 1992]
Perot's missed opportunity. (Ross Perot regrets not purchasing
Microsoft Corp. in 1979)         [San Jose Mercury News: June 16 1992]
Job-hunters turn to software and databases to get an edge.
(Information Age) (Software... [The Wall Street Journal: June 16 1992]
Crescendo likely to get nod for FDDI wire plan. (Crescendo
Communications Inc.; Fiber...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Windows NT: Pricey? Upgrade may exceed what many can pay. (Windows NT,
operating system software from...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Sidestepping DS-3 with frame-relay. (Convex Computer Corp.'s
communication system)               [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
DEC's OSI software late; delay attributed to changes made in response
to beta users' requests...          [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Dow Chemical a beta tester. (Dow Chemical Co. will use DECnet/OSI for
VMS 5.5)                            [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
GTE gov't unit has ATM switch. (GTE Government Systems Corp.'s
Communications Systems Div...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Users not ready to commit to SMP. (Simple Management Protocol) (News)
                                    [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Unisys enhances Unix transaction software. (Unisys Corp.'s Open/OLTP
TM2 transaction management...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
McGowan, MCI's founder, dead at 64. (William McGowan, of MCI
Communications Corp.) (News)...     [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Oracle finally set with Version 7 of RDBMS. (relational database
management system) (News)...        [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
New modules on tap for Notes. (computer software from Lotus
Development Corp.) (News)...        [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
V.fast modem makers are picking up the pace. (the V.fast modem
standard) (Wide Area Networks)      [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Jury out on SQL Group's database spec. (Structured Query Language)(SQL
Access Group) (Network...           [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
Toppling the local monopoly: Will a new model for cooperation and
competition among the Bells and...  [CommunicationsWeek: June 15 1992]
*Under the wire: new money and management give Farallon an advantage
as the Macintosh networking market...  [Computer Letter: June 15 1992]
Canion claims role in the new Compaq. (Rod Canion, Compaq Computer
Corp.) (Interview)              [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Microsoft to restructure channel design: software support sought.
(distribution channels)         [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
IBM unit to award IE K-12 deal: EduQuest takes new path. (Intelligent
Electronics Inc. to...          [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Resellers see light at end of tunnel: Dillon, Read/CRN conference
attendees say price cuts...     [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
SPC sets database strategy. (Software Publishing Corp. to link
presentation graphics...        [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
IBM plans OS/2 blitz at PC Expo: realignment: high-level OS/2 exec
leaves. (executive Tommy...     [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
CA loses Clipper developers: buyout complete. (Computer Associates
International Inc. acquires...  [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Compaq pcs spark channel excitement. (value-added resellers eager for
release of new Compaq...        [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
IBM to expand channel for its RS/6000 line.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Electronic software distribution gains favor: backed by resellers.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Symantec buys MultiScope, Whitewater Group. (Symantec Corp.,
MultiScope Inc., The...         [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
HP debuts durable 1.3-inch hard drive. (HP Kittyhawk Personal Storage
Module) (Product Announcement)  [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
NCR unveils direct-mail program to help VARs. (value-added resellers)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
IBM optical link to speed data transfer in RS/6000. (will develop and
distribute technology from...   [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Novell to surpass limit with 1,000-user NetWare.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Software sales surge: Windows apps, foreign market boost 1Q. (first
quarter)                        [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Egghead posts dip in fiscal 4Q net to $4.2 million. (Egghead Inc.)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
RasterOps, Truevision plan to merge. (second attempt at merger comes
one year after failed deal)     [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
IBM, Compaq poised to challenge Apple: additional low-cost pcs
expected in U.K.                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Big Blue continues to place bets on new product distribution models.
(IBM gambles on new sales...    [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
SynOptics raises the stakes: enhanced hub: supports five Ethernet
segments, offers switching...   [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Flexibility pays off: companies tweak motherboard strategies.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Color products chip away at monochrome arena. (computer printers)
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
10Base-T network cards adapt to resellers' needs: sunny forecast: PC
LAN market projected to...      [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Multimedia on line cards: Ingram, Merisel hope pacts will grow market.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Parts supplier downsizes: Colfor migrates to RISC-based open system.
                                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Banking & medical: what's hot and what's not: a PC product overview.
(Computer Industry Research...  [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
The secret of their success: how banking and medical VARs are making
their mark. (value-added...     [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Solutions that deliver: banking and medical users count on resellers
for pc systems that work...     [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Desktops and notebooks: the next generation. (Computer Industry
Research Report)                [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
Appendix: a summary of Gallup's banking/medical poll. (Computer
Industry Research Report)       [Computer Reseller News: June 15 1992]
MUMPS products must stop just talking to themselves. (InterSystems
Corp. is developing a MUMPS... [Computers in Healthcare: June 15 1992]
DOD plunges ahead with embattled healthcare system. (Department of
Defense contract to Science... [Computers in Healthcare: June 15 1992]
New directions for MUMPS in the '90s. (programming language) (MUMPS
Special Edition) (Column)      [Computers in Healthcare: June 15 1992]
Quality patient care boosted by MUMPS. (Kaiser Permanente's
Mid-Atlantic Region...         [Computers in Healthcare: June 15 1992]
A window of opportunity: MUMPS must embrace new technologies or else!
(MUMPS programming...          [Computers in Healthcare: June 15 1992]
EDS/Signet contract shows signs of strain; software delays, data
center costs are cited. (Electronic...   [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Borland stalks IS dollars; integrators, key execs team to woo top
users with multipronged assault...       [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Compaq to take radical tack; will recast as integrator, software
provider. (Compaq Computer Corp.)        [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
DEC flip-flops on Unix workstation strategy. (Digital Equipment Corp.
reverses decision to put Ultrix on...    [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Notes productivity claims eyed; survey says workgroup software could
offer ROI of more than 100 percent...    [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Angry AS/400 users ready for end to tiered pricing.
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
IBM sues yet another memory vendor; computer leasing group says IBM is
'stonewalling' efforts to remedy...      [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
DEC covers client/server bases; VAX/VMS link to NetWare to rival
interoperability with LAN Manager...     [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Zenith Data reworks line in bid to recapture lost momentum. (includes
a related article on Zenith's first...   [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Supreme Court paves way for antibundling lawsuits.
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Oracle client/server RDBMS to debut; adding competitive features
delayed Version 7.0, but...              [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
FBI closes bulletin board, seeking piracy evidence. (Davy Jones Locker
service in Millbury, MA, closed down)    [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
IBM endorses fiber for workstations.
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
DEC user society to educate users on migrating to Alpha. (Digital
Equipment Computer Users Society)        [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
McGowan credited with breakup of AT&T monopoly. (MCI Communications
Corp. Chairman William G. McGowan...     [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Northern Telecom offers micro teleconferencing. (Visit Video and Visit
Voice multimedia applications for...     [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Keyboard injuries provoke lawsuits.
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Systems for oil spills no longer crude; communications ships and
computers may help speed cleanups of...  [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Lofty ideas don't build systems. (Viewpoint) (Column)
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
The mail-order CPU upgrade from hell. (suggestions for mail-order
microcomputer companies)                 [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Claris unveils first Windows package. (Claris Corp. introduces
FileMaker Pro for Windows 2.0...         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Lotus targets Windows spreadsheet market with SmartPak enhancement.
(Lotus Development Corp. introduces...   [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
For GUIs, check what's up front. (graphical-user interfaces) (Windows
View) (Column)                           [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Little folks wield new clout in PC market; survey shows a growing
percentages of PCs are being sold for... [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Oracle takes on Borland in client/server Paradox. (Oracle Systems
Corp. racing Borland International...    [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
UPS offers net backup. (Oneac Corp. introduces On Series of
uninterruptible power supplies)...       [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Epoch shifts to multiplatform focus; storage vendor unbundling
software products for sale through a...  [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Switch to LAN the right plan; by deserting centralized computing, MM&D
more responsive to clients. (Miller...   [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
VisionQuest on agenda at business meetings. (Collaborative
Technologies Corp.'s VisionQuest 2.1...  [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
John Hancock meets connectivity challenge. (John Hancock Mutual Life
Insurance Co. enterprise networking)     [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Third-party WANs to fit Novell routers. (wide-area networks) (Novell
Inc. delivers WAN Interface...           [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Fight over E-mail net opens; message is: users will have to compare
more than price of distributed systems.  [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Bills: going, going, gone electronic. (electronic data interchange
billing)                                 [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Alpha-ready VAX line expected in July. (DEC plans software and interim
platforms to move users to...            [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Candle's interface sparks user interest. (Candle Corp. interface
connects its Omegacenter console...      [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Unisys unveils enhanced Open/OLTP. (on-line transaction processing)
(Unisys Corp. introduces Open/OLTP...    [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
DG sticks with parallel office plans. (Data General Corp.)
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Wang ships first of CALS line. (Wang Laboratories Inc. ships Keyops
Computer-Aided Acquisition and...        [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Smaller, faster, but not cheaper; EMC's Symmetrix storage systems beat
IBM's conventional DASD in key areas...  [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Object orientation catching corporate eye; users still approach
technology with caution...               [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Sunrise package promises end-user prototyping. (Sunrise Software
International Inc. to release EzX...     [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
The IS of champions. (the role of information systems in
industry-leading companies)...           [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Bandag: no more slipping projects through the door. (information
systems at Bandag Inc.) (Executive...    [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
JWP: lean, mean business machine. (JWP Inc.) (Executive report:
playing profitable)                      [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Hot or cold, steel maker forges ahead with IS. (Allegheny Ludlum
Corp.'s information systems)...          [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Conseco users, execs 'joined at hip'. (Conseco Inc. information
systems) (Executive report: playing...   [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Back to basics: bottom line. (information systems among
industry-leading companies)...           [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
High-tech heroes. (seven award-winning organizations with
technological innovations that have a... [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Tough times call for Ms. Fixit; Sheri Anderson's talent for
troubleshooting has been the...          [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
'Trial marriage' can bridge CEO/CIO gap.
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Remember English Lit 101? Liberal arts success stories prove the
importance of nontechnical skills...     [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Mapping out fresh territory with GISs. (geographic information
systems) (includes related articles...   [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Rocky Mountain highs and lows. (Computer Careers)
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Software fights corporate form flood. (electronic forms software)
                                         [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
IBM expands OEM presence; Big Blue hawks PCs, workstations, mass
storage and networking gear...           [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
Symantec buys C tool developers. (Symantec Corp. purchases The
Whitewater Group Inc. and Multiscope...  [Computerworld: June 15 1992]
*World IT sales stagger 4.1% to $290 billion: North American sales
limp 2.9% to $190 billion as the...         [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*We're going to be different. (IBM's President Jack D. Kuehler)
(Interview)                                 [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*International Business Machines Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Digital Equipment Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Hewlett-Packard Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*American Telephone and Telegraph Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Unisys Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Apple Computer Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Electronic Data Systems Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Sun Microsystems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Compaq Computer Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Xerox Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Seagate Technology. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Microsoft Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Andersen Consulting. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*TRW Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Computer Sciences Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Wang Laboratories Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Tandem Computers Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Automatic Data Processing Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Amdahl Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Conner Peripherals Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Storage Technology Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Northern Telecom Ltd. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Computer Associates International Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Prime Computer Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Data General Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Intergraph Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Control Data Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Intel Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Oracle Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Quantum Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Tandy Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Commodore International Ltd. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*American Express Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Motorola Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Maxtor Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Dell Computer Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Cray Research Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*General Electric Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Lotus Development Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*AST Research Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Texas Instruments Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Price Waterhouse. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Novell Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Packard Bell Electronics Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Science Applications International Corp. (The Datamation 100)
(Company Profile)                           [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Silicon Graphics Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Gateway 2000 Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*PRC Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*SHL Systemhouse Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*NYNEX Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Coopers & Lybrand. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Martin Marietta Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Ernst & Young. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Bell Atlantic Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Dun & Bradstreet Software Services Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
WordPerfect Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Lockheed Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*CompuAdd Computer Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Borland International Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Everex Systems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Wyse Technology Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Western Digital Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Tandon Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Stratus Computer Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Shared Medical Systems Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Mentor Graphics Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*ASK Computer Systems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Eastman Kodak Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Systematics Information Services Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*3Com Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Diebold Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Cadence Design Systems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Micropolis Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Policy Management Systems Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*MAI Systems Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*The Boeing Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Teradata Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*SAS Institute Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*American Management Systems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company
Profile)                                    [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Computer Task Group Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Autodesk Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Tektronix Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Fiserv Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Datapoint Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Gerber Scientific Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Cabletron Systems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*SynOptics Communications Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Concurrent Computer Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Reynolds and Reynolds Co. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Zeos International Ltd. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Adobe Systems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Sterling Software Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Pyramid Technology Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*National Data Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Sequent Computer Systems Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Legent Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Information Builders Inc. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Genicom Corp. (The Datamation 100) (Company Profile)
                                            [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Imaging: a business strategy for the 1990s. (Wang Laboratories Inc.'s
imaging solutions)(Special Advertising...   [Datamation: June 15 1992]
*Editor's note. (Editorial)
                                                  [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Selecting microcomputer DBMSs. (data base management systems;
includes related articles on specific...          [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Mainframe and mini host DBMSs. (data base management systems;
includes related articles on specific...          [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Client Server Systems: database servers. (includes related articles
on specific products) (Buyers Guide)              [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Connecting to LAN/multiuser OSs. (local area network-based multiuser
operating systems; includes related articles...   [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*High-performance database hardware. (includes related articles on
specific hardware products) (Buyers Guide)        [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*The world of object-oriented DBMSs. (data base management systems;
includes related article on specific products)... [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Images, graphics, and sound multimedia DBMSs. (data base management
systems; includes related articles on specific... [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Searching for text management DBMSs. (data base management systems;
includes related articles on specific...          [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Desktop databases; personal DBMSs. (data base management systems;
includes related article on specific products)... [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Applications with source code. (includes related articles on specific
products) (Buyers Guide)                          [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Hands on database training. (includes related articles on specific
training products) (Buyers Guide)                 [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Application development tools and utilities. (includes related
articles on specific products) (Buyers Guide)     [DBMS: June 15 1992]
*Multimedia: Northern Telecom enters the arena: to bring multimedia
applications to the desktop...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*AT&T win: Telmex awards $28.9 million digital switching contract to
AT&T as third switch supplier... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Northern Telecom wins $25 million data network
contracts in Korea. (Northern... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: NYNEX & Fujitsu complete installation of world's
first switching system with...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Threats to long-distance: Scientific-Atlanta provides A&P with $10
million satellite network...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*5ESS-2000 AT&T Network Systems unveils the next generation switch.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Cabling distribution: AT&T's system key to central office future.
(AT&T's Wire Center...           [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Ericsson wins data network order from Midwest Stock
Exchange. (Ericsson Business...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Wireless world: Saudi Arabian Airlines to install In-Flight Phone's
Flightlink on B747 fleet...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Cellular fraud: SMCC & Coral Systems team up to fight cellular fraud.
(Sun Microsystems Computer...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Network markets: study shows rapidly changing user requirements.
(Technology Management...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*SHARP service: U S West improves SHARP service. (U S West
Communication Inc.'s...          [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*CO modernization: AT&T Wire Center Modernization system for local
central offices. (AT&T's Wire... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Network integration: Siemens Nixdorf Systems Integration Group. (to
focus on network integration...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Presidential poll: Perot is preferred presidential candidate of 55
percent of AEA survey...         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Ericsson signs $300 million purchasing agreement
with China. (Ericsson...         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Call management: AT&T Universal Card Services partners with Digital
Systems International. (AT&T...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Wireless world: AT&T to provide $110 million wireless infrastructure
equipment in Brazil. (to...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Executive suite: Marcelino Oreja President of Northern Telecom de
Espana. (first president of...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*E9-1-1: enhanced services for local phone companies. (AT&T Network
Services to provide new...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Executive suite: Northern Telecom appoints Peter W. Currie, Vice
President & General Auditor...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Chips: performance & design no longer an issue for 3-volt systems:
AT&T has 1st production-ready... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Telephones: Northern Telecom receives $36 million order from BT.
(British Telecommunications...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Financial: Gandalf closes transition year with a profitable final
quarter. (Gandalf...             [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Wireless world: NCR cuts prices of WaveLAN local area network.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*U.S. semiconductor industry: book-to-bill ratio at 1.10 in May.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*ISDN: new AT&T software couples PCs & ISDN phones to instantly
display client information...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Undersea cable: AT&T develops next-generation sonar device.
                                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Satellite: COMSAT heralds new communications age following successful
INTELSAT-K launch. (COMSAT...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Executive suite: ex-Northern Telecom ECEC joins Aspect
Telecommunications as VP...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*COMA standardization: Qualcom welcomes CTIA decision to move forward.
(Cellular Telecommunications...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Chips: National Semiconductor, Cyplex & Itron to develop chipset for
power line communications.       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*AT&T Paradyne win: Unitel Communications signs $30 million,
multi-year contract.             [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Four Thursday closing stock prices: AT&T and the RBOCs 1992.
(Regional Bell Operating...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Chips: led by single-chip programmables world DSP sales to triple by
1998: telecom industry is...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*AT&T Paradyne win: Performance Technologies to use Paradyne HDSL
system...                        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 15 1992]
*Electronic software purchasing: complete solutions for electronic PC
software...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Storage beyond computers: 1st 1.3-inch disk drive module; technology
breakthroughs...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Storage beyond computers: Read-Rite supplies advanced miniature heads
to HP for new...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Wireless world: NCR cuts price of WaveLAN local area network.
                     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Compaq: boosts lead in PC servers with new SystemPro & breakthrough
server management... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Optical networking: IBM & Ancor announce technology agreement to
develop...           [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Windows Sockets: specification released for TCP/IP applications
running under...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Multimedia: Northern Telecom enters the arena: to bring multimedia
applications to...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Lawsuit: federal court enters order in favor of IBM & Lexmark
regarding...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*E-mail: Microsoft & Hewlett-Packard to provide joint messaging
solution...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*IBM PS/2 upgrade: powerful processor upgrade for PS/2 family: 486SLC2
available at low...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Presidential poll: Perot is preferred presidential candidate of 55
percent of AEA...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Supercomputing: nCube 2S supercomputer: nCube discloses
next-generation...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Notebook price cuts: Everex slashes $400 off Tempo Carrier notebook:
aggressively...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Windows Sockets: Microsoft makes Windows easier for users &
developers with...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Lawsuit: IBM moves to add second former employee to trade secrets
lawsuit.             [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*PC price cuts: AST expands Power Premium desktop 'Windows' series
with entry-level...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Ethernet: Synoptics LattisSwitch System 3000 boasts five-segment
Ethernet &...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*FDDI: Fibronics breaks price barrier. (Fibronics International Inc.
cuts prices for...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Chips: performance & design no longer an issue for 3-volt systems:
AT&T has 1st...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*OMG: Software AG exec appointed to OMG board of directors: total
membership...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Compaq: enhanced SystemPro boosts performance by up to 70%: new
state-of-the-art...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Compaq: intros Netware products with innovative server management &
optimization...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Compaq: comprehensive management strategy for Compaq servers.
(Compaq's Insight... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Miniaturization: the large leaps in technology behind the smallest
computing...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*On Line Access: Banyan makes it easy for resellers to get technical
information...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Lawsuit: IBM lawsuit accuses Phoenix Computer Associates of selling
counterfeit...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Lawsuit: FBI raids Boston computer pirate: SPA follows up with civil
lawsuit. (Davy...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Optical storage: industry leaders form the Optical Storage Trade
Association.         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Chips: complete 3.0 volt family of microprocessors & peripherals -
for...               [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Semiconductor equipment awards: VLSI Research releases its 1991
customer...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Windows accelerator: Epson delivers breakthrough performance for
Windows users...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Unix OLTP: Unisys enhances client/server options for Unix OLTP.
(on-line...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Supercomputing: Convex C3400 supercomputer grows 'super chips'.
(Convex Computer...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Storage: new solid state drive for SCSI. (MemTech Technology's
SSD9220 disk...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Storage: Archive Technology unveils 450MB minicartridge drive. (Adder
tape drive)...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Backup storage: Cipher unveils 6-gigabyte 1/2-inch tape drive: one of
the highest...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Executive suite: document communication business development manager
for document...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Ferroelectric RAM: industry's first Ferroeletric RAM moves into
volume production... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Chip design: new military/hi-rel gallium arsenide IC design service
center...            [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*PC price cuts: Tandon's PC Brand subsidiary announces new
price-leading 486... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Executive suite: Silicon Valley Group announces several executive
assignments.         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Backup storage: Cipher expands tape library line with new 42-gigabyte
models. (Cipher...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Chips: Motorola, Mentor Graphics forge multi-year partnership for
high-end ASIC CAD... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Chips: first fiber optic Ethernet chip set for 10Base-FL. (Micro
Linear Corp.'s...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*LAN World: Olivetti & Novell expand relationship. (Novell Inc., Ing.
C. Olivetti e...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
*Database: Oracle reports highest Sun TCP-A benchmark results: first
performance...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 15 1992]
Intel, VLSI close to 3-V, CPU core pact. (VLSI Technology Inc.)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Japan eyes digital HDTV: analog HiVision looks dead, as UDTV push
gains life...             [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Motorola launching on-line data service. (Info Enterprises, a
subsidiary of Motorola... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
C&T opens PC/Chip's road map. (Chips and Technologies Inc.'s PC/Chip
8680 processor)           [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Palmtops are at hand; major vendors are getting a grip.
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Nokia spins novel hypertwist LCDs. (liquid crystal displays)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Matsushita in flash pact. (Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd.,
SunDisk Corp.)            [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Thick-film MCM developed: Dassault claims better performance.
(multichip modules...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
ATRC TV late to test: groups's HDTV system had problems. (Advanced
Television Research...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
PCs get true color on a chip. (Cirrus Logic Inc.'s CL-GD5420, 5422,
5424 and 5426 single...   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Zenith Data to quit ACE. (Zenith Data Systems, Advanced Computing
Environment consortium)   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
EC likely to slash funding for HDTV. (European Commission,
high-definition...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Startup gets into testability: SynTest developing line of tools,
signing OEMs. (SynTest... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
SCI gets final OK; vendors lay product plans. (P1596 Scalable Coherent
Interface standard)       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
6-Gbyte tape capacity reached. (Archive Corp.'s Cipher Data Products
Div.)                     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Corollary will have SMP chip set for P5. (symmetric multiprocessing,
superscalar P5...         [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
PREP stirs benchmark debate. (the Programmable Electronics Performance
Corp.)                    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
EC must cut bureaucracy. (European Commission, Dataquest European
semiconductor conference) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Look for 3-V-only E2PROMs: Toshiba circuit to aid in making 32-Mbit
NAND chip.                [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
A very European crisis. (Uncommon Market) (Column)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
EDA: a 'service' industry: consulting complements products.
(electronic design...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Multi-meditations. (multimedia applications)(The Business of
Technology) (Column)      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
White House balks at tech legislation: congress seeks to step up R&D
funding.                  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
PCS: drawing the battle lines. (personal communication services)(D.C.
Pulse) (Column)           [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Neural chip out-processes MPUs; experimental Bellcore device handles
100,000...                [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Toshiba develops TFT-LCD drive method. (thin-film transistor liquid
crystal...                [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Designers of 3-V ASICs: beware derating: vendors, users call for full
characterization...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Full characterization: the sure route. (3-V application-specific
integrated...             [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
MCMs hit the road. (multichip modules)(Interconnects & Packaging:
Special Report)           [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Using MCMs: not a simple choice. (multichip modules)(Interconnects &
Packaging: Special...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Looking for the best interconnect. (multichip modules)(Interconnects &
Packaging: Special...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Meeting MCM users' needs today, (multichip modules)(Interconnects &
Packaging)                [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Top-10 lists. (VLSI Research Inc.'s lists regarding the semiconductor
industry)(Measuring...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
P-CAD gets graphic, goes to 32 bits. (Cadam Inc.'s P-CAD Master
Designer 6.0 CAD...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
California feeling recession's chill. (Where the Jobs Are:
California)(The...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
... An elsewhere. (Where the Jobs Are)(The Profession)
                          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Gate-array firms turning to VHDL. (VHSIC Hardware Description
Language)(Design...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Engineering's future: top-down design; with today's intense
competition, the...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Top-down design needs good bottom-up data. (Design Automation
Conference supplement)    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Top-down design needs more than synthesis. (Design Automation
Conference supplement)    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
Designers must have fully integrated tools; only high synergistic
tools can handle...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
The EDA world needs to work together. (electronic design
automation)(Design...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 15 1992]
IBM raises stakes in Seagate suit. (charges drive maker with
recruiting IBM employees to acquire... [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Report Xerox, AT&T, DEC, Sarnoff near flat panel joint output deal.
(Xerox Research Center, David...       [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Korean dumping affirmed: in Europe. (of semiconductors)
                                       [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
TI confirms switch, will ramp DRAM output at Kobe fab. (Texas
Instruments to increase production...  [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Teradyne sells design systems to CrossCheck, Sophia of Japan.
(CrossCheck Technology, Sophia...      [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Wang Labs sues Mitsubishi, NMB. (claims patent infringement by
Mitsubishi Electronics America, NMB... [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Flow of 3.3V semicons lightens portable scene. (semiconductors shrink
to fit portable computers)(3.3 volts)  [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
What they're saying: hard disk drives a cushy choice. (offers good
market share potential) (Column)       [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Northern adds data/voice/video by phone line. (Northern Telecom Ltd.
introduces Visit videoconferencing...  [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
World roundtable: semiconductor Kabuki drama. (Japanese/ U.S. conflict
over semiconductor market share)...    [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Industry-at-large: the dream presidency. (what the next U.S. president
should do to help the semiconductor... [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
HP matchbook drive fires integration: Alters development of storage
devices? (Hewlett-Packard...           [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Compaq skeds low-end debuts in first stage of line overhaul.
(schedules introduction of new...      [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Zenith Data relaunches personal computer line. ( Zenith Data Systems'
Z-Note notebook computer, Z-Server...  [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Cadence snubs VHDL International, pushes Verilog for ASIC
design.(Update: Design...              [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Cirrus skeds single-chip, true-color VGA controllers and accelerators.
(Cirrus Logic) (Product Announcement)  [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Cathode ray still the tube to beat.
                                       [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
SVG, National, Sematech develop series 7000 vertical thermal reactor.
(Silicon Valley Group Inc....          [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
The fab line: what's going on in cluster tools. (Column)
                                       [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Government closeup: Tokyo transfer to the rescue? (Japan transferring
technology via Pentagon contracts)...  [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
HP: how green was my vendor. (computer firms take ecologically sound
approach with suppliers)               [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Cadence, Mentor on new battlefield: design suites for
application-specific ICs open...       [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
NCR updates Document Imaging System; character recognition, server
power stressed.                        [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
IBM RS/6000 to back 'Fiber Channel'.
                                       [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Designers' wish list: more tools: need software for RF, microwave
circuits for cellular com, wireless... [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
And today's consortium is.... (Automotive Electronics)(the automobile
industry's Low Emissions...            [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Digital decides to reopen development of OSF/1 for MIPS-based computer
line. (Digital Equipment Corp. opts... [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Anthem breaks out separate units for distribution and manufacturing.
(Anthem Electronics Inc.'s Anthem...   [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Unix labs: Will marketing equal technology? (Unix Systems Laboratories
readies debut of Destiny operating...  [Electronic News: June 15 1992]
Korea poised to begin mainframe production. (technology transfer
agreement with Unisys provides...          [Electronics: June 15 1992]
"Nothing short of terrific." (Hewlett Packard's initial effort at
recycling old computer equipment)          [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Will the EC follow Germany's lead on computer recycling? (European
Community) (Directive on the Avoidance...  [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Taiwan EPA gets tough with polluters. (show of force has computer
companies concerned) (Environmental...     [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Seagate, Conner battle over U.S. patent procedures. (Seagate
Technology Inc. is challenging the...      [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Threat of sanctions forces Taiwan action on computer pirates; factory
inspections, licensing agreement...        [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Japan gets serious about intellectual property. (includes a related
article on Japan's revised trademark...    [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Europe looks to '93 for rapid growth in global ISDN.
(Integrated-Services Digital...            [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Exceeding expectations. Harris rededicates itself to customer
satisfaction. (interview with Harris...    [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Six contenders vie to be Korea's second mobile phone service carrier.
                                           [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Digital, Fluent team in multimedia. (Digital Equipment Corp. and
Fluent Inc. licensing agreement...         [Electronics: June 15 1992]
IBM pursues universal multimedia. (to implement multimedia across all
platforms)                                 [Electronics: June 15 1992]
A crowd of companies scramble for a piece of burgeoning pen-top
market; competing companies announce...    [Electronics: June 15 1992]
First Sematech spin-off aims at big boost in IC processing. (Fourth
State Technology to use sensor-based...    [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Church, state, and TI pose problems for SGS-Thomson. (includes a
related article on Texas Instruments...    [Electronics: June 15 1992]
The race for better yield changes LCD horizons. (liquid-crystal
displays) (includes a related article...   [Electronics: June 15 1992]
Can the U.S. put together a flat-panel consortium?
                                           [Electronics: June 15 1992]
France's Minitel has finally grown up. (videotext service pilot tests
new service that is four times faster)     [Electronics: June 15 1992]
IBM's 'Ms. Multimedia' tells what will make interactive TV a
reality...but remains mum on IBM's...      [Electronics: June 15 1992]
New chips put SMDS on the fast track. (Switched Multimegabit Data
Service)                                   [Electronics: June 15 1992]
ITC ruling may spark U.S./Korean trade talks. (includes a related
article on semiconductors, Korea's...      [Electronics: June 15 1992]
National spatial data system hits obstacles.
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
GSA issues draft policy paper demystifying best-value buys. (General
Services Administration)         [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
NSF to divide high-speed research network; proposal could open NSFnet
to businesses, other users...    [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
SBA probes hand-picked super awards. (Small Business Administration
investigates massively...        [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
RCAS deployment, testing slip amid infighting, funding shortage. (the
US Army's Reserve Component...   [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
MCI loses its trailblazer, William McGowan. (MCI Communications Corp.
Chmn William McGowan dies of...  [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
HFSI wins B3 rating from NSA. (HFSI Inc.'s XTS 200 operating system
receives B3 security rating...   [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Marines map steady path to imaging. (Marine Corps's plans to use image
processing systems)              [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
GIS to rescue Civil War sites. (geographic information systems)
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Justice plans $500M multiple commodity buy. (US Department of Justice
computer procurement plans)      [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Intel-based Unix bats 1,000 as a federal player.
                                 [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
House slashes DOD's ADP budget; bill signal need for Army to choose
between RCAS, SBIS. (US Army...  [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
OMB SWAT team targets procurement overcharges. (Office of Management
and Budget)                      [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
CACI teams with GEIS on electronic bid board. (CACI Inc. joins GE
Information Systems to create... [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Oracle's Nussbaum comes full circle. (Jay Nussbaum, head of Oracle
Corp.'s federal division)...     [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Oracle unveils Version 7 of its RDBMS package. (relational data base
management system)               [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
IBM, Ancor to build high-speed clusters. (IBM and Ancor Communications
Inc.'s plans for creating...     [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
CSC chases Fed contracts worth $2B. (Computer Sciences Corp. has
offered bids on federal...       [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
ZDS' PC product line may boost federal presence. (Zenith Datasystems
Inc.)                            [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Acucobol lets agencies capitalize on Cobol investment. (Cobol compiler
developer Acucobol Inc.)         [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
AF harnesses war tool for peacetime. (US Air Force applies mapping
software used during...          [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Navy creates 'Fed Ex' for fleet logistics. (US Navy's Streamlined
Alternative Logistics System...  [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Fedlog debuts to raves, rants; while federal users are expected to
love it, competing vendors...    [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Army brings new life to medical imaging. (US Army's use of the Medical
Diagnostic Imaging Support...    [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
RCAS' 486 server and terminal. (Reserve Component Automation System's
Intel Corp. 80486...             [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
SMC's 386 'smart terminal.' (the latest product from Electronic Data
Systems Corp's Small...          [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Lapheld II's Dauphin 1050. (Dauphin Technology Inc.'s 1050 laptop
portable computer for the US...  [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Shipboard LANs offer Atlantic fleet streamlined, common port. (US
Navy's Shipboard Wide...         [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Marines find a few good PCs. (Federal Computer Week DefensePC
supplement)                      [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
CD-ROM offers guide through DOD maze. (Staff Directories Ltd.'s
Military Personnel/Base...       [Federal Computer Week: June 15 1992]
Mastering the network. (MasterCard International Inc.'s global network
strategy) (Top of the Week)           [Information Week: June 15 1992]
Remember this word: plastic. (plastic-based fiber optic cables)
(Network Computing)                   [Information Week: June 15 1992]
Developing a role for end users. (more corporate end users are
programming their own...              [Information Week: June 15 1992]
Destiny of Unix: the desktop? (Unix System Laboratories Inc.'s System
V 4.2 operating system) (Desktop...   [Information Week: June 15 1992]
'Our adolescence is over'. (Oracle Corp.'s future; Chief Executive
Officer Lawrence Ellison; includes... [Information Week: June 15 1992]
Jobs may be ready for the Next step. (Steve Jobs's Next Inc. is no
longer an upstart; Chief Operating... [Information Week: June 15 1992]
Quick response to nervous tummies. (Rhone Poulenc Rorer Inc.
participates in Kmart Corp.'s...      [Information Week: June 15 1992]
Seeing eye to eye on reengineering. (chief executive officers and
chief operating officers)...          [Information Week: June 15 1992]
Open season on old business models. (Final Word) (Column)
                                      [Information Week: June 15 1992]
More advances to COM. (Computer Output Microfilm; Anacomp Inc. survey)
(White Paper)                         [Information Week: June 15 1992]
OS/2 conflicts hit Windows, network sites. (problems with OS/2 2.0
operating system)                            [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Novell ponders NLM self-testing program. (NetWare Loadable Module)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
IBM sees optical LANs as downsizing solution; Gigabit-per-second spec
to link RS/6000 servers.                     [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
No-risk Zenith pen notebook lets buyers return touch screen. (Z-Note
Pad) (Product Announcement)                  [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Design woes force Intel to cancel 586 chip demo.
                                             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Lotus preps Notes 'reader'; puts imaging into focus. (Notes office
automation software)                         [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Novell needs to get serious about third-party developers. (Editorial)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Univel starts delivering UnixWare developers' kits.
                                             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Windows spec lets apps plug into Unix.
                                             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
WordPerfect ready for alliance or IPO to stave off Microsoft. (initial
public offering)                             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
SGML eases long-document creation; preserves file structure without
retaining format or look of document...      [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Update to ZyIndex can create hyperlinks between documents. (ZyIndex
5.0 search software) (Product Announcement)  [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Notebooks add muscle with 486 processors; vendors offer three
lightweight systems that compete with...     [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Pen system vendors talking to themselves at shows. (PenExpo 1992)
                                             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Customize your Windows 3.1 with multiple start-up options. (Tech Talk)
(Column)                                     [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
NetOctopus snags pirated software; keeps Mac nets safe from bad apps.
(MacVonk NetOctopus 1.1) (Product...         [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
In open systems movement, standards are not all you need. (From the
Ether) (Column)                              [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
RISC brings new horizons into view for business users. (enterprise
computing)                                   [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
DOS and Unix work great together; why choose between one or the other
when you can have both?                      [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
PC Expo panel will highlight importance of writing a good RFP.
(request for proposal) (IS Profiles)...      [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Taking note of PIMs. (personal information systems) (Software Review)
(overview article of six evaluations of...   [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Agenda version 2.0. (Software Review) (one of six evaluations of PIMs
in 'Taking notes of PIMs') (Evaluation)      [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Ascend version 3.1. (Software Review) (one of six evaluations of PIMs
in 'Taking notes of PIMs') (Evaluation)      [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Grandview version 2.0. (Software Review) (one of six evaluations of
PIMs in 'Taking notes of PIMs') (Evaluation) [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
InfoSelect version 2.0. (Software Review) (one of six evaluations of
PIMs in 'Taking notes of PIMs') (Evaluation) [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Instant Recall version 2.0. (Software Review) (one of six evaluations
of PIMs in 'Taking notes of PIMs')...        [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
PackRat version 4.0. (Software Review) (one of six evaluations of PIMs
in 'Taking notes of PIMs') (Evaluation)      [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
HP floors industry with 20MB, 1.3-inch drive. (HP Kittyhawk disk
drive) (Product Announcement)                [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Desktop for DOS succeeds; but Symantec needs to fix glitches for some
machines. (Software Review) (Norton...       [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Aldus Persuasion's moderate upgrade delivers grand powers. (Software
Review) (Aldus Persuasion 2.1...             [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
FrameMaker for Windows is true to its predecessors. (Software Review)
(Frame Technology Corp.'s FrameMaker 3.0...  [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Volante 2000 puts premium on flexibility. (National Design Inc.'s
video board) (Product Announcement)          [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Power Launcher update brings impressive enhancements to Windows 3.1
interface. (hDC Computer Corp.'s Power...    [InfoWorld: June 15 1992]
Compaq will make strategic PC rollout. (Compaq Computer Corp.
re-enters low-cost microcomputer...  [Los Angeles Times: June 15 1992]
*Interoperability falls short: Mac managers rap cross-platform apps.
(developer claims of seamless application...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*VideoVision to boost quality of digital video. (Radius Inc. announces
VideoVision multimedia graphics board)...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*HP thinks small with new drive; sturdy Kittyhawk measures 1.3 inches.
(HP introduces 21.4Mbyte 1.3-inch hard disk... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Northern Telecom videoconferencing to link Macs, PCs. (Northern
Telecom Inc. announces Visit Video...          [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*NEC to deliver PostScript fax. (NEC Technologies Inc. introduces $599
fax option for Silentwriter Model 95 laser...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*MacIS asks Apple to take action on VITAL, support, DAL, SNMP. (user
group wants Apple to define blueprint for...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Oracle gives details on database for Apple's forthcoming servers.
(Oracle 7.0 database management system)        [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*UserLand brings scripting to Finder. (UserLand Software Inc.
introduces FinderMenus add-in for Frontier...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Abacus gives StatView new formula: version 4.0 includes presentation
tools. (Abacus Concepts Inc. introduces...     [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*OrgChart Express pairs database, charting features to track
employees. (Kaetron Software Corp...           [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Canon readies new color laser printer for OEMs. (Canon USA Inc. P-310
Color Laser Printer)(Brief Article)...         [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Coalition to address Silicon Valley economic blues. (Joint Venture:
Silicon Valley addresses economy in...         [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Aperture 3 gets relational capabilities: reporting, CAD features
expanded. (Graphic Management Group Inc...     [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*New Mathematica: faster, leaner, linkable and QuickTime-compatible:
MathLink kit allows ties to other apps...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Caere gives Mac programs Direct access to OCR. (optical character
recognition) (Caere Corp. introduces...        [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Attachmate's Extra! provides 3270 emulation: uses Apple's API via PC
gateway. (Attachmate Corp. introduces...       [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*For the record. (Correction Notice)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Object Logo, controller will help Macs in running educational robots.
(Paradigm Software Inc. introduces new...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Net managers bank on SafeDeposit: TerraNetics utility backs up
servers.                                       [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Turbo Mouse 4.0 promises intelligent cursor control; Kensington
trackball to come with new app. (Kensington... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*PowerBook KeyPad add-on ships. (Kensington Microware Ltd. introduces
22-key add-on key pad for use with...          [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*APS ships internal DATs for '040 tower. (68040-based Macintosh
computers) (Alliance Peripheral Systems Inc... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*MBSI unveils 19" screen, enhanced laptop. (Micro Business Solutions
Inc. introduces new 19-inch monitor...         [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Mirror enters 3.5" optical race with $1,449 drive. (Mirror
Technologies Inc. introduces 128Mbyte...       [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Consortium delivers VIM specs; mail API offered free to developers.
(Vendor-Independent Messaging consortium...    [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Total Systems deals out accelerators for LC, LC II; company takes
over support for Siclone cards. (Total...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*New Drive7 supports more drives, CD-ROMs. (Casa Blanca Works Inc.
introduces Drive7 2.2 hard-disk formatting...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Electronic Learning lays out desktop manager. (Electronic Learning
Systems Inc. to ship Menu Master Mac Finder... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Updated Last Resort helps help desks help. (Working Software Inc.
introduces Last Resort 1.1 system extension... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*ZCo delivers three versions of Team Z multi-user sales-automation
database. (ZCo Corp. introduces Team Zjr...    [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*New utility converts ADP payroll data for Mac reporting. (Abra
MacDabra Software introduces conversion...     [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Jeddak upgrades NetTime. (Jeddak Inc. introduces new, more flexible
version of NetTime clock-synchronization...    [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*MacAnalyst, MacDesigner apps get new object-oriented tools. (Excel
Software introduces MacAnalyst/Expert 3.2...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Envisio ships PB add-ons. (Envisio Inc. introduces memory cards for
Macintosh PowerBook notebook computers)        [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*ShadowWriter 2.0 shares more printers across AppleTalk net. (Gizmo
Technologies Corp introduces ShadowWriter...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Davka adds dictionary, TrueType fonts, clip art to Hebrew-English
line. (Davka Corp. updates Hebrew Davka...     [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*GCC introduces 3.5-inch MO drive. (GCC Technologies Inc. introduces
UltraDrive 120MO magneto-optical disk...       [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Oracle Servers support Apple events: version 1.1 allows TCP/IP
access. (Oracle Corp. ships Oracle Server...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Sitka NetPrint lets TOPS-less Suns, Macs, PCs share PostScript
printers. (Sitka Corp. introduces NetPrint...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Apple extends AppleShare discount upgrade deadline to end of July.
(upgrading from AppleShare File Server 2.0...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Allied offers new hubs, repeaters for Ethernet. (Allied Telesis Inc.
introduces AT-3612T Managed Departmental...    [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*New bridge ships data, voice. (Micom Communications Corp. introduces
NetRunner Ethernet bridge, communications...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Hayes adds Ping Pong modem: readies high-speed fax-data modem. (Hayes
Microcomputer Products Inc. introduces...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*ASP print card: Mac, PC access sans network. (ASP Computer Products
Inc. introduces ServerJet Si print-server...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Ungermann-Bass ships low-end hub; Access/Hub connects Macs to
workgroups. (Ungermann-Bass Inc. introduces... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Motorola offers RISC-based server that lets workstations share files.
(reduced-instruction-set-computing)...         [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Business Network helping developers add network capabilities to 4D
apps. (applications written with ACIUS...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*AOL announces Internet gateway: E-mail access to numerous networks.
(American Online users can now exchange...     [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*QuickRing architecture could revolutionize data transfer. (Apple's
new communications system lets NuBus cards...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*MacDraw Pro 1.5 picks up the pace. (Claris Corp. introduces MacDraw
Pro 1.5 graphics software) (Product...         [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Vendors RIP imagesetters below $20,000. (new software raster image
processors)(News Analysis)                     [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Lino-Hell delivers Mac-based edit management on Unix server.
(Linotype-Hell Co. introduces LinoPress...     [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Mitsubishi ships fast dye-sub printer. (Mitsubishi Electronics
America Inc. introduces DiamondColor Print...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*New DSP cards speed Photoshop. (Newer Technology introduces digital
signal processor cards that accelerate...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*PhotoDisc lightens media cataloging: LightBox app sorts stills,
movies, sounds. (PhotoDisc Inc. introduces...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*CD-ROM collections follow trend toward cheaper fonts. (Adobe Systems
Inc. offers update to Adobe Font Folio...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*High-resolution Scitex flatbed automates multiple color scans.
(Scitex America Corp. introduces Smart 720...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Animation clip-art collections put moves on Mac presentations.
(Figment introduces FigTime CD-ROM magazine... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Artist uses Mac tools to create magazine cover. (Screen Test)(case
study of how graphic artist used Apple...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Messengers and their messages. (New Media) (Column)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Quorum claim opens Pandora's box of patents. (Quorum Software Systems
Inc. files pre-emptive lawsuit against...      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Apple, other vendors brace for injury lawsuits. (repetitive-strain
injuries) (Brief Article)                      [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Marketing third-party extensions requires second effort by
developers. (add-in programs for Macintosh...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Macamerica undergoes major reorganization; key execs depart; staff to
be relocated. (Merisel Inc.'s purchase of...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Micron sells off Xceed line. (Micron Technology Inc. sells
Enhancement Products Division to P.G...        [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Aldus faces shareholders' lawsuit. (charge that corporate executives
sold shares to avoid losses while company...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Adobe to form publishing venture. (Adobe Systems Inc. signs agreement
with Prentice-Hall Computer Publishing to...   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*System 7 needs management tools. (Apple System 7 operating system)
(Editorial)                                    [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*4 years ago in MacWEEK.
                                               [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*OS/2's two big problems: IBM and Microsoft. (OS/2 2.0 operating
system)(Commentary) (Column)                   [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Apple needs to rediscover the Macintosh religion. (failure of
Macintosh to penetrate large-business...       [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*AutoCAD worth the weight. (Software Review) (AutoCAD Release 11 for
Macintosh)(includes related summary article... [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Atex's age of Renaissance. (Software Review) (Atex Corp. Renaissance
page-layout program)(includes related...       [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*CoStar printer addresses future; unique design delivers versatility
and smooth, easy envelope printing...          [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*ImageManager: robust cataloger offers power - for a price. (Software
Review) (Mycro-Tek Inc. Mycro-Comp Image...    [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*EHelp 2.0: lets developers add help system to their apps. (Software
Review) (Foundation Solutions Inc. EHelp...    [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*System 7 Pack 3.01: event handlers, external routines can be called
from ACIUS 4D. (extensions give ACIUS' 4th...  [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*New compression programs offer seamless space savings. (includes
related article on hardware...                 [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Shareware amplifies Mac's sound abilities. (shareware programs that
improve audio capabilities of Apple...         [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Coping with single-connector SCSI devices. (Ask David Ramsey)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*A Quadra 950 video fix and update. (The Help Desk)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*MicroMac Plus: upgrade puts old Mac in more powerful package.
(MicroMac Technology upgrade kit for...        [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Apple takes aggressive approach in ads: Campaign taking swing at
Windows. (Apple marketing Macintosh...         [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
*Apple ignores Nabisco's cookie. (Rumors) (Column)
                                               [MacWEEK: June 15 1992]
Is OSI dead? (Open Systems Interconnection)
                                         [Network World: June 15 1992]
Windows gets closer ties to TCP/IP world; vendors team on API that
will ease development and use of...      [Network World: June 15 1992]
McGowan remembered as champion of competition. (William McGowan, Pres
and CEO of MCI Communications Corp....   [Network World: June 15 1992]
Banyan takes a new tack in LAN fight. (Banyan Systems Inc., local-area
network) (Product Announcement)          [Network World: June 15 1992]
Software links disparate multivendor applications; Covia Technologies
signs on IBM, Stratus, Tandem and NCR... [Network World: June 15 1992]
OSF scraps plans to use IBM data engine in its DME; says software is
too complicated to integrate. (Open...   [Network World: June 15 1992]
Proteon's new Phase IV pack to ease integration. (new implementation
of DEC DECnet Phase IV software for...   [Network World: June 15 1992]
Concord's Trakker monitor to handle new applications: tools will aid
in capacity planning, other functions... [Network World: June 15 1992]
Novell set to buy software distribution tool company. (Annatek Systems
Inc.)                                    [Network World: June 15 1992]
IBM hosts, controllers to get new TCP/IP features. (Transmission
Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)      [Network World: June 15 1992]
IBM and Ancor to develop gigabit network products. (Ancor
Communications Inc.)                     [Network World: June 15 1992]
Univel's NetWare version of Unix set for its debut.
                                         [Network World: June 15 1992]
AT&T pack lets 5ESS switch support NX64 services.
                                         [Network World: June 15 1992]
Codenoll to unveil FDDI for the Mac. (Codenoll Technology Corp., Fiber
Distributed Data Interface)              [Network World: June 15 1992]
MicroTempus gives up on LAN Manager/MVS product; offering was to turn
hosts into LAN servers. (local-area...   [Network World: June 15 1992]
Start-up unveils standard videoconferencing switch. (VideoServer Inc.)
(Product Announcement)                   [Network World: June 15 1992]
IBM struggling to define role of 3172; controller provides SNA
mainframe access, is also taking on...   [Network World: June 15 1992]
Managing Mac net resources simpler with Silver Cloud: Chooser
replacement organizes large networks...  [Network World: June 15 1992]
New Banyan chief ready for challenges; former HP executive Peter
Hamilton shares his thoughts on...       [Network World: June 15 1992]
UB fills out low end of hub line with 12-port model; ASE1000
Access/Hub is aimed at work groups...    [Network World: June 15 1992]
Hub helps printer get its image across; Artel's Galactica hub helps
Anderson Lithograph ship large image...  [Network World: June 15 1992]
SmithKline trials cellular links to virtual network; lets domestic
callers use 7-digit dialing plan...      [Network World: June 15 1992]
Miami school plans ahead with SONET; use of SONET on private campus
will provide ability to handle future... [Network World: June 15 1992]
Microwave users bent on keeping their spectrum.
                                         [Network World: June 15 1992]
Southwestern Bell offers ISDN PRI service in Kansas. (Southwestern
Bell Telephone Co., Integrated...        [Network World: June 15 1992]
Horizon releases enhanced text retrieval software pack; new product
offers improved search features...       [Network World: June 15 1992]
Imaging tool sports new feature pack. (ViewStar Corp.'s ViewStar
imaging system) (Product Announcement)   [Network World: June 15 1992]
Users trudge along client/server path; D&B Software survey finds firms
implementing the technology but still... [Network World: June 15 1992]
RBHCs press Congress for entrance to long-haul mart; say rate
reductions not caused by competition...  [Network World: June 15 1992]
IBM seeks to boost OEM product sales; puts executives in place with
plans to drive up original equipment...  [Network World: June 15 1992]
PC-based net resources amplify threat of viruses. (Managing
Technology) (Column)                     [Network World: June 15 1992]
Users enthused about electronic meetings; group support software
boosts productivity, improves...         [Network World: June 15 1992]
Network users are forever indebted to MCI's McGowan. (MCI
Communications Corp. Chmn William...     [Network World: June 15 1992]
E-mail addressing should be more user-friendly. (Macroscope) (Column)
                                         [Network World: June 15 1992]
Buying on the commodity market; with carriers offering similar service
levels, price becomes the major...       [Network World: June 15 1992]
Mixed signals from wireless communications. (includes related articles
on Citgo Petroleum Corp. and wireless... [Network World: June 15 1992]
A computer controversy in the ring. (computerized scoring systems at
the U.S. Olympic boxing trials)     [The New York Times: June 15 1992]
Foray into mainstream for parallel computing.
                                    [The New York Times: June 15 1992]
Coalition seeks to adopt a standard Unix version: direct competition
for Microsoft's Windows and...      [The New York Times: June 15 1992]
Compaq plans to introduce line of low-cost machines. (Compaq's
ProLinea microcomputers and...      [The New York Times: June 15 1992]
*Banyan intros bulletin board for resellers. (Banyan Systems Inc.'s
Banyan On-Line Access)                       [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Tiara training/certification program for 10Net. (network software
training program for resellers)              [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Netronix doubles throughput on Token Ring bridge. (TokenMaster 2000)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Hong Kong to try pay TV again.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Australia: Microsoft and DEC return to PC show. (PC92)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Australia: World of Commodore show in early July.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*New Compaqs enter discount chains in Australia. (Compaq Computer
Australia to market microcomputers...        [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Digital sets up regional Hongkong HQ. (Digital Equipment Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*India: Citicorp software unit gets second Finware order. (Citicorp
Overseas Software Ltd.'s banking software)   [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*William McGowan 1927 - 1992. (Obituary) (Editorial)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*AT&T talks in crucial stage. (contract talks)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Pacific Bell holds 800-line sale, mulls sale of TV assets. (Custom
800 service)                                 [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*More fallout from digital cellular vote. (cellular communications
standards)                                   [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Charney hints UPI decision may take more than two weeks. (Leon H.
Charney) (United Press International Inc...  [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Chilean phone strike ends. (Compania de Telefonos de Chile S.A.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Northern Telecom's Mac & PC-based videoconferencing tools. (Visit
Video) (Product Announcement)                [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*New for PC: Lasermaster Windows hi-speed printing software. (WinJet
300) (Product Announcement)                  [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Mercury offers private circuit guarantee. (Mercury Communications
PLC)                                         [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Borland wins Stanford award. (Entrepreneurial Company of the Year)
(Borland International Inc.)                 [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Correction: VIM -- cross-platform mail, messaging standard.
(Vendor-Independent Messaging...             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*IBM Japan supplies PC to Omron.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Apple Japan signs with Intec for Macintosh sales.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Compaq joins Microsoft's "ready-to-run Windows" family. (Compaq
Computer Corp.)                              [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Compaq announces fleet of new products. (Compaq Computer Corp.'s
ProLinea, Deskpro/i, Contura) (Product...    [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*New for PC: Lotus PIM - The Organizer. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
Organizer personal information manager)...   [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Gandalf loses, but sees promise ahead. (Gandalf Technologies Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Canadian regulators approve long-distance competition.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Alloy files for bankruptcy. (Alloy Computer Products Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*IBM, ChipCom in discussions around intelligent hub.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*DAK files chapter 11, layoffs started. (DAK Industries)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*IBM moves to "cubing" -- 3D semiconductor technology. (joint
development deal with Irvine Sensors)        [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*RasterOps and RIPS to merge. (Raster Image Processing Systems)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*US-based Hyundai PC group cuts prices/new marketing strategy.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 15 1992]
*Lotus leads the charge to API for wireless nets. (Vendor-Independent
Messaging application programming interface... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*NetWare Requester: net gain for OS/2; OS/2 gets network Muscle.
(Novell Inc.'s NetWare Requester for OS/2...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*OS/2 gets network muscle: directory services, peer features set for
LAN Server. (IBM's OS/2 operating system...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*PC accounting package geared for downsizing. (Advanced Business
Microsystems Inc.'s Platinum Premier Ledger... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Microsoft's DBMS odyssey nears goal with Cirrus beta. (data base
management system)                             [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Cooperation will help keep X.500 from slipping into chaos. (The Week
in Review) (Brief Article)                     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*DEC to extend access to PathWorks services: readying object-oriented
interface. (network operating system)          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Lotus packs Ami Pro 3.0 with customization. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Ami Professional 3.0 word...           [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Micrografx targets low end with two graphics subsets. (entry-level
versions of Picture Publisher and Charisma...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Lexmark utility boosts Windows printing speed. (Lexmark International
Inc.'s utility program for Microsoft...        [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*OSF will salute own technology in USL's SVR4.2. (Open Software
Foundation to support Unix Systems...          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Oracle 7 to spur firm's supercomputing push. (Oracle Corp.'s
relational data base management system)...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Apple looks to next generation: beefed-up PowerBooks, PC with CD ROM
expected in fall. (Apple Macintosh...          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*ZDS to show 6-pound pen-based notebook PC. (Zenith Datasystems Inc.
to show its Z-Note L notebook computers at...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Microsoft, HP deal links mail users worldwide. (Microsoft Mail 3.0
electronic mail system to be integrated...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Run-time Notes slated to debut by this autumn. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Lotus Notes office automation...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Norton Desktop for DOS offers easy-to-use interface. (Symantec
Corp.'s file management software) (Software... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*IIT accelerator chip to spark multimedia CPU. (Integrated Information
Technologies Inc.'s AGX014 microprocessor...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Lotus retunes its Symphony, adds SmartPak. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
Symphony 3.0 integrated software; SmartPak...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*1-2-3 for Windows gets multimedia functions. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Multimedia SmartHelp educational...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Users demand stronger Apple support. (corporate users voice concerns
at the third MacIS conference)                 [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*IBM to offer low-cost 486SLC upgrade module for 2 PS/2 models. (IBM
PS/2 56SLC and 57SLC microcomputers) (Brief... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Intel readies alternative to local-bus designs. (Intel Corp.'s
Peripheral Component Interconnect...           [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Netremote+ diagnostics enhance Windows remote control. (Brightwork
Development Inc.'s Netremote+ 5.0 network...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Intuit to deliver two-stage fix for QuickBooks. (Intuit Inc. to debug
its accounting software program) (Brief...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*X Windows moves into spotlight; TI graphics processor, NCD server
software to debut. (vendors including Texas... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Cross-platform development tools to star at trade show. (Bristol
Technology Inc., XVT Software Inc. and...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Network General ceases shipments of buggy Expert Sniffer upgrade.
(upgrade to Expert Sniffer Network Analyzer... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Speedy Pinnacle Micro Optical drive a bargain: state-of-art
mechanisms propel unit. (Pinnacle Micro...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Delay turns up heat on Quark in Windows DTP market; Aldus gains as
analysts and testers voice doubts about...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Northern Telecom readies low-cost conference link. (Northern Telecom
Visit Video videoconferencing equipment and... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Zenith narrows its sights on Fortune 1000 firms: hopes new products
regain market share. (Zenith Datasystems...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*NCR to tap GRiD for pen software. (NCR Corp.'s NCR 3125 hand held
computer to use GRiD Systems Corp.'s...        [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Bona bringing four notebooks to PC Expo; 25MHz 486SX-based multimedia
portable waits in wings. (Bona...              [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Core prepares 520M-byte entry-level disk array. (Core International
Inc.'s MicroArray hard disk drive to be...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Business consortium, U.S. Agency sign pact to ease sharing of
research. (Computer Systems Policy Project...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Wyse notebook powerful but flawed. (Wyse Technology Inc.'s
DecisionMate 486SLC notebook computer)...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Microsoft, Go struggle to shrink their pen OSs. (Microsoft Windows
for Pen Computing and Go Corp.'s PenPoint...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Epson 486/Wingine PC sports C&T's Windows accelerator. (Epson America
Inc.'s microcomputer uses Chips and...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*AST readies low-cost Power Premium PCs. (AST Research Inc.'s Power
Premium 3/25s, 3/25, 4/25s microcomputers)...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*HP breaks ground with new 1.3-inch hard-disk drive. (HP Kittyhawk
Personal Storage Module hard disk drive)...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Testing software tuned for Windows 3.1, OS/2 2.0. (Softbridge Inc.'s
Automated Testing Facility 2.0 performance...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*PromiseLAN peer network gains Windows support. (Moses Computer Inc.'s
MosesAll, an update of the PromiseLAN...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Apple moves into the passing lane with fast new Quadra 950: system
gets its power from Motorola's 33MHz 68040...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Intel to launch 3.3-volt version of 386SL chip. (Intel 80386SL
microprocessor)                                [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*PC companies rush to fill PDA vacuum: IBM, Tandy, others eye 1993
releases. (personal digital assistant)         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Image tools to debut at AIIM: NCR, others enhance document managers.
(Xionics Inc., NCR Corp. and Document...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Board makers remain wary of XGA chip set. (IBM's upgraded graphics
boards)                                        [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Radius' VideoVision delivers video publishing to Macintosh. (Radius
Inc.'s video publishing equipment) (Brief...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Archive unleashes tape-backup barrage. (Archive Corp. subsidiaries;
Archive Technology Adder tape drive, Cypher... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Intel to announce AboveBoard ISA. (Intel Corp.'s high-performance
memory board) (News Briefs; Brief Article )... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Canon unveils 400-dpi color laser printer. (Canon U.S.A. Inc.'s Canon
P-310 printer) (News Briefs; Brief Article)... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Briefly Noted:. (APS Technologies's two internal digital audiotape
drives for Apple's Apple Macintosh Quadra...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Creative Labs offers entry-level upgrade kit for multimedia.
(Creative Labs Multimedia Starter Kit...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Dataproducts unveils low-priced high-resolution laser printers.
(Dataproducts LZR 965, LZR 1555 printers)...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Sitka utility lets PCs, Sun workstations share printing tasks. (Sitka
Corp.'s NetPrint Sun network software...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Large-format JetPro ideal for check-plot duty. (Houston Instrument's
Houston Instrument JetPro V100 ink-jet...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Kodak debuts film scanner, widens channel. (Kodak's Professional
Imaging Div. releases Kodak RFS 2035 film...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Panasonic rolls out a 5-ppm laser printer. (Panasonic Communications
& Systems Co.'s Panasonic KX-P4430 Laser...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Qume introduces color Super VGA QVT70 terminal. (Qume Peripherals
Inc.'s Qume Peripherals QVT70 video...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Benchmark Suite offers evaluations on 11 PC products. (Business
Application Performance Corp.'s SYSmark...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Zoran chip set may lower cost of JPEG boards. (Zoran Corp.'s Zoran
040 JPEG Image Compression Chip Set...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Accounting developers blur DOS, Windows line. (DacEasy Inc.'s DacEasy
Instant Accounting and Platinum Software...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Testers praise new AutoCAD 12 for GUI, speed. (graphical user
interface; AutoDesk Inc.'s AutoCAD 12.0 for... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*FrameMaker tackles Windows DTP tasks: 3.0 excels at complex
documents. (Frame Technology Corp.'s...        [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*WordStar for Windows 1.5 to support OLE. (WordStar International
Inc.'s word processing software package...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Delrina forms package tames paper tiger at aerospace firm. (Delrina
Technology Inc.' PerForm Pro helps expedite... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Text-retrieval veterans prepare Windows attack. (Zylab Inc.'s ZyIndex
5.0 search software and AskSam Systems...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*ExperVision kit adds OCR features to Windows app. (ExperVision Inc.'s
Resellers Toolkit optical recognition...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*KnowledgePoint package lets users compose job descriptions.
(DescriptionWrite Now human resources...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Autodesk readies 3-D package: low-cost CAD tool to offer advanced
features. (Autodesk Inc.'s Retail Products...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Letraset bolsters LetraStudio's font support. (Letraset U.S.A.'s
LetraStudio 2.0 graphics software package)...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Elan contact manager automates scheduling. (Elan Software Corp.'s
GoldMine 2.5 for DOS sales and marketing...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Gazelle unwraps backup program with tape support. (Gazelle Systems
Inc.'s Back-It for Windows backup software...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Adlersparre touts stash disk filer for IBM systems. (Adlersparre and
Associates Inc.'s Stash Disk Filer 1.5 file... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Deneba offers API for drawing program. (Deneba Software's Inside
Canvas 3.0 applications programming...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Program lets users view DOS files in Windows. (Systems Compatibility
Corp.'s Outside In for Windows utility...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Scitor targets high end of project management. (Scitor Corp.'s
Project Scheduler 5XL project management...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Solomon unveils update to accounting series. (Solomon Software Inc.'s
Solomon III 8.0 accounting software...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Database handles census statistics. (Computer Easy International
Inc.'s Master Desktop Demographics...          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*DDC Publishing ships Harvard Graphics Guide. (Quick Reference Guide
for Harvard Graphics for Windows...            [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Da Vinci adds browser to eMAIL for Windows. (Da Vinci Systems Corp.'s
eMAIL for Windows 2.01)(Brief Article)...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Pair of communications firms to implement cellular-data network.
(Cellular Data Inc., Cellular Inc.) (Brief...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*DEC spruces up X.400 offerings: messaging app, gateway go beyond
traditional VMS base. (Mailbus 400)...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*SailTrack system deploys RF links to display races. (radio frequency
technology and Global Positioning System...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*U.S. Robotics to offer upgrades to meet high-speed modem specs.
(Brief Article)                                [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*3 Pocket modems supply speed and muscle for mobile needs. (Hardware
Review) (Megahertz Corp.'s P296FMV...          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Optus-Biscom fax pact targets NetWare LANs. (Optus Software Inc.,
Biscom Inc.) (Brief Article)                   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Asus unveils EISA board for high-end servers. (Asus America Inc.'s
L-500)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*U-B to resell Motorola's wireless Ethernet LAN. (Ungermann-Bass Inc.,
Motorola's Altair Plus LAN) (Brief Article)    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*CMS' V-Bridge gateway links VINES, Notes users. (Computer Mail
Services Inc., Lotus Notes, Banyan Systems'... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Dolphin Networks offers 25-user LAN package. (LAN Command
Advanced)(Brief Article) (Product...           [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Frye adds EISA support to LAN Directory 1.1. (Frye Computer Systems
Inc.)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Fibermux Crossbow aimed at T-R management. (Crossbow Token-Ring I/O
module) (Brief Article)                        [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Windows-based BitFax incorporates OCR. (Bit Software Inc.'s
BitFax/OCR for Windows)(Brief Article)...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Hayes ISDN adapter upgraded with SoftPhone. (Hayes Microcomputer
Products Inc.'s ISDN PC Adapter software...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*RoseNet on-line service established for LAN users. (RoseWare's
information service for local area...          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*PictureTel bolsters videoconferencing kit. (upgrade kit) (Brief
Article)                                       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Futurus packages gain German versions. (German version of Futurus
Team, Futurus Lite Mail) (Brief Article)       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*OCI cedes LAWN to add-on vendors. (O'Neill Communications Inc.'s
Local Area Wireless Network licensed to...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Epson announces 9,600-bps fax/modem. (Epson America Inc.'s NB9600
Fax/Modem)(Brief Article) (Product...          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Danware, Markham offer remote-control package. (Danware Data A/S and
Markham Computer Corp.'s NetOp 4.0)(Brief...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*SNA gateway leads Avatar product push. (Avatar Corp.'s Netway SNA
4.0) (Product Announcement)                    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Packet/400 update links PCs, AS/400s over X.25 networks. (Telepartner
International Inc.'s Packet/400 2.0)(Brief...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*AMD's Ethernet chip fits on PC motherboard. (Advanced Micro Devices
Inc.'s Am79C960 PCnet-ISA)(Brief Article)...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Radio terminals will feature links to Informix 4GL. (Symbol
Technologies Inc.'s Informix 4GL/RF)(Brief...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Maynard readies tape backup for Novell's SMS. (Maynard Electronics'
MaynStream for SMS; Storage Management...      [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*ParcPlace ships new Smalltalk, C++ packages. (ParcPlace Systems
Inc.'s Objectbuilder/C++, Objectkit/C++ OI...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*COBOL-based system aids firm's downsizing; Micro Focus tool adds GUI
to apps. (Questar Services Corp.; Case Study)  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Kallista enhances tools for Paradox. (Desktop Plus 4.0, PAL-Help 4.0
utility programs for Borland International...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Microsoft lab gets 3rd parties on track for NT. (porting laboratory
for Windows NT)                                [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Zinc 3.0 offers DOS, Windows C++ programming. (Software Review) (Zinc
Software Inc.'s Zinc Interface Library 3.0...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Inference product lets users access troubleshooting data. (Inference
Corp.'s SearchLite) (Product Announcement)     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*WordTech tests multiuser DBMS, compiler. (WordTech Systems Inc.'s
Arago dBXL/LAN) (Brief Article)                [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Watcom updates C, FORTRAN 77 compilers. (versions 9.01) (News
Briefs)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Acucobol 4GL builds SQL code from COBOL. (Structured Query Language)
(Acucobol Inc.'s Acu4GL; News Briefs)(Brief... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Bachman tool enables sharing of data designs. (Bachman Information
Systems Inc.'s Bachman/Plus Analyst...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Vinzant offers SQLFile for Windows, DOS, OS/2. (Vinzant Inc.'s
SQLFile 2.30) (Product Announcement)           [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Spinnaker extends Windows tool's database reach. (Spinnaker Software
Corp.'s Personal Access 1.5)(Brief Article)... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Kahn will sell no Windows products before their time; Borland's CEO
discusses shipping dates, vendor...            [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Easel upgrade bridges OS/2, Windows worlds. (Easel/Win 2.0)(Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Can Microsoft be the once and future king? (Editorial)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Compaq's audio plan sounds like a good idea. (Opinion)(The Corporate
Micro) (Column)                                [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Utility's users need 'real' client/server system, not a label. (PC
Week Soap Box)(Opinion) (Column)               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Another Windows for DOS on the horizon? (possible enhancements to
Microsoft Windows 3.1) (Up Front)(Opinion)...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Object-oriented programming is worth its cost. (Looking
Forward)(Opinion) (Column)                     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*'Weird' clients to open door to a world of data. (Mind the
Gap)(Opinion) (Column)                         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*The 32-bit question: How will OSs relate to LANs? (operating systems)
(Net Value)(Opinion) (Column)                  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Inconsistencies mar Da Vinci e-mail group; although eMAIL for DOS
proves excellent, Windows and Mac versions...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*eMAIL for Windows 2.01 to bring Windows and DOS eMAIL in sync. (Da
Vinci Systems Corp.)                           [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*With power quality on buyers' minds, UPS sales surge.
(uninterruptible power supply)(Market...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*UPSs help keep Georgia Power customers turned on; units condition
power supply to reduce strain on equipment...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*UPSs provide buyers with insurance: downtime protection, clean power
help preserve PCs. (uninterruptible power...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Compaq makes high-stakes gamble on low-cost PCs: Pfeiffer seeks to
maintain quality. (Compaq Computer Corp.'s...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*CA insists some Nantucket staff sign contract or quit. (Computer
Associates International Inc. wants some...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Symantec makes play for tools with acquisition of two firms.
(Symantec Corp. acquires The Whitewater...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*DEC taps CD ROM for software distribution. (DEC to distribute
software on CD-ROM) (Brief Article)            [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*IBM OS/2 group vies for greater marketing role. (members of IBM's
Personal Systems group wants to take over...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Cloudy forecast seen for SGI/MIPS merger. (Silicon Graphics Inc.
trying to eliminate the negativity...          [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*U-B, BBN join forces on high-speed comm. (Ungermann-Bass Inc. and BBN
Communications collaborating to develop...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Systems integration expected to lead growth of service sector.
(systems integration expected to grow...       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Software Publishers Association seeks damages for alleged piracy.
(Brief Article)                                [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Autodesk's CEO to take medical leave until mid-July. (Carol Bartz to
have breast cancer surgery) (News Digest )...  [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*PictureTel names chief of Japanese subsidiary. (PictureTel
International Corp. Appoints Naomi Tomita...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Prime Computer restructuring to manage its unwieldy debt. (News
Digest) (Brief Article)                        [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*SDS completes sale of tools to Borland. (The Software Developer's
Company Inc., Borland International Inc.)...   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*MECA slashes prices, launches a direct-marketing campaign. (MECA
Software Inc.) (News Digest) (Brief Article)   [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Short takes.
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Telebit's internetworking shift pays off; diverse product suite
includes modems, routers, async servers...     [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Leading tech stocks take June swoon. ( includes PC Week Index of
computer-related stocks) (Brief Article)       [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*PC Week Extra! (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*In the works.(forthcoming subjects of buyers' guides) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Keeping up-to-date in the benighted 'new world order'. (Rumor
Central) (Column)                              [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Lotus to ship Notes-based apps. (Lotus Development Corp. to introduce
three Notes-based applications in summer of... [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Novell to acquire Annatek Systems. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Media Vision sues Creative Labs. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Acer to roll out 386SXL notebook. (Acer introduces AcerAnyWare
notebook computer)(Late News)(Brief...         [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Volkswriter, NBI hit hard times. (Volkwriter no longer in business,
NBI laid off most of its employees)(Late...    [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Tangram, Softmart co-design Harmony. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Intel, Microsoft ready evaluation kit. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Briefly noted. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Week: June 15 1992]
*Apple's Newton: HandyWidget in sight. (Apple Computer's Newton
technology is based on an...               [Release 1.0: June 15 1992]
*Cyc: a context for Newton. (Microelectronics and Computer Technology
Corp.-sponsored Cyc research led by...     [Release 1.0: June 15 1992]
*Newton's pretty face: draw what I mean - DWIMDRAW? (Apple Computer's
Newton object-oriented, intelligent...     [Release 1.0: June 15 1992]
*Model for the nineties. (David and Susan Buchanan funded and expanded
Aurum Software, developer of portable...   [Release 1.0: June 15 1992]
*Release 0.5: Mayfield Software Partners. (the author becomes a
limited partner in the venture...          [Release 1.0: June 15 1992]
*Resources and phone numbers. (telephone numbers of individuals and
companies discussed in articles in the...  [Release 1.0: June 15 1992]
*Release 1.0 calendar. (computer and software industry conferences,
trade shows and forums for the period...   [Release 1.0: June 15 1992]
Japan ending memory chip era. (Japanese semiconductor manufacturers
leaving dynamic random access... [San Jose Mercury News: June 15 1992]
A merger of H-P and DEC? Why not? (Column)
                                 [San Jose Mercury News: June 15 1992]
*SGML for journals: toward electronic delivery. (Standard Generalized
Markup...     [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Twenty, ten and five years ago.
              [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Scholarly journals: case studies of SGML for electronic publishing.
(Standard...  [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*A case study of reverse engineering SGML. (American Chemical
Society's...  [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Berthold creditors approve debt plan; liabilities cut to 35% of face
value. (H...  [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Du Pont to replace 4Cast; price slashed: $15,000 while supplies last.
(Du Pont...   [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Harris forms new publishing subsidiary. (Harris Corp.'s Harris
Publishing... [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*New Scitex scanner highlights TPG show: Smart 720 features
autoloader... [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*New imagesetter links Ultre, Harlequin, '486: from International
Imaging...    [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Sun plans multiple-CPU Sparcstations: 'SuperSparcs' coming this fall.
(Sun...       [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Dicomed revamps Captivator: high-quality, low cost film recorder.
(Dicomed...   [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Triple-I acquires Xitron to serve small papers: focus on community
newspapers... [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Interleaf adopts SGML as foundation for open publishing systems:
offers...     [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Scitex acquires 2 Ricoh Telepress product lines: TP-15, TP-25
facsimile...  [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Xyptx compression tuned for raster output: family of algorithms for
specific...   [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Equinox links Macs, Hell scanners: images now, PostScript later.
(Equinox...   [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Sinclair buyout from Monotype completed. (Sinclair Imaging Systems
Ltd...        [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*SII to resell Page Director, Ad Director. (System Integrators Inc.
resells...    [The Seybold Report on Publishing Systems: June 15 1992]
*Broderbund to buy PC Globe for $1.5 million.
                            [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Sierra On-Line. (acquires exclusive North American distribution
rights to Coktel...         [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*International Microcomputer Software. (reports a $177,000 profit for
the quarter ended March...  [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Software Developer's Co. (completes the sale of its BRIEF and
SORCERER'S APPRENTICE...    [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Digital Equipment Corp. (acquires 800-SOFTWARE) (Brief Article)
                            [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Symantec buys Whitewater, MultiScope. (the Whitewater Group Inc.)
                            [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Insignia to get $4.75 million in financing; DOS emulator is part of
Windows NT. (Insignia...    [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*New AutoCAD, CFO for Autodesk. (AutoCAD Release 12; Eric Herr is
named vice president and... [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Novell buys Annatek for $10 million.
                            [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Quadtel acquisition depresses Phoenix net. (Phoenix Technologies'
first quarter financial...  [Software Industry Bulletin: June 15 1992]
*Ten years of top software. (Editor's Letter ) (Editorial)
                                     [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Sun chooses Oracle to run business. (Sun Microsystems Inc. selects
Oracle Corp.'s Unix-based...         [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Comshare, IBM broaden relationship. (Comshare Inc. joins the Decision
Support System Design Council)...    [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*CA responds to protests over tiered pricing. (Computer Associates
International Inc. modifies its...   [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Novell reorganizes worldwide sales organization. (Novell Inc.'s
Corporate Services Group to...       [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Barclays opens outsourcing unit. (Barclays Computer Operations)
(Newsfront) (Brief Article)          [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*LAN vendors need links to competitors. (local area network; The
Burton Group's president Craig...    [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Mainframe, PC rivalry over: DataEase. (DataEase International Inc.
chairman Arun Gupta says the...      [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*MSP using D&B pact as positioning launch. (Dun and Bradstreet
Software Services licenses...        [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Wheeler: 70% of software R&D for workstations. (research and
development; IBM's Programming...    [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*EDI forcing firms to shape up. (electronic data interchange)
(Newsfront) (Brief Article)          [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Product briefs. (Bachman Information Systems Inc.; Oracle Corp.; TSI
International Inc.; Microsoft...     [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*News in brief. (Newsfront) (Brief Article)
                                     [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Top 100: profiles of the leading independent software companies.
(includes related article on how...  [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Companies to watch. (the top 1991 contenders) (Top 100: Profiles of
the Leading Independent Software...  [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*Microsoft sees Windows as new universal client. (Microsoft Corp.
gearing to become major force in...  [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
*IBM's OS/2 2.0 winning technical praise; but Windows juggernaut will
be difficult to overtake...          [Software Magazine: June 15 1992]
Benchmarks ease PC Unix selection. (Product Update)
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
IBM repositions AS/400 as integration platform.
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Token-ring firm sets novel SI sales plan. (Olicom USA Inc., systems
integration)             [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Integrators seek new imaging tools. (computer system integrators)
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
SIs await PC API standardization. (systems integrators, personal
computer applications... [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
LAN/WAN link simplified. (local area network, wide area network)
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Oracle upgrade sparks debate on database technology. (Version 7.0 of
the Oracle database)     [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
AT&T, Microsoft near E-mail pact. (electronic mail)
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
USL Sowing a new crop of desktop Unix options. (Unix System
Laboratories Inc.)       [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Prime split highlights services. (Prime Computer Inc. is divided in
two, showcasing its...   [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Novell package will aid 3+Share-to-NetWare shift.
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Lotus plans imaging for Notes. (Lotus Development Corp.)
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
HP shrinks drive to 1.3 inches. (Kittyhawk Personal Storage Module)
(Product Announcement)   [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Usage licensing standard raises integrator concerns. (software usage,
computer systems...      [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Technology turned inward improves customer service.
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Integrators seek E-mail management. (electronic mail; Soft-Switch
Inc.'s Electronic...     [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Uniprocessors suit integrators fine. (Technology Focus)
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Tying users together over LANs: groupware expands. (Special Section,
Software Integration...  [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Unix newcomers threaten status quo. (Software Integration
Quarterly)(Unix...       [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Interactive picks Unix integration for its mainstay. (Interactive
Systems Corp.)...        [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
Distributors emphasize imaging solutions.
                         [Systems & Network Integration: June 15 1992]
AT&T boosts 5ESS capacity with new switching module. (the 5ESS-2000)
(News of the Week)                           [Telephony: June 15 1992]
It's not that you do it, but how you do it that counts: ATM evolution
will be a SUPERCOMM highlight...             [Telephony: June 15 1992]
Puerto Rico telco may test foreign ownership issue. (Telefonica Larga
Distancia) (News of the Week)                [Telephony: June 15 1992]
McGowan's death marked by colleagues. (William McGowan) (News of the
Week) (Obituary)                             [Telephony: June 15 1992]
Telco Systems announces ATM platform. (asynchronous transfer mode)
(News of the Week)                           [Telephony: June 15 1992]
AT&T takes SS7 right to customers: its new service could cut local
exchange carriers out of the value-added...  [Telephony: June 15 1992]
Market-based public policy: the remonopolization and reregulation of
the telecommunications industry is what...   [Telephony: June 15 1992]
The thrill of victory: CBS meets its Winter Olympics challenge - and
saves big bucks - through careful...         [Telephony: June 15 1992]
If you build it, will they come? Information service providers say the
market is there. All they need is a way...   [Telephony: June 15 1992]
An inside look at the competition: the cable companies are ready to
play the information services game - and...  [Telephony: June 15 1992]
RHC success in the marketplace hinges on meeting marketing challenges.
(Bell regional holding companies)...         [Telephony: June 15 1992]
RHCs venture into brave new world. (Bell regional holding companies)
(Special Report: The Telcos In...            [Telephony: June 15 1992]
Telemarketing service agencies: Can they lead LECs into information
services? (local exchange...                 [Telephony: June 15 1992]
Operations support communication in a SONET network. (synchronous
optical network)                             [Telephony: June 15 1992]
T-1 maintenance takes a new path: precise remote fault location
reduces HiCap maintenance costs...           [Telephony: June 15 1992]
Surviving today's competitive climate. (ensuring telecommunication
network survivability)                       [Telephony: June 15 1992]
The new challenge for LECs. (local exchange carriers and information
services) (Perspectives) (Column)            [Telephony: June 15 1992]
The best of all worlds: in data, the RHCs discover variety is the
spice of life. (Bell regional holding...     [Telephony: June 15 1992]
LECs get the message. (local exchange carriers)(includes related
article about LECs and the work-at-home...   [Telephony: June 15 1992]
Developing new line of low-priced PC shakes up Compaq; the chairman
went behind chief...           [The Wall Street Journal: June 15 1992]
Canada allows competition in market for long-distance telephone
service.                       [The Wall Street Journal: June 15 1992]
Wealth of information services will pay off in new jobs.
                                     [Los Angeles Times: June 14 1992]
A.T.&T. strike looms as contract talks stall. (Communications Workers
of America amd the International... [The New York Times: June 14 1992]
On the business stage, mixed reviews for Lotus's chief.(Jim P. Manzi
of Lotus Development Corp.)         [The New York Times: June 14 1992]
F.C.C. radio plan draws opposition. (utilities would be forced to cede
communication bands to mobile...    [The New York Times: June 14 1992]
Not ready for Windows or OS/2? Here are training wheels; Norton
Desktop for DOS is both a...        [The New York Times: June 14 1992]
The lure of wireless LANS. (local area networks) (Networking)
                                    [The New York Times: June 14 1992]
Battle for the airwaves (and a potential $12 billion market). (U.S.
Federal Communications...        [San Jose Mercury News: June 14 1992]
Wide spectrum of 'wireless' systems possible. (radio communication)
                                 [San Jose Mercury News: June 14 1992]
Industry finally trying to bring out the personal in PCs.
(microcomputer and software...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 14 1992]
Ethics group draws up computing commandments. (Computer Ethics
Institute)(includes related...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 14 1992]
Digital democracy; Democratic convention will use state-of-the-art
technology. (1992 Democratic...  [San Jose Mercury News: June 14 1992]
Programs aplenty for your laser printer. (Software Review) (Shareware)
(Evaluation)                     [San Jose Mercury News: June 14 1992]
Artists feel more in touch with Painter. (Fractal Design Corp.'s
Fractal Design Painter...        [San Jose Mercury News: June 14 1992]
Canada opens long distance to competition.
                                     [Los Angeles Times: June 13 1992]
Canada ending phone monopoly on long-distance calls. (Canadian
Radio-Television and...             [The New York Times: June 13 1992]
*Introduction. (Software Publishers Association's 's Expectations and
Reality... [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Keynote address 1. (Software Publishers Association's Expectations
and...     [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Keynote address 2. (Software Publishers Association's Expectations
and...     [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Pen-based computing. (Celeste Dunn, Hans Appel and James...
           [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Software excellence awards. (Ziff-Davis Europe grants awards)...
           [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Anti-piracy in Europe. (Robert W. Holleyman) (Software Publishers...
           [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Keynote address 3. (Symantec Corp. chief executive officer Gordon...
           [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Keynote address 4. (Scott Oki) (Software Publishers Association's...
           [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*The press conference. (simultaneous press conferences held in Milan,
Italy...   [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Anti-piracy action. (FAST's Robert Hay) (Software Publishers...
           [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Information access & c/s. (client/server computing; Unix...
           [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*Conclusions. (Software Publishers Association's Expectations and
Reality... [The Computer Conference Analysis Newsletter: June 12 1992]
*NHK develops 40-inch wall-mounted TV. (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Minolta becomes Macintosh seller in Japan. (Apple's Macintosh
microcomputer)                               [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Toshiba quits DAT manufacturing. (digital audio tape)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Australia: NetComm adapting ISDN Mac NuBus card. (NetComm Proprietary
Ltd.)(Apple Macintosh microcomputer)...      [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Editorial: electronic town meetings. (presidential campaigning)
(Editorial)                                  [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Roundup: stories carried by other media this week.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*GainMomentum multimedia will port to Windows NT. (Gain Technology
Inc.'s Gain Momentum multimedia...           [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Software outlook: is mainframe dying? Maybe yes, maybe no. (Software
& Systems Outlook conference panel debate)   [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*UPI saved again, for now. (United Press International Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*International phone update.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*House looks at bills making phone firms liable for fraud. (U.S. House
of Representatives)                          [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Cellular industry gives thumbs-up to CDMA. (Code Division Multiple
Access digital cellular standard)            [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*New for PC: Softway PenDOS extensions for screen dev't system.
(Software Inc.'s Hi-Screen Pro II program... [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Broderbund nabs PC Globe, company delighted. (Broderbund Software
Inc. acquires PC Globe Inc.)                 [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Synon speeds software migration to AS/400 platform. (Synon Gateway
computer-aided software engineering...       [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*New for networks: Ethernet switching for intelligent hubs. (Synoptics
Communications Inc.'s LattisNet 3000...      [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Moves to improve US-Japan technical relations. (KTI Semiconductor
Ltd. opens wafer fabrication plant)          [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*New for networks: Ungermann Bass departmental hub. (Ungermann-Bass'
Access/Hub network hub) (Product...          [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*New for PC: Runtime for Windowbase 1.5. (Software Products
International Inc.'s data base management... [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Symantec buys further into programmer's tool market. (Symantec Corp.
acquires MultiScope Inc. and The...          [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*EC opens leased phone line market. (European Community)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Correction: top company BCE's revenue C$19,884 million. (Correction
Notice)                                      [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Review of: Apple Macintosh PowerBook 140. (Hardware Review) (Apple's
Macintosh PowerBook 140 portable computer... [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Wang sues Japanese SIMM vendors. (single in-line memory module) (Wang
Laboratories Inc.)                           [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Systemhouse, BCE, Bell Canada call it off. (SHL Systemhouse Inc.,
Bell Canada Enterprises Inc. and Bell...     [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Canadian long-distance decision expected today.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*IBM unveils 486SLC2 chip, offers upgrades. (IBM's 486SLC2
microprocessor) (Product Announcement)       [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Compaq to announce new models today. (Compaq's ProLinea
microcomputers, Contura portable...          [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Microsoft comfortable with 4Q earnings estimates.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*New for Macintosh: Personal Press 2.0 from Aldus. (Aldus Corp.'s
Personal Press 2.0 desktop publishing...     [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
*Media Vision files countersues Creative. (Creative Technologies Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 12 1992]
Competition to invade Canada's market for long-distance public phone
service.                       [The Wall Street Journal: June 12 1992]
User doubts plague Whitehall IT sell-off. (information technology)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Suppliers see trouble in Whitehall FM deals. (facilities management)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
West warms to Russian imports. (Cocom to establish informal dialog
with Russia)                           [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Borland backs OS2 but stalls on applications. (Borland International,
OS/2 2.0 operating system)             [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Should Microsoft be first against the wall? (Opinion) (Column)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Teaming up with users. (Management) (Column)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Tokyo: outlook. (the Taiwanese computer industry) (Column)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Bowing to user demand. (Special Report: IBM Midrange)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Dealing with disaster. (Management: Disaster Recovery)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Spoilt for choice. (choosing a database)(Software: Databases)
                                       [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
The all-singing, all-dancing PCs. (the pros and cons of setting up a
multimedia microcomputer base)(PCs...  [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
Book boost for computer users. (Prentice Hall's BCS Practitioner
Series)                                [Computer Weekly: June 11 1992]
The path to concurrent design. (Technology Briefing) (Column)
                                     [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
JFET/BJT-input IC op amp handles varied signals. (bipolar-injunction
transistors, integrated circuit)...  [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
CFI framework standards get put to the test. (CAD Framework Initiative
Inc.'s Release 1.0 Pilot Program)    [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
FPGA software reduces die overhead with no speed loss. (Actel Design
Generator, a...                      [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
DAC reveals signs of a maturing EDA industry; this year's show focuses
on how to effectively use the...     [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
Trio of op amps handle milliwatts to kilowatts. (use design and
processing to bring power highs...   [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
Detect/correct errors to improve data reliability; expanding memory
intensity makes choosing and...      [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
Development tools adapt to new devices; enhancements in
microprocessors are driving...       [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
Develop large-scale embedded designs; switching from 8-bit to 32-bit
projects involves more than just...  [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
Comm controller handles 8 channels simultaneously; multiprotocol
controller chip for telecom and...   [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
Career survey; shorter time to market and designing for higher quality
has changed how engineers work...    [Electronic Design: June 11 1992]
*Phillips Publishing. (libel claim by National Life Insurance Co.
dismissed) (News...      [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*Reuters Holdings. (reaches out-of-court settlement with Australian
Associated Press...      [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*The National Assn. for Information Services. (M. Blake Barker new
chairman) (News...       [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*Exit Robertson, Enter Charney: UPI savior search continues. (Pat
Robertson abandons...    [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*Quotron, ADP lose Dean Witter Reynolds account. (Dean Witter opts for
ILX Systems)             [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*Barclay's - up and coming in legal publishing. (Barclay's Law
Publishers)              [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*Broderbund to buy PC Globe for $1.5 million.
                         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*Ziff-Davis divisionalizes. (Ziff-Davis Publishing)
                         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*Calendar. (Interact92 and CD-I Publishers Conference) (Brief Article)
                         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
*K-III buys Performing Arts Directory. (K-III Communications Corp.)
                         [Information Industry Bulletin: June 11 1992]
Big money in tiny chips; LSI Logic is mining a new vein in
application-specific computer...     [Los Angeles Times: June 11 1992]
A high-tech marriage that computes. (proposed DEC/HP merger)
(Innovation) (Column)                [Los Angeles Times: June 11 1992]
What to look for in a new hard disk. (Computer File) (Column)
                                     [Los Angeles Times: June 11 1992]
*SIA predicts strong year for US semiconductor industry.
(Semiconductor Industry Association)         [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*NCube intros new low-cost-per-megaflop supercomputers. (NCube 2S)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*VIM -- cross-platform mail, messaging standard available. (Vendor
Independent Messaging Interface...           [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Silver Cloud Chooser replacement for networked Mac users. (AG Group's
Silver Cloud network management software)... [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Seiko-Epson stops PC production in Singapore.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Japan: low-cost fax machine debuts. (Alexel's Navi Connection)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Japan: IBM open architecture software developed. (Open Vision)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*ClearPoint intros low-cost RS/6000 memory board. (ClearPoint Research
Corp.'s IMME-6KC) (Product Announcement)     [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Australia: RMIT asks industry to use its supercomputers. (Royal
Melbourne Institute of Technology)           [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Australia: doubts over completion of taxonomy database. (Sydney Royal
Botanic Gardens)                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Australian system helps cut company mail fraud. (bar code system)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Robertson backs off from UPI. (Pat Robertson's intended takeover of
United Press International Inc.)             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*California approves low cellular rates for handicapped. (Bay Area
Cellular Telephone Co.'s Enable-Link)        [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*In Flight wins contract with Saudi Airline. (In-Flight Phone
International)                               [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Toshiba cuts 17-inch monitor prices. (Toshiba America Consumer
Products Inc.'s P17CU01, P17CM01, P17CS01)   [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Dell announces 3.6 pound notebook PC. (Dell Computer Corp.'s 320SLi)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Software Spectrum offers electronic software distrib pkg. (Software
Spectrum introduces Diamond computer...      [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Great Plains will support Unixware. (Great Plains Software Inc.'s
accounting software ports to UNIX)           [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*IBM sues leasing company over memory cards. (Phoenix Computer
Associates)                                  [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*CA closes Nantucket buyout. (Computer Associates International Inc.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*IBM, Lexmark get injunction in cartridge case. (Lasertek)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*New for PC: neural network add-in for 1-2-3. (Talon Development's)
(Product Announcement)                       [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*New for PC: Success is 1-2-3 graphics add-in. (PC Publishing's
presentation software package) (Product...   [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Govt price review on UK telecoms prices causes stir. (Oftel regulates
British Telecommunications PLC price rises)  [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Olivetti signs Netware integration deal with Novell.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
*Autodesk's new pres takes leave for cancer surgery. (Carol Bartz)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 11 1992]
Northern Telecom unveils videoconferencing system. (Northern Telecom
Ltd. introduces VISIT...         [San Jose Mercury News: June 11 1992]
Low-profile programs help PCs deliver high performance. (One Button
Mail electronic-mail...        [The Wall Street Journal: June 11 1992]
EDA's misguided ECUs. (Cadence CEO Joe Costello's views on the
European electronic design...       [Electronics Weekly: June 10 1992]
Europe in danger of losing out to Asia. (trends in the semiconductor
industry)                           [Electronics Weekly: June 10 1992]
The art of making decisions. (design models)
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 10 1992]
Getting results from simulation.
                                    [Electronics Weekly: June 10 1992]
*Australia: NEC laser printer with 100 TrueType fonts. (NEC
Information Systems Australia's...           [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Australia: Western Computer enters ICL distribution deal.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Australia: ITI in research deal with Queensland Univ. (Information
Technology International)                    [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Australia: computerized mapping helps save koalas. (Genamap
geographic information system)               [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Australian phone charges above OECD average. (Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development)        [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Ingres pushes itself into Asia; wins India/Indonesia orders.
(Asiatech)                                   [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*India: Sanyo and BPL in design collaboration deal. (Sanyo Electric
Company Ltd., BPL Systems)                   [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Infonet hosts first Global Network Briefing. (Infonet Services Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Motorola & Steelcase to develop office wireless tech.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*International phone update.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Dueling studies in Washington Bell fight.
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Microsoft Windows selling strong in UK. (Microsoft Windows 3.1
graphical user interface)                    [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Cellular phones still selling in UK, despite recession. (Vodafone
Group Ltd.)                                  [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Europe prepares for multi-national telecoms services. (Unisource
telecommunications service supplier)         [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Turkey leapfrogs ahead in mobile phone services. (Motorola Inc. signs
deal with Netas and SGS Profilo)             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Czech computer wiz arrested in $1m bank scam. (Czech State Savings
Bank)                                        [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Lotus emphasizes work groups, communications. (Lotus Development
Corp.)                                       [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*New for PC: Lotus SmartPak for Windows 1-2-3. (add-in/on software for
spreadsheet) (Product Announcement)          [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*DEC updates e-mail, provides cc:Mail integration. (MailWorks
Postmaster 2.0 electronic mail system)...    [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Lotus to use Ace database tech in Windows LotusWorks. (Lotus
Development Corp. signs licensing deal...    [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*DEC acquires 800-Software. (software and computer accessories
distributor)                                 [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*NetManage updates product to Windows Sockets specs. (introduces
NEWT-SDK program development software)...    [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Crosscomm adds Novell IPX support to ILAN. (router)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Frontier Technologies supports WinSock. (Super-TCP for Windows 2.0
network software)                            [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Cray Research to sponsor Smithsonian computer award. (Computerworld
Smithsonian Awards)                          [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Intergraph announces CAD link for Windows. (computer-aided design)
(Microstation Nexus 5.0 data conversion...   [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Zenith Data Systems to break even, may leave ACE. (Advanced Computer
Environment)                                 [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Pen Pal changes software name, expands platforms. (Pen Pal Associates
Inc.'s Power Pen Pal program development...  [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Zenith announces 40 new PCs and monitors. (Zenith Data Systems Corp.)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
*Ad Lib goes out of business, unidentified cos to buy. (companies)
                                             [Newsbytes: June 10 1992]
Even Apple t-shirts cost big bucks in Japan. (corporate logo clothing
sells well in Japan...           [San Jose Mercury News: June 10 1992]
Federal jury deliberates long battle between Intel, Advanced Micro
Devices. (Intel Corp.'s...     [The Wall Street Journal: June 10 1992]
MCI founder McGowan is dead at 64; the entrepreneur's challenge to ATT
forced its breakup. (William...       [Los Angeles Times: June 9 1992]
*Plug'N'Go ascends power curve: new marketing and support channel
formed for AS/400 9402s. (IBM)         [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*HP mounts charge on data center: claims new systems' cost of
ownership is fraction of 3090s and...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*The quest of Somerset: Apple/IBM/Motorola christen design center,
reveal PowerPC plans. (Somerset...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*OPN pathway to midrange databases. (OPN Systems International,
OPNAccess/Data Access Library)...      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Platinum extends tape system capabilities. (Platinum Systems enhances
PlatinumStations subsystems for...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Portable power lights Sun Data: on-site generating capabilities adds
to disaster recovery offerings for...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Leasing for software: NSF promotes leasing as a way to sell into
organizations with budgetary...        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*ASNA Cs WordPerfect to the AS/400: compiler produced faster program,
easier port for word processing...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*CA delineates pricing options: initiated by customer demand,
five-part program augmented by...      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Synon reveals redevelopment plans: CAE provider also intends to build
a code generator for AIX platform...   [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*CIO report card: survey indicates CIOs experiencing the squeeze form
both ends. (chief information...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Multimedia for the masses. (IBM negotiating with Time Warner Inc. on
multimedia project)                    [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Best of breed: PowerOpen members reveal progress of the PowerPC
design. (Somerset design center...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*IBM signs FileNet: company to OEM RS/6000 platforms for use with
document-image processing tool...      [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Windows NT boards Alpha: Microsoft and DEC work together to implement
operating system aboard DEC's Alpha... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Can't stop the presses: Greenwood finds a global solution by
partnering the RS/6000 with a book...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Klein Tools reflects on disaster recovery: manufacturer upgrades
AS/400 while implementing mirroring... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*A la banque. (Arkansas Systems) (Company Profile)
                                       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Peering into the dark. (microprocessor innovations) (Editorial)
                                       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Clip & save guide for managers: how to get your employees to want to
learn. (includes related articles...   [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*More bang for the buck. (computer-based training now viable for many
fields) (Training)(includes related... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Lean on me. (Midrange Information System's Object Mirroring System
back-up system for IBM AS/400...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*First SAA APPN end node delivered. (Systems Network Architecture,
Advanced Peer-to-Peer...               [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Living in a material world. (Advanced Material Requirements Planning
Systems decision support software...   [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*The manager's role in creative IS leadership. (Information
Systems)(developing a creative team)   [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Comdex: too big for its britches? (Comdex, Chicago, 1992)
                                       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Searching for the speech recognition holy grail. (telephone systems
are first to integrate speech...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Report just in. (Computer Technology Research Corp.'s Inside IBM:
Technologies and Strategies for the... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Links to print. (Genicom Corp.'s Genilink network software for the
Genicom 71770 laser printer) (Brief... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Leader of the PAC. (Anderson Consulting's MAC-PAC 7.0 computer-aided
manufacturing software for the IBM...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Networking challenges. (KnowledgeNet Inc.'s Net/Wrk400) (Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Developing assistance. (Michaels, ross and cole offers consulting
services for its mrc-Productivity...   [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Sooner than possible. (Kratzer Software AS/AP/Entry search software)
(Brief Article) (Product Announcement) [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Cost containment. (MET International's containment units for
computers and components) (Brief...    [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Transceiver test. (Allied Telesis' AT-210TS 10BaseT micro
transceiver) (Brief Article)...        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Back to basics. (Databasic Inc.'s's Executive system management
software for IBM's AS/400...           [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Voice of many. (Parity Software Development's Vos terminal emulation
modules) (Brief Article)               [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Lattice work. (Lattice Inc.'s RPG II development System 4.0 program
development software) (Brief...        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Speaking in tongues. (Andyne Computing adds Apple Macintosh
compatibility tom its Graphical...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Helping Synon. (Redmond Technologies Inc.'s YXGEN program development
software add-in for Synon/2E)...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Taxation. (AVP Systems adds System/38 compatibility to its Sales/Use
Tax System tax calculation...          [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*It's a big world. (J.D. Edwards' World CASE/Development Environment
computer-aided software engineering... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Getting newsy. (U.S. Computer Maintenance's free newsletter, USC
Dispatch) (Brief Article)              [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Good to go. (Computer Resources and Technology's Power-Up software
for IBM's AS/400 9402 D02 Plug'N'Go... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Curious nature. (Cognos' PowerHouse InQuizitive report writing
software) (Brief Article) (Product...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Active hub. (Patton Electronics Co.'s 457 AllStar computer network
hub) (Brief Article) (Product...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*In the mail. (Britz Publishing Inc.'s Mailbox2 electronic mail system
for the System/36 and the IBM...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Presto proto. (Ampersand's Presto AS/400 prototyping software for
AS/400 applications) (Brief...         [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Punch in. (Computer Recovery Inc.'s Time Cloc human resources
management software for the IBM...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Remote control. (Bug Busters' Remote Software Facility 3.0
communications software for IBM...     [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*MAU extended. (Andrew's 16Mbyte extended distance 9328 MAU) (Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Twinax entry. (Lee Data Corp.'s 3010 twinax controller peripheral
controller) (Brief Article)...         [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Moving over. (DCS Corp. markets Unibol's Unibol migration tool for
System/36 users moving to IBM...       [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Jeweled interface. (Datalogix's interface for Global Enterprise
Manufacturing Management System and... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*CASE connection. (Interleaf's CASEconnect program development
software) (Brief Article) (Product...  [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Over the bridge. (SynOptics Communications Inc.'s new Token-Ring
LattisNet 2715 and 2705 intelligent... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Quick reduction. (QMS Inc.'s new network interface and price
reduction on its QMS-PS 2000...        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Upgrade set. (System Software Associates Inc. upgrades AS/SET
computer-aided software engineering... [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*Converter series. (Pacific Power Source Corp.'s MS-Series AC
converter) (Brief Article)             [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
*On the retreat; computer shares fall as strong selling sets Dow back.
(Brief Article)                        [MIDRANGE Systems: June 9 1992]
Battle looms over paying to rewire U.S. for phones; rate rises sought
now for decades-long work.           [The New York Times: June 9 1992]
William McGowan is dead at 64; led MCIs challenge to A.T.&T. (MCI
Communications Corp.) (Obituary)     [The New York Times: June 9 1992]
Technology adds a personal touch. (The 1992 Campaign: Media)
                                     [The New York Times: June 9 1992]
Space, time and dissectable frogs. (Animated Relativity, educational
software from the Multimedia...      [The New York Times: June 9 1992]
Zenith Data introducing new models: features added to line of personal
computers. (Product Announcement)    [The New York Times: June 9 1992]
Disk drive is introduced by Hewlett: device is said to be the world's
smallest. (The Hewlett-Packet Co...  [The New York Times: June 9 1992]
Following an industry legend at MCI. (Bert C. Roberts Jr. is now the
president and CEO at MCI...          [The New York Times: June 9 1992]
*Quebec info tech companies receive awards. (La Federation de
l'Informatique du Quebec)                     [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Allied Telesis intros intelligent hub. (Allied Telesis AT-3612T)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Sun and Labtam Australia in X terminal development deal. (Sun
Microsystems Inc.)                            [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Microcom offers Carbon Copy for Windows promo.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*More details on MCI Mail network changes. (MCI Communications Corp.'s
electronic mail service)                      [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Pen-Based Expo slated for Sept 21 to 23 in LA. (Digital Consulting
Inc.)                                         [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Meade intros high-speed photo image archiving. (Meade Data Central's
Photoview image processing software)...       [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Mac-in-DOS supports Windows 3.1. (Pacific Micro's Mac-in-DOS 2.0
emulation software) (Product Announcement)    [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*New for Mac: Logitech's Kidz Mouse for children. (pointing device)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Multimedia upgrade for Harvard Graphics for Windows. (Software
Publishing Corp.'s Harvard Graphics for...    [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Norton Backup 2.0 for Windows offers tape backup. (Symantec Corp.)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*"LotusWorld" opens with talks by Manzi, MIT experts. (Lotus
Development Corp.'s Jim Manzi)                [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*AT&T unions start job action. (Communications Workers of America)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*MCI Chairman William McGowan dies. (MCI Communications Corp.)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*GTE Airfone intros info services.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Sun to co-market Coral FraudBuster system. (Sun Microsystems Inc.'s
Home Location Register, FraudBuster)          [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Indian terminal manufacturer sets up UK operations. (VXL)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*UK: Lotus 1-2-3 for Unix version 1.2 to debut. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s spreadsheet software) (Product...     [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Artisoft triples UK operations staff.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Hewlett-Packard unveils industry's first 1.3-inch drive. (Kittyhawk)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*"Software & Systems Outlook" lets attendees access CEOs.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Prime Computer plans stock offering/name change. (name change to
Computervision)                               [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Some US Robotics modems upgradable to 28.8 Kbps.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Optionware intros Spanish business mgt PC pkg. (Data Dex - Espanol
executive information system) (Product...     [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*True Basic introduces Student Edition. (programming development
software) (Product Announcement)              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Fast Windows printing w/o printer memory, cartridges. (Lasermaster
Technologies Inc.'s LPV printer expansion...  [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Autodesk announces AutoCAD 12, new direction. (computer-aided design
software) (Product Announcement)              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Apple sales rise in Hungary.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Japan: automatic Mac letter writing program developed. (Catena
Group's Ambassador) (Product Announcement)    [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
*Japan: low-cost IBM-compatible DOS/V PC debuts. (Tandon Corp.'s
Option) (Product Announcement)                [Newsbytes: June 9 1992]
H-P introduces 1.3-inch mini disk drive. (Kittyhawk Personal Storage
Module) (Business) (Product...    [San Jose Mercury News: June 9 1992]
MCI chief McGowan dies at 64. (MCI Communications Corp.'s William G.
McGowan) (includes related...     [San Jose Mercury News: June 9 1992]
Computer use by illiterates grows at work. (Information Age) (Column)
                                [The Wall Street Journal: June 9 1992]
Technology. (Column)
                                [The Wall Street Journal: June 9 1992]
Software can help you plan your retirement. (five retirement-planning
software packages: Retire...    [The Wall Street Journal: June 9 1992]
Developers reveal heartier SNMP. (Simple Network Management
Protocol)(includes related...        [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Multimedia apps to use switched-56. (Northern Telecom Inc.'s Visual
Interactive Technologies...          [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
IBM router an underachiever? (the 6611 Network Processor)
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Compaq cuts prices, upgrades servers. (Systempro servers)
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Airfare war strains data, voice nets.
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Users hash out ISDN problems. (the North American ISDN Users' Forum)
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Software to propel DCE into solaris orbit; third-party product will
link OSF & Sun environments...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
New Fibermux hub to bolster backbone speeds with ATM.
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Unix E-mail gateways unveiled. (Soft*Switch Inc.'s Enterprise Mail
Exchange and Enterprise Mail...      [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
IBM trades in OfficeVision/2 for Lotus' cc:Mail & Notes.
(OfficeVision/2 LAN office...        [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Net General unwraps Sniffer for FDDI. (Network General Corp.'s Sniffer
protocol analyzer, Fiber...          [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
IBM & Parallan partner on servers. (Parallan Computer Inc.,
superservers)                        [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
How to avoid power problems. (Perspective) (Column)
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Making X.400 march in step; X.400 may be OSI's biggest asset, but
issues remain for users trying to... [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
Selecting management systems to test SNMP-based products. (Simple
Network Management Protocol)(SNMP... [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
SNMP at the hub of today's nets; hubs can be managed well with SNMP,
but conflicting traffic reports...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 8 1992]
*Random walks: enthusiasm for deals involving data communications and
software resulted in a near-record...   [Computer Letter: June 8 1992]
*ComputerLetter's quarterly venture capital survey. (first quarter
1992)                                   [Computer Letter: June 8 1992]
WordPerfect eyes IPO, new distribution pacts. (initial public
offering)                        [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
IBM queries channel on direct response; resellers eyed for
fulfillment.                     [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
No signs of relief ahead in raging price battle; fueling the fire: IBM
plans cuts, as others...         [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Support slips for Landa's NETWERC. (Local Area Network Dealers
Association's training...        [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Borland placates skeptics: commitment endures. (Borland International
Inc. soothes concerns of...      [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Another channel deal for IE's Sanford? (Intelligent Electronics Inc.
Chairman Dick Sanford...         [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Sun shifts ties with two chains. (Sun Microsystems Inc. tightens its
dealer channel)                  [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Apple to align with Kodak. (Backup: firm to meet service, support
requirements of VARs)            [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Forces reshape CAD market; VARs view mergers as key to thwarting
competition. (computer-aided...  [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Avcom, EDS sign pact to pursue verticals; forces reshape CAD market.
(Electronic Data Systems Corp... [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Claris bets on cross-platform FileMaker Pro. (Windows version due in
Fall 1992)                       [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Acer, Smith Corona end joint venture. (Acer America Corp. and Smith
Corona Corp. cease joint...      [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Keep the faith in IE, despite decline. (Intelligent Electronics Inc.
stock drops) (Window on Wall...  [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Random to buy Entre site; reseller gets last IE-owned store, retreats
from Dallas. (Random Access...   [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Tech Data logs 95% surge in 1Q profits to $3.9M. (Tech Data Corp.)
                                 [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Vendors split FDDI market; specs group addresses short-term needs in
cabling. (Fiber Distributed...   [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Motorola adds server; offers upgradable modular systems. (Product
Announcement)                    [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Looking overseas for opportunities; vendors tap into need for reliable
power. (Special section...       [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
VARs invest in training; time, money spent to keep sales forces 'in
the know'.(value-added...        [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
User gives the green light; transportation department installs repair
tracking system. (New York...    [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
IBM introduces PS/2 Server 295; vendor to certify Business Partners.
(Product Announcement)           [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Oracle USA ranks reshuffled. (Sharper strategy: domestic operations
beefed up)                       [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Autodesk preps release 12; Bartz will focus on CAD strategy. (new
Autodesk Inc. Chairman and...    [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
IBM to sell non-IBM clones; systems will be for sale in Canada,
Europe.                          [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
IBM unbundles peripherals; taps resellers, distributors in common
distribution pact.               [Computer Reseller News: June 8 1992]
Metering tool offers tiered pricing relief; software could help shift
to usage-based model. (Proginet Corp...   [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
IBM kills OfficeVision LAN; offers users simple migration path to
Lotus' Notes, CC:Mail software...         [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Pentagon wields IS strategic weapon. (information systems) (includes a
related article on expectations for...    [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
FBI seeks right to tap all net services; proposal would require
public, private networks to have call...  [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Apple to offer pen functions across Mac line; Snap-on System 7.0
extension will add built-in character...  [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Paradox for Windows challenges developers. (Borland International Inc.
finds it is not easy to migrate its...    [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
ISSC scores healthy contract; hospital group forecasts $8 million
savings under outsourcing plan...         [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Sun's Solaris to access broad network services. (SunSoft Inc. adds
ability to integrate networking...        [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
IBM, Microsoft battle rages on; users unfazed by outcome of
controversy over firms'...                [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Dell offers 3.6-pound, 386SL-based notebook. (Dell Computer Corp.
introduces the 320SLI notebook...         [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Plan considered to split debt-laden Prime in two. (Prime Computer
Inc.) (includes a related article on...   [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Oracle hires consultant to steer sales. (Raymond J. Lane to head
Oracle USA sales division)                [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
SoftSwitch shows off distributed E-mail; according to users, backbone
will allow them to send a broader mix...  [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Interoperability testing of FDDI products surges. (Fiber Distributed
Data Interface)                           [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Cincom users praise database moves. (Cincom Systems Inc. bridges the
gap between old and new database...       [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Tackling super software challenge; Intel supercomputer packs
processing punch, but programming for...  [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Hackers aren't the real enemy.
                                          [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
A bitter taste of real world. (information systems support issues)
(Commentary) (Column)                     [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Intel moves into OverDrive; pricing as well as ease of modular upgrade
lauded by potential users. (Intel...      [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Something on your mind? Macs open for discussion. (Articulate Systems
Inc.'s Voice Navigator SW allows...       [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Acer PACs a bundle into activity center. (The Acer Group's Personal
Activity Center)                          [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Reach extends its links between E-mail apps. (Reach Software Corp. to
ship Mailman 2.0 and Personal Mailman)... [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Users gain influence at X/Open; will use annual survey to extract
product delivery dates from vendors...    [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Fast action, not luck, puts casino on a roll. (Foxwoods Casino's
information systems) (includes a...       [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Vendors unite to extend net management standards. (Internet
Engineering Task Force)                   [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Federal computer systems still vulnerable; report warns of
Internet-type disaster if government...   [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
DEC software positions VAX as backup for IBM mainframe. (Digital
Equipment Corp. introduces DEC SNA...     [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Router vendors vie for top performance; Cisco slips in some categories
but maintains overall consistency...      [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Rabbit gateways gain IS clout with administrative features. (Rabbit
Software Corp. introduces adds...         [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Red Cross' revamp slowly takes shape; installation of new systems in
52 blood centers not expected until...    [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Nynex data storage strategy saves millions. (Nynex Corp.)
                                          [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
ITT Hartford struts spreadsheet solution; with 1-2-3 for All-In-1,
more users can access spreadsheet...      [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Sungard takes over Labor's outsourcing, replaces Boeing. (Sungard
Computer Services Inc. wins two...        [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
DEC jumps into Unix pool with file server. (Digital Equipment Corp.
introduces StorageServer 100...           [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Tools ease pen-based PC programming. (new tools available for
developing pen-based applications)        [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Control tool targets Unix sites. (Softool Corp. releases CCC/Manager
2.0) (Product Announcement)               [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Software and business redesign. (Commentary)
                                          [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
MRP II: out with the old .... (Manufacturing resource planning)
(includes a related article on two...     [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Change of heart in process; think about it. (maybe it's time to
rethink your business processes) (part... [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Available: real-time EDI, multiplant functions, more. (Electronic Data
Interchange) (part of a special...        [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Furniture maker uses MRP II to cut lead time. (part of a special
Product Spotlight on MRP II)              [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Manufacturer puts end to 'we'll call you back'. (International Flavors
and Fragrances uses MRP II software to... [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
How to negotiate the right price. (selecting MRP software) (includes a
related article with examples of money... [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Medusa, Unigraphics share top CAD billing. (computer-aided
design)(includes a related article on...  [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Outsourcing for novices; CIOs reveal their secrets for successfully
farming out functions. (includes...       [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Touchdown! IS directors to score big in emerging role as user team
coach. (includes a related article on...  [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Barnett banks on IS merger; company eyes IS savings from planned
acquisition of First Florida...           [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Industry organizations go beyond schmoozing to attract new blood.
(incentives offered for information...    [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
Sturdy PCs built to take beating; only some models are designed for
rough treatment and harsh weather.        [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
3,700 depart in DEC retirement plan. (Digital Equipment Corp.)
                                          [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
IBM investment reaps high-end servers. (purchases minority stake in
Parallan Computer Inc.)                   [Computerworld: June 8 1992]
*Sun eyes server market with release of 10 series. (Sun Microsystems
Inc introduces SPARCstation 10)        [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*ITAC cites info industry crisis. (Information Technology Association
of Canada)                             [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*PC vendors get anxious as feds begin benchmarks. (massive evaluation
of microcomputer equipment...          [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*A look into Bell Labs. (Special Report) (Company Profile)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Outsourcing wave hits the oil patch. (outsourcing agreement between
Imperial Oil Ltd. and Digital...       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Ontario firm benefits from feds' security needs. (Ahearn & Soper
Inc.) (Brief Article)                  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*National Defence contract worth $200,000 to Encore. (Encore Computer
Ltd.) (Brief Article)                  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Merger has worked, NCR boss says. (NCR Corp. Chmn and CEO Gill
Williamson) (Brief Article)            [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*IBM Canada denies takeover claim. (Brief Article)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Quebec government turns deaf ear as Ad Lib shuts. (Ad Lib Inc.
declares bankruptcy)                   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*PenMagic founder crusades for pen-software. (Norm Francis)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Twain to become inputting standard. (standard jointly developed by
Aldus Corp., Caere Corp., HP...        [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Is the handheld computer mightier than the pen? (Patrick Taylor of
Compulys Data Inc. argues for...       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Handhelds built for commercial market starting to gain momentum,
study finds. (hand-held computers)     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Why outsourcing? (Perspective) (Editorial)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Roundtable: workstations. (Perspective) (Brief Article)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Letters to the Editor. (Perspective) (Brief Article) (Letter to the
Editor)                                [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*IBM dropped for loss. (Platform) (Column)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Skills crisis revisited. (Management) (Column)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Olivetti's man from Milan. (profile of Olivetti Canada Ltd. CEO Mark
De Simone)                             [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Data General taking cautious route to RISC. (Data General Corp.'s
senior vice president Thomas West...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*The peripherals debate: one box does it all? (multifunction
peripherals)                           [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*IBM's target: the MTV generation. (IBM Personal Systems General
Manager James Cannavino)               [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Wireless network gives pen PCs boost. (Ericsson GE Mobile
Communications Canada Inc. releases... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Optical 3.5-inch disk drives. (seven optical disk drives are
reviewed) (NSTL) (Hardware Review)...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*IBM details look of 'coming soon' offerings. (Product Announcement)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*CJ10 unit performs dual role. (Canon Canada Inc.'s Canon CJ10 Desktop
Color Bubble Jet Copier) (Brief...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*SCO eyes high-end DOS user with Desktop 2. (Santa Cruz Operations
Inc.'s Open Desktop 2.0 operating...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Changing roles, goals and the EUC manager. (end-user computing)
(Viewpoint) (Column)                   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*End-users cautious as vendors fight it out. (data base software
companies ready for a competitive...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Microsoft delivers substantial improvement. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Microsoft Excel 4.0 spreadsheet...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Low-cost software brings Mac users into DOS. (file conversion and
emulation software)(Apple Macintosh... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*The greening of ancient DOS-based apps. (Alpha Software Corp.'s Alpha
RPL) (Resident Programming...          [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Freelance and Number Nine put to the test. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
Freelance Graphics for Windows and...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Powerful think tank has been put into a PC. (Fisher Idea Systems'
IdeaFisher package for...              [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Lines blur in 'the battle of the boxes.' (workstations and
microcomputers)                        [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Research consortium probes seismic secrets. (University of Calgary's
Lithoprobe Seismic Processing...       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Market still going strong despite recession. (the Canadian
workstation market; Evans Research...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Migration to workstations won't displace PCs.
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Upgrades provide an alternative path to power.
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Digital media: changing the way we communicate. (Silicon Graphics
Inc. develops digital media-capable... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Billing system will cut mobile costs in B.C. (British Columbia; ISM
B.C. Tel Mobility Cellular, AGT...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Bell, Cantel envision the PCN. (BCE Mobile Communications Inc. and
Cantel Mobile Communications...        [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*VSATs in Canada: a status report. (very small aperture terminals)
                                       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Ungermann blasts networking firms. (Ungermann-Bass CEO Ralph
Ungermann)                             [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Courses take mystery out of networking. (Lancom Technologies'
training courses for Novell Inc.'s...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Bell, Cisco enter into partnership. (Bell Canada and Cisco Systems
Canada Ltd. partnership to supply...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*AT&T to manufacture in Canada. (site to produce circuit packs for
FT-2000 lightwave system) (Brief...    [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Norstan completes acquisition. (Norstan Canada Inc. acquires IBM
Canada Ltd.'s division for...          [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Another CGI centre to open in Quebec City. (CGI Group Inc. to open
connectivity center) (Brief Article)   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*WATS service expands into United States. (Bell Canada's wide area
telephone service) (Brief Article)     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Multi-year contract for Teleglobe. (Teleglobe Insurance Systems' five
year pact with Canada Life Casualty... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Ascom Timeplex offers BBS. (the Ascom Timeplex Users Network
Interchange electronic bulletin...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Company benefits from telecom system overhaul. (Societe de
l'assurance automobile du Quebec...    [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Standardization within organizations 'a must.' (organizational
electronic mail strategies) (Column)   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Amperif adds 288 MB cache storage to line. (Amperif Corp. introduces
the 8300 series of mass storage...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Memorex offering 6.8 GB storage for AS/400 users. (Memorex Telex Inc.
introduces the 3936 Model 40...        [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*TI's 1500 MP designed for Unix and Pick users. (Texas Instruments
Inc. introduces the model 150...       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Dataram intros 64-MB upgrade for HP workstation. (Dataram introduces
the DR9700D/64 expansion board for...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*TVM monitors targeted at CAD and CAM sites. (TVM Video and Monitor
Canada Inc. introduces the 6A and...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*KOM jukebox supports all HP optical systems.(Kom Inc. releases
Optiserver device driver)(Brief...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*NEC's printer uses Motorola 68000 processor. (NEC Technologies Canada
introduces the Silentwriter 95...      [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Wang adds eight IBM PCs to line as part of deal. (Wang Canada Ltd.
introduces a series of eight...        [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Sterling system designed for multi-user sites. (Sterling Software
introduces the Sterling Developer...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Cybermation offering operates in MVS centres. (Cybermation Inc.
introduces ESP Encore data center...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Counter sales module aimed at high-end items. (Syspro Impact Software
Inc. introduces Counter Sales...       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*30 new features added to AS/Set CASE tool line. (System Software
Associates releases AS/SET ADK 2.1...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*32-bit application will run on NT and Windows 3.1. (Microsoft Canada
Inc. introduces Win32s program...      [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Product enables users to generate their own reports. (Cognos Inc.
introduces PowerHouse InQuizitive...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Netron bridge imports design, analysis data. (Netron Inc. introduces
CAPlink to Bachman)(Brief Article)...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Router integrates both Token Ring and Ethernet. (Gandalf Technologies
Inc.'s AR 7422 access router)(Brief... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Security solution gives managers low-cost option. (3Com Canada Inc.'s
LAN security architecture for...       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Switched network modem designed for office setting. (General DataComm
Ltd.'s General DataComm DeskTop 424... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Converter eases twisted-pair adds on to the network. (Brief Article)
(Product Announcement)                 [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Dial-up modem operates over normal lines. (the 656 Quadra Pump
dial-up 56,000 bits-per-second...      [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Octel announces voice application product range. (Octel
Communications Corp.'s 14...           [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Remark delivers voice to the PC Windows desktop. (Simpact Associates
Inc.'s Remark voice integration...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Software gives networks added security feature. (Network Systems
Corp.'s network control software...    [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Basic, advanced programs aimed at Unix and DOS. (Rabbit Software
Corp.'s formal classroom training...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Centre offers IT seminar courses in education labs. (Ryerson
Polytechnical Institute information... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Association gives lecture series on computer issues. (Association for
Computer Machinery releases...         [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Business finance, graphics taught on Windows. (Prentice Hall Computer
Publishing's First Book of...          [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Lotus: taking notes on the first decade: introducing the first
'killer' PC application: Lotus...      [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Risks and rewards in the '90s. (computer industry) (Lotus Advertising
Supplement)                            [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Notes delivers on productivity promise. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
Lotus Notes office automation...       [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Apple forms myriad alliances to exceed user expectations. (Apple
Computer Inc.'s relationships with...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Cognos's PowerPlay teams with Lotus Notes to deliver powerful data.
(Cognos Inc.' PowerPlay executive...   [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Dell delivers solutions through Lotus cc:Mail. (Dell Computer
Corp.)(Lotus Development Corp.'s...    [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*H-Ps palmtop pairs with 1-2-3 to pack a powerful punch. (HP 95LX
palmtop computer; Lotus Development... [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*A peek behind the developer's door.... (Lotus Development
Corp.)(includes related article on...  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Lotus commits to cross-platform development. (Lotus Development
Corp.) (Lotus Advertising Supplement)  [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*IBM takes Notes across clients' enterprises. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Lotus Notes software is...     [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Lotus Sound trumpets multimedia's arrival. (Lotus Development Corp.
to incorporate multimedia...           [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*Workgroup computing solutions target 'quick' managers. (Lotus
Development Corp.) (Lotus...           [Computing Canada: June 8 1992]
*'Diddly' does distributed multimedia development. (DEC developing
layered software for creating...         [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Unisoft steps in to fill OSF/1 void for Mips systems. (Unisoft to
introduce Mips-compatible version of...  [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Seven top DEC execs among Q4 casualties: analysts say 30,000 more
must go. (fourth quarter) (DEC...        [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Metal tape leads DEC mass storage assault. (DEC developing new tape
drive that stores 6Gbytes on a single... [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Migrating applications to Alpha. (DEC's new Alpha
reduced-instruction-set-computer...      [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Q1 revenues indicate upturn in tech market. (first quarter) (Market
Monitor)                                 [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Business watch. (DEC-based computer industry)
                                         [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Sun prepares for SMP market with workstation introductions.
(introduces new symmetric...             [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Committee decides on X windows benchmark. (X Performance
Characterization committee announces...  [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*USL repackages Unix in modules to target servers, desktop systems.
(Unix System Laboratories to offer...    [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*DEC StorageServer 100 puts end to HSM drought for Ultrix using
third-party software. (hierarchical...   [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*DEC backs effort toward license server standard. (Software Publishers
Association standard for common...       [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Tuxedo, Ultrix/SQL combine in Unix client/server TP offering.
(transaction processing) (DEC...         [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Combination mux/router could bypass leased lines. (Datability
Software Systems introduces...           [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Former Philips products open Windows market for DEC. (DEC introduces
upgrades of products acquired through... [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Pathworks support, improved data access on tap for Ingres. (Ingres
Corp. to enhance its Ingres/Vision...    [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Epoch backup duo controls network use, scheduling. (Epoch Systems
introduces EpochBackup software for...   [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Vendor support grows for cellular datacom scheme. (Tech Trends)
(Brief Article)                          [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Interface design tool puts friendlier face on text-based programs.
(Vermont Creative Software introduces... [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*KEA Systems, Persoft display VT420 emulator updates. (software
emulating DEC VT420 terminals)...        [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Communications package automates VAX-PC file transfer. (D. John
Thomas Co. introduces Corporate...       [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*DEC signs on as service provider for Auspex NFS servers. (Network
File System) (DEC to provide on-site...  [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Peritek uses TI chip to run X11 release 5 on Q-bus systems. (X Window
System graphics accelerators)...         [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Drivers give PCs simultaneous link to multiple servers. (Syskonnect
introduces SK-Passport bundle of...      [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Forest unites VMS, Unix, IBM platforms with TCP/IP gateway. (Forest
Computer introduces Connection System... [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Integration kit links MIBs, net managers on TCP/IP. (Independence
Technologies introduces iView SNMP...    [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*DEC, Fluent agree to bring multimedia tools to IBM PCs. (DEC joins
with software integrator Fluent...       [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Link, Visual aim to drive X terminal sales up, prices down. (Link
Technologies, Visual Technology sign...  [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*MPP systems set to tackle complex problems. (massively parallel
platforms)(Issues and Technology...      [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*The Alpha conundrum. (DEC's decision not to offer OSF/1 operating
system on MIPS Computer Systems...       [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                         [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Taking a trip with the PowerBook 170. (Hardware Review) (Apple
Macintosh PowerBook 170 portable...      [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*The PC: the next generation. (microcomputer implementations of Unix)
(Development Views) (Column)             [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*SCSI speedup. (Hardware Review) (CMD Technology CQD-440 Q-bus host
adapter)(includes related article on...  [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Maximizing micro power. (Hardware Review ) (DEC MicroVAX 3100 Model
80 minicomputer)(includes related...     [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Building a solid base for client/server computing. (Justifying
Technology Decisions)(includes...        [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Rumor roundup. (Column)
                                         [Digital Review: June 8 1992]
*Executive suite: N.E.T. appoints ex-AT&T executive Frank Vigilante to
board of directors; commentary... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Frame relay: AT&T selects Stratacom for expansion of frame relay
service into Europe.              [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*AT&T navy: Teleglobe Canada & AT&T launch new cable ship. (C.S.
Global Mariner)                   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Northern Telecom signs data networking agreement
with Telefonica, enhancing...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Wireless palmtop computing: Motorola & Samsung announce palmtop with
wireless communications...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Wireless world: Taihan & TCSI in CDMA development venture creating
new generation of digital...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Telephone fraud detection: MOSCOM signs license agreement with AT&T
for HackerTracker software...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*E-mail: Soft-Switch EMX - the Enterprise Mail Exchange; a
multi-protocol E-mail switch...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Cellular standard: PCSI named prime contractor for breakthrough data
over cellular system. (Pacific... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Network modernization: Northern Telecom & Bell Canada sign $913
million contract to fully...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: New York Telephone & Northern Telecom in
videoconferencing trial with...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Cellular: Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems trials QUALCOMM CDMA digital
technology in Washington, D.C.... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Information services: Ameritech Publishing & Audio Services reach
agreement. (on-line...            [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*VSAT: Satellite Technology Management signs $1.8 million in contracts
for VSAT systems in Italy...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*FDDI: Fibronics lands $1.5 million USAIr contract to build high-speed
FDDI communications network at... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Undersea cable: KDD & AT&T shatter record by sending fiber signal
9,000km. (Kokusai Denshin Denwa)  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Cellular packet switching: Cellular Inc. & Cellular Data to implement
first cellular packet...          [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Bypass: Vitacom signs interconnection agreement with Telecom.
(Telecommunicaciones de Mexico)   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Cellular: MTC submits cellular telephone for approval for use in
China. (MTC Electronic...         [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Satellite: Trimble receives type approval for new integrated
communication & navigation...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Cellular billing: Cellular Technical Services signs rental system
agreement with Cellular One...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*X.400: Retix & Oracle begin shipping gateway. (Oracle Mail X.400
Gateway) (Product Announcement)   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Financial: California Microwave previews year-end operating results;
gives market outlook.             [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 8 1992]
*Wireless palmtop computing: Motorola & Samsung announce palmtop with
wireless...           [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Paradox 4.0: Borland's major DOS upgrade performs 10 times faster
than previous...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Solaris: SunSoft unveils next-generation distributed computing
technologies for...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Fujitsu Personal Systems Inc: Fujitsu Ltd. "startup". (acquisition of
Poqet Computer Corp.) [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*IBM BIOS: licensed to Matsushita. (Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.
Ltd.)                 [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Information spending: IDC survey indicates modest upturn in 1992
worldwide...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Silicon Valley: preliminary report finds key fundamentals of Silicon
Valley economy to...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Sub-laptops: exploding to $50 billion by '98 as vendors focus on
functionality.        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Emerging computer trends: survey reveals Fortune 500 opinions.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Lawsuit: Borland files dismissal of Ashton-Tate V. Fox lawsuit; all
counter-claims...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Development alliance: IBM & Parallan Computer.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Strategic alliance: Citrix Systems & Microsoft.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*ARM6: Apple Computer to use ARM processor in PDA. (Advanced RISC
Machines Ltd.'s...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Storage: Seagate announces 1.8-inch drive family. (Seagate Technology
ST7075) (Product...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Multimedia: Media Vision combines advanced graphics & sound; new
Thunder &...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Lawsuit: Creative Technology files copyright infringement suit
against Media...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Lawsuit: Media Vision declares lawsuit without merit. (suit filed by
Creative...           [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Database - 32-bit SQL: Microsoft demos next-generation database
technology for the... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*PC software sales: European PC software sales reach $398 million.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*E-mail: Soft-Switch EMX - the Enterprise Mail Exchange; a
multi-protocol...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Executive suite: leading industry expert in object software
development joins...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Lawsuit: IBM & Lexmark file suit against Lasertek & others over
trademark...          [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Storage: Quantum unveils 2 1/2-inch hard disk drives with more than
80MB per...           [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Pen-based computing: Fujitsu Personal Systems to resell HyperPAD
development tools...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Chips: modem, fax & voice firmware for new single-chip, mixed-signal
processor.(Zilog...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Technology alliance: Groupe Bull & IBM conclude agreements on RISC...
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Paradox 4.0: beats all other PC databases tested, winning NSTL...
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Portable storage: Seagate ships the highest capacity 2.5-inch disc
drive in the...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Chips: Zilog price reduction on Z86E08 OTP.(microcontroller)
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Modems: Outbound intros the Pocket Port Fax modem for Mac.(Outbound
Systems Inc....       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Unix maintenance: comprehensive HP support-management tool for
Unix-based systems... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*New notebook: AcerAnyWhere V386SL; first notebook to implement both
PCMCIA & EXCA...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*ComputerWorld Smithsonian awards: seven Sun users named
finalists.(Sun...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Token ring: Madge enters intelligent hub market. (Madge Networks
Inc.'s SmartCAU...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*IBM server strategy: new IBM family of high performance servers. (IBM
PS/2 Server 295)...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Advertising: Compaq launches aggressive new advertising campaign;
highlights brand...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Lawsuit resolved: Chips & Technologies resolves patent infringement
suit agains ETEQ...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*X.400: Retix & Oracle begin shipping gateway. (Oracle Mail X.400
Gateway) (Product...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Anti-virus software: Fifth Generation Systems announces new versions
of Untouchable &...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Japanese semiconductor market: U.S. & Japanese industry leaders agree
on plan to improve... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*WordStar for DOS: version 7.0 LAN edition; high-end word processor
offers cost...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Paradox: Borland announces version 4.0 of Paradox SQL Link. (Borland
International...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Chips: Vitesse enters PC/workstation chipset market with new clock
distribution ICs...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Multi-platform language products: Borland ships five products for
programmers at all... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Chips: NEC Electronics to sell Crosspoint FPGAs. (Crosspoint
Solutions Inc....     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Executive suite: Larry Lummis named president of Sherwood; founder of
Wyse Technology to... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Storage backup: Archive achieves ISO 9001 quality certification.
(International...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Distribution: IBM to sell PC Options products through distributors.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Network analyzer: Network General supports growing market for 100Mbps
LANs with FDDI...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Executive suite: Ingres appoints new VP of customer support; quality
director. (Susan D... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Chips: Simtek announces a 35 percent price reduction on 64-kilobit
nvSRAM product...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Executive suite: Scangraphics appoints ex-Stratus exec to VP
marketing & sales...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Executive suite: New Xerox Printing Systems Division management team.
(President John A...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Chips: Cypress & QuickLogic in joint FPGA agreement. (Cypress
Semiconductor...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Executive suite: Hewlett Packard's Hamilton named Banyan Systems'
president & COO...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Reorg: Oracle reorganizes sales divisions.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Database: experts predict strong growth in PC database market.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Financial: VERDIX reports financial results. (FY ending Mar 31, 1992)
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Financial: Altera projects Q2 results. (2nd qtr 1992)
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Financial: Egghead reports record earnings of $15.7 million or 92
cents per share on... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
*Financial: Microsoft shareholders approve change in par value for the
upcoming 3-for-2...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 8 1992]
EDA makes board-level inroads; faster chips may convert breadboarders
to simulation jockeys. (electronic design...        [EDN: June 8 1992]
Tool vendors "CASE" the industry for object - oriented designers;
proficiency in C++ often required, but not...       [EDN: June 8 1992]
8-Mbit flash memory costs $29.90; emulates disk drive file storage.
                                                    [EDN: June 8 1992]
Constraint-driven scan improves testability; program considers timing
and area constraints. (Synopsys Inc. introduces...  [EDN: June 8 1992]
It's time to "do the right thing"; concerned groups chip away at the
glass ceiling in efforts to diversify upper...      [EDN: June 8 1992]
Need for telephony EEs keeps hiring lines busy at Pulsecom; design,
manufacturing background preferred rather than...   [EDN: June 8 1992]
New-generation tools aid designers in software-development wars. (part
of a special supplement on electronic design...     [EDN: June 8 1992]
What went wrong with 8.0? (Mentor Graphics Corp. product development)
(part of a special supplement on electronic...      [EDN: June 8 1992]
Recession takes toll on new users as design complexity jumps again;
CASE still tops shopping lists, PC and Sparc...     [EDN: June 8 1992]
The promise of CASE repositories. (computer-aided software
engineering) (part of a special supplement on...    [EDN: June 8 1992]
DOS software to Unix: Hype or headway? (OrCAD Systems Corp.'s Mike
Bosworth and PADS Software's William Sobolewski...  [EDN: June 8 1992]
EIAJ, U.S. chip makers set new plan. (Electronic Industries
Association of Japan to... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
AT&T shows muscle with cell-based ASICs. (application-specific
integrated circuits)...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Deals reshape FPGA business; Cypress, NEC set alliances.
(field-programmable...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
HP pioneers move to 1.3-in. drive; while Seagate fields 65-Mbyte,
1.8-in. unit...            [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
VLSI meet sees CPUs speed up. (very large scale integration; central
processing units)...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
FCC's spectrum push runs into trouble; allocation for personal
communication services...  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Cocom eases telecom export rules. (Coordinating Committee for
Multilateral Export...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Mentor to announce - and ship - 8.1. (Mentor Graphics Corp. ready to
introduce Falcon...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
HP ups embedded ante. (Hewlett-Packard Co. introduces new graphical
debuggers for HP and...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Rockwell to license Hayes modem sets. (Rockwell International signs
agreement to license...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Mini disks gain on digital cassettes. (Japanese consumer electronics
vendors appear to...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
AMD offers 10 Base T chip; controller targets PC market. (Advanced
Micro Devices Inc...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Samsung, Moto to do pen PC. (Samsung Electronics Co. and Motorola Inc.
will codevelop a...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Europe GaAs makers ally; ultimate aim to develop commercial
applications. (Gallium...  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Cadence launches VHDL tool set. (Cadence Design Systems Inc.
introduces PowerVHDL...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
NeoCAD's package does FPGA routing. (NeoCAD Inc. introduces Timing
Wizard utility) (part...   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Cascade tries new tack; readies Epoch, a next-generation IC-design
system. (Cascade Design... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Tools aren't the solution to the EDA puzzle. (electronic design
automation) (part of a...  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Aspect system manages component data. (Aspect Development Inc.
introduces CIS 1.0...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
DOE sets plan for EMF; national effort to focus debate on EMF
exposure. (U.S...          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Sierra takes stake in PMC. (Sierra Semiconductor Corp. purchases
majority share in...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Micron enters PC business. (Micron Technology Inc. creates Edge
Technology Inc...          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Virtual reality gets some respect. (major electronics companies
tapping the technology...  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Designers yearn for integration. (nine vendors discuss
tool-integration...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Windows makes an EDA framework. (electronic design automation) (part
of a special section on... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Rules define package integration. (part of a special section on
technology trends in...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
VHDL merges analysis and design. (part of a special section on
technology trends in...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Placing CAP on design verification. (computer-aided prototyping) (part
of a special section on... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Paving the way with sound signals. (high-speed digital board layout)
(part of a special...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
EDA backplane links design, test. (electronic design automation) (part
of a special section on... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Designing for test, via synthesis. (part of a special section on
technology trends in...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Pilot sites put CFI spec to work; four users test it on real-world
problems. (CAD...          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 8 1992]
Japan thin-film displays dim despite $500M try. (production problems
trouble industry)                       [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
TI backing Cyrix in 486 legal fray. (Texas Instruments)
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
CoCom eases telecom reins to ex-Soviets.(Coordinating Committee for
Multilateral Export Controls)           [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Japan companies to prepare semiconductor shopping lists to hike U.S.
market share; Semicon trade issues...   [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
ITC finds 'indication' Korean DRAM prices hurt U.S. semicon
industry.(Semicon trade issues...       [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Hayes grants Rockwell license on escape sequence specs.(Hayes
Microcomputer Products Inc. licenses... [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Expect verdict this week in Intel-AMD suit. (Advanced Micro Devices)
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
What they're saying: Teradyne still a long-term value. (Column)
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
MiniScribe execs, others to pay $128M in Colorado settlement.
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
EC R&D plan called reply to foreign rivals. (European Commission)
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Government closeup: planting season starts. (government funding for
leading-edge technologies) (Column)     [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
World roundtable: a computer fifth generation gap. (the end of Japan's
Fifth Generation Computer program)...   [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Industry-at-Large: information integration: key to business success.
(future of information management)...   [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Motorola, Samsung in 386 effort: develop pen-based wireless data
computer.(computer based on Intel...    [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
NCube to show enhanced parallel system: massively parallel processing.
(developing NCube 2S and NCube 3...     [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Mentor buys TI tech. (Mentor Graphics Corp. acquires Texas Instruments
technology)                             [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Sierra Semi takes 65% stake in new broadband com firm. (Sierra
Semiconductor, PMC-Sierra Inc.)         [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Automatix in accord to sell Cognition subsidiary to Cadema.
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Litho cells: a dream working: track speed improvements make
stepper/coater-developer combo...       [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
KLA opt system probes 0.2 microns. (KLA Instruments Inc.'s KLA 331
photomask and reticle inspection...     [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
PMT enters cluster tool systems market. (Plasma & Materials
Technologies Inc.'s Pinnacle 8000...    [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Substrates: GaAs use seen expanding; $967 million market projected in
1994 as uses grow, especially in com... [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Particles: keeping the killer out; firms plan class 1 (costly)
offensive against fine particles...     [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Matra, ES2 to support Compass. (Matra MHS, European Silicon
Structures, Compass Design...           [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Other flat panel displays getting attention: plasma, metal insulator
metal efforts draw adherents and...     [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Automotive electronics: micromachining massively. (Motorola's
Semiconductor Products Sector...        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Data topics. (Silicon Graphics Inc.'s plans for new acquisition MIPS
Computer Systems) (Column)              [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
DEC eyes desktop system management bundling.(marketing Vivace)
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Desk topics: time for disk drive debuts. (Seagate Technology Inc.'s
ST7075, Integral Peripherals Inc.'s...  [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
VeriFone uses Synaptics 'neural chip'.(Synaptics I-1000 Neural Eye
Chip to be used in Verifone Inc...      [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Senate bill would allow FCC to test radio frequency auction awards.
(Federal Communications Commission)     [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Micron, NEC sign memory deal.(Micron Technology, NEC Corp.)
                                        [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
NEC, Cypress enter FPGA market. (Cypress Semiconductor,
field-programmable gate arrays)         [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Users: merged VHDL, Verilog not critical. (VHSIC hardware description
language)                               [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
AMI opens U.S. and Japan ASIC design centers. (American Microsystems
Inc., application-specific...           [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
IBM adds Parallan server to PS/2. (IBM will resell Parallan Systems
Inc.'s Server 290 file server as...     [Electronic News: June 8 1992]
Forster dubbed Army DISC4, Valleta deputy. (William Forster is
expected to be named director...  [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Mainframe protege program to help 8(a)s bid Big Blue. (IBM Federal
Systems Co.'s pilot program...    [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Leahy calls halt to all USDA computer buys. (US Senate Agriculture
Committee Chmn Patrick Leahy...   [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Printers add pizzazz; new tech offers output of a different color.
(color printers for...            [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
GSBCA upholds IRS' TMAC award to AT&T. (the US General Services
Administration Board of...        [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Procurement reform talks continue. (the US Senate Governmental Affairs
Committee's procurement reform... [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Oracle announces merger of federal units. (Oracle Corp. merges its
Oracle Federal and Oracle...      [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
USDA service installs 80 foreign LANs. (the US Department of
Agriculture Foreign...            [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Commerce lures feds to procurement system. (the US Commerce Department
convinces other agencies to...    [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Army awards Infonet Keystone II contract. (the US Army's Keystone II
network contract is awarded to... [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
NOAA seeks firms for forecasting upgrades. (the US National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration... [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
GAO: Postal automation no panacea. (a US General Accounting Office
report on the US Postal...        [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Choosing a process standard to fit the project. (process standards for
software development...           [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Coalition to fight FBI dumb nets. (computer and telephone companies
consider forming a coalition...   [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
GSA releases 'lessons learned' IDIQ pamphlet. (the US General Services
Administration's guidelines on... [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Technical workstations take over; industry competition for
client/server solutions heats...  [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Barrett broadens SBA's info access; builds networks to serve agency
constituents. (US Small...        [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Job listings favor inside applicants. (a US Environmental Protection
Agency official's...              [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Ncube unveils teraflops MPP machines. (Ncube's Ncube 2S and 3
massively parallel processing...  [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
CDC announces split, names new firms; move meant to boost open-systems
presence. (Control Data Corp.)    [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
Wang targets first CALS offering at DOD agencies. (Wang Laboratories
Inc's KEYOPS Computer-Aided...    [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
BDM goes back into test-and-evaluation biz. (BDM International Corp.
returns to the US Department...   [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
CSC shops for JCALS database suppliers. (Computer Sciences Corp.'s
Joint Computer-Aided...           [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
GSA speeds process of B/C Schedule awards. (the US General Services
Administration) (Catalog of...    [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
The essential elements that govern the buying and selling process on
GSA schedules. (the US General... [Federal Computer Week: June 8 1992]
*Best value, AT&T win in TMAC case. (Treasury Multiuser Acquisition
Contract award)                [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GSA letter: DOD got no breaks from FTS. (General Services
Administration, Department...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*NASA uses potent graphics to visualize satellite rescue. (National
Aeronautics and Space...       [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Brass mulls use of FTS for CALS. (Federal Telecommunications System,
Computer-Aided Acquisition...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*DISA becoming central ADP source. (Defense Information Systems
Agency, Automated Data...      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Is Intel's installment chip offer worth passing up a fast 486DX?
(Intel's OverDrive 'speed...   [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*DISA leapfrogs to 486s for new distributed network. (Defense
Information Systems Agency)    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*RCAS faces delay unless Army finds funds to maintain schedule.
(Reserve Component...          [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*New AutoCAD release features enhanced GUI, SQL commands. (graphical
user interface, structured...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Exclusive new GCN source guide will help you use GSA schedules.
(Government Computer News...   [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Correction. (error in issue for Mar 30, 1992)
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*As end nears, ULANA orders are on the rise. (Unified Local Area
Network Architecture contract) [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*EPA buys two Crays, gets telecom help. (Environmental Protection
Agency)                        [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Govt. open systems committee is launched to push for change.
(Government Open Systems...    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*NCube to join the teraFLOPS club with new supercomputer.
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GSA renews financial software contracts, waives benchmarking.
(General Services...           [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GSBCA denies Sprint Corp. protest. (General Services Administration
Board of Contract Appeals)...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Apple's federal arm changes guard. (Gregory T. Shuk is replaced
temporarily by Kenneth Howell) [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Everex merger to lead to mail-order. (Everex Federal Systems Inc.'s
buyout of Northgate...         [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GSA will require telecom training. (General Services Administration)
(Brief Article)                [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Madge founder states his case for token-ring LANs. (Madge Networks
Ltd. founder Robert Madge...   [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Users value Apple's reliability, output quality.
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Schedule tune-up. (General Services Administration schedule program
for microcomputer...           [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Letters.
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Looking back: five years ago in GCN. (Government Computer News
articles in 1988) (Brief...    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*A-130 revisions cover electronic information, IRM. (Office of
Information and Regulatory...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Productivity gains heighten imaging's appeal. (From the Crow's Nest)
(Column)                       [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Get out of the habit of running late - promptness counts! (DP Issues)
(Column)                       [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Client-server networks offer agencies a growth plan. (Brief Article)
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*SOS: up-to-date software support that never takes an afternoon off.
(Support On Site CD-ROM...     [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*NIST renews grant. (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Lotus package integrates Windows apps. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
SmartSuite for Windows...      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Power Launcher's strength lies in its configurability. (Software
Review) (HDC Computer...       [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*This menu program's fine, if it works the way you do. (Software
Review) (Proteo Technology...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Govt. users take to the field with portable 486 power.
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Utility offers MS-DOS users no-fuss file conversion. (Software
Review) (Pacific...            [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Navy's shipyard network links islands of automation. (Charleston-SC
shipyard uses Fiber...         [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*3Com's secure hub bridge offers low-cost cure for network snoops.
(Brief Article)                [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Telephone junkie revels in the joys of cellular. (Data Lines)
(Column)                       [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*New products. (Brief Article) (Product Announcement)
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*New gateway links non-Ethernet PCs to VAX hosts. (Coefficient Systems
Corp.'s MGate network...       [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Livermore hopes to speed transfer of huge data sets. (Lawrence
Livermore National...          [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*IBM announces top-of-the-line Powerserver, upgrade paths. (IBM
PowerServer 970 file server... [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Congressman urges White House leadership in fed supercomputing. (the
House Science, Space and...    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Experts debate longevity of polycarbonate CD media. (experts from
DigiPress, the Naval Air...    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Software brings Lab's faded drawings back into view. (Lawrence
Livermore National...          [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*DOT center gets its info easily on multilevel system. (Department of
Transportation's Volpe...      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Feds use Island Series for word processing. (Census Bureau and the
Navy Fleet Hospital Support... [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Unix SGML will speed coding, storage of agencies' documents. (Xerox
Imaging Systems Inc.'s...      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*X Windows spreadsheet supports 63 real-time links. (Applied
Information Systems Inc.'s...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*New products. (Wind River Systems' windX program development
software, VxGDB debugging...   [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Navy expects CAD-2 system to improve ship design. (computer-aided
design; Integraph Corp...      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Will Perot be the protest president as well? (H. Ross Perot) (Ground
Zero) (Column)                 [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*QStar throws a lifeline to JCALS with its jukeboxes. (QStar
Technologies Inc. plans to...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Unix word processors; a rich mix of programs span the range of users'
needs. (word processing...     [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GSA report will help feds automate public services. (General Services
Administration)                [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*New ruling on sales commissions has potential for mischief-making.
(Insight) (Column)             [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Labor proposal would open ADP contracts to systems integrators.
(automated data processing...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*IDIQs can pose conflict risks for follow-on buys.
(indefinite-delivery...        [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*CBSI will run EPA'a toxic chemical clearinghouse. (Computer Based
Systems Inc., Environmental... [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Treasury awards telecom support contracts. (Department of the
Treasury)                      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Free guide helps spec writers get GOSIP into RFPs. (Government Open
Systems Interconnection...     [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Professional calendar. (June 1992 events for computer professionals)
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Interior moves closer toward automated purchasing. (Department of the
Interior)                      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*IIA honors Wise. (Information Industry Association, Rep. Robert E.
Wise Jr.)                      [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*People. (government personnel in computers)
                               [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GAO: USPS missed $187 million in savings. (General Accounting Office,
United States Postal Service)  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*DOD spare parts system to undergo its final test runs. (Department of
Defense)                       [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GSA official says he's thinking about FTS follow-on. (Donald E.
Scott) (General Services...    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Defense's Groh again named Executive of the Year. (Defense
Information Systems Agency...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*An IRM plan for the Clinton administration. (information resource
management, Bill Clinton...    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Army promotes Valletta to post on DISC4 staff. (Anthony M. Valletta,
vice director of...            [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*GCN exclusive: the GSA schedule may not be perfect, but it works.
(General Services...           [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Good, bad and ugly GSA experiences. (General Services Administration)
(Special Report: Buying PCs... [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Hey GSA! Here's what readers say. (Government Computer News reader
survey; General Services...    [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Behind smoke and mirrors: a vendor's view. (includes related article
on authors Judith Bitterli...  [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*Here's a free bulletin board for fed buyers. (Robert Duffy's Netmark
BBS online bulletin board...   [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
*How to log in to on-line GSA info. (General Services Administration)
(Special Report: Buying PCs... [Government Computer News: June 8 1992]
Up, up and awry: Sabre, other CRSs falter as airline fare wars spark a
mad rush for tickets. (computer...     [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Phone billing comes to the wire. (electronic data interchange)
                                       [Information Week: June 8 1992]
All over for OV/2. (office automation) (IBM's OfficeVision/2)
                                       [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Perot for President? Competitors, employees, and analysts from the IT
community speak out on his...          [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Fleet's 'junkyard dog.' (Fleet Financial Group Inc.'s CIO Michael
Zucchini) (includes sidebar on Bank... [Information Week: June 8 1992]
PC software: the user's edge. (benefits of packaged software)
                                       [Information Week: June 8 1992]
xBase to go graphical. (database management system)
                                       [Information Week: June 8 1992]
From data center to dance hall. (commercial real estate developer
Forest City Enterprises Inc. gains...  [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Mazda pushes cars with a 'soft' sell. (Mazda Motors of America uses
Auto Pro software in sales)            [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Down-to-earth high tech: everything from baggage sorting to flight
control is automated at new USAir...   [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Banking on quick data. (Hawkeye Bank & Trust of Des Moines's use of
wireless local area networks)          [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Demanding users demand bandwidth. (New York Telephone Co.'s data
services called 'Dialable Wideband...  [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Repository rampage. (several companies have built their own data
repositories which are still...        [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Dialing up big savings at West Capital. (West Capital Financial
Services Inc.'s computer-telephone...  [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Benjamin Moore: a new coat of IS. (paint maker Benjamin Moore & Co.
moves into client-server computing)    [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Documenting a dilemma. (Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. Inc. uses new
reference documentation system for...  [Information Week: June 8 1992]
The skills to pay the bills. (CSC/Index survey of 122 European IS
chiefs finds that there is a...        [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Miracle Circles. (Final Word) (Miracle Circle management style is
suggested for information systems...   [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Complexity, information and change. (author James Burke, Dun &
Bradstreet Software White Paper on...  [Information Week: June 8 1992]
A pragmatic view. (Allan Gibson, senior principal of the Business
Re-engineering Group, Dun &...         [Information Week: June 8 1992]
Why re-engineer? Why now? (Dun & Bradstreet Software Executive Forum
on Business Re-engineering)...         [Information Week: June 8 1992]
AMD's chip clears deck for network-ready PCs. (Advanced Micro Devices
Inc.) (Product Announcement)                  [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
IBM gets wake-up call: massive price cuts due. (plans 486SLC upgrade
for 56, 57 to boost OS/2 2.0)                 [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Novell thinks big with WAN APIs. (wide-area network, application
programming interface)                        [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
IIT to enter integrated chip race. (Integrated Information
Technologies Inc.)                            [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
BAPCo benchmark offers worthy performance test. (Software Review)
(Business Applications Performance Corp.)...  [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Microsoft opens door to LAN Windows. (local-area network)
                                              [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Lotus' plan not as easy as 1-2-3: tenth anniversary marks stronger
emphasis on mail. (Lotus Development...       [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Banyan taps HP vet for COO: Hamilton attractive to investors, balance
to Mahoney. (Banyan Systems Inc., chief...    [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
IBM adopts Lotus products for LANs: unpopular OfficeVision LAN/2 has
seen its last update. (Lotus Development...   [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
XDB Systems releases Windows and QMT tools. (XDB Systems Inc.'s
XDB-SQL/Windows database engine and...        [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Animation Works gains OLE: Gold Disk to make MCI drivers available to
developers. (Animation Words Interactive...   [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
The last word on setting up Windows 3.1's compatibility bits. (Window
Manager)(Tutorial) (Column)                   [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Capacity of small drives gets bigger. (Product Announcement)
                                              [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Readers help give 'launcher bar' access to more icons groups.
(icon-launching bar configuration for the...  [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
TCP/IP extension to ease network use: plan lets users query in
English. (Transmission Control...             [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
IBM, Motorola face off in wireless data market.
                                              [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Now the real network challenge is managing your management systems.
(Peer to Peer) (Column)                       [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Windows 3.1 vs. OS/2 2.0: Windows holds its own as heavyweight OS/2
stumbles in compatibility and data...         [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
How we test for multitasking operating systems on personal computers.
                                              [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
The vocabulary of the PC is changing as operating systems tap its
power.                                        [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Painter brings creation tools to Windows: unique image editor offers
unparalleled brush effects; lacks scanner...  [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Enable 4.5 gives power to non-Windows users: integrated package
challenges Framework IV. (Software Review)... [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
DECpc notebook hits the mark with versatility, dependability: average
performer excels in hard disk speed...        [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Ofoto takes the hassle out of scanning images. (Software Review)
(Light Source Inc.'s Ofoto scanning...        [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
HP and OmniPage offer low-cost OCR options. (Hardware Review) (HP's
ScanJet IIp, Caere Corp.'s OmniPage Direct... [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Manzi plays up Lotus' future role in communications. (Lotus
Development Corp. Chmn and CEO Jim Manzi)...  [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Enterprise network managers are waging an uphill battle. (Supplement
on Enterprise Computing)                      [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
LAN/WAN skills sought after in IS shops. (Supplement on Enterprise
Computing, local-area network/wide-area...    [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
UPS pioneers a cellular data network. (Supplement on Enterprise
Computing, United Parcel Service)             [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
Moving to a client/server architecture is a major task. (Supplement on
Enterprise Computing)                         [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
WANs require an enterprisewide strategy. (Supplement on Enterprise
Computing)                                    [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
IS curriculum continues to evolve at the corporate level. (Supplement
on Enterprise Computing, information...       [InfoWorld: June 8 1992]
*Compaq beefs up its SystemPro: new models will have NetWare
management tools, lower prices. (Compaq...    [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Ontrack's recovery software turns mere mortals into pros. (Software
Review) (Ontrack Computer Systems NetUtils... [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*3Com adapters provide new choices for FDDI fans. (3Com Corp.
introduces FDDILink boards) (Product...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*The little things take the big toll. (From the Editor) (Editorial)
                                              [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*To the editor. (Letter to the Editor)
                                              [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*AST prepares fault-tolerant superserver: hot-swap RAID levels, ECC
RAM standard, multiple CPUs optional. (AST... [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*New ammo for fighting the beacon blues; token-ring managers seek
auto-isolation and outside control.           [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Scaled-down hub. (Hughes LAN Systems 2Gbps Enterprise Hub and four
new modules)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Telecommunications Techniques Corp. (acquires monitoring and analysis
product line from Spider Systems Ltd.)...     [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Ciprico Inc. (10-page guide to evaluate RAID performance in NetWare
environments) (Brief Article)                 [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*AppleTalk networks promote control of FastPath's devices; new
rack-mounted version of FastPath 5...         [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Cylink Corp. (introduces wireless internetworking option for ISM band
902 to 928 MHz)(Brief Article) (Product...    [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Altair Plus offers better data transmission and reception; Motorola
introduces new wireless Ethernet module...    [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*AMD targets PC market with new Ethernet chip; new controller could
slash Ethernet adapter prices. (Advanced...   [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Gupta debuts NLM version of SQLBase, SQLWindows: company also gears
up for Novell distribution. (Gupta...         [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Compaq defines new MIB for NetWare management: plans to usher in new
era of server manageability. (management...   [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*SynOptics hopes to scoop competitors with low prices: latest entry is
$695 network management package...            [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Novell releases awesome second quarter financials; net income climbs
a whopping 60 percent. (Novell Inc...         [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Accton Technology Corp. (plans to introduce new network adapters)
(Packet) (Brief Article)                      [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*PC-to-TCP/IP products flood the networking marketplace. (connectivity
hardware and software)                        [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Chipcom releases new ONline FDDI fiber module. (Chipcom Corp.) (Fiber
Distributed Data Interface) (Product...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Micom: remote Ethernet bridge saves users money. (Micom
Communications Corp. introduces NetRunner...  [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Retix introduces new multiprotocol router: entry-level ROUTERXchange
7000 targeted at Fortune 500 companies...     [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*X.400 Lite uses modems for server communications; Isocor hopes to
attract users of private E-mail. (Isocor...   [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*STNM 2.0 incorporates RMON MIB: Star-Tek Inc. adds flexibility,
ease-of-use via new graphical user...         [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Network printing made easier under new OS/2, Windows. (OS/2 2.0,
Microsoft Windows 3.1)                        [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*LANSprint for VINES opens up fax lines: Carolina Telephone's
investment in high-speed print spooler...     [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*NetWare's Alloc utility key to server memory distribution: NLMs such
as MONITOR, RSPX use Alloc Memory...          [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*There's a price to be payed for heterogeneity. (heterogeneous local
area networks)(Managing the Net) (Column)     [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*United Kingdom retailer links shops, warehouses. (Dixons Stores
Group)(Internetworking - Case Study)          [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Protocols provide a wealth of important information.
(Internetworking)                             [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Artisoft. (announces distribution agreement with Gates/FA
Distributing Inc.) (Packets) (Brief Article)  [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*DataEase International Inc. (beta testing Windows version of flagship
DataEase database management system)...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Compex Inc. (introduces T-Net 16-bit Token-Ring adapter)
(Packets)(Brief Article) (Product...          [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Alisa Systems Inc. (introduces AlisaMail 4.0 electronic mail system)
(Packets)(Brief Article) (Product...          [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Canadian Pacific rail improves dispatching: avoids difficulties in
writing applications by using Momentum's XPC. [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*CD-ROM offers compelling opportunities for networks. (CD-ROM
databases)(Tech Tutor) (Column)               [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Network managers: from low man on the totem pole to center of
attention. (Special Report)(includes...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Shift to LANs means turf battles for network managers. (local area
networks)(Special Report: Network Managers)   [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Novell plays important role as education and training leader.
(Special Report: Network Managers)            [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*As LANs grow more complex, so does the LAN manager's job. (includes
related article on what network managers...   [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Network managers find best training is hands-on experience. (Special
Report: Network Managers)(includes related... [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Wall separating net managers from business side is crumbling.
(Special Report: Network Managers)            [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Tricord Systems Inc. (announces PowerSentry network management
console) (Packet)(Brief Article) (Product...  [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Infinite widens the field of NetWare. (Software Review) (Infinite
Technologies Infinite package of network...   [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Heaven Nodes lets you find everything: network management software
tells you all you need to know, and then...   [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*WinMail's E-mail system proves to be a real winner: system installs
painlessly onto Novell networks. (Software... [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Air for Windows provides access to Unix from networks; system offers
terminal emulation and file transfer...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Power backup types and ratings vary. (explanation of uninterruptible
power supply technology) (Tutorial)           [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Novell Inc. (purchases corporate wide license from Intel Corp. for
LANProtect data security software)...         [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Anco Corp. (developing communications boards, cable assemblies,
intelligent hubs, other products)...          [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*IBM intros line based on new standard; SDDI product suite will offer
100Mbps operation over copper cabling...      [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Correction. (Correction Notice)
                                              [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Emerson Computer Power. (showed new Simple Network Management
Protocol software agent at Interop Spring...  [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*BICC Communications. (introduces 16M-bps token-ring version of
InfraLAN wireless network) (Packets)...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Network Peripherals Inc. (introduces new line of Fiber Distributed
Data Interface adapters) (Packets) (Brief...  [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Persoft Inc. (bundles hardware and software to install wireless
bridge on Ethernet LAN in a turnkey...        [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Ansel Communications. (introduces All-in-One LAN starter kit)
(Packets)(Brief Article) (Product...          [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*The Davidson Group. (releases VACCINE 5.0 anti-virus software)
(Packets)(Brief Article) (Product...          [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Racore Computer Products. (introduces FiberCard M8118 token-ring
adapter) (Packets)(Brief Article) (Product... [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Triton releases updated modem-sharing software: new version gets
dynamic resource allocation. (Triton...       [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*HP debuts NICs, offers limited lifetime warranty. (introduces HP
2747B PC-LAN Adapter/16 TP Plus, HP 2752A...  [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Enterprise Mail gets international support; software offers full
implementations of X.400 and X.500...         [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*Diagnostic data may harm boot disk. (In the Trenches) (Column)
                                              [LAN Times: June 8 1992]
*MacIS: Apple corporate support leaves room for improvement. (Managing
Apple Computers in Information Systems)         [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Apple's PDA future at hand. (Apple's Newton Personal Digital
Assistant)(Newton Special Report)               [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Users adrift in OS deluge. (operating system)
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*FileMaker Pro 2.0 to cross platforms. (Claris Corp.'s FileMaker Pro
2.0 data base management system)(includes...    [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Newton may bring high-tech help to everyday tasks: software optimized
for small bits of data. (Apple's Newton...      [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Excel 4.0 hits shelves; update packed with new features: custom
toolbars, Chart Wizard added. (Microsoft...     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*SuperMac offers audio/video bundle. (SuperMac Technology Inc.'s
Spigot & Sound graphics board and Spigot &...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Microsoft kills Wordbasic plug-in. (Microsoft Corp.'s plug-in module
of WordBasic for Microsoft Word 5.0 word...     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Hayes gets Rockwell to license key patent. (Hayes Microcomputer
Products Inc. licenses Heatherington '302 to... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*easyPrint bypasses chooser. (SF/O Software's easyPrint operating
system enhancement)(Brief Article) (Product...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Business Software pitches SoftSell 3 as faster, easier. (SoftSell 3.0
sales/marketing software)(Brief Article)...     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*NeXT co-founder Tribble to join SunSoft. (NeXT Computer Inc.'s
co-founder Guy "Bud" Tribble joins Sun...       [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*MacTools 2.0 out of the box. (Central Point Software Inc.'s MacTools
2.0 file management software)(Brief Article)... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Retrieve It! barks when hunt is over. (MVP Software Inc.'s Retrieve
It! search software)(Brief Article) (Product... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Alysis adds more to More Disk Space. (Alysis Software Corp.'s More
Disk Space 1.1 file management...               [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*E-Machines cuts prices on monitors and color graphics cards by 50%.
(Brief Article)                                 [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Smalltalk gets with System 7 program. (ParcPlace Systems Inc.'s
Objectworks/Smalltalk 4.1 program...            [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*For the record. (Correction Notice)
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Critics complain utility 'saves' changes - to the trash. (program
errors in Alysis Software Corp.'s More Disk...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Newton connectivity may be limited: first devices might require card
shuffle. (Apple's Newton portable...            [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Apple will face sharp competition as rivals set sights on the PDA
pie. (Personal Digital Assistant)               [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Newton makes for easy reading on-, off-line. (Random House Inc. and
Motorola Inc. plan to offer products for...     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Recognizing all possible capabilities. (Apple's Newton portable
computer)                                       [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Making the scene at CES Chicago: where Apple, consumerism collide:
Newton dwarfed by gaming giants. (Consumer...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Apple diagnostic software turns Pro. (Mac Test Pro performance
analysis software)(Brief Article) (Product...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Add-ons let phonograph use unmodified C, Pascal libraries. (TGS
Systems Ltd.'s add-on software for Prograph...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Toolbox brings neural networking to Matlab. (The Mathworks Inc.'s
Neural Network Toolbox program development...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Undeterred by Apple competition, Insignia delivers updated AccessPC:
extension mounts variety of media. (Insignia... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Streamlined Mindlink stirs brainstorms; upgrade delivers improved
interface. (Mindlink Inc.'s Minklink Problem... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Jostens assembles educational package. (Jostens Learning Research
Center add-in/on software for Jostens'...       [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*PLI moves removables to Quadra. (Peripheral Land Inc. offers internal
versions of magneto-optical drives) (Brief...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Rancho Technology rolls out floptical. (Rancho Technology Inc.'s
RT5000Mac floptical drives)(Brief Article)...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*DeltaPoint maps out upgrade to DeltaGraph. (DeltaGraph Professional
2.01 presentation software)(Brief Article)...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Kent*Marsh tunes up FolderBolt security utility. (FolderBolt Tune-up
add-in/on software for FolderBolt data...       [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*FWB offers ToolKit to Silverlining users at half price. (FWB Inc.'s
Hard Disk ToolKit utility; La Cie Ltd.'s...     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Windowcraft hyper over Windows: takes HyperCard stacks to Windows.
(Windowcraft program development...             [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Jasik's CoverTest tells programmers what procedures have been tested.
(Jasik Designs' CoverTest debugging/testing...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Diaspora helps applications read across platforms and networks.
(Kueny Consulting Services's Diaspora...        [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Baseline adds a voice to QM. (Baseline Publishing Inc.;
QuickMail)(Brief Article) (Product...           [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Applied Engineering ships bevy of boards. (Applied Engineering
TransWarp 040, LC, Classic and SE...            [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*TechWorks collects tools for network managers. (TechWorks Net
Utilities performance analysis...               [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*'Fire walls' stand as a protectant between trouble and the network.
(network security)(News Analysis)(Gateways)     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Infomatic's QuickMail WAN gateway connects world: Global mail network
through local dial-up. (Immedia Infomatic...    [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Cypress fax-sharing software cuts net traffic by converting on
server. (Cypress Research Corp.'s FaxPro II...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Software AG to port its development language to Mac. (Software AG of
North America Inc.'s fourth generation...       [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*InterCon hands Mac keys to Unix: lets Mac clients use network
services. (Intercon Systems Corp.'s...          [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*ClearAccess extension opens DAM to Sybase Open Client. (ClearAccess
Corp.'s Sybase Open Client Data Access...       [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*PacBell unites PC mail services. (Pacific Bell's LANmail Connection
telecommunications service)(Brief Article)...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Apple joins Microsoft, Novell, 17 more in backing proposed
license-control API. (Apple supports License... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*PROmotion moves into animation; new Mac software eases movie making.
(Motion Words Inc.'s PROmotion multimedia...    [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Kodak launches dye-sub printer; new model speeds transparencies.
(Kodak XLT 7720 dye-sublimation...              [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*LetraStudio 2.0 back on track with TrueType, PostScript. (LetraSet's
LetraStudio 2.0 graphics software) (Product...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Tektronix hones color inkjet output. (Tektronix Inc.'s FinePoint
imaging technology)(Brief Article) (Product...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Aldus PressWise templates ease burden of page imposition. (Aldus
Corp.'s PressWise desktop publishing...         [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Proxima tones upcolor LCD panels; ColorWorks models use new RGB tech.
(red, green blue)(Brief Article) (Product...    [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Tutorial gives Director users a piece of the action; step-by-step
tour covers latest tools. (Media in Motion's... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Kodak to roll out slide scanner: RFS 2035 captures 35mm fast.
(Eastman Kodak Co.'s Professional RFS 2035...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Ideal scanners eye big picture. (Ideal Scanners & Copiers Inc.'s
FSS-3000 MP, FSS-5000 MP and FSS-8000 MP...     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Putting your service bureau on-line. (Specialized software serves
pre-press service bureaus)                      [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Eclectic illustrator Mark Jasin mixes his media. (Screen Test)
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Telecommunications to the max. (Gazlay Marketing Group's equipment
acquisition)                                    [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Imposition is finding its place. (new software reduces stripping time
for service bureaus)                            [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Keeping that copy coming: service bureau spoolers.
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Two suspects held in Adobe's co-founder's abduction: FBI agents
rescue Charles Geschke. (Federal Bureau of...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Start-up printer firm shuts down. (Conde Systems Inc.)
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Apple tests retail waters authorizes three chains. (Office Depot,
Officemax and Silo Inc.) (Brief Article)        [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Dove files for chapter 11, protection to restructure its debt, gain
equity. (Dove Computer Corp.) (Brief Article)   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Apple hits gold at Summer Olympics. (Spain agrees to use Apple
Macintosh products at the 1992 Summer...        [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*SPA names Apple official to board. (Software Publishers Association's
appoints Kirk Loevner, director of Apple's...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Ingram posts record sales. (Ingram Micro Inc.)(Business Briefs)
(Brief Article)                                 [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*CMS sales, profits down. (CMS Enhancements Inc.)(Business Briefs)
(Brief Article)                                 [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Paragon changes its name. (Paragon Concepts Inc. changes name to
Nisus Software Inc.)(Business Briefs) (Brief... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Software licensing key to Newton strategy. (Apple Newton portable
computer) (Editorial)                           [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*The Newton strategy could be very smart. (marketing strategy for the
Apple Newton portable computer) (Column)        [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*MacPing: a network diagnosis tool for the people. (Rich Brown and
Xiaoxia Ye's MacPing network analyzer)(The...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*No-risk RISC makes faster, better printers. (reduced instruction-set
computing) (Macweek Special Report on printers) [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*The real story behind printer resolution. (mechanics of laser
printing, resolution improvement) (Macweek...   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Waiting for PostScript Level 2. (page description language)(includes
related article on PostScript Level 2...        [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*PostScript/PCL switch hitters: find out which is right for you.
(context and port switching; page...            [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Understanding color technology. (color printing) (Macweek Special
Report on printers)                             [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Scanning the color market. (comparison of 10 color scanners)(includes
related articles on high-resolution flatbed...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*MacWEEK's procedures for testing color scanners. (includes related
article on ZD Labs) (Reviews)                   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*ScanMatch: partial solution to color inconsistency. (usage of Savitar
Inc.'s ScanMatch scanning software) (Reviews)   [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Distinguishing optical, interpolated resolution. (image scanning;
scanning devices) (Reviews)                     [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*FourMat gives tools to teachers. (FourMat Corp.'s FourMat Learning
Processor 2.0 educational software)...          [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Word processing DAs. (desk accessories; Working Software Inc.'s
QuickLetter 2.0, SoftSync Inc.'s Expert...      [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Video preproduction planning with Mac software tools. (usage of word
processing, desktop video and project...        [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Quadra 950: convolution, sound and power supply. (The Help Desk)
(Brief Article)                                 [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Is your lithium too stressed? (Ask David Ramsey) (Brief Article)
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Break out Dustbuster before replacing drive. (dirty disk drives may
malfunction) (MacInTouch) (Column)              [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Quantum pushers 2.5-inch envelope. (Quantum Corp announces release of
Go*Drive GRS 160 hard disk drive...             [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Microsoft port to open Mac to Windows apps. (Microsoft Corp develops
program development software) (News) (Brief...  [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Novell revenues leap 50% in second quarter. (Novell Inc. releases
financial report) (News) (Brief Article)        [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Storage Dimensions extends its line. (Storage Dimensions introduces
Transportable series, adds products to 2Fast... [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
*Purloined press release saga. (Mac the Knife)
                                                [MacWEEK: June 8 1992]
SynOptics readies LattisNet upgrades; new backplane and switching
module adds to Ethernet support...        [Network World: June 8 1992]
UB, BBN join on ATM for Access/One. (Ungermann-Bass Inc. and BBN
Communications Corp.; Asynchronous...     [Network World: June 8 1992]
DEC set for unveiling of E-mail tools. (Mailbus 400 program
development software) (Product...         [Network World: June 8 1992]
Intrepid user braves risks of distributed object world; Kash n' Karry
stores try to break new ground...         [Network World: June 8 1992]
Taking a hard look at toll fraud protection services. (Cover Story)
(Product Announcement)                    [Network World: June 8 1992]
Newbridge to unveil frame relay switch for hybrid nets; the company's
MainStreet 36120 can act as either a...   [Network World: June 8 1992]
OfficeVision/2 dies; Notes, cc:Mail rise from the ashes; decision is a
result of poor user acceptance. (IBM's... [Network World: June 8 1992]
GTE Telephone to begin offering SMDS in October. (Switched
Multimegabit Data Service)                [Network World: June 8 1992]
Fare wars put squeeze on airline nets, call centers.
                                          [Network World: June 8 1992]
Groupware pack helps LAN users coordinate activities. (Chronological
Corp.'s Instant Recall Office)...         [Network World: June 8 1992]
Compaq resells NetWare, unwraps new SystemPros. (Compaq Computer Corp.
to resell NetWare 3.11)                   [Network World: June 8 1992]
SQL Access Group rolls out Phase II technical specs; improves
performance, adds TCP/IP support...       [Network World: June 8 1992]
Vendors cook up recipes for using ISDN successfully. (National ISDN-1)
                                          [Network World: June 8 1992]
IBM enhances LU 6.2 support in NetView; new transport facility
promises to give users ability to...      [Network World: June 8 1992]
Reader's Digest plots global net, data center merger; three centers to
run common set of applications.           [Network World: June 8 1992]
SunSoft to expand Solaris' net options; introduces interface to open
company's Unix to a variety of file...    [Network World: June 8 1992]
Hub vendors mixed on use of wireless; proponents cite advantages of
instant hookup; others wait for demand... [Network World: June 8 1992]
Infonet expands reach and capabilities of LAN service; adds support
for key protocols, new countries.         [Network World: June 8 1992]
Vendors back cellular data net technology; expect cellular's
omnipotence, spectrum and customer...     [Network World: June 8 1992]
Resellers say AT&T is still withholding Tariff 12 deals.
                                          [Network World: June 8 1992]
Vendors give MAPI stamp of approval; Microsoft wins backing of DEC,
HP, Novell and others for proposed...     [Network World: June 8 1992]
Siemens Nixdorf sets up new integration business; start-up to operate
on 5-step service approach. (Siemens...   [Network World: June 8 1992]
CA90s architecture lives up to promises; two-year-old Computer
Associates plan focuses company...        [Network World: June 8 1992]
Hunting for a qualified headhunter. (Management Insights) (Column)
                                          [Network World: June 8 1992]
People management skills vital to downsizing effort; firms must help
IS staffers adjust to change.             [Network World: June 8 1992]
Net managers trim costs, keep workers; users find creative ways to
bring communications costs down, boost... [Network World: June 8 1992]
Savvy net managers can benefit from E-mail use. (E-Mail) (Column)
                                          [Network World: June 8 1992]
Imaging makes its mark on nets. (imaging applications on networks)
                                          [Network World: June 8 1992]
Regional long-haul carriers merge in $560m stock swap. (Advanced
Telecommunications Corp. of Atlanta...    [Network World: June 8 1992]
PeerLogic readies enhanced distributed systems package; new Pipes
Platform supports NetWare, OS/2, AIX...   [Network World: June 8 1992]
Soft-Switch introduces E-mail backbone switch. (Enterprise Mail
Exchange switches) (Product Announcement) [Network World: June 8 1992]
*Speed isn't everything, says supercomputer designer. (Steve Chen)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Computers used for TV closed captioning.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*New product: Telecoupler II acoustic coupler. (Computer Products Plus
Inc.) (Product Announcement)                  [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*New for Macintosh: Davidson's Headline Harry. (Davidson and
Associates' Headline Harry and the Great...   [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Hongkong: 3 firms get govt training contracts. (System-Pro Training
Centre, Computer Power Educational...         [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*New for networks: 3Com integrated management. (ViewBuilder/UNIX
network management software) (Product...      [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Hongkong: CASE user group formed. (Synon User Group )
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*New for PC: Digital desktop manager for Windows, navigator. (Digital
Equipment Corp.'s Vivace for Windows...       [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Hongkong: Oracle used in development of imaging resource. (by Hong
Kong Polytechnic)                             [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Tandem software documentation on a compact disk. (Tandem Computers
Inc.'s Guardian)                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*NETO enters satellite instruction market. (National Education
Telecommunications Organization)              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Red Cross goes hi-tech. (American Red Cross)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Info tech spending to rebound this year, survey says. (International
Data Corp. study)                             [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*More is less, new small form factor hard disk drives. (Quantum
Corp.'s Go Drive GRS 80, Go Drive GRS 160...  [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*New for PC: 3 math instruction programs. (Wicat Systems Inc.'s
Exam-In-A-Can Plus, Wicat Math Toolkit...     [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Fujitsu launches products at quiet Montreal show. (VM800 laser
printer) (Montreal International Computer...  [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Panel discusses "Women and Computers." (Scholarship on Women and
Society conference)                           [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Australia: Microsoft accuses PC maker of piracy. (Profound Computers)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Claris intros FileMaker Pro 2.0 for Windows/Mac. (data base
management systems) (Product Announcement)    [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Fujitsu enters India through ICIM. (alliance with International
Computers Indian Manufacture Ltd.)            [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Motorola boosts 68040 chip to 33 MHz; set for Quadra 950.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*IBM Japan creates software joint venture.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*KDD and AT&T develop world's fastest fiber cable.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*NBI, McData announce job cuts; Legacy discontinued. (word processing
software)                                     [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Compaq cuts prices, releases new Systempro server. (Compaq Computer
Corp.'s superserver)                          [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Ramtron shipping 4Kb FRAM chips. (Ramtron International Corp.'s
ferroelectric random access memory FM...      [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Sierra Online speaks French. (signs distribution deal with Coktel
Vision)                                       [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Adobe and Hayden form book publishing firm. (Adobe Systems Inc. and
Prentice Hall Computer Publishing form...     [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Merisel spends $10M, moves into Latin America. (acquires Dinamia
S.A.)                                         [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Tandon intros 486's based on Cyrix chip. (PC Brand 486/SLC-25, PC
Brand 486/33 Cache) (Product Announcement)    [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*Correction: PC Magazine - Russian Edition update. (Correction Notice)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 8 1992]
*PC vets take the offensive: Prolinea PCs mark Compaq comeback.
(Compaq to introduce new Prolinea, Deskpro/I... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*40-plus products due from Zenith; PC vets take the offensive. (Zenith
Data Systems)                                   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Win NT SDK due in July, final OS may slip to '93. (Microsoft to
deliver Software Development Kit for Windows... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Symantec to buy Whitewater Group for OOP strategy. (object-oriented
programming) (Symantec Corp to buy The...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Novell aims high and low with NetWare 4.0, faster Lite. (Novell Inc.
reportedly plans to introduce NetWare Lite...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*As Compaq gambles, Zenith sends sound networking message. (The Week
in Review) (Column)                             [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Gateway readies 2.75-pound PC. (Gateway 2000 Inc. to introduce
Handbook portable computer)                     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*DEC developing low-cost Alpha-based workstation. (Digital Equipment
Corp. developing new workstation using new...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Lotus to unveil updates to 1-2-3 Windows, Notes: announcements
balance spreadsheet, network application...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Epson PC taps C&T Wingine chip. (Epson America Inc. to announce Epson
486/Wingine PC microcomputer using Chips and... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*New IBM subsidiaries roll out clone PCs. (IBM subsidiaries in Canada,
Europe sell non-IBM microcomputers under IBM... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Corrections. (Correction Notice)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Glitches in OS/2 2.0 frustrate early users and developers. (IBM OS/2
2.0 operating system)                           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Attachmate brings Mac support to 3270 emulation line. (Attachmate
Corp. reportedly will offer Extra for...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Borland delays Paradox, ships new Quattro beta. (Borland
International Inc. postpones delivery of...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Autodesk plans to offer 32-bit AutoCAD/W Edition. (Autodesk Inc.
developing stand-alone version of AutoCAD...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*WordPerfect intros to include PC document manager. (WordPerfect Corp.
plans to introduce new versions of...           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Watcom to offer line of SQL tools. (Structured Query Language)
(Watcom announces SQL Developer's Edition...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Tool lets programmers port Windows apps to Motif GUI. (Bristol
Technology Inc. to introduce Wind/U...          [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Mannequin Designer 1.0 livens Windows designs. (Software Review)
(Humancad Mannequin Designer 1.0 for Windows... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Dell readies a 3.6-pound PC, signs NetWare pact; 320SLi offers
external floppy drive. (Dell Computer Corp...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Will bundle Novell's NetWare 3.1 with servers, PCs; Dell readies a
3.6-pound PC, signs NetWare pact. (Dell...      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Duo to combine Ethernet switches, hub technology. (SynOptics
Communications Inc. signs agreement with...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Novell, Gupta sign distribution deal. (Novell Inc. signs distribution
agreement with Gupta Technologies Inc.)         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*SunSoft interfaces, ONC+ technology will extend Solaris' network
reach. (Open Network Computing +) (SunSoft...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*FDDI version of Sniffer network analyzer debuts. (Network General
Corp. introduces FDDI Sniffer Network...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Harvard Graphics/W to gain multimedia. (Software Publishing Corp.'s
Harvard Graphics for Windows 1.01) (Product...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Novell's rapid growth blurs product vision. (rapid growth,
decentralized development causing problems...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Banyan moves to bring VINES to new platforms. (Banyan Systems Inc.
working on versions of VINES network...         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Microsoft steps up peer LAN, server push. (Microsoft Corp. to ship
Windows for Workgroups network software...      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Apple delivers ease of use and speed to PC environment: PC-based
OneScanner is intelligent, effective...         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Expensive RISC-based LaserWriter NTR cruises; Apple delivers ease of
use and speed to PC environment. (Software...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*IXI integrated tool set gives SPARCstation users a GUI alternative.
(IXI Corp. introduces Deskworks integrated...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*MicroQuill tools offer useful Windows info. (Software Review)
(MicroQuill Inc. DeMystifiers Windows...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Notebook PCs propel push for smaller drives. (Seagate Technology
ST7075, NEC D1711, Integral Peripherals...      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Boards wed imaging, high-res color. (Cornerstone Technology
introduces ImageAccel graphics controllers)...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Acer 386SL notebook to feature PC card slot. (Acer America Inc.
introduces AcerAnyWare V386SL portable...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Cyrix debuts 32-bit 486 CPU: 25MHz chip, coprocessor to sell for
$119. (Cyrix Corp. introduces 25-MHz...         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Zeos touts passive-matrix color notebook. (Zeos International Inc.
introduces Color Notebook portable...           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*IBM to offer new high-end server: Parallan-designed multiprocessor
due in October. (IBM to offer new Server 295... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*SCSI introductions feature adapters, interface kits and extenders.
(BusTek BT-545S, Iomega Interface Kits...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Visage unit gives monitors touch-screen capabilities: device sits
under monitor, senses pressure. (Visage Inc...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Okidata LED printer uses new printhead to boost resolution. (Okidata
Corp. introduces OL810 printer)(Brief...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Tektronix adds Finepoint feature to color printer. (Tektronix Inc.
introduces second generation of Phaser III...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Radio Shack strengthens notebook line with pair of 486-based systems.
(Radio Shack introduces Tandy 4680 HD, 4800...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Sysgen unveils 210M-byte portable hard drive. (Sysgen Inc. introduces
Mobile Disk 200 portable hard disk...           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Oce to introduce plotters that use direct imaging. (Oce Graphics USA
Inc. introduces G9864, G9865 plotters)(Brief... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Colorado Memory readies portable cartridge drives. (Colorado Memory
Systems introduces Trakker 120, Trakker 250...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Mobius workstations use 40MHz SPARC chip. (Mobius Computer Corp.
introduces Mirage Series SPARC...               [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Hercules unwraps high-end series of graphics cards. (Hercules
Computer Technology Inc. introduces Chrome...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Austin, ALR introduce 486 PCs that sell for less than $1,000. (Austin
Computer Systems Inc. introduces Austin...      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Aox cards lighten Georgia company's upgrade burden. (Lithonia
Lighting Co. of Conyers, Georgia uses Aox...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*ASP board allows users to share LaserJet III Si. (ASP Computer
Products Inc. introduces ServerJet Si board...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*ADDS offers developers AlphaWindow terminal. (Applied Digital Data
Systems Inc. introduces OEM version of...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Northgate unveils 486-based EISA system. (Extended Industry Standard
Architecture) (Northgate Computer Systems...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Palindrome ships quarter-inch, DAT, autoloader drives. (Palindrome
Corp. introduces Fast 525, Fast 2000c, Fast...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Micrografx trio picks up support for Win 3.1: packages to include
OLE, TrueType. (Object Linking and...           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Forecast package proves an expert witness in court. (Pitcairn
Accountants Inc. uses Forecast Pro for...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*DECquery a powerful but difficult DB tool. (Software Review) (Digital
Equipment Corp. DECquery for Windows 2.0...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*DECreport for Windows eases task of creating varied reports.
(Software Review) (DEC DECreport for Windows... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*PowerPoint 3.0's interface praised for ease of use. (beta users
praise Microsoft Corp. PowerPoint 3.0...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Novell's Btrieve gathers support from developers. (Great Plains
Software NetWare SQL Connectivity Kits...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Caere unveils Mac version of OmniPage Direct. (Caere Corp. releases
OmniPage Direct for the Macintosh)(Brief...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*LotusWorks upgrade sports enhanced interface, templates. (Lotus
Development Corp. introduces LotusWorks 3.0...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*CIC introduces PenDOS for Kanji: operating environment runs on NCR
3125 PC. (Communication Intelligence Corp...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Product eases problem solving: Mindlink ships Mac, Win versions of
software. (Mindlink Problem Solver...           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Haestad unveils spelling checker for AutoCAD files. (Haestad Methods
Inc. introduces Spellcheck utility for...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*IBM touts SystemView offering for OS/2. (IBM to introduce first
products based on SystemView network...         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Procomm Plus for Windows packs power. (Software Review) (Datastorm
Technologies Procomm Plus for Windows 1.0...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Soft-Switch readies Unix-based gateway: EMX will link dissimilar mail
systems. (Soft-Switch Inc. announces...         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Windows version of CaLANdar set to make debut. (Microsystems Software
Inc. introduces CaLANdar for Windows...         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*America Online targets Chicago with new service. (America Online Inc.
introduces Chicago Online)(Brief Article )...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Rockwell licenses Hayes' technology for modem chips. (Rockwell
International Inc. licenses software...         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Madge introduces Token-Ring hub and bridge. (Madge Networks Inc.
introduces Smart Ringbridge, SmartCAU...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Microbase tunes multitasking OS, peer LAN package. (Microbase
Information Systems Corp. preparing upgrade...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Multi-Tech ships internal data/fax modems for PC, PS/2 compatibles.
(Multi-Tech Systems Inc. introduces...          [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*HP to expand line of EtherTwist cards with 16-bit entries. (HP
introduces EtherTwist 2724B, 2752A network...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Allied Telesis touts first of SNMP-based Ethernet hub family. (Allied
Telesis Inc. introduces AT-3612T...             [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Gandalf strengthens its LAN management. (Gandalf Systems Corp.
introduces Access Manager 1.2 network...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Puzzle to tie Unix workstations, NetWare LANs. (Puzzle Systems Corp.
announces SoftNet Utilities network...          [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*D-Link Systems' peer LAN gains global features. (D-Link Systems Inc.
introduces LANsmart 3.2 peer-to-peer network... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Version-control system assists group efforts. (Atria Software Inc.'s
Clearcase computer-aided software...            [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Mansfield's KEDIT 5.0 blazes through text-editing tasks. (Mansfield
Software Group Inc.'s text editor) (Software... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*DataFlex server edition to support OS/2, Unix. (Data Access Corp.'s
DataFlex Database Engine data base...           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*IGC upgrades multiuser OS by adding virtual COM ports. (IGC Inc.'s
VM/386 operating system) (Brief Article)...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Tools offer link from Windows to XDB and DB2. (XDB Systems Inc.'s
DDB-SQL/Windows 2.41 data base management...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Nantucket kit sails through dBASE IV code. (Nantucket Corp.'s Matt
Whelan's Compiler Kit, dBASE IV Edition...      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Intersolv ships Windows version of CASE package. (Intersolv Inc.'s
Excelerator Windows CASE...                     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Keithley Asyst bolsters DOS-based language. (Asyst 4.0 program
development software)(News Briefs)(Brief...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*SPC offers seminars on Superbase design. (Software Publishing Corp.'s
SuperBase data base management system)...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Borland C++ goes graphical; Windows 3.1 version gives developers
optimization tools. (Borland International...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Gold Disk preps powerful multimedia upgrade. (Gold Disk Inc.'s
Animation Works Interactive 1.1 multimedia...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*At last, a partnership that has the user in mind. (Microsoft Corp.,
Compaq and Analog Devices Inc.'s cooperative... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*What really matters in multimedia today. (The Corporate Micro)
(Column)                                        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Opening the door on some in-house high-tech secrets. (Soap Box)
(Column)                                        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Sites standardizing on Windows prove elusive. (Microsoft Corp's
Microsoft Windows graphical user interface)...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*It's time for our RAM worries to fade away. (Looking Forward)
(Column)                                        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Beware the tyranny of the network majority. (Mind the Gap) (Column)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*It's time for network-independent messaging. (Net Value) (Column)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*SOS CD ROM provides useful support; Computer Library's electronic
reference offers a vast quantity of...          [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Contact packages keep data handy; customizable search fields and
scheduling features attract buyers. (Buyers...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Ease of use key to software's acceptance. (use of contact management
software) (Market Analysis) (Buyers Guide)      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Contact managers help distributor harvest more sales. (Farmland
Industries Inc.'s selection of Elan Software... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Oracle strengthens focus on consulting services. (Oracle Corp.)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*WordPerfect lays IPO groundwork: word-processing leader hires exec to
spearhead effort. (Dan Campbell joins...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*New management team drafts dramatic changes for troubled Momenta.
(Momenta Corp.)                                 [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*IBM's OS/2 to yield meager OEM sales in '92. (original equipment
manufacturer sales expected to be low)...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Tape-backup maker Rexon restructures. (Rexon Inc. lays off top
executives, reorganizes)                        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Borland's Kahn blasts skeptics on Wall Street. (Borland International
Inc.'s Philippe Kahn)                           [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*AMD establishes a custom-chip division. (Advanced Micro Devices' new
customer specific integrated circuit unit)      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Xerox stakes out document-management turf. (pushing GlobalView
Unix-based document manager as standard)        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*New Banyan president plans alliances, marketing changes. (Banyan
Systems Inc.'s Peter Hamilton)(News Digest)...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Co-designer of DEC's Alpha joins Apple's RISC team. (chip designer
Richard Witek)                                  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*NeXT co-founder Tribble leaves after dispute with CEO Jobs. (Guy
Tribble, Steve Jobs)(News Digest) (Brief...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Creative Technology sues Media Vision over copyrights. (Creative
Technology Private Ltd.) (News Digest)...       [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Adobe president released five days after abduction. (Adobe Systems
Inc.'s Charles Geschke)                         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Borland drops lawsuits against Fox Software, SCO. (Borland
International Inc., Fox Software Inc., The...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*C&T, Eteq resolve patent-infringement suit. (Chips and Technologies
Inc., Eteq Microsystems Inc.)(News Digest)...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Siemens Nixdorf establishes systems-integration group. (Siemens
Nixdorf Information Systems Inc., Siemens...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Japan reins in U.S. high-tech funding; recession, falling profits,
past investment failures to blame.              [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Short takes.
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Egghead stock drops following Q4 earnings slip. (fourth quarter)
(Egghead Discount Software Inc.) (Brief...      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*In the works.
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Banyan product grows on Novell. (Banyan Systems Inc.'s product
code-named Ivy will unify disparate network...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*IBM's 486SLC CPU to debut this week. (Late News) (Brief Article)
(Product Announcement)                          [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Aldus to introduce drawing package. (IntelliDraw graphics software
for System 7.0 operating system and...          [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Microsoft to boost LaserJet speed. (add-on cartridge for HP LaserJet
II and III printers)(Late News) (Brief Article) [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Lotus readies enhanced PIM. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus
Organizer personal information manager)...      [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Microsoft ships Excel 4.0 for Mac. (spreadsheet software for the
Apple Macintosh) (Late News)(Brief Article)...  [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Intel to unwrap 3.3-volt 386SL. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Univel to give ISVs access to Intel Unix. (Univel's UnixWare
Unix-based operating system for Intel...        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Xyquest cuts staff by almost half. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Briefly noted:. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                                [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Spencer, in Delphic mode, orates some Oracular oddities. (Rumor
Central) (Column)                               [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Inside OS/2 2.0. (IBM Corp.'s operating system)(includes related
article on testing methodology) (Software...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Editor's note. (PC Week Special Report on IBM's OS/2 2.0 operating
system) (Brief Article)                         [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*NetWare Requester beta performs well in tests. (Novell Inc.'s NetWare
Requester 2.0 network management software...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*OS/2 tools put powerful ideas into fragile package. (IBM Corp.'s C
Developer's WorkSet/2 program development...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Buyers weigh costs and benefits of moving to OS/2; decisions pondered
with caution, enthusiasm. (PC Week Special...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*OS/2 rejuvenates hospital's system for tracking patients. (more
effective patient tracking at the University... [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Outgrowing DOS, Samsonite decides to travel with OS/2. (Samsonite
Corp.'s Electronic Data Interchange Quick...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Users evaluate OS/2 for long-term computing needs; NetWare support,
stability are critical factors. (PC Week...     [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*For dealers, 2.0 release brings mixture of relief, skepticism; IBM
slow to get upgrade on store shelves. (PC...    [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Sales of OS/2 apps lag behind DOS, Windows offerings. (PC Week
Special Report on IBM's OS/2 2.0 operating...   [PC Week: June 8 1992]
*Shooting from the hip: what users are saying about OS/2. (Brief
Article)                                        [PC Week: June 8 1992]
How to cope with your voice-mail hang up. (etiquette tips for
companies with voice mail and...  [San Jose Mercury News: June 8 1992]
Tiny firm designed Newton's chip. (UK-based Advanced RISC Machines
Ltd.'s ARM610 microprocessor...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 8 1992]
'Look and feel' isn't etched in stone yet. (Viewpoint)(copyright
issues in the computer...         [San Jose Mercury News: June 8 1992]
*Xtensions for Xpress: modular software for custom systems. (summary
of feature...  [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Five years ago. (stories appearing in volume 1, number 10 of the
newsletter)    [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Xtensions to Quark Xpress: specialty within a mass market. (includes
related...     [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Annexes for ReadySetGo 5.0. (the ReadySetGo page layout program's
extensible...  [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*XChange fills key distribution role. (Quark's XChange program for
third-party... [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Corel upgrades Draw, adds business graphics; all-in-one package kicks
back at...     [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Phoenix readies PostScript Level 2; 5 OEMs get alpha version of
source code... [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Monotype adds to TrueType font base; company releases three new
packages...    [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Hello simplifies personal communication: focused on casual users, but
extensible...  [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*What screen was that? The author replies. (a correction of a chart...
               [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Font vendors begin anti-piracy campaign; grace period, then
enforcement... [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Phoenix's PenBios picked by 8 OEMs; system software for pen
computing...   [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Sybase on Novell. (Sybase's SQL Server relational database manager
for...         [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Apple unveils Quadra 950 (Apple Computer Inc.'s Macintosh Quadra 950)
(The Latest... [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*IBM to offer fiber cards. (Fiber Distributed Data Interface cards for
the PS/2)...   [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*SuperPrint improves Windows printing; new release supports fax
modems...      [The Seybold Report on Desktop Publishing: June 8 1992]
*Court rejects IntraCorp counterclaims. (in suit against Broderbund
Software)                    [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Banyan Systems. (appoints A. Peter Hamilton president and chief
operating officer) (Brief... [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*SunSoft. (appoints Guy Tribble vice president of end-user software)
(Brief Article)              [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Merisel. (appoints CEO Michael Pickett co-chairman, replacing David
Wagman, who is now vice...   [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Wicat Systems and Jostens Learning. (the US Federal Trade Commission
requests information on...   [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Lotus licenses Ace technology. (Lotus Development Corp. will use Ace
Software's AceFile...        [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Eubanks elected SPA chairman. (the Software Publishers Association
elects Gordon Eubanks...     [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Broderbund signs three, loses one; Maxis goes solo. (Broderbund
Software signs New World...  [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Focused on food, Pinpoint hopes to get fat; co-founder departs.
(Pinpoint Publishing...      [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Hudson Soft's responsible game plan: A subliminal sales campaign?
With friends like...         [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Wicat Systems and Jostens Learning Corp. (the US Federal Trade
Commission requests more...  [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
*Claris. (names Dick Gorman vice president of worldwide marketing)
(News Briefs) (Brief...      [Software Industry Bulletin: June 8 1992]
International involvement broadens plans for TRIP '92.
(Transcontinental Integrated Services...      [Telephony: June 8 1992]
Questions linger after Ameritech shake-up. (executive reorganization
at American Information Technologies Corp.)   [Telephony: June 8 1992]
IXCs combat fraud with new services and software: a push to limit
customer liability. (interexchange carriers)  [Telephony: June 8 1992]
Nynex sets dial-up bandwidth trial. (Switched Wideband Service)
(Product Announcement)                        [Telephony: June 8 1992]
El Salvador's Antel recovers from war. (Antel state-owned telephone
network)                                      [Telephony: June 8 1992]
An operational support systems issue. (local telephone exchange
carriers must support next generation...      [Telephony: June 8 1992]
Next generation DLC assures efficient integrated network access.
(digital loop carrier) (Cover Story)          [Telephony: June 8 1992]
Closing the loop on DLC test strategies. (digital loop carrier)
                                              [Telephony: June 8 1992]
Notebook PC unfolds to compact design. (BBC's SL007 portable
computer)(Form + Function)...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 8 1992]
AT&T is working to erase its name from uncertain venture's sales
pitch. (business dealings...    [The Wall Street Journal: June 8 1992]
Prime Computer has plan to go public, halve its debt and shed computer
unit.                           [The Wall Street Journal: June 8 1992]
MTV whiz jumps from hyperactive to interactive. (John A. Lack of ACTV
Inc.)                                 [Los Angeles Times: June 7 1992]
Three different ways to dress up Windows: tools and philosophies that
make computing an easier task...     [The New York Times: June 7 1992]
Privacy in e-mail? Better to assume it doesn't exist. (second of two
articles) (Networking ) (Column)     [The New York Times: June 7 1992]
The rules of evidence are being rewritten; lawyers are recording
trials, and then letting the...      [The New York Times: June 7 1992]
Phone companies join their rivals in the facts business. (All
About/Information...                 [The New York Times: June 7 1992]
The electronic future is upon us: paper's role in publishing is a
remnant, and the power of choice...  [The New York Times: June 7 1992]
Fine color prints made in minutes. (artist Jody Dole's collaboration
with Cactus Corp. on electronic...   [The New York Times: June 7 1992]
Start-up Momenta seeks Japanese aid. (computer manufacturer Momenta
Corp.)                            [San Jose Mercury News: June 6 1992]
Japanese agree to buy more U.S. semiconductors.
                                      [Los Angeles Times: June 5 1992]
PacBell salaries have a costly ring. (Pacific Bell corporate
executives receive high pay)...       [Los Angeles Times: June 5 1992]
New U.S.-Japan accord on semiconductors. (Japanese firms to give
advance notice of semiconductor...   [The New York Times: June 5 1992]
*Infonet links to Earth Summit. (data networking services)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Stac sues IIT over its Xtradrive hardware card. (Stac Electronics
Inc., Integrated Information Technology Inc.) [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*New for PC: Wordstar, LAN version. (Wordstar INternational Inc.'s
Wordstar 7.0 word processing software)...     [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Consumer Electronics Show admits consumers.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Canada: Unitel sells Telesat Mobile stake. (Unitel Communications)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*New chip "reads" like human eye. (Verifone Inc.'s I-1000)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*GUI expected to stimulate growth in database market. (graphical user
interface) (Research Alliance)                [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Japanese govt offers 5th generation computer software for free.
(Ministry of International Trade and...       [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Japan: NIFTY's telecom word processor, NEC rate cuts. (OASYS
30-LX405) (Product Announcement)              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Borland says Paradox faster in multiuser than Fox. (Borland
International Inc.'s Paradox 4.0 data base... [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*World's smallest memory chip element developed. (Hitachi)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*NEC links with Micron on chip sales. (Micron Technology)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Apple Japan cuts Macintosh prices.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*TI submicron CMS gate arrays for low voltage apps. (Texas Instruments
Inc.'s TGC1000LV, TGC1000) (Product...        [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Bell rollout of ISDN delayed again. (Integrated Services Digital
Network)                                      [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Pagenet wants Pioneer Preference for voice paging. (Paging Network
Inc.)                                         [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*AT&T workers schedule job action. (Communications Workers of America)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*MCI Mail adds Kermit, Zmodem, and 9,600 service. (MCI Communications
Corp.'s electronic mail system)               [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Motorola, Samsung enter wireless palmtop race. (Samsung Electronics
Company Ltd.)                                 [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Ameritech to work with Audio Services on audiotex.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Microsoft previews SQL Server running under Windows NT. (structured
query language)                               [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*New for PC: Thunder & Lightening -- VGA, sound on single board.
(Media Vision Inc.) (Product Announcement)    [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*New for Macintosh: update to MacAnalyst. (Excel Software's
MacAnalysts 3.2, MacDesigner 3.3) (Product... [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Integraph's standards-based networking products. (Network Management
System, InterHub Fiber Repeater, InterHub...  [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Moscow: C&W invests in Russian telecom. (Cable and Wireless PLC,
SovAm Teleport)                               [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Microsoft offers MS-Mail upgrade path for 3Com users. (electronic
mail system)                                  [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*EC tackles member state telecom monopolies. (European Commission)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*EC sees end to Bull share investigation. (European Commission)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*IBM signs on dotted line for Bull stake.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Lotus plans dBASE-compatible WIndows package. (Lotus Development
Corp. licenses Ace Software Corp. data...     [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Roundup: stories carried by other media this week.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Cyrix's low-cost competitor to the '486 chip. (Cx486DLC) (Product
Announcement)                                 [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Users flock to Pen Expo, "industry best" awards.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*The Organizer, version 3.0. (Software Review) (Threadz Ltd.'s
personal information management system)       [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
*Microsoft Productivity Pak for Windows 3.1. (Software Review)
(educational software)                        [Newsbytes: June 5 1992]
Upstart Cyrix undercuts Intel's 486. (Intel 80486 microprocessor)
                                  [San Jose Mercury News: June 5 1992]
Centel-Sprint acquisition proposal tests large investors' ability to
wield power. (Sprint Corp.'s... [The Wall Street Journal: June 5 1992]
AT&T's unions threaten to switch firms for service. (threat of
switching personal...           [The Wall Street Journal: June 5 1992]
IBM opens a European unit to sell low-priced PC clones made in Asia.
                                [The Wall Street Journal: June 5 1992]
Japanese firms pledge to boost chip imports. (says Electronic
Industries Association of...    [The Wall Street Journal: June 5 1992]
Bank of England IT staff reject FM offer. (information technology,
facilities management)                  [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Newton takes Apple into handheld market. (Apple developing Newton
handheld computer)                      [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Experts call for 3.5bn supercomputing boost. (billions of pounds
sterling)                               [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
M&S tunes in to wireless market. (Marks and Spencer)(development of
technologies for radio-based local...   [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Together when the revolution comes? (management/EDP relations during
decentralization and devolution)        [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Positive thought takes off. (training information technology staff at
Prudential)                             [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
European outlook. (possible European members for new HP group)
                                        [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Language barriers. (fourth-generation languages are caught between
third-generation languages and...       [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
On the cards. (growing use of debit cards)
                                        [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Make or break with high-tech. (examination of the centrality of
information technology)                 [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Growing pains. (Oracle Corp.) (Company Profile)
                                        [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Multiple vision. (new trends in terminal emulation software)
                                        [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Keen interest in Bedford group. (British Computer Society subgroup on
software quality management)            [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
UK storm brews over EC workstation law. (European Commission)
                                        [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Affable true grit of software's first Lady. (UIS CEO Lady Helen
Gardiner)                               [Computer Weekly: June 4 1992]
Learn to use DSP chips with a minimum of pain: DSP evaluation kits.
(digital signal processors) (includes related...    [EDN: June 4 1992]
Gaining network interoperability requires more testing. (includes
glossary of terms and related articles on the...    [EDN: June 4 1992]
3V circuits cut power and boost speed. (EDN-Technology Update)
                                                    [EDN: June 4 1992]
Workstations combine superscalar operation with multiprocessing.
(EDN-Product Update)                                [EDN: June 4 1992]
Superscalar SPARC executes as many as three instructions in parallel.
(Scalable Processor Architecture) (EDN-Processor... [EDN: June 4 1992]
Superscalar SPARC RISC integrates CPUs, cache controller, and SRAM.
(reduced instruction-set computer)(EDN-Processor... [EDN: June 4 1992]
Chip mixes microprocessor/DSP for fax, modem, and voice processing.
(Zilog's Z89120)(EDN-Processor Update)              [EDN: June 4 1992]
FPGA conversion. (field-programmable gate array) (Editor's
analysis)(EDN-Special Report) (Cover Story)         [EDN: June 4 1992]
Team approach improves user interfaces for instruments. (EDN-Design
Feature)                                            [EDN: June 4 1992]
Consider writing a technical article; if you can apply good
engineering practice to communicating...            [EDN: June 4 1992]
Build multiple JTAG scan paths onto your next pc board. (Joint Test
Action Group)(EDN-Hands On!) (Technical)            [EDN: June 4 1992]
Windows 3.0 course explains it all. (Data General Corp.'s and Uniplex
Integration Systems Inc.'s joint development and... [EDN: June 4 1992]
Disk compression nets more for less. (Addstor Inc.'s SuperStor 2.0
file management software)...          [Los Angeles Times: June 4 1992]
*New for Mac: Microsoft releases Excel 4.0. (spreadsheet software)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Japan: errorless programming system developed. (Toshiba)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Japan: CD-I software organization being created. (compact disk
interactive)                                  [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Japan: Kyocera develops 1-2-3 for its pocket organizer. (Refalo
pocket computer)                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Hayes agrees with Rockwell on Escape Sequence Codes. (Hayes
Microcomputer Products Inc., Rockwell)        [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Talk show host starts self-help 900 line. (Tony Brown's Buy Freedom
900 Network)                                  [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Australia: pay TV arena thrown open.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Switzerland to buy Australian Stock Exchange system.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Broderbund expands Kid Pix educational game line. (Broderbund
Software Inc.'s Kid Pix for Windows, Kid...   [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*CPSR: can planned FBI law cancel call forwarding? (Computer
Professionals for Social Responsibility)      [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*CPSR: absent NIST criticized on cryptography panel. (Computer
Professionals for Social...                   [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*International phone update.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*General Instrument wins sale for Videocypher. (contract awarded by
Multivision Audiovisual S.A. of Mexico...     [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Ameritech goes to variable rates on credit card.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*GEnie offers QuickBid govt bidding service. (General Electric Co.'s
GE Information Services, CACI...              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*ATC, LDDS to merge. (Advanced Telecommunications Corp., LDDS
Communications Inc.)                          [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*America Online introduces Internet access. (Quantum Computer Services
Inc.)                                         [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Reuters takes a third stake in French software co. (Effix Systemes
S.A.)                                         [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Finnish authorities upset over Russian virus carrier.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*COCOM allows fiber optic exports to Soviet bloc. (Coordinating
Committee for Multilateral Export Controls)   [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Ziffnet now available on Prodigy.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Digital plans new manufacturing plant for Alpha chips. (Digital
Equipment Corp.)                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Lotus licenses Windows database technology. (Lotus Development Corp.
Ace Software Corp.'s AceFile for Windows)     [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*IBM Canada to sell clones through separate unit. (ExperComp Services
Ltd.'s Ambra)                                 [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Miniscribe fraud suit settlement announced.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Microsoft hosts first Latin American distributor conference.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Motorola, Samsung to produce pen PC. (Samsung Electronics Company
Ltd.)                                         [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*CPSR: technology panel rips US export policy. (Computer Professionals
for Social Responsibility)                    [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*Egghead posts record-breaking year, plans more stores.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
*$50 billion market for portable computers projected. (Market
Intelligence Research Co.)                    [Newsbytes: June 4 1992]
Adobe executive attempted to flee kidnappers. (Charles Geschke,
president of Adobe Systems Inc.)  [San Jose Mercury News: June 4 1992]
An 'instant bounce' machine; device knows if check's good. (Onyx, from
Verifone Inc.) (Product...        [San Jose Mercury News: June 4 1992]
Asian PC makers struggling for profits; Japan not as
computer-saturated as expected... [San Jose Mercury News: June 4 1992]
High-tech group on track; research consortium focuses on success for
its members. (Microelectronics... [San Jose Mercury News: June 4 1992]
Prime Computer plans offering to pay part of $570 million owed to
Shearson.                       [The Wall Street Journal: June 4 1992]
Changing 'engines' is an easy way to soup up PCs. (Personal
Technology) (Intel Corp.'s...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 4 1992]
UK, Ireland head chip growth table.
                                     [Electronics Weekly: June 3 1992]
EDA firms in mood to celebrate good news. (electronic design
automation firms to display...       [Electronics Weekly: June 3 1992]
European cellular phones search for an identity. (GSM digital cellular
telephone system still not...        [Electronics Weekly: June 3 1992]
The multimedia chips are down. (manufacturers developing
microprocessors for multimedia)      [Electronics Weekly: June 3 1992]
Listening to the workers. (Gould Electronics Instruments Systems
implements total quality...          [Electronics Weekly: June 3 1992]
Pressure mounts for AT&T contract. (Communications Workers of America
and International Brotherhood of...   [Los Angeles Times: June 3 1992]
Computer oracle breaks silence; Steve Chen offers his view of future.
                                     [The New York Times: June 3 1992]
Key engineer quits Next Computer to join Sun. (Guy Tribble to join Sun
Microsystems' Sunsoft subsidiary)    [The New York Times: June 3 1992]
Allies ease exports to ex-Soviet countries. (restrictions on
technology products)                 [The New York Times: June 3 1992]
*Data General enhances Eclipse MV with disk array. (HADA/MV) (Product
Announcement)                                 [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Hong Kong: Comshare software manages City Poly dept. (City
Polytechnic of Hong Kong)                     [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Australia: AOTC's Melbourne HQ decision a boon for state. (Australian
and Overseas Telecommunications Corp.)        [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Australia: OTCI tries to step into Russian market. (OTC
International)                                [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Australian psychiatric database to aid diagnosis. (Clinical
Information System for Psychiatry)            [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Australia: Tasmanian museum first to use videodiscs. (Queen Victoria
Museum and Art Gallery)                       [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Micro Logic offers upgrade to Lotus Agenda users. (Info Select)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*IBM adds multi-processor PS/2 server. (PS/2 Server 295) (Product
Announcement)                                 [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Strifler Group first in series of Systemhouse buyouts. (SHL
Systemhouse)                                  [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*New for PC: Delrina shipping DosFax Pro. (Delrina Technology Inc.'s
communications software) (Product...          [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*New spreadsheet for Psion Series 3 pocket computer.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*PDN access war in Europe hots up. (British Telecommunications Inc.
opens Paris office)                           [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*UK: Lotus to intro cc:Mail 4.0 for DOS users. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s electronic mail system) (Product...   [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*UK: Tandon unveils Cyrix 486SLC-based notebook. (NB 486SLC) (Product
Announcement)                                 [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*UK: AST bundles free modem, shuffles portable pricing. (AST Research
Inc.'s Premium Exec 386SX/20 and 25)          [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Canada's Geac acquires Albion of Australia. (Geac Computer
Corporation Ltd., Albion Computing)           [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*IBM, Lexmark sue printer cartridge recycler. (Lexmark International)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Data general fills out 486 PC line. (Dasher II-486/33LE) (Product
Announcement)                                 [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Hayes, Rockwell on ISDN/wireless: exclusive interviews. (Integrated
Services Digital Networks) (Hayes...          [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Teknekron to make CDMA cordless phones in Korea. (Code Division
Multiple Access standard) (Teknekron...       [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*ATC looking to sell out. (Advanced Telecommunications Corp.)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*New international direct dial services. (AT&T)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Airline fare cuts break call records. (AT&T)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*New long distance calling plans announced.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*AT&T phone strike still possible.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Packet cellular network moves ahead. (Cellular Data Inc., Cellular
Inc.)                                         [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Retix and Oracle unveil Oracle Mail X.400 gateway. (Oracle Systems
Corp.'s electronic mail system)               [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Stockholder suit claims Aldus inflated growth projections.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Dell Computer to pre-install Novell NetWare.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*Creative Labs suing Media Vision for reverse engineering. (audio
cards)                                        [Newsbytes: June 3 1992]
*An open and shut case. (Microsoft Corp.'s distributed computing
strategy) (Editorial)                           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Readers' writes. (Letter to the Editor)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*IBM sets up low-end unit. (ICPI) (Brief Article)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Microsoft challenges IBM PS/2 bundling strategy. (Microsoft Corp.
offers integrated package of Windows 3.1...     [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Extra.
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*AMD unveils chip for built-in Ethernet. (Advanced Micro Devices'
PCnet-ISA)(Brief Article) (Product...           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Compaq dealer shake-up targets small business. (Brief Article)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*IBM to rebadge Zenith notebook. (will sell portable computer made by
Zenith Data Systems) (Brief Article)            [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Printer market figures in the UK, 1990-1991. (source: Romtec) (Brief
Article)                                        [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Vendors aim for xBase standard. (proposals for dBASE-compatible
database programming language to become...      [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Cyrix strikes licence deal with Texas. (Cyrix Corp., Texas
Instruments Inc. announce cross-licensing...    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Business. (Brief Article)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*IBM outlines strategy for development. (Brief Article)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*HP adds extra sauce to its PC range. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s HP Vectra
486U PC series)(Brief Article) (Product...      [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Windows heads for networking future. (beta networking version of
Microsoft Windows 3.1 graphical user...         [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Out-of-hours support launch. (the Chums Helpline support service)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Lotus showers Notes users with applications. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Lotus Notes office automation...        [PC User: June 3 1992]
*586 PC race hots up. (Compaq and DEC developing microcomputers that
will use Intel's upcoming 80586...              [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Apple unveils pen-based RISC palmtop range. (Apple Computer Inc.'s
Newton series, reduced instruction-set...       [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Elonex and Copam settle libel dispute. (Copam Electronics Corp.)
(Brief Article)                                 [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Diary/June-July.
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Intel axes 486 chip prices in clone war.
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Commodore nets largest deal. (Hogg Robinson travel agency orders 1
million pounds sterling worth of...             [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Sorting out the E-mail. (electronic mail standards)(News Analysis)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Unix vending. (Unix, IBM OS/2, Microsoft Windows NT competing for
80486-based microcomputer market)(News...       [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Doctor's dilemma. (Heroes & Villains) (Column)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*The X Factor. (Software Review) (Quarterdeck Office Systems'
DESQview/X graphical user interface)(Cover...   [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Blind date. (Software Review) (Computer Associates' UpToDate
scheduling software) (Evaluation)               [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Lights, camera, Action! (Software Review) (MacroMind-Paracomp's
Action! multimedia software) (Evaluation)       [PC User: June 3 1992]
*In the fast lane. (Hardware Review) (Intel Corp.'s OverDrive upgrade
processor) (Evaluation)                         [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Room for manoeuvre. (Software Review) (Xerox's Rooms 1.0 front-end
software for the Microsoft Windows graphical... [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Clarion developing. (Software Review) (Clarion Corp.'s Clarion
Professional Developer program development...   [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Fax or fiction? (Software Review) (IconoGraphic Systems' Fax Now!
1.10 facsimile software) (Evaluation)           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Ti'ko to go. (Hardware Review) (Ti'ko's PS450C microcomputer)
(Evaluation)                                    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Costly projections. (Software Review) ( Primavera Project Planner 5.0
package supplied by Forgetrack) (Evaluation)    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*SLic thinking. (Hardware Review) (Aria's SLIC 3000 notebook computer)
(Evaluation)                                    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Windows with atti-tude. (Software Review) (Attitash Software's
Attitools Windows file management utility)...   [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Business Applications for Lotus 1-2-3 Macros._(book reviews)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Real World PageMaker 4._(book reviews)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*The Complete Scanner Toolkit for the IBM PC._(book reviews)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*IBM N51 SX: 386SX notebook PC. (Hardware Review) (Shortlist)
(Evaluation)                                    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Silicon Valley Computer 486/33: 33MHz 486-based mini-tower. (Hardware
Review) (microcomputer)(Shortlist) (Evaluation) [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Norton Backup 2.0: back-up utility. (Software Review) (from
Symantec)(Shortlist) (Evaluation)               [PC User: June 3 1992]
*StyleWriter 2.0: writing style checker. (Software Review) (supplied
by Editor Software)(Shortlist) (Evaluation)     [PC User: June 3 1992]
*TurboCAD 2: low-end DOS-based CAD package. (Software Review) (from
International Microcomputer Software...         [PC User: June 3 1992]
*ASIT MS 6312: portable inkjet printer. (Hardware Review)
(Anglo-Soviet Information...                    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*4272i PC. (microcomputer supplied by Mitac Inc.)(Bulletin - Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                 [PC User: June 3 1992]
*TA Dario DX33. (microcomputer supplied by Triumph Adler)(Bulletin -
Brief Article) (Product Announcement)           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Seiko Instruments Personal Colorpoint PS. (color thermal transfer
printer)(Bulletin - Brief Article) (Product...  [PC User: June 3 1992]
*7600XGA. (projection panel supplied by CRT Displays)(Bulletin)
(Product Announcement)                          [PC User: June 3 1992]
*PC Stylus. (supplied by International Microcomputer Software
Inc.)(Bulletin - Brief Article) (Product...     [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Video Machine. (add-on board supplied by Magnifeye)(Bulletin - Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                 [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Laser Library. (multimedia system supplied by Sony)(Bulletin - Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                 [PC User: June 3 1992]
*PrintCache. (printer software supplied by Riva)(Bulletin - Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                 [PC User: June 3 1992]
*ED for Windows. (program editor supplied by QBS Software)(Bulletin -
Brief Article) (Product Announcement)           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*IMS Folder. (image management system from ISC)(Bulletin - Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                 [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Central Point Anti-Virus for Windows. (Central Point Software
anti-virus package)(Bulletin - Brief...         [PC User: June 3 1992]
*386DX-40 Cache Notebook. (notebook computer supplied by
Reeves)(Bulletin - Brief Article) (Product...   [PC User: June 3 1992]
*PC-6881. (notebook computer supplied by Sharp Electronics)(Bulletin -
Brief Article) (Product Announcement)           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*EPS-433 Notebook. (Orac Information 80486-based notebook
computer)(Bulletin - Brief Article) (Product... [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Professional DC3000 and DC4000. (color notebook computers supplied by
Compu-Sys Ltd.)(Bulletin - Brief Article)...    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Blue Lynx WinTwin. (emulator supplied by Techland Group)(Bulletin -
Brief Article) (Product Announcement)           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*WordPerfect Print Gateway for System 370. (gateway software lets
mainframes and microcomputers share...          [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Mport 450. (portable computer supplied by Aria Computer)(Bulletin -
Brief Article) (Product Announcement)           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Disctec RHD120. (hard disk supplied by Disctec Technologies)(Bulletin
- Brief Article) (Product Announcement)         [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Dr DOS LANPack. (Novell Inc.'s network software)(Bulletin - Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                 [PC User: June 3 1992]
*ECvision. (program development software supplied by ECsoft)(Bulletin
- Brief Article) (Product Announcement)         [PC User: June 3 1992]
*EP500. (online uninterruptible power supply system supplied by Dowty
Power Electronics)(Bulletin - Brief Article)... [PC User: June 3 1992]
*PC Clinic. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Growing pains with 3.1. (Microsoft Windows 3.1 graphical user
interface)(World of Windows) (Column)           [PC User: June 3 1992]
*3.5-inch erasable optical drives. (Hardware Review) (evaluation of 11
drives)(PC User NSTL Lab Report; includes...    [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Tale PCs.
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
*Caption competition winner No. 102.
                                                [PC User: June 3 1992]
Japan pulls plug on big computer project. (Japan's 'Fifth Generation'
computer project)                 [San Jose Mercury News: June 3 1992]
Little disk drive has right stuff, baby! (Seagate Technology Inc.
advertises its 1.8-inch disk...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 3 1992]
Quality of telecommunications exports to former Soviet bloc to be
raised. (Coordinating...        [The Wall Street Journal: June 3 1992]
Labs rely on computer models to predict changes in climate.
                                [The Wall Street Journal: June 3 1992]
AT&T succeeds in system test of fiber optics. (AT and T Bell
Laboratories and Kokusai...     [The Wall Street Journal: June 3 1992]
Keeping it interesting. (educational software for children)
(Evaluation)                         [The New York Times: June 2 1992]
New Macintosh via the mail delivers local networking with color.
(Macintosh LC II)                    [The New York Times: June 2 1992]
IBM to place Lotus at core of its PC networking plans. (Lotus
Development Corp to develop...       [The New York Times: June 2 1992]
*Siemens reveals ambitious sales plans for next decade.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Mercury intros new toll-free numbering scheme for UK. (Mercury
Communications PLC)                           [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*UK: Samsung launches first PostScript laser printer. (SL 1081P)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*UK: Dell unveils for "value added" portable computer. (Dell Computer
Corp.'s NL25) (Product Announcement)          [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Alan Kay to keynote Boston's Windows & OS/2 expo.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*New for PC: Easel updates Easel/Win development toll. (Easel/Win 2.0)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Australia: DEC to become toll collector for NSW govt. (New South
Wales)                                        [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Paycheck - Australian developed payroll system for PCs. (PCS
Australia) (Product Announcement)             [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Australian company to supply int'l optical fiber cable. (Tasman Cable
Company)                                      [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Australian telecoms watchdog to examine billing systems. (Austel)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*New for Unix in UK: RIS Calendar Manager debuts. (Russell Information
Sciences Inc.) (Product Announcement)         [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*UK: Mac version of Perform Pro Filler debuts. (Delrina Technology
Inc.'s data entry software)                   [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Hayes launches Optima 144 data-fax modem. (Hayes Microcomputer
Products Inc.'s Optima 144 + Fax 144...       [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Merisel announces promotion and sweepstakes.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*ServerJet SI connects 7 PCs to one laser printer. (ASP Computer
Products Inc.'s printer server) (Product...   [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*AT&T to use HackerTracker to combat fraud. (licensing agreement with
Moscom)                                       [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Fujitsu renames Poqet Computer. (Fujitsu Personal Systems)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*BellSouth enters teleradiology market. (comarketing agreement with
CAE-Link Corp.)                               [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Mustang releases Wildcat 3.5. (Mustang Software Inc.'s bulletin board
system communications software) (Product...   [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*New for PC: upgrade to PAL-Edit script editor for Paradox. (Kallista
Inc.'s PAL-Edit 4.0) (Product Announcement)   [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Microsemi to buy Unitrode's competing semiconductor div.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Adobe intros PostScript software for printers and Sun. (Adobe Systems
Inc.'s Display PostScript printer software)   [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*New for PC in UK: Microsoft Mail Starter Kit announced. (electronic
mail system) (Product Announcement)           [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*UK: British Telecom unveils low-cost ISDN hardware. (British
Telecommunications PLC)(Integrated...         [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*UK: Trigem unveils 25MHz 386SX PC. (TriGem Computers Inc.'s SX386M+)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Microsoft demos 32-bit SQL Server for Windows NT.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Software Developer's Co. sells products, closes div. (Borland
International Inc.'s buys two products...     [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Seven VPs among 3,700 taking DEC's early retirement.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*Matsushita gains IBM's PC BIOS codes. (Matsushita Electric Industrial
Company Ltd.) (basic input/output system)     [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
*More on Rockwell, Hayes deal: exclusive interviews. (Hayes
Microcomputer Products Inc.'s Dennis Hayes... [Newsbytes: June 2 1992]
Another cog drops out of Next gang. (Guy L. 'Bud' Tribble, co-founder
of Next Inc., leaves Next to...   [San Jose Mercury News: June 2 1992]
Seagate, Quantum unveil 2.5-inch disk drives. (Seagate Technology
Inc.'s ST9235A, Quantum...        [San Jose Mercury News: June 2 1992]
Bell Canada gives contract to sister firm. (Bell Canada signs contract
with Northern Telecom for...    [The Wall Street Journal: June 2 1992]
With new planning software, entrepreneurs act like MBAs. (Information
Age)                            [The Wall Street Journal: June 2 1992]
Motorola, Samsung plan to develop palmtop computers. (Motorola Inc.,
Samsung Electronics Co...       [The Wall Street Journal: June 2 1992]
Compaq's tall order for agency: sell new line ... and new image.
(Compaq Computer Corp. hires... [The Wall Street Journal: June 2 1992]
Software stocks lead index higher after early jitters; volume is
light. (OTC Focus) (Column)     [The Wall Street Journal: June 2 1992]
USAir sets new airport net firmly on LAN. (USAir Inc. project to
include over 50 local-area networks) [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
NetWare for giant LANs approaches; Novell says next release will
support 1,000 users. (local-area...  [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
Calm in the wake of a product storm. (Network Management)
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
E-mail spec could be a rising star. (Internet committee's Multipurpose
Internet Mail Extensions to...       [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
Proteon readies low-cost bridge-router product line. (Proteon Inc.)
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
Ancor to deliver a gigabit switch. (Ancor Communications Inc. to ship
250M-bps bandwidth switch to...      [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
Madge to debut hub for token-ring nets. (Madge Networks Inc. to
introduce SmartCAU intelligent...    [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
Bells to discuss ISDN deployment; Bellcore schedules a special session
at the NIU-Forum's meeting...        [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
Starlight Networks promises clear LAN video. (multimedia video
applications on local-area...        [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
HP offers Ethernet adapters for high-throughput apps. (Hewlett-Packard
Co. introduces HP 27247B PC-LAN...   [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
AT&T to extend frame-relay to Europe.
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
More adapters for FDDI over copper. (Fiber Distributed Data Interface)
(vendors rush to fill a market...    [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
New servers aim for speed, high performance. (Local Area Networks)
                                     [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
Using ISDN in the real world; users are dishing up scenarios where
ISDN makes sense, but a number of... [CommunicationsWeek: June 1 1992]
*At your service: a flurry of activity among the companies making
superservers leads us to believe...     [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*Sketchbook: cruising the gadget fairs in Tokyo and Chicago. (the
Business Show in Tokyo and the...       [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*Kanji word processors. (Fujitsu's Oasys Pocket 2 and Sharp
Electronics' Shoin WVS-200...           [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*Well ahead. (Computer Intelligence Corp.'s PenDOS pen operating
system is adapted to Japanese ahead...  [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*Most organizers. (electronic organizers from Sharp, NEC, Fujitsu,
Casio and Tandy will soon use pens...   [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*Lithium ion batteries. (may soon be used in portable computers)
(Brief Article)                         [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*The role of facsimile. (portable facsimile products from Sony, Ricoh
and National Semiconductor)             [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*Random bits. (Sharp's PV-BR1 battery-operated business card reader,
Panasonic's Electronic Book Player...   [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
*Mobility machines. (A+H International's BeeperKid pager set,
PhoneMate's All Digital Answering...    [Computer Letter: June 1 1992]
JWP's retrenchment exposes vulnerability; rivals could take over major
accounts. (JWP Information...    [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Wang, Robec join forces to expand imaging market. (Wang Laboratories
Inc. and Robec Inc.)             [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Aggregators expand VAR financing. (value-added resellers)(InaCom
Corp., ComputerLand Corp....     [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Apple shows new line; pen-based organizer signals strategy shift.
(Apple Computer Inc. shows...    [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
IBM readies OEM pacts for OS/2. (original equipment manufacturers)
                                 [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Gupta's products to move through Novell's channel. (Gupta Technologies
Inc.)                            [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Compaq to limit access to new Systempro line. (Compaq Computer Corp.
limits distribution)             [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Kissing the recession good-bye? (small-to-midsized businesses spending
more on hardware and software)   [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Microsoft Mail on target. (Microsoft Corp's release of Microsoft Mail
3.0 expected on time in 1992)    [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Supreme Court upholds ban on mail-order tax.
                                 [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Top vendors, U.S. ink research pact. (collaborative research efforts)
                                 [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
ALR introduces 486SX for less than $1,000. (Advanced Logic Research
Inc. introduces PowerFlex...     [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
NCR agreement furthers open OLTP strategy. (NCR Corp. and Independent
Technologies Inc.)(on-line...    [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
WordStar gears writing tools toward verticals. (WordStar International
Inc.)                            [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
PrimeService acquires Intel support organization. (Prime Computer
Inc's PrimeService division...   [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Tech stocks: good news is met with concern. (Column)
                                 [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
IPO window closing; Kenfil, Packard Bell delay offerings. (Kenfil Inc.
and Packard Bell Electronics...  [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Mixed reaction to Everex proposal; Northgate plans praised,
criticized. (Everex Systems...   [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Cost cutting helps HP post 40% 2Q earnings jump. (Hewlett-Packard Co.)
                                 [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
OS/2 2.0: the tip of the OS/X iceberg for true 'distributed
computing'. (Column)             [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
LANDA adds training; organization launches European initiative. (Local
Area Network Dealers...          [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Blyth looks for VARs; developer refocuses database sales strategy.
(value added...                  [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
HP readies desktops: adding Vectra 486U systems, 386/25NPC. (Vectra
386/25N) (Product Announcement)  [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Pumping out chips; vendors target increased price/performance.
                                 [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
UPSes: stand by your LAN; power supplies keep networks, VARs on the
go. (Hardware Review)...         [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Mark of a good host: hotel chain adds LAN to improve efficiency.
(Hostmark Management Group in... [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
Borland spiffs up Paradox; database product sports a more graphical
interface option. (Borland...    [Computer Reseller News: June 1 1992]
New decade, new identity for Lotus: workgroup successes force tough
choices. (Lotus Development Corp.)        [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Novell shift to lift NetWare 3.11. (3x network operating system to be
enhanced)                                 [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
PC giants consider office link: Borland, WordPerfect eye applications
suite. (Borland International Inc.)       [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Shrink-wrapped Unix to take on Windows. (Unix System Laboratories
Inc.) (Product Announcement)              [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Novell to boost WAN performance via NLM. (wide-area network, NetWare
Loadable Module)                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Apple/IBM team shifts to Mac-AS/400 links.
                                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
War rages over DECstation's loss of OSF/1. (Open Software Foundation's
OSF/1 operating system)                   [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
NYMEX to gain ACCESS to 24-hour on-line trading. (New York Mercantile
Exchange, American Computerized...        [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
NetWare for VMS comeback infringes on DEC's plans.
                                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Users leery of multiprocessing: many to stand by PC LANs until more
needed features are given to gear...      [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
TI, Tandy to ambush 386 notebooks with 486 attack. (Texas Instruments
Inc.) (Product Announcement)              [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Bank IS fights outsourcing challenge: race to farm out is receding,
but in-house pacts far from guaranteed... [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Ex-EDS president takes helm at Perot. (Electronic Data Systems Corp.,
Perot Systems Corp.)                      [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Apple tailors handheld organizer for busy execs. (the Apple Newton
personal digital assistant/portable...    [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
CEOs clinch pact with DOE to speed computer research. (Chief Executive
Officers, U.S. Department of Energy)      [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
It's a bird, a plane--an uh oh! (electronic imaging system tracks
objects in space)(Advanced Technology)    [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Software patents: boon or bane?: where some see a worthwhile system in
need of improvement, others see a...      [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Where some see a worthwhile system in need of improvement, others see
a quagmire. (software patents: boon or... [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
IBM edges into search for next computer generation. (product plans)
                                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Borland cites speed gain in Paradox 4.0 offering. (Borland
International Inc.'s data base...         [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Computer graphics help carry physicians' message: hospital's
physicians, instructors use PC-based...   [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
What's a Win32S anyway? (Windows View) (Column)
                                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
dBase IV 1.5: not quite the cat's pajamas. (includes related article
on product features) (Software Review)... [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Sun's new line wins user favor: users pleased with the balance and
design of recent batch of workstations... [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Observers wary of IBM FDDI 'alliance.' (Fiber Distributed Data
Interface)                                [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
SQL Server slips Sybase into NetWare territory. (Sybase Inc.'s SQL
Server for NetWare data base...           [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Traders trim paper step: Smith Barney using client/server
architecture. (Smith Barney, Harris...    [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Beyond to ship Windows mail package. (Beyond Inc.'s BeyondMail for
Windows electronic mail system)...        [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
SNMP holds steady as network standard. (Simple Network Management
Protocol)                                 [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Users pick up pieces to WAN puzzle: at Interop '92 Spring, WAN cost
justification a concern for many users... [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Shoe retailer makes strides with EDI. (Stride Rite Corp., electronic
data interchange, includes related...     [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Users await NetView 2.3. (IBM's network management software)
                                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Product introductions aim to tie it all together: DEC, Cisco plan to
develop pair of multiprotocol routers...  [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Tardy IBM looks to tomorrow. (IBM's new tape storage systems)
                                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
D&B to port product line to four Unix platforms. (Dun & Bradstreet
Software Services Inc.)                   [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Legent holds distribution tool for further testing. (XCOM/SDS data
center management software) (includes...  [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Open systems more than Unix, users say: survey finds most IBM shops
pleased with interoperability of...       [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Publisher expedites client/server solution. (On Site) (Simon &
Schuster Inc.)                            [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
IBM vows '92 repository delivery: Big Blue executive outlines '92-'93
project status for key software projects. [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
4GL development tool targets images. (Image Innovations Solutions
Inc.'s Image Application Workbench...     [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
The well-equipped help desk. (automating help desk functions, includes
related article on purchasing help...     [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Costs are high but doable: expenditure depends on help desk size,
degree of automation. (automating help... [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
No more playing around on Nintendo's help desk. (Nintendo of America
Inc. automated support...                 [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
'If you need to fix a repetitive problem, please press 1 . . . .'
(help desk automation)(Product Spotlight) [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Tulsa plans ahead for LAN-slide of questions. (Tulsa, OK public works
department's support...                   [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Layoffs: the aftermath. (includes related articles on post-layoff
information services organization, how... [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Just what the doctor ordered: accountant cures almost all in aiding
ailing IS at medical products maker...    [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
One small step for end users can be a big boost to your career.
(career development)                      [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Fast food develops appetite for PCs: computerization drive beefs up
restaurant outlets' need for workers...   [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Negotiating with PC resellers. (includes related article on
inexpensive equipment)                    [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Battered CDC to spin off computer group. (Control Data Corp., includes
related article on mainframe vendors)     [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
Mail-order vendors dodge sales tax shot.
                                          [Computerworld: June 1 1992]
*AST fields a Windows machine. (AST Research Inc.'s Power Premium PC
microcomputer)(includes related article...   [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*New video boards make Windows fly. (products for improving Windows
performance) (Cover Story)                   [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Building up steam for '93. (Special Report: Industry
Forecast)(includes related article on...     [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Massive solutions for massive problems. (massively parallel
processing)                                  [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Good penmanship may come back in style. (pen-based computers)
                                             [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*An object lesson in programming. (object-oriented programming)
                                             [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Networks that manage themselves. (local area networks)
                                             [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Operating systems take pen in hand. (PCs & Workstations: Pen
Computing)(includes related article on...    [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Making the remote LAN connection. (linking local area networks to
remote systems)(PCs & Workstations...        [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Digital's new path for Pathworks. (DEC's Pathworks networking
software) (Networks: Connectivity)           [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Top accountants rate accounting software. (Software:
Applications)(includes related article on... [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Running the distributed OLTP maze. (on-line transaction processing)
(includes related articles on which...       [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*HP's Emerald could save you greenbacks. (HP 9000 890 and 3000 990
computer systems) (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s...  [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Building workflow bridges. (NCR Corp.'s Cooperation client/server
software)(Product Guide) (Product...         [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Who's using your LAN? (local area network security products)(Product
Guide: Buyer's Guide)(includes related...    [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*Levi Strauss's CIO on: the technology of empowerment. (Levi Strauss &
Co. CIO Bill Eaton)(Management...            [Datamation: June 1 1992]
*MFJ revisited: Brooks stiffs RBOCs. (modified final judgment, US Rep
Jack Brooks, regional Bell...     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*TI access: Motorola Codex offers superior concentration of voice &
data via T1 access & substrate... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Digital transmission: very high-bit-rate system from Paradyne. (AT
and T Paradyne)                   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Threats to IBM: NCR to build new San Diego development facility for
massively parallel computing.     [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*HDTV: Zenith-AT&T digital HDTV signal field test proves long-distance
HDTV broadcast; transmitted 75... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Pacific Telesis separation study: update on recapitalization efforts.
                                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Frame relay: AT&T intros InterSpan service in Europe. (InterSpan
Frame Relay Service) (AT and T... [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*CWA strike threat: AT&T's reaction. (Communications Workers of
America)                          [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Fiber optics: Bell Labs hiring Russian scientists & technicians. (AT
and T Bell Laboratories)          [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Threats to AT&T: Ericsson & Motorola sign GSM licensing &
certification agreement...        [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*U.S. electronics industry: AEA reports 40,000 more jobs lost in
Q1/92. (American Electronics...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Chips: formal U.S. government review of chip pact with Japan.
                                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Compressed digital video: world's largest broadcast network
inaugurated.                      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Chips: IBM experimental transistors are world's smallest; the 4GB
DRAM? (dynamic random access...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Executive suite: QUALCOMM expands field organization, promotions;
OminTRACS business unit grows...  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Executive suite: Apple CFO Joseph Graziano to join Stratacom BOD.
(chief financial officer...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Voice processing: Octel & System Development Co. develop message
notification product. (Octel...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Videoconferencing: speakers reach wider audience with Bellcore's
"Distributed Auditorium"...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Wireless world: Motorola ships WaveGuide wireless software toolkit to
developers. (Product...           [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Peer-to-peer networking: Infonet prepares for Advanced era. (Advanced
Peer-to-Peer Networking)...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Wireless world: QUALCOMM completes demo of CDMA digital cellular
system in Germany. (Code...       [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Voice processing: first Octel Communications distribution agreement
in South America.                 [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Ericsson in China: extends its cellular telephone lead. (contract to
extend network in Guangdong...    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Pen-based computing: CIC announces Japanese version of PenDOS.
(Communications Intelligence...   [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Environmental programs: AT&T programs & goals.
                                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Chips: integrated digital answering machines & fax from National
Semiconductor.                    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Rolm: users express confidence in Siemens' acquisition of Rolm.
                                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Executive suite: Nycom Information Services Inc. (CEO Steven G.
Chrust appointed chairman...      [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Long-distance price cut: AT&T PRO WATS service reduces fees, offers
special discounts.                [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Centrex: Pacific Bell celebrates comeback 1 millionth line.
                                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Four Thursday closing stock prices: AT&T and the RBOCs 1992.
(Illustration)                    [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*EDGE - inquiries & information.
                                  [EDGE, on & about AT&T: June 1 1992]
*Chips: first Intel OverDrive Processors for retail market; increases
PC speed up to 70...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Mainframe death: Sun selects Oracle applications to manage worldwide
operations from...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Lawsuit: Superior Court upholds arbitrator's award to AMD in contract
dispute with Intel... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Lawsuit: Intel to appeal court ruling. (Intel Corp. versus Advanced
Micro Devices Inc.)   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Financial: Alliant downsizes operations & files for bankruptcy
protection...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Hand-held computing: Tandy to create new family of Personal
Information...        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Multimedia: it won't replace the color TV. (Thomson Consumer
Electronics Inc.'s... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Chips: IBM experimental transistors are world's smallest; the 4GB
DRAM? (4Gigabytes...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Lawsuit: Chips and Technologies files patent violation & antitrust
counterclaims...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Enterprise networking: Synoptics wins 30,000 node contract with major
French hospital...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Software testing: first software testing workstation with advanced
multimedia &...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*"PC/Television": now shipping. (50/50 Micro Electronics Inc.'s video
board for IBM...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Chips: integrated digital answering machines & fax from National
Semiconductor...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*U.S. electronics industry: AEA reports 40,000 more jobs lost in
Q1/92. (American...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Chips: formal U.S. government review of chip pact with Japan.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Copyright settlement: SPA & U.S. Intelco announce settlement in
software suit...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Hub management: new low-cost, easy-to-use software. (SynOptics
Communications...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Lasercard: Drexler Technology signs 50th VAR; adds sales &
distribution...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Kudos: Red Cross names Sun Microsystems Corporate Philanthropist of
the Year...           [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Pen-based computing: CIC announces Japanese version of PenDOS.
(Communications...    [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Windows acceleration chip: high speed Windows acceleration with
direct upgrade...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*PC price cuts: DAK offers $999 386SX computer with Super-VGA color
monitor. (DAK...      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Writing tools: WordStar moves into consumer channel. (WordStar
International Inc...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Strategic relationship: Adobe & Unix System Labs. (Adobe Systems Inc.
and Unix Systems...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*New PC 486: new ALR PowerFlex Flyer model delivers 486 power for
under $1,000...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*LotusWorks 3.0 for DOS: now shipping. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
integrated...         [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Chips: Toshiba & National Semiconductor sign agreement in CMOS high
speed standard...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Multimedia: IBM to remarket MultiMedia DeskTop from Datalus. (Datalus
Inc.'s multimedia...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*SMSCRC update: NCR upgrading products for $billion AT&T/D.O.D.
contract...           [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Desktop publishing: $3 million NCR & Framemaker strategic alliance.
(NCR Corp. forms...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Executive suite: Ask's top product designer joins Oracle; veteran of
Ask, NCA moves to...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*LAN world: SMC ships four millionth LAN board. (Standard Microsystem
Corp.; local area...  [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*DAT storage: GigaTrend Inc. reduces prices of its SafeDAT 4mm DAT
backup systems for... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Chips: low voltage logic family from Toshiba now sampling. (Toshiba
America Electronic... [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Oracle 7: Developer's Release; 88open platforms now available.
(Oracle Corp. to...   [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Executive suite: Frame Technology appoints CFO. (Frame Technology
Corp. appoints...     [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Profit-sharing: HP awards $138 million to employees.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Financial: Novell Q2 fiscal 1992 revenue up 50 percent to $225
million; net...       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*End of venture: Smith Corona & Acer to end joint PC venture. (Acer
America Corp.)        [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Financial: V Band reports Q2/92 financial results. (V Band Corp.;
second quarter)       [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
*Inquiries and information.
                      [EDGE: Work-Group Computing Report: June 1 1992]
Cyrix respins 486 clone. (Cyrix Corp. introduces 486DLC
microprocessor)...         [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
AT&T/Zenith HDTV goes on air at CES. (High-Definition Television;
Consumer Electronics Show) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
TI aims to spread 3V across line. (Texas Instruments Inc. develops
3.3-volt standard...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Call for chip-pact review: focus on 20% foreign share in Japan.
(US-Japan trade...         [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Another 486: IIT targets integration. (Integrated Information
Technology Inc. to...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Dazix gets into synthesis. (Dazix Corp releases computer-aided design
software)                  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Here's a twist: Apple sees Newton land. (Apple demonstrates Newton
portable computer) (News)  [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
CES: U.S. urged to seize consumer market. (Consumer Electronics Show;
military vendors should... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Cadence plans to OEM Xilinx FPGA tools. (Cadence Design Systems;
Xilinx Inc.; original...   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Convex backs Dolphin interface system. (Convex Computer Corp.; Dolphin
Server Technology AS...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Silvar-Lisco OEM deal offers Cadence ties. (Silvar-Lisco signs
original equipment...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Struggling CDC splits into two. (Control Data Corp. splits into
Control Data Systems...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Toshiba outlines IC plans. (Toshiba Corp.; integrated circuits) (News)
                           [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
IBM's DOS 5 threatens NEC in Japan. (MS-DOS 5.0 operating system, NEC
Corp.) (News)              [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Desktop Unix due, getting jump on NT. (operating systems; Microsoft
Corp.'s Windows NT) (News) [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
DAC continues to expand user-friendly focus. (1992 Design Automation
Conference) (Design...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
AT&T readies general-purpose EDA tool. (Electronic Design Automation)
(DAC '92 Special...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Alliant enters Chapter 11. (Alliant Computer Systems Corp. files for
bankruptcy...              [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
EIA: Fed info-systems needs to stand still. (Electronic Industries
Association; US federal... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Vector and MPP efforts are alive at Cray. (vector processing;
massively parallel...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Lovely Rita, meter maid-like robot, reads randomly. (Vision
Applications Inc...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Uncorking documentation bottlenecks. (use of hypertext)(includes
related article on...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Two aim to put more muscle in test. (release of Keithley Asyst's ASYST
4.0 program development... [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Justify the cost. (use of high-cost materials)(Surface Mount)
(Design)(Components)...    [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Comdisco's latest SPW: DSP Framework. (Comdisco Systems Inc.
introduces DSP...          [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Better CPUs push evolution of core logic. (central processing units)
(Design)(Solid State)      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
The end of interoperability. (integrated circuits may not work
together)(Speaking of...   [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Software ills slow workstation march. (lack of optimized distribution
tools hurts product...     [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
SCO targets desktop Unix market. (Santa Cruz Operations Inc announces
Open Desktop 2.0...        [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Managing, and marketing, our differences. (affirmative action policies
at Apple)(includes...      [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Women in the spotlight. (women in engineering)(Affirmative Action)
(The Profession)           [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Activist EEs face hard times. (electrical engineers) (The Profession)
                           [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Software employment shows zero growth. (first quarter 1992 employment
report) (News)             [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Hughes, JVC in consumer effort. (Hughes Aircraft Co, Victor Co. of
Japan Ltd. launch...       [Electronic Engineering Times: June 1 1992]
Japan conglomerates target semiconductors for capital cutbacks.
                                        [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
USTR probing access to Japan semicon market. (US trade representative
Carla Hills)                            [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Contract mfrs. seek franchise rights.
                                        [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
CDC splits into computer, military/services firms. (Control Data Corp)
                                        [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Alliant Chapter 11 hurts Intel i860? (Alliant Computer Systems Corp,
Intel's 80860 microprocessor)           [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Chips countersues Intel. (Chips and Technologies)
                                        [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Motorola: 'Good bet but watch the EPS.' (earnings per share) (What
They're Saying) (Column)                [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Litton revenues up 11% in quarter. (electronics firm Litton Industries
Inc)                                    [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Beating swords into pork barrels. (Government Closeup) (the Defense
Department's big problem after the...   [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
U.S vs. EC buyers market. (European Community) (World Roundtable)
(Column)                                [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
U.S. high technology 1992: an industry at risk. (Industry-at-Large)
(Column)                                [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Apple describes its Newton. (Apple Computer Corp, Newton computer)
                                        [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Rivals elbow active-matrix; alternative flat panel displays cloud the
picture in several emerging niche...    [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
ASM litho receives Taiwan I-line orders. (ASM Lithography PAS 5500/60
I-line wafer steppers, orders from...   [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Nikon opens semicon equipment R&D unit. (Nikon Corp., semiconductor
manufacturing equipment)                [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
It's 'Do It Yourself' at Cray Computer. (The Fab Line) (Column)
                                        [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
AMD: Price driving X86 processor. (AMD Industries, Inc., X86
microprocessor)                         [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
TI: Rest of Far East to offset Japan semicon fall. (Texas Instruments)
(drop in Japanese semiconductor orders) [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Teradyne assembly test division seeks partners to cut fixed costs.
                                        [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
Hughes, JVC form flat panel projection venture. (Hughes Aircraft Co.,
Victor Co. of Japan, liquid crystal...  [Electronic News: June 1 1992]
DOD master plan signals skirmish on super funding. (the US Department
of Defense supercomputer...       [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
DLA's Fedlog trips over first hurdle. (the US Department of Defense
Logistics Agency's CD-ROM...      [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Cray beats NEC in first federal contest; EPA super contract to improve
environmental monitoring...       [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Users Fly! through data with real-time software. (PCI Remote Sensing
Corp.'s Fly! satellite and...     [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
MCI, WilTel trade places in AT&T FTS 2000 protest. (MCI Communications
Corp. withdraws its protest of... [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Army poised to launch Ada-based finance system. (the US Army Standard
Finance System-Redesign...        [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Sprint, Centel merger to have little effect on fed business. (US
Sprint and Centel Corp.)          [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Small firm wins big on USPS micro software buy. (General Technology
Inc. wins a $50 million...        [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
GSBCA nixes Air Force LAN award to EDS. (the US General Services
Administration Board of...        [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
AT&T, GSA reach price cap on FTS video, data service. (the US General
Services Administration and...    [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
IRS tax upgrade reaches plateau. (the US Internal Revenue Service Tax
Systems Modernization program)    [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Agencies turn to faxes to disperse info. (the US National Institutes
of Health's National Cancer...    [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
NCSC focuses on speeding evaluation of secure gear. (the US National
Security Agency's National...     [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
GSA plans two-phase telecom classes. (the US General Services
Administration...                 [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Pentagon approves hospital system despite reports of failing health.
(the US Department of...          [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Excel 4.0: the best spreadsheet money can buy; favors ease of use, not
exotic features. (Microsoft...    [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
U.S. competitiveness bill on House agenda. (the US House American
Technology and Competitiveness... [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
NIST, industry collaborate on OSI specs. (the US National Institute of
Standards and Technology works... [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Portable computing: agencies demand more power from their portables.
(Tech Briefing)                   [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
New Sparc-based Unix portables attract government users; new crop of
computers feeds the...            [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Apple's PowerBook poised to take agencies by storm; sales could
skyrocket if Apple can get its... [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Arpanet's pioneer pacing fast packet; Roberts says ATM will replace
LANs. (Lawrence Roberts, who...   [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Court lifts honoraria ban on feds. (the Ethics Reform Act is
revised)(Comment) (Column)        [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Apple's OSI wares figure in long-term sales strategy. (Apple Computer
Inc.'s Open Systems...            [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Sun upgrades machines to stave off attack. (Sun Microsystems Inc.'s
Sparcstation 10 workstation...    [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
X/Open plans open systems product survey. (the X/Open User Council)
                                  [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
NCR meets with Pentagon officials to increase exposure in fed arena.
(NCR Corp. Chmn Gil Williamson... [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
Small Georgia firm wins Commerce award for image-compression tech.
(Iterated Systems Inc. wins a...  [Federal Computer Week: June 1 1992]
OS/2 2.0: plaudits and problems. (IBM's operating system)
                                       [Information Week: June 1 1992]
Oracle's database: the big fix. (plans debut of Oracle 7.0 relational
database management system, signs...   [Information Week: June 1 1992]
Calling in the Reserves: multimillion-dollar project will keep Army
Reserves on guard. (Reserve...         [Information Week: June 1 1992]
EDI takes flight; the airlines try to apply lessons from computer
reservation systems to managing cargo. [Information Week: June 1 1992]
VW gets the bugs out. (Volkswagen de Mexico automating Puebla factory)
                                       [Information Week: June 1 1992]
Microsoft's corporate challenge.(includes related articles on
Microsoft in Europe and the views...   [Information Week: June 1 1992]
The software top 50: mergers, acquisitions, consolidations - it seems
the 80's just won't go away...         [Information Week: June 1 1992]
DOS still the boss: DOS applications market is still potent - and
growing.                               [Information Week: June 1 1992]
The umbrella approach: DEC's Polycenter doesn't get attention, but it
has its merits. (enterprisewide...     [Information Week: June 1 1992]
What's in store at IBM? (IBM's new 3495 Tape Library Dataserver and
forthcoming Data Facility Storage...   [Information Week: June 1 1992]
EDI can ease the health care crunch. (electronic data interchange)
(Column)                               [Information Week: June 1 1992]
Novell ships NetWare 4.0 developer kits. (Product Announcement)
                                              [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Paradox 4.0 may stave off Windows competition. (Borland
International's character-based database...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
WordPerfect gears up for product, strategy blitz. (WordPerfect Corp.
to introduce presentation graphics...         [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Computer manufacturers fear massive shakeout. (survival replaces
market share as top concern)                  [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Univel lays groundwork for Unixware. (working to provide software and
distribution channels for Unixware when it... [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Apple drops into electronics field with nebulous Newton; digital
notepad/communicator to be touch sensitive... [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Survey finds PS/1 gains in small business. (IBM PS/1 microcomputer)
                                              [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
WordPerfect sues over word 'perfect'; goes after small companies with
trademark lawsuits. (WordPerfect Corp.)       [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
SBT updates accounting applications; users are able to design custom
business programs in a third of the time...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Minx updates account, information manager. (Minx Software introduces
Minxware 3.0) (Product Announcement)          [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
More compatibility bits to smooth work under Windows 3.1. (Windows
Manager) (Column)                             [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Poqet polishes image as Fujitsu subsidiary; company to focus on
products for mobile users. (Poqet Computer... [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
VideoView chip set livens up PC video board graphics. (Trident
Microsystems Inc. chip set) (Product...       [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
LaserMaster offers upgrade package for LaserJets. (LaserMaster Corp.
introduces WinJet 300) (Product Announcement) [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
TI's 486-based notebooks: more power, less weight. (Texas Instruments
Inc. introduces TravelMate 4000 notebook...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Adobe moves to head off challenge from Microsoft; expanded PostScript
family counters GDI language. (Adobe...       [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Vendors add management features; Dolphin, SynOptics among those
responding to demands of networking...        [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
AlisaMail 4.0 highlights E-mail integration capabilities. (Alisa
Systems Inc. introduces new version of...     [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
We conduct an informal environmental impact study. (InfoWorld
magazine's environmental impact) (From the... [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Leave yourself a trail to find the information you want on the
Internet. (Peer to Peer) (Column)             [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
SNMP tools evolving to meet critical LAN needs. (Simple Network
Management Protocol) (part of a special...    [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Client/server tips popularity scales; budget pressures are forcing
corporations to explore downsizing. (part...  [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
IS professionals combine talents to create their own niche. (IS
Profiles) (part of a special section on...    [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Asking why could uncover more efficient ways to do things. (New Age
IS) (part of a special section on...          [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Backup software; InfoWorld evaluates a half-dozen packages, in both
DOS and Windows versions, from the three...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Central Point Backup for DOS: Version 7.1. (Software Review) (One of
six evaluations of backup software in...      [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Fastback Plus for DOS: Version 3.04. (Software Review) (One of six
evaluations in 'Backup Software')...          [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Fastback Plus for Windows: Version 1.01. (Software Review) (One of six
evaluations in 'Backup Software')...          [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Norton Backup for DOS: Version 2.0 (Software Review) (One of six
evaluations in 'Backup Software')...          [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Norton Backup for Windows: Version 1.2. (Software Review) (One of six
evaluations in 'Backup Software')...          [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Lotus dresses up 1-2-3 with smart icons; while not as powerful as
Quattro Pro for DOS, 1-2-3 2.4 is a good...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
CA-Cricket Presents trades features for price; despite limitations, it
offers true desktop presentation at half...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
OS/2 2.0 bugs hit LANs, Windows apps. (problems with IBM's OS/2
Extended Services Version 2.0)                [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Video Toaster 2.0's special effects amaze. (Hardware Review) (NewTek
Inc. graphics board upgrade) (Evaluation)     [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Word 5.0 for Mac integrates grammar checker, thesaurus. (Software
Review) (word processor includes grammar...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Turtle Beach's card offers hi-fi multimedia. (Hardware Review) (Turtle
Beach Systems Inc.'s MultiSound board)...     [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
KeyboardPC delivers benefits of a bigger system, despite small frame.
(Hardware Review) (portable computer from...  [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Alan Ashton: WordPerfect gets ready to assert itself. (WordPerfect
Corp. president and cofounder) (Interview)    [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
Central Point Backup for Windows: Version 7.2. (Software Review) (One
of six evaluations in 'Backup Software')...   [InfoWorld: June 1 1992]
New system will yield quick data on quakes. (CUBE, or Caltech-USGS
Broadcast of Earthquakes, will...     [Los Angeles Times: June 1 1992]
NTI switches get multirate ISDN support. (Integrated Services Digital
Network) (Northern Telecom, Inc. to...    [Network World: June 1 1992]
Service a sore point with bridge/router customers.
                                          [Network World: June 1 1992]
AT&T moves toward ATM hub offering; NCR unit to unveil StarLAN hub
with bridge and routing functions that... [Network World: June 1 1992]
Sprint, Centel to unite in $2.85 billion stock swap; users see promise
in combination of services.               [Network World: June 1 1992]
Soft-Switch to downsize E-mail switch. (Soft-Switch Inc. to introduce
Unix-based electronic mail gateway...     [Network World: June 1 1992]
AT&T lays out global plan for InterSpan frame relay; carrier will
expand service by year end to seven...    [Network World: June 1 1992]
Novell unveils strategy for supporting roaming users; virtual volume
technology will extend NetWare...         [Network World: June 1 1992]
Novell set to resell line of Gupta database products. (Novell Inc to
resell entire Gupta Technologies Inc...   [Network World: June 1 1992]
Bill would protect government agencies from toll fraud charges.
(Representative Barney Frank launches...  [Network World: June 1 1992]
SynOptics unveils low-end net management system. (SynOptics
Communications Inc. introduces new...     [Network World: June 1 1992]
AT&T users unfazed by threat of major job actions; carrier faced May
30 strike deadline by unions.             [Network World: June 1 1992]
MFS shares blueprint for expansion thru acquisition; alternative
carrier to go nat'l, details FDDI...      [Network World: June 1 1992]
AT&T looks to migrate users to ATM equipment; stops short of pledging
upgrade to current wares...               [Network World: June 1 1992]
Sprint Int'l releases frame relay switches; new TP4900 F-Series
switches are designed to be used by...    [Network World: June 1 1992]
NetLabs is one-stop shop for mgmt. applications. (NetLabs Inc. NetLabs
Application eXchange program provides...  [Network World: June 1 1992]
Madge Networks to release SmartCAU intelligent hub; offering signals
company's entry into new mart.            [Network World: June 1 1992]
UB enhances support for NetWare NOS. (network operating system)
(Ungermann-Bass Inc.)                     [Network World: June 1 1992]
Studies find Europe is buying into LANs; local-area network
installations on the rise in Western...   [Network World: June 1 1992]
Vitalink increases protocol support for bridge/routers; upgrades
include new models to support FDDI...     [Network World: June 1 1992]
NAT builds bridging and host security into router. (Network
Application Technology enhances...        [Network World: June 1 1992]
Bridge/router tests yield mixed results; big names shine in some
Harvard performance tests; lesser...      [Network World: June 1 1992]
IBM VAN service gets new pricing and broader reach; extends advanced
network capabilities overseas. (IBM...    [Network World: June 1 1992]
ATC announces Customer Defined Network service. (Advanced
Telecommunications Corp.) (Product...     [Network World: June 1 1992]
Bellcore official airs view on new services. (Bell Communications
Research executive director for...        [Network World: June 1 1992]
Syscorp adds new tools for client/server development; MicroStep
shortens application development time...  [Network World: June 1 1992]
Lotus exec outlines net application plans; chief technology officer
Landry discusses vision of network...     [Network World: June 1 1992]
Service woes continue to plague AT&T ISN users; NCR acquisition only
adds to existing problem. (Information... [Network World: June 1 1992]
Concord maps out new product focus; market acceptance of Trakker leads
firm to play down MAP line, set sights... [Network World: June 1 1992]
Net managers debate pay issue for on-call IS staff; users agree being
only a beeper away takes toll. (pager...  [Network World: June 1 1992]
Compatibility on horizon for clients and servers. (Managing
Technology) (Column)                      [Network World: June 1 1992]
Voice processing vendors: unite to help curb toll fraud.
                                          [Network World: June 1 1992]
Large vendors are a barrier to distributed object computing.
(Distributed Computing) (Column)          [Network World: June 1 1992]
The hubbub about hubs. (Internetworking) (Buyers Guide)
                                          [Network World: June 1 1992]
The hubs of Ernst & Young's universe. (Ernst & Young LAN standards
include intelligent wiring hubs)          [Network World: June 1 1992]
APIs act as mediators in user nets. (application program interfaces)
(In a Nutshell) (Column)                  [Network World: June 1 1992]
*Compaq to place "Business Audio" sound chip in PCs. (Compaq Computer
Corp., Microsoft Corp. and Analog Devices...  [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*New Zealand telecom companies begin Asian push.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Australia: Victorian jails to have security telephones.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Australia: Quantus back-up system keeps the airline flying.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Australia: show aims to promote computer as art museum.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*AT&T contract talks go into overtime.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Hayes wins Rockwell license agreement. (Rockwell International Corp.,
Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc.)            [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Moscow: phone rates skyrocket.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*BSA raids Singapore retail outlets. (Business Software ALliance)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Digital resells Intel parallel computers. (Digital Equipment Corp.)
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Australian firm buys AUS$4m stake in US telecom company. (Stanlite
Pacific buys into Qwest)                      [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*New for PC: MPC starter, upgrade kits from Creative Labs. (Multimedia
Starter Kit) (Product Announcement)           [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Apple unbundling future system features.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*UK: Wordperfect instructor kits for trainers.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*June 22: "Innovation in the 90s" conference in Brussels.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*New for PC: IBM to resell Datalus' OS/2 MultiMedia DeskTop.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Over 2000 signed up for Win32 developers conference.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*New NTT fax machine sends fax in 3 seconds. (D5000) (Product
Announcement)                                 [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Motorola, Traveling Software support Apple's "Newton." (NewsStream
Advanced Information Receiver...              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Film scanner survives LA riot fires. (Samy's Camera )
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Madge Networks expanding Token Ring offerings. (SmartCAU network hub)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*BCE takes over as Canada's biggest company. (Canadian Business
magazine rankings)                            [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Report sees Mac software growth, lower prices. (International Data
Corp.)                                        [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Borland walking tightrope with drop of AT suits. (Borland
International Inc., Ashton-Tate Corp.)        [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*1st single-chip video decoder intro'd. (C-Cube Microsystems CL450)
(Product Announcement)                        [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*UK: seven convicted of credit card scam.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*UK: Wyse intors industry's first Cyrix-powered notebook. (Wyse
Technology Inc.'s Decisionmate 486SLC)...     [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Adobe's kidnapped Geschke freed. (Adobe Systems Inc.'s Charles
Geschke)                                      [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Realtime to run on HP workstations. (Lotus Realtime analytical
software) (Product Announcement)              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Datacraft sets up in Taiwan.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*Synon opens Hongkong office.
                                              [Newsbytes: June 1 1992]
*IBM zeros in on low-end PCs: increases its foreign ties to help sell
compatibles. (IBM forging worldwide...          [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Plans to ship new brand in United States this fall. (IBM Zeros In on
Low-End PCs)                                    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Novell scraps plans to ship 1,000-user NetWare 3.11. (network
operating system)                               [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Microsoft eyes Windows-to-Mac translation tool. (Microsoft Corp.
developing a porting kit for cross-platform...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Microsoft, IBM don't see renewal of OS licenses. (operating systems)
                                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Persistence, enterprise and paranoia permeate Microsoft. (The Week in
Review)                                         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*WordPerfect, Borland mull marketing deal; WP kingpin seeks
partnerships. (WordPerfect Corp., Borland...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*HP's cooperative computing suite to supplant NewWave Office. (HP
Cooperative Computing Solution for Knowledge... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*CorelDraw 3.0 marred by minor bugs. (Software Review) (Corel Systems
Corp.'s graphics software)(First Look)...       [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Corrections. (Correction Notice)
                                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Adobe unveils enhancements to PostScript. (Adobe Systems Inc. to
offer PCL 5 emulation software, automatic...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*IBM explores mainstream multimedia. (developing multimedia extensions
to OS/2 2.0 operating system, high-end...       [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Mac, Windows tools offer links to mainframes, minis. (Connectivite
Corp. Mac-to-Win Converter, Runtime for...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Citrix Systems will develop multiuser Win NT. (Microsoft Windows NT
operating system) (Citrix Systems Inc. to...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Apple PDA prototype makes debut at CES: Sharp, Zenith also unveil
palmtops. (personal digital assistant...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Paradox for DOS 4.0 due this summer. (Borland International Inc. to
announce upgrade to Paradox database...         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Borland compilers gain Win 3.1 support. (Borland International Inc.
to ship Borland C++ 3.1, Turbo C++ for...       [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Micrografx readies OS/2 2.0 products. (Micrografx Inc. to offer OS/2
2.0 versions of its Draw and Designer...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Intel-based SVR4.2 to debut: USL seeks to unify Unix market with new
release. (Unix Systems Laboratories Inc...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*PenWindows, PenPoint development kits address different needs.
(Software Review) (Go Corp.'s PenPoint...       [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Lotus enters 2nd decade armed with communications strategy. (Lotus
Development Corp.)                              [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Manzi grapples with the legacy of Mitch Kapor. (Lotus Development
Corp. chairman and CEO Jim Manzi)               [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Symantec bolsters Norton Backup; Desktop for Windows also gains tape
support. (Symantec Corp. introduces Norton...   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*HyperTalk package debuts for Windows programming. (Windowcraft Corp.
shipping HyperCard-like graphical...            [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Conferencing software gains audio, video messaging. (VideoTelecom
Corp. introduces VideoMail for 80386-based...   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*DynaComm for SNA adds client support. (Network Software Associates
Inc. introduces DynaComm/Elite 3270...          [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*TI unveils trio of 486-based notebooks. (Texas Instruments Inc.'s
TravelMate 4000 WinSX/16, TravelMate 4000...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Fibermux expands 10BaseT hub line with 24-port units. (Fibermux Corp.
to expand Crossbow hub family with new...       [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*IBM's NetView to manage non-SNA networks. (Systems Network
Architecture) (NetView 2.3 network...           [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Delay of upgrade to Fastback Plus exasperates users. (Fifth
Generation Systems Inc.'s Fastback Plus 3.1...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*GUI features boost Lotus 1-2-3 for DOS. (graphical user interface)
(Software Review) (Lotus Development Corp.'s... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*DCA's new IRMAtrac card, pair of MAUs can run at 16M bps.
(Multistation Access Units) (Digital...         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Zeos 486SLC system sprints with Cyrix chip. (Hardware Review) (Zeos
International Ltd.'s 486SLC desktop...          [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*LaserJets receive speed boost: LaserMaster's WinJet 300 taps Windows
GDI. (Graphics Device Interface)...             [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Media Vision puts sound on Super VGA video card: provides 256 colors,
8-bit sound. (Media Vision Inc. introduces...   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Epson to ship 486DX2 PC, 50MHz 486DX upgrade card. (Epson America
Inc.'s Equity 486DX2/50Plus...                  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Low-cost color projection panel set for release. (Proxima Corp.
introduces ColorWorks liquid-crystal...         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*New pocket-sized device offers audio via PC's parallel port.
(VocalTec Inc.'s compact audio...               [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Multisync monitor sports touch-screen abilities. (Elographics Inc.'s
TouchMonitor)(Brief Article) (Product...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Pinnacle to offer fast rewritable optical drive. (Pinnacle Micro Inc.
introduces PMO-650 650Mbyte optical drive)...   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Aim unveils line of 486 motherboards. (Aim Motherboard Corp.)(News
Briefs) (Brief Article)                         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Alpha Systems' CPU upgrade kit supports 486DX2. (Alpha Systems Lab
Inc. introduces Transformer 486DX2 upgrade...   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Low-end Motorola server features 25-MHz 88100 CPU. (Motorola Inc. to
introduce Series 8000 Model 8120 file...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Leading Edge shaves prices of notebook PCs. (Leading Edge Products
Inc. cuts price on N3/SL25 Color, N3/SL25...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Apprentice gains clip-art features. (Computer Support Corp. shipping
Apprentice 1.1 drawing package and Arts &...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Startup revamps customer resource applications. (Aurum Software
Inc.'s Customer Resource Planning System...     [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Claris' FileMaker Pro comes to Windows; Mac file compatibility earns
kudos. (Claris Corp.'s FileMaker Pro 2.0 for... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Grammatik lets Maine clarify its tax forms. (state of Maine uses
Reference Software International Inc.'s...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Vivace 1.0 smooths road to Windows environment. (Software Review)
(Digital Equipment Corp.'s Windows...           [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*GDS to unveil 2-D Windows CAD package. (GDS Solutions's MicroGDS
computer-aided design software)(Brief...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*XTree tailors graphical file manager for Windows. (XTree Co.'s XTree
for Windows file management software)(Brief...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*SBT ships accounting update; Professional Series 2.0 enhances LAN
features. (local area network)(Software...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Welcom beefs up Optic, Cobra project-management packages. (Welcom
Software Technology's Optic 2.0 project...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Rupp boosts FastLynx's speed and compatibility. (Rupp Technology
Corp.'s FastLynx 2.0 communications...          [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Power Up 'Addresses' Word for DOS 5.5. (Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft
Word for DOS 5.5 word processing software...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*CorelDraw 3.0 users gain low price on Fontmonger. (Ares Software
Corp.'s Fontmonger data conversion software...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Bond-Tech package analyzes portfolios. (ABS System
banking/finance/investment software)(Brief...   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Powercard unveils PCResume utility. (Powercard Supply L.C.'s PCResume
operating system enhancement)(Brief Article)... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*MedPlus package cuts medical red tape. (MedPlus Inc.'s FormFree
medical/health software)(Brief Article)...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*CTS guide evaluates accounting software. (Computer Training Services
Inc.'s 1992 Guide to Accounting Software for... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Nikon to unveil image database system for Mac. (Nikon Electronic
Imaging's ImageAccess graphics...               [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Air-to-ground PC system takes wing with USAir. (In-Flight Phone
Corp.'s FlightLink telecommunications...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*DataStorm rolls out Procomm for Windows. (DataStorm Technologies
Inc.'s Procomm for Windows communications...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Apple improves WAN support with OSI trio. (wide area network)(Open
Systems Interconnect)(Brief Article)...         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Novell buoys RMON spec with new NLM. (remote network monitor
management information base; NetWare...         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*ChameleonNFS brings rich TCP/IP to Windows. (NetManage Inc.'s
ChameleonNFS 3.0 network software)(PC Week...   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*ViewStar 3.0 taps Windows for use with large networks. (ViewStar
Corp.'s ViewStar 3.0 image processing...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*London firm to bring powerful Windows E-mail program to U.S. (Finansa
Ltd.'s Message handling Service (MHS)-based...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Dispatch voices fax potential: board links voice, messaging
technology. (National Semiconductor Corp.'s...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Network Computing to ship LAN-management software; inventory, paging
programs run on NetWare. (Network Computing...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Isicad program maps networks. (Isicad Inc.'s Command 2.1 network
management software)(Brief Article) (Product... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Biscom rolls out fax transmission enterprise server. (Biscom Inc.'s
Faxcom 5000 peripheral sharing device)(Brief... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Hayes unveils 14.4K-bps modems. (Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc.'s
Optima 144 + Fax144 modem and Optima 144...     [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Microsoft offers device-driver tool upgrade. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Windows 3.1 Device Driver Kit program...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Symbiotics duo successfully shares data: programs simplify LAN data
exchange. (Networks! Developer program...       [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Object-oriented CBT tools debut. (Relational Courseware Inc.'s
computer-based training tools) (Brief Article)  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Pioneer library links multiple databases. (Pioneer Software Inc.)
                                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Rosh improves package for diagnostic systems. (Rosh Intelligent
Systems Inc.'s Knowledge CAIS 2.1 expert...     [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Raima revamps Object Manager C++ library. (Raima Corp.'s Object
Manager 1.1 program development...              [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Pocket Soft ships upgraded DOS linker. (RTLinkPlus 5.1 program
development software)(News Briefs)(Brief...     [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Greenleaf rolls out DataWindows 3.0. (Greenleaf Software Inc.'s
Greenleaf DataWindows 3.0 program...            [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Buy now and avoid a taxing situation later. (Brief Article)
(Editorial)                                     [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Proposed license service API requires a long, hard look. (application
program interface)                              [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Compaq finally joins the direct-support club. (Opinion)(The Corporate
Micro) (Column)                                 [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Courseware tools should help staff as well as students. (Fox Valley
Technical College)(Soap Box) (Column)           [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Aesop has a lesson for the Windows 3.1 hare. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Microsoft Windows 3.1 graphical user...         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*GUIs make the 486 the modern CPU of choice. (graphical user
interfaces)(Intel 80486)(Looking Forward)...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*One man's mission: a CD ROM drive in every PC. (Mind the Gap)
(Column)                                        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*It's time print servers gave us what we need. (vendors have to
implement and use a single printer-access...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Pen computing shows untapped potential. (Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft
Windows for Pen Computing, Go Corp.'s...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Network faxing has yet to define its corporate role. (Buyers' Guide;
Market Analysis)                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Server software automates faxing: packages let users send and receive
without leaving their desks. (Buyers' Guide)    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*EZ-Fax lets firm's salespeople do more selling. (Exposition
Excellence Inc. uses Calculus Inc.'s fax...     [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*PDAs: the dawn of a new market; companies face challenges in an
emerging arena. (personal digital assistants)   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Microsoft moves to buttress custom solutions programs: plays catch-up
with IBM offerings. (Microsoft Corp. to...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Lack of standard holds back wireless market.
                                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*New Japanese PC standard favors IBM, Apple. (Open Architecture
Development Group sets standard for...          [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Novell closes second quarter with increased sales, earnings. (News
Digest) (Brief Article)                         [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Artisoft to seek other partners in wake of acquisition failure.
(Artisoft Inc. to forge ahead after talks...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Yocam resignation, layoffs buffet pen PC maker Momenta. (Momenta
Corp.'s Chairman Del Yocam quits) (News...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*SGI to buy 10 percent of Control Data spin-off. (Silicon Graphics
Inc. to invest in Control Data Systems Inc.)... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Western Digital appoints IBM veteran as president. (Charles Haggerty)
(News Digest) (Brief Article)                   [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Supreme Court tax decision favors direct-market firms. (court rejects
proposal for direct marketers to collect...     [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Western European LAN market to boom as U.S. segment declines.
(International Data Corp. predictions; local... [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*California Superior Court upholds AMD's rights to 386 technology. (an
episode in the ensuing legal battle between...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Short takes.
                                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Borland earns a 'buy' rating from Salomon. (Borland International
Inc. product delays decrease stock prices...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*RasterOps set to acquire Truevision: makes play for top spot in
desktop video, multimedia market.               [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*In the works.
                                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*IBM to offer Parallan Server. (Parallan Computer Inc.'s Parallan
Computer Server 290 file server) (Late News...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Add-on to enhance 1-2-3 for Windows. (Lotus Development Corp.'s
SmartPack add-on software package for Lotus...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Dell to introduce compact notebook. (Dell Computer Corp.) (Late News)
(Brief Article)                                 [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Cirrus, in beta test, to be shipped in Fall. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Microsoft Cirrus data base management...        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*IBM to enter handheld market. (developing pocket-size computer to be
demonstrated at Comdex/Fall 1992) (Late...      [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Cyrix readies Cx486DLC chip. (Cyrix Corp.'s microprocessor) (Late
News) (Brief Article)                           [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*HP adds LAN cards to EtherTwist line. (HP EtherTwist 27247B PC-LAN
Adapter/16 TP Plus and HP EtherTwist 27252A...  [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*C&T counters Intel patent suit. (Chips and Technologies Inc. charges
Intel Corp. with breaching antitrust law)...    [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*CA court order stops ADT package. (Computer Associates International
Inc. stops Applications Development...          [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Briefly noted. (Late News) (Brief Article)
                                                [PC Week: June 1 1992]
*Pacific Rim shots: the shogun of secrets says sayonara to Japan.
(Rumor Central) (Column)                        [PC Week: June 1 1992]
If you knew Ross...: as Next Inc. employees discovered, once you get
to know him, Perot has the...     [San Jose Mercury News: June 1 1992]
Software programming evolves beyond music metaphor. (Column)
                                  [San Jose Mercury News: June 1 1992]
Control Data future keyed to integration. (Control Data Corp.; Control
Data Systems Inc....      [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Unix unification gets boost from Sun DCE adoption. (Open Software
Foundation's...           [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Intel sets new integrator program: 150 network specialists sought for
next-generation products. [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
SynOptics once again allies to protect technology edge. (SynOptics
Communications Inc.)      [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Oracle database supports OS/2 2.0; integrators gain access to 32-bit
power. (Oracle Corp.'s... [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Siemens Nixdorf sets No. American SI entry. (Siemens Nixdorf
Information Systems...    [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Please don't call us a VAR. (Value-added Reseller)(The Integrator)
                          [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Novell brings Gupta into distribution; Novell integrators get
databases; resellers...   [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
HP enters net card mart: pitches low-cost, high-end 16-bit cards to
integrators. (HP...       [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Perot clears off his desk: taps longtime friend Meyerson to lead Perot
Systems. (Ross Perot...   [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
AGE bundles X Windows, TCP/IP. (AGE Logic Inc.)(Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet...      [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Risky Business. (Work Bench)(PCs & Workstations)
                          [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
HP takes on IBM with high-end servers. (PCs & Workstations)
                          [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
IBM, 3Com back specifications for 100 Mbps over copper. (new products
for the STP...            [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Integrators evaluate tape: compatibility, upgradability, reliability
are key. (4mm versus...   [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Databases adapt to client/server shift. (relational database
management systems)       [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Niche tactics prevail: differentiating fast modems. (Special Section:
Networking Products)...   [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Group focuses on standards for open systems.
                          [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
IBM adds integrator certification: recognizes company, individual
expertise in IBM...       [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Don't worry about "strategic partnerships." (Systems & Network
Integration Market...     [Systems & Network Integration: June 1 1992]
Maryland legislator offers telecommuting bill. (Legal and Regulatory
News) (Rep...   [Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report: June 1 1992]
Workplace monitoring bill claimed to be obstacle to telecommuting:
look before...  [Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report: June 1 1992]
Washington conference studies telecommuting-transportation links.
(Traffic and... [Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report: June 1 1992]
LINK's 1992 data show big jump in telecommuter population. (results of
a LINK...       [Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report: June 1 1992]
Telecommuting on the agenda at Work Options meeting. (Apr 30-May 1,
1992...         [Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report: June 1 1992]
Sprint and Centel agree to merge; low bid surprises analysts.
(telecommunications industry)(includes...     [Telephony: June 1 1992]
Phone profiteers prove to be thorn in Argentina's side: the perils of
privatization. (Telefocus)                    [Telephony: June 1 1992]
Fiber vendors tap Russian talent pool - on the cheap. (AT&T and
Corning Inc. employ scientists in the...      [Telephony: June 1 1992]
AT&T Paradyne expands copper pipeline. (a new very high bit rate
digital subscriber line, or VHDSL...          [Telephony: June 1 1992]
V.I. official convicted in fraud case. (Herbert L. Schoenbohm, a U.S.
Virgin Islands police official, is...         [Telephony: June 1 1992]
ISDN is alive and well ... but in need of a test. (integrated services
digital network) (includes related article... [Telephony: June 1 1992]
Israel's Bezeq plans to go private amid massive telecom growth.
(Bezeq, Israel's government-owned...          [Telephony: June 1 1992]
If we have an intelligent network, why can't I phone home. (using
signaling system 7 to build a reliable...     [Telephony: June 1 1992]
A merger judged in haste. (Centel Corp. and Sprint Corp.)
(Perspectives) (Column)                       [Telephony: June 1 1992]
Digital's offer to employees proves popular. (early retirement)
                                [The Wall Street Journal: June 1 1992]
Once-battered Seagate gains in computer price war; disk-drive maker
stuns Wall Street with big...   [The Wall Street Journal: June 1 1992]
Sony's Mini Disc so far fails to garner commitment from Time Warner
unit. (Warner Music Group...    [The Wall Street Journal: June 1 1992]
Constant-time maintainability: a generalization of independence.
(Technical)          [ACM Transactions on Database Systems: June 1992]
Rule-based optimization and query processing in an extensible
geometric...         [ACM Transactions on Database Systems: June 1992]
Concurrency control for high contention environments. (Technical)
                     [ACM Transactions on Database Systems: June 1992]
Optimal weight assignment for signature generation. (Technical)
                     [ACM Transactions on Database Systems: June 1992]
On Roth, Korth, and Silberschatz's extended algebra and calculus for
nested relational... [ACM Transactions on Database Systems: June 1992]
*Weighing chickens. (neural networks) (Editorial Intelligence)
(Column)                                        [AI Expert: June 1992]
*AI Expert on-line.
                                                [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Togai and Siemens sign fuzzy pact. (Togai Infralogic Inc. and Siemens
A.G. to develop and apply fuzzy logic...        [AI Expert: June 1992]
*An AI-based chemical manual. (Molecular Knowledge Systems Inc.
subcontracted by OLI Systems to develop...      [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Target installs an expert system Helpdesk hotline. (Target Stores
uses expert system based on ATICorp.'s KBMS...  [AI Expert: June 1992]
*AT&T replacing operators with voice systems. (News Watch) (Brief
Article)                                        [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Gensym establishes university program. (Gensym Corp. introduces
students to real-time computing and expert...   [AI Expert: June 1992]
*If it works, is it good? (validating and verifying expert systems)
(AI Insider) (Column)                           [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Prolog experts. (building an 'animal classifier' and an 'automobile
diagnostician' using PROLOG program...          [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Go with the flow. (combining expert systems and flowcharts to develop
knowledge bases) (Expert's Toolbox) (Tutorial)  [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Artificial Neural Systems. (Lots of Neural Nets Books; Book
Store)_(book reviews)                           [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Neurocomputing. (Lots of Neural Nets Books; Book Store)_(book
reviews)                                        [AI Expert: June 1992]
*An Adaptive Neural Network: The Cerebral Cortex. (Lots of Neural Nets
Books; Book Store)_(book reviews)               [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Analog VLSI and Neural Systems. (Lots of Neural Nets Books; Book
Store)_(book reviews)                           [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Neural Networks: Algorithms, Applications and Programming Techniques.
(Lots of Neural Nets Books)(Book...             [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Neurocomputing 2: Directions for Research. (Lots of Neural Nets
Books; Book Store)_(book reviews)               [AI Expert: June 1992]
*The view from now. (development of neural networks) (Cover Story)
                                                [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Using cerebellar arithmetic computers. (the Cerebellum Model
Articulation Controller artificial neural...    [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Integrating fuzzy logic into neural nets. (fuzzy neural system)
(Tutorial)                                      [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Neural network resource guide. (Buyers Guide)
                                                [AI Expert: June 1992]
*IBM and AI: still waiting at the altar. (IBM has potential to become
a major artificial intelligence equipment...    [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Get a fuzzy estimate. (Fuzzy Systems Engineering's Maniford Editor
program development software package)...        [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Shopping for knowledge. (Decision System Software's Knowledge Shop
2.0 program development software package)...    [AI Expert: June 1992]
*This is your Brain. (California Scientific Software's BrainMaker 2.5,
BrainMaker Professional 2.5, and...             [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Blackboard jungle. (Blackboard Technology Group Inc.'s GBB expert
system development software package)...         [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Make your neural an expert. (Charles River Analytics Inc.'s NeuX
expert system development software package)...  [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Goin' ape for Sapiens. (Sapien Software Corp. announces lower,
academic-volume prices for its Star Sapphire... [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Everybody wants a piece of the Action! (ExpertTelligence Inc.'s
Action! 1.3 for Smalltalk/V PM 1.3 expert...    [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Your wish is its command. (Verbex Voice Systems Inc.'s Speech API for
Windows sound processing software package)...   [AI Expert: June 1992]
*An intelligent discussion. (KDS Corp.'s KDS/VOX-PM telephone
management software package) (Product...        [AI Expert: June 1992]
*Application watch. (Florida Department of Citrus uses neural networks
to evaluate orange juice makers' compliance...  [AI Expert: June 1992]
Nutek: a Mac emulator in progress. (Nutek Computers develops Apple
Macintosh equivalent)                                [Byte: June 1992]
The best of Comdex/Spring: BYTE editors pick the best products at
Comdex/Spring.                                       [Byte: June 1992]
A 66-MHz executive jet. (Hewlett-Packard's Vectra 486u microcomputer)
(Hardware Review) (Evaluation)                       [Byte: June 1992]
PaperWorks makes paper intelligent. (Text management software from
Xerox' XSoft division) (Software Review)...          [Byte: June 1992]
HP's desktop and application integration solution for Windows.
(NewWave 4.0) (Software Review) (Evaluation)         [Byte: June 1992]
FrameMaker for Windows: the powerful publisher comes to PCs. (Software
Review) (Evaluation)                                 [Byte: June 1992]
Buttoning up Procomm Plus. (Procomm Plus for Windows) (Software
Review) (Evaluation)                                 [Byte: June 1992]
The fastest LAN alive. (TCNS local area network from Thomas-Conrad)
(Hardware Review) (Evaluation)                       [Byte: June 1992]
The many masks of Picture Publisher 3.0. (from Micrografx) (Software
Review) (Evaluation)                                 [Byte: June 1992]
The Mac goes to school. (the Macintosh as a college-level tool)
(User's Column) (Column)                             [Byte: June 1992]
The 1992 Readers' Choice awards: the best products picked by the
toughest judges - BYTE readers. (Directory)          [Byte: June 1992]
Winning graphics: practical desktop video, part 3. (Tutorial)
                                                     [Byte: June 1992]
OOPS via DDE. (object-oriented programming; dynamic data exchange)
(Tutorial)                                           [Byte: June 1992]
Windows meets the pen. (part of a special report on Microsoft Windows)
(Cover Story)                                        [Byte: June 1992]
Flying Windows. (evaluation and comparison of ten accelerator boards
targeted at the Microsoft Windows graphical user...  [Byte: June 1992]
Local bus video. (a way around the graphics bottleneck) (part of a
special report on Microsoft Windows; cover story)... [Byte: June 1992]
A few of our favorite things. (BYTE magazine staff members select
their favorite Microsoft Windows products) (part...  [Byte: June 1992]
EIS moves to the desktop. (evaluation and comparison of three
executive information systems for the Windows...     [Byte: June 1992]
EIS in the real world. (executive information systems; case studies of
the implementation of EISes at Texas Instruments...  [Byte: June 1992]
Image magic: scan, compose, enhance, retouch, and print color,
gray-scale, and black-and-white images...            [Byte: June 1992]
Making knowledge pay. (creating a culture of shared understanding;
includes a related article on Collaboration '92...   [Byte: June 1992]
The new age of documents. (toward full electronic document
interchange) (part of a special section on...        [Byte: June 1992]
Matching fonts. (for electronic document interchange) (part of a
special section on managing the information glut)... [Byte: June 1992]
Electronic books. (hypertext publishing; includes a related article on
the Standard Generalized Markup Language) (part...   [Byte: June 1992]
Search and retrieval: how to evaluate large text-retrieval systems.
(includes a related article on Information Access... [Byte: June 1992]
Document clustering. (an approach to automating the balance of
precision and recall in textbase searching) (part... [Byte: June 1992]
SGML frees information. (Standard Generalized Markup Language) (part
of a special section on managing the information...  [Byte: June 1992]
Searching for common threads. (evaluation and comparison of 10 text
management packages; includes a related article...   [Byte: June 1992]
Writing in style. (BYTE Labs evaluates and compares 11
what-you-see-is-what-you-get word processing...      [Byte: June 1992]
Color at a reasonable price. (evaluation and comparison of seven
thermal-wax-transfer printers; includes a related... [Byte: June 1992]
Looking for answers? Ask Muse. (data analysis software from Occam
Research) (Software Review) (Evaluation)             [Byte: June 1992]
Database publishing with style. (evaluation and comparison of Ventura
DataBase Publisher 3.1 and PageAhead 1.1)...         [Byte: June 1992]
Two tools of the QuickTime trade. (evaluation of SuperMac Technology's
VideoSpigot and Adobe Systems' Premiere software...  [Byte: June 1992]
RLN spells long-distance Ethernet. (Remote Lan Node network software
from Intercomputer Communications Corp.)...          [Byte: June 1992]
Reviewer's notebook: S3 irons out incompatibilities: new MicroPhone
plugs into System 7.0. (updates on previously...     [Byte: June 1992]
How scanners work. (Tutorial)
                                                     [Byte: June 1992]
It's a multithreaded world, part 2. (Tutorial)
                                                     [Byte: June 1992]
On-the-fly disk compression: managing your Apple menu: navigating
through Usenet News. (Software Corner; column)...    [Byte: June 1992]
Windows NT and OS/2 compared. (Beyond DOS) (Column)
                                                     [Byte: June 1992]
Reflections on the "privacy" question: Who benefits when your medical
records go on-line? (Stop Bit)                       [Byte: June 1992]
*Editor's forum. (Editorial)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Storage allocation functions. (Standard C)(C programming language)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Application hardware locks. (programming applications to take
advantage of anti-copying hardware...     [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Using variable-length argument lists in C. (Tutorial)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Creating interactive voice response systems in C++. (Tutorial)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Initializing arrays. (question and answer) (Column)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*You asked for it - X. (source code available on Internet for X
Windows)                                  [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*C packages. (C programming language) (Tutorial)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*A small make. (the operating system 'make' tool for speeding system
development) (Tutorial)                   [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Pointer target tracking. (use of pointers in C language) (Tutorial)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Data structures: part 13: Queues (continued). (programming data
structures in C) (Tutorial)               [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*A portable menu compiler, part 4. (rmenu, the runtime interpreter for
the CMENU system)                         [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Illustrated C._(book reviews)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Calendar of events. (June-November 1992)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*User report: debugging with Sherlock. (Sherlock debugging software
for C programming language) (Tutorial)    [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Cross reference utility for C source code: update. (Coronado
Enterprises's C++ Tutor 2.2...            [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*New releases. (Cross reference utility for C source code) (Myron
Turner's C-ACROSS utility...              [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Blinkinc releases language independent dynamic overlay linker.
(Blinker 2.0 program development...       [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*WATCOM "Delta Pack" upgrades available. (upgrades for users of the
company's C 8.5 and FORTRAN 77 8.5...     [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*MicroMath announces RSTRIP II for Model Development and Parameter
Estimation. (MicroMath Scientific...      [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*New versions of Symantec's Macintosh development environments. (THINK
C 5.0 and THINK Pascal 4.0 program...     [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*A new memory management library from Kandu, Inc. (Kandu Software
Inc.'s Super Malloc memory management...  [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*USL announces SVR4 Multi-Processor version 2. (Unix Systems
Laboratories Inc.'s Unix System V 4.0...  [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*PROCASE SMARTsystem tools to support IBM's AIX' CASE WorkBench.
(PROCASE Corp.'s CASE software for...     [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Practical pen-based computing. (Shannon Associates Inc.'s
Coup-de-plume/EVALUATOR handwriting...    [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Computer Innovations announces EDIT*2000 Release 1.2. (New
Products)(Brief Article) (Product...      [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*ParcPlace Systems and Rational announce new releases and plans to
integrate C++ products. (will...          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Data Sync Engineering releases table-driven microprocessor
cross-disassembler. (XDASM...             [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*Oasys to support SCO Unix V4.0 and integrate C++ with IBM's SDE.
(IBM's AIX Software Development...        [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*PROGRESS announces C-ISAM gateway, CASE bridges, and OSF/1 and SCO
UNIX support. (New Products)(Brief...     [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*SuperNOVA 3.0 supports Motif and MS-Windows. (Four Seasons Software's
program development software)(New...      [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*JAYAR Systems releases JRchive utility. (file compression utility
program)(New Products - Brief Article)... [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*SuiteSoftware releases SuiteDOME. (program development software)(New
Products - Brief Article) (Product...     [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*FacetTerm extended to additional platforms. (Structured Software
Solutions' graphical user...              [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*HyperDesk introduces distributed object management system. (HyperDesk
Corp.'s HyperDesk Distributed Object...   [C Users Journal: June 1992]
*We have mail. (Letter to the Editor)
                                          [C Users Journal: June 1992]
Workstations or PCs? (includes related articles on the case for PCs
and on the case for workstations)                  [Cadcam: June 1992]
Flexible drafting. (Software Review) (Cover Story)(Concerto 1.08
two-dimenisonal drafting software from ECS)...     [Cadcam: June 1992]
A step up the ladder. (Software Review) (Generic Cadd 6 drafting
software from Generic Cadd)(includes related...    [Cadcam: June 1992]
Block design. (Software Review) (Architrion II block modeling system
for architects, from IBM UK) (Evaluation)          [Cadcam: June 1992]
Graphics display. (Hardware Review) (AA51 graphics controller from
Eizo in the U.K.) (Evaluation)                     [Cadcam: June 1992]
Monitors. (choosing a suitable monitor for your computer aided design
requirements) (Buyers Guide)                       [Cadcam: June 1992]
Successful slides and scripts. (Autocad facilities) (Tutorial)
                                                   [Cadcam: June 1992]
Standards ignorance is not bliss. (Telecomm Report)
                                     [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Network managers feel growth, budget strains. (Network General Corp.
holds panel discussion on network... [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Proprietary openness: online with Patricia Seybold. (Microsoft Corp.
is offering Windows Open Services... [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
The SRTC tragedy: EDP & the law. (Canada's Scientific Research Tax
Credit, electronic data...           [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Rating the top MIS issues in Canada: survey of the industry.
(management information systems)...  [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Desktop color scanning: high-quality color is now on the horizon for
even corporate desktop publishers.   [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
What target is Apple aiming for now? (Apple Computer Inc. is trying to
gain corporate market share)...      [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Keeping projects on track: developing new systems requires strict
planning and good organization.      [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Steady CASE growth seen despite turmoil. (American Programmer Journal
publisher Ed Yourdon's speech at...  [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Early standard bearers: for an industry that has lagged so badly in
producing timely standards, it is... [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
On boxes and cards. (IOMEGA Corp.'s Iomega Bernoulli Box removable
hard disk drives, Eicon...           [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
CIPS, ASM chiefs seek closer ties. (Canadian Information Processing
Society President Clare Cremer...    [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Appraising OS values. (OS/2, Microsoft Windows and MS-DOS are
competing in an operating system...  [Canadian Datasystems: June 1992]
Pacific Stock Exchange gets quick quotes on members' phone use. (Call
Accounting)                           [Communications News: June 1992]
No more singin' the blues over billing. (call accounting at Fantasy
Inc. and the Saul Zaentz Co.)...      [Communications News: June 1992]
Paper mill is on a roll with telemanagement system. (S.D. Warren, a
subsidiary of Scott Paper Co.)...     [Communications News: June 1992]
Buying the benefits of ACD for one-seventh the price. (automatic call
distribution)(Delta Service Plans...  [Communications News: June 1992]
Two users discuss pros and cons of frame relay. (Convex Computer Corp.
and Industrial Design Corp.)...       [Communications News: June 1992]
French press agency communicates via worldwide X.25. (Agence
France-Presse) (Packet...             [Communications News: June 1992]
Shoot for the stars: your RFP may hit them. (request for
proposals)(J.P. Morgan's global...    [Communications News: June 1992]
Next time you're buying, try the RFI process. (request for
information) (RFP/RFQ)                [Communications News: June 1992]
Avis comes up with a Wizard of a network. (Wizard network) (Data)
                                      [Communications News: June 1992]
Modems/muxes directory. (Directory)
                                      [Communications News: June 1992]
High payoff ideas for leveraging info resources. (Dr. Dixon Doll, on
the future of networked computing)... [Communications News: June 1992]
Is compressed video ready for school? (integrated services digital
network) (ISDN Forum)                 [Communications News: June 1992]
Carriers answer our 20 questions on frame relay. (Communications
Management) (Column)                  [Communications News: June 1992]
Work with vision. (The decade of the 1990s is likely to be prosperous
for those who approach it with...     [Communications News: June 1992]
*Editorial pointers. (Editorial)
                                [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Newstrack. (short computer industry news items) (Column)
                                [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Moving on.... (Association for Computing Machinery Pres John R. White
reflects on his two years...    [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*The continued debate on software patents. (ACM Forum) (Letter to the
Editor)                         [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*A critique of the programming language C*. (the data parallel
programming language C*...      [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Remarks on a data encryption scheme of Yu and Yu. (Technical
Correspondence) (Letter to...   [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Collective dynabases. (a dynamic database for portable computers that
contains a user's notes...      [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Developments on the intellectual property front. (Legally Speaking)
(Column)                        [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Visualization in networked environments. (introduction to the
Showcase research exhibition... [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Metacomputing. (a network of heterogeneous, computational resources
linked by software in a way...  [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*The distributed laboratory: an interactive visualization environment
for electron microscopy and...  [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*The CAVE: audio visual experience automatic virtual environment.
(SIGGRAPH '92...                [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Modeling and analysis of empirical data in collaborative
environments. (SIGGRAPH '92...  [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Parallel database systems: the future of high performance database
systems. (Technical)            [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*An object-oriented methodology for knowledge base/database coupling.
(Technical)                     [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Bit-tree: a data structure for fast file processing. (Technical)
                                [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Debunking the software patent myths. (includes related articles on
the history of patents, the...  [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*The academic debate: considered opinion and advocacy. (the question
of whether software can and...  [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Calendar of Events.
                                [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Calls for Papers.
                                [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
*Leap-year problems. (computer clock rollovers and leap years;
distributed system design)...   [Communications of the ACM: June 1992]
The many faces of consensus in distributed systems. (Cover Story)
                                                 [Computer: June 1992]
Information encoding with two-dimensional bar codes. (Technical)
                                                 [Computer: June 1992]
Using tool abstraction to compose systems. (includes related articles
on spreadsheets, production systems...           [Computer: June 1992]
An optimizing compiler for an SPAP architecture using AI tools.
(special-purpose array processor, artificial...  [Computer: June 1992]
Architectural support for designing fault-tolerant open distributed
systems. (includes related article on...         [Computer: June 1992]
FoxPro, version 2.0. (Software Review) (one of four evaluations of
databases in 'One-of-a-kind databases')...       [Computer: June 1992]
ObjectVision 2.0.(from Borland International) (Software Review) (one
of four evaluations of databases in...           [Computer: June 1992]
Progress. (from Progress Software Corp.) (Software Review) (one of
four evaluations of databases in...              [Computer: June 1992]
Ocelot-the SQL. (structured query language)(from Ocelot Computer
Services) (Software Review) (one of four...      [Computer: June 1992]
Random-access digital audio-recording systems.(Turtle Beach Systems'
56K Digital Recording System, Digital Audio...   [Computer: June 1992]
Firms pursue neural network innovations. (Toshiba, Bellcore)
(Technical)                                      [Computer: June 1992]
Researchers receive grant to think small.(nanotechnology grant to the
University of Illinois) (Technical)              [Computer: June 1992]
A standard for software maintenance: a framework for managing and
executing software maintenance activities.       [Computer: June 1992]
Distributed virtual society and the economics of sharing.(possible
social aspects of 64-bit addresses) (The Open... [Computer: June 1992]
Specification and analysis of the FDDI MAC protocol using systems of
communicating machines. (Fiber... [Computer Communications: June 1992]
Classification of fairness measures for local and metropolitan area
networks.                         [Computer Communications: June 1992]
FFOL transmission services - issues for a PHY physical layer protocol.
(FDDI Follow-On LAN)              [Computer Communications: June 1992]
Formal methods for test sequence generation.
                                  [Computer Communications: June 1992]
Access flow control algorithms in broadband networks.
                                  [Computer Communications: June 1992]
Cyrus Y. Tsui on : programmable logic. (possible lessons for the
future) (Column)                          [Computer Design: June 1992]
ASIC core brings fuzzy logic to semiconductors. (application specific
integrated circuits) (Technical)          [Computer Design: June 1992]
Setting the record straight on SRAM loading. (static random access
memory) (Technical)                       [Computer Design: June 1992]
Technologies move toward hardware/software codesign. (high-level
synthesis technology and system...        [Computer Design: June 1992]
Tools wed Ada compilers to integrated development environments.
(Technical)                               [Computer Design: June 1992]
VMEbus SSBLT spec now on target. (source-synchronous block transfer
addition to VMEbus Revision D)...         [Computer Design: June 1992]
Alliances help bridge the gap between IC design and test. (integrated
circuit) (Technical)                      [Computer Design: June 1992]
Peripheral interfaces offer fast networking solutions. (Technical)
                                          [Computer Design: June 1992]
The emergence of SCSI. (Small Computer Systems Interface) (Technical)
                                          [Computer Design: June 1992]
Graphics ICs target Windows acceleration. (integrated circuits and the
XGA standard) (Technical)                 [Computer Design: June 1992]
Printer graphics mirror those of CRTs. (graphics acceleration
coprocessors) (Technical)                 [Computer Design: June 1992]
PC-based CAE/CAD: any task, anywhere, anytime. (computer aided
engineering/computer aided design)...     [Computer Design: June 1992]
The fastest single-shot scope in the west. (Hardware Review) (HP 54700
series digitizing oscilloscope from...    [Computer Design: June 1992]
What's real in real-time operating systems? (Product Focus: real-time
kernels and 32-bit operating systems)...  [Computer Design: June 1992]
Next-generation Sparc-can less be more? (HyperSparc CY7C620 CPU,
CY7C625 cache controller and CY7C627...   [Computer Design: June 1992]
Simpler is faster for new Windows chip. (64200 Wingine graphics
coprocessor from Chips and...             [Computer Design: June 1992]
Unix-based CAE suite adapts to multitool environments. (Powerview
computer aided engineering software...    [Computer Design: June 1992]
Software generates analog behavioral models. (Analog Model Synthesis
for Saber: simulation software from...    [Computer Design: June 1992]
Mini motherboard helps PC/104 expansion. (Little Board/386SX
microcomputer board from Ampro...         [Computer Design: June 1992]
Data acquisition marries DSP on single board. (Data Translation DT3801
series data acquisition boards from...    [Computer Design: June 1992]
Oki enhances sea-of-gates performance. (MSM30S0000 arrays and the
MSM91S000 customer-structured arrays...   [Computer Design: June 1992]
High functionality per cell in AT&T FPGAs. (ATT1C11 and ATT1C05
semiconductors from AT&T...               [Computer Design: June 1992]
Sun hangs onto share of VME market. (SBus News: technology and market
update for SBus users and OEMs)           [Computer Design: June 1992]
SBus competition heats up. (SBus News: technology and market update
for SBus users and OEMs)                  [Computer Design: June 1992]
DSP provides submicrosecond interrupt response. (SBus News: technology
and market update for SBus users and...   [Computer Design: June 1992]
Analog behavioral simulation: not yet system-level. (Column)
                                          [Computer Design: June 1992]
Inside looking out. (Column)
                                          [Computer Design: June 1992]
Renaissance takes you back to the drawing board. (Atek Inc.'s
Renaissance desktop publishing... [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Computer painting system. (Computer Associates International's
CA-Cricket Paint graphics...      [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Sun redefines Sparcstation. (Sun Microsystems Inc.'s SPARCstation 10
30 and SPARCstation 10 41...      [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Cachet color editing on the Mac. (Electronics for Imaging Inc.'s image
processing software)              [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
CAD animates AEC market. (computer-aided design)(new three-dimensional
modeling and animation...         [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
A new dynamism. (the use of new animation techniques in architectural
design) (Cover Story)             [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Disc-o-mania. (Kodak's Photo CD image processing equipment) (includes
related article on the...         [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Digital proofs on demand: direct digital color proofers pave the way
for digital presses.              [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Computers against drunk driving: 2D CAD plays a role in teaching teens
a lesson about hazards of...      [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Visualizing the air we breathe. (ENSR Consulting and Engineering's use
of Spyglass Inc.'s...             [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
Modeling models on the Mac. (Alias Research Inc.'s Sketch 1.0.2
graphics software) (Evaluation)   [Computer Graphics World: June 1992]
*Something borrowed, something blue.... (OS/2 2.0 operating system)
(Editor's Note)                         [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Feedback. (Letter to the Editor)
                                        [Computer Language: June 1992]
*C++ videos. (The World of C++ and World of ObjectWindows for C++
videos from Borland International Inc.) [Computer Language: June 1992]
*The cycle of complexity. (Programming on Purpose)
                                        [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Close-up: EasyCASE. (Evergreen CASE Tools' EasyCASE Professional 3.1
computer-aided software engineering...  [Computer Language: June 1992]
*From C to shining C. (porting large programs from one operating
system to another) (Tutorial)           [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Scheme for success. (Scheme programming language) (Tutorial)
                                        [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Recursion revisited; eliminating recursion saves precious stack space
as well as giving programmers direct... [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Stretching the limits: 32 bits or bust. (Software Review) (Product
Wrap-up)(overview of seven...           [Computer Language: June 1992]
*First lap for Phar Lap. (Phar Lap Software Inc.'s 386 DOS Extender
Software Kit 4.0 program development... [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Ergo's dual-edged DOS sword. (Ergo Computing Inc.'s OS/386 and DPM-32
operating system enhancements)...       [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Intel aims to propel 32-bits. (Intel Corp.'s 386/486 C Code Builder
Kit) (Software Review) (one of seven... [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Rational DOS/4G dances DPMI. (Rational Systems Inc.'s operating
system enhancement) (Software...        [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Once Zortech, now Symantec DOSX. (Symantec Corp.'s Zortech C++ 3.0
Developer's Edition) (Software...       [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Salford's WDBOS does DPMI. (Salford Software's WDBOS version 2.60 DOS
extender) (Software Review) (one of...  [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Microway does Windows, too. (MicroWay Inc.'s EGWIN32 program
development software) (Software...      [Computer Language: June 1992]
*CommonBase v. 1.2. (ImageSoft Inc.'s C++ program development software
for accessing SQL and ISAM database...  [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Review responses.
                                        [Computer Language: June 1992]
*The lowly and exalted scribe. (a software development team's scribe
or recorder) (Peopleware)               [Computer Language: June 1992]
*Windows workstations fever. (Brief Article) (This Month) (Editorial)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Muscle-flexing works: Intel, Microsoft setting the PC agenda.
(microcomputer industry dominated by...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*PCs at a prix fixe or a la carte. (systems may be designed for
specific applications, thus easing...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Of promises and prices. (selling microcomputers to the home market)
(Trends & Technology) (Column)           [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*SX notebook bonanza causing pricing headaches. (manufacturers
discontinue some 80386SX-based...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Gray market grows as chip supplies tighten. (unauthorized
microprocessor vendors sell...           [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Intel vs. AMD: the chip battle takes a new turn. (Advanced Micro
Devices Inc.) (ruling awaited in law...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Your PC is due for a high-tech diet. (data compression schemes become
more important as applications become... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Plain vanilla doesn't cut it any more. (facsimile modems forcing
data-only modems out of the market)...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Fast and pretty: new GUI accelerators due. (ATI's 68800, S3 Inc's 911
and Tseng Laboratories's ET-4000...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*The great virus conspiracy of '92: poor Michelangelo was just an
innocent bystander. (a small threat...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Forget the conventional wisdom; if you think PCs are commodities,
you're dead wrong. (manufacturers...     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Screen technology revolution on horizon. (active-addressing
passive-matrix liquid crystal display... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Testing the legal limits; courts to rule on rights of hackers. (Steve
Jackson Games Inc. raided for...         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*A Macintosh "look" in store for Windows. (Microsoft Corp's Windows
4.0 will resemble Apple's graphical...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Vendor support only a keystroke away. (online support services)
(Trends & Technology) (Brief Article)    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*The big squeeze: compression scheme shatters storage logjam. (Wider
Electronic Bandwidth Technologies'...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Big help or big brother? Videophone transmits PC, video, and VCR
images. (Colby Systems' ColbyVision)...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Portable systems to boost PC market. (notebook and portable
computers) (Trends & Technology)...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Taligent orphaned at birth? (joint venture company of Apple and IBM)
(Trends & Technology) (Column)           [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Talking about databases: Borland invites users to phone in tech.
(Borland International Inc. asks...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*The FCC cracks down. (Federal Communications Commission enforcing
microcomputer emissions standards)...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Are you really flying the "friendly" skies? (portable computers may
interfere with airplane...               [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Venture capital shifting from hardware to software. (Trends &
Technology) (Brief Article)              [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Windows workstations for any pocket. (microcomputers configured to
run the Microsoft Windows graphical...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Windows performance hits: the main culprits. (RAM, video, hard disk
and microprocessor problems under...     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*What to stuff into your Windows workstation. (the best components to
run the Microsoft Windows 3.0...         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Looks good, but how does it sound? (multimedia add-ons for Windows
3.1) (Windows Workstations) (Cover...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Make no mistake. (Texas Microsystems Inc.'s Fault-Tolerant System
Architecture microcomputers)...          [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Your fault or theirs? (fault tolerant computer systems)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*No-fault insurance for the rest of us. (backup products for
microcomputers)                          [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Adding storage the easy way: sidestepping the hardware shuffle with
parallel-port drives. (Hardware...       [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*HDI's Rodeo Drive. (Hard Drives International) (Hardware Review) (one
of sixe evaluations in 'Adding...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Iomega's Bernoulli Transportable. (Hardware Review) (one of six
evaluations in 'Adding storage the...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Liberty Systems' Liberty 50 120Mbyte-QP. (Hardware Review) (one of
six evaluations in 'Adding storage...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Micro Solutions Backpack. (Micro Solutions Computer Products)
(Hardware Review) (one of six...         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Simplicity Computing's SPD-40M. (Hardware Review) (one of six
evaluations in 'Adding storage the...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Trantor Systems' T338. (Hardware Review) (one of six evaluations in
'Adding storage the easy way')...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Feedback forum. (Letter to the Editor)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Aldus Freehand shows cross-platform excellence. (drawing package)
(Software Review) (Evaluation)           [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Freelance for Windows gives you the big picture. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s Freelance Graphics for...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*ATI combines sight, sound, and more on VGAStero F/X board. (ATI
Technologies Inc.'s sound-processing...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*MacGlobe takes you around the world. (PC Globe Inc. puts world maps
and charts within reach) (Software...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*QSI portable should be smaller, faster. (Klonimus Lite portable
computer) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Harvard Graphics for Windows has a persuasive angle. (Software
Publishing Corp.'s presentation...       [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Ventura for Windows 4.0 gets much better. (Ventura Software Inc.'s
desktop publishing package) (Software... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Ventura aims to be single-vendor solution to document publishing.
(Ventura Scan, Ventura Photo Touch...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*First Computer CAD Station is first rate. (First Computer Systems
Inc.'s microcomputer) (Hardware...       [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*A little LIST with big functions. (Buerg Software's LIST Enhanced
file viewing software for MS-DOS)...     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Untouchable anti-virus system prevents software changes. (Fifth
Generation Systems Inc.) (Software...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*First's $2,999 486-50 is a power user's budget system. (First
Computer Systems Inc.'s...               [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Do you speak xBase? dBASE dialects serve your database needs.
(Software Review) (overview of four...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Clipper 5.01 (Nantucket Corp.) (Software Review) (one of four
evaluations of data base management...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*dBASE redux. (Borland International Inc.'s dBASE IV 1.5) (Software
Review) (one of four evaluations of...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*The Windows side of life. (Computer Associates International Inc.'s
dBFast 1.7c) (Software Review) (one...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*FoxPro 2.0 (Fox Software Inc.) (Software Review) (one of four
evaluations of data base management...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Clean up your desktop with a personal information manager. (Software
Review) (includes related article on...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*PackRat 4.0. (Polaris Software Inc.) (Software Review) (one of three
evaluations of personal information...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*YourWay 2.05. (Prisma Software Corp.) (Software Review) (one of three
evaluations of personal information...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Act! 2.1. (Contact Software International Inc.) (Software Review)
(one of three evaluations of personal... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*PIMs for the Macintosh. (Software Review ) (evaluations of three
Apple MAcintosh-based personal...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Soft watch. (a guide to recent software upgrades) (Buyers Guide)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Quattro Pro 4.0. (Borland International Inc.'s spreadsheet software)
(Software Review) (The DOS Beat)...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Monarch Notes on CD-ROM. (Bureau Development Inc.'s data base of
literary criticism) (Software Review)... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*PC Therapist 3.01. (Thinking Software Inc.'s entertainment software)
(Software Review) (The DOS Beat)...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Teknon Accounting 1.3. (Teknon Corp.'s accounting software) (Software
Review) (The DOS Beat) (Evaluation)      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*BeckerTools 3. (Abacus Inc.'s file and disk management software)
(Software Review) (On Windows)...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*NewWave 4.0. (HP's graphical user interface) (Software Review) (On
Windows) (Evaluation)                    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*SmarText 2.0. (Lotus Development Corp.'s text management software)
(Software Review) (On Windows)...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*YourWay 2.05. (Prisma Software Corp.'s personal information
management system) (Software Review)...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Nisus Compact 3.3. (Paragon Concepts Inc.'s word processing software)
(Software Review) (Bobker's Best)...     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*ALSoft Power Utilities 1.01. (ALSoft Inc.'s utility software)
(Software Review) (Bobker's Best)...     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Correct Quotes 1.0. (Wordstar International Inc. Nova Development
Div.'s data base of quotations)...       [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Now Up-to-Date 1.0. (Now Software Inc.'s network-capable calendar and
reminder software) (Software Review)...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Wing Commander II: Vengeance of the Kilrathi. (Origin Systems Inc.'s
computer game) (Software Review) (Games) [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Falcon 3.0. (Spectrum Holobyte's computer game) (Software Review)
(Games)                                  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*JetFighter II. (Velocity Development's computer game) (Software
Review) (Games)                          [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*The real thing. (flight-simulation computer games evaluated by real
test pilots) (Games)                     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Street smart 386. (choosing an 80386-based microcomputer)(includes
related article on upgrades) (Buyers...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*The clone inside. (80386-compatible microprocessors)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Buying the basics. (choosing motherboards, hard disk drives, video
subsystems, service for 80386-based...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Just trash it: why a 286 upgrade isn't worth the trouble. (upgrade
kits for 80286-based microcomputers)     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Stop the revolution, it's time to evolve. (modular upgradable
systems)                                 [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Pocket fax modem for FAXing on the go. (Hardware Review) (Solectek
Accessories Corp.'s Pocket FAX Modem...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Back up to DAT: you'll never go back. (Hardware Review) (digital
audio tape drive)(Alliance Peripheral... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Use PhotoFinish to finish your photos. (Software Review) (ZSoft
Corp.'s PhotoFinish image-editing...     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*MathType for Windows features DDE link. (Software Review) (Dynamic
Data Exchange)(equation writer from...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*System Sleuth makes your computer open wide and say "ah." (Software
Review) (Dariana Inc.'s System Sleuth... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*No Mouse lets you play when your mouse is away. (Software Review)
(Abacus Software No Mouse 3.0 utility... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*ME-HiColor card yields low-cost VGA. (video graphics array) (Hardware
Review) (Micro Express Inc.'s HiColor... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*QAPlus/fe does great diagnostics, but for techies only. (Software
Review) (DiagSoft Inc.'s QAPlus/fe...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Image-In-Color does more than just color. (Software Review) (Image-In
Inc. Image-In Color 3.0 image...         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Get more for less with Express Presenter. (Software Review) (Power Up
Software Corp. Express Presenter...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Alphabet Soup is a cerebral set of screen savers. (Aaron Brown's
screen-saver software) (Evaluation)      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Organize your life with First Things First. (Software Review)
(Visionary Software Inc.'s First...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Micro Express NB913: bigger, not better. (Micro Express Inc.'s
portable computer) (Hardware Review)...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Mini-macros for trivial typists. (Software Review) (Micro Logic
Corp.'s Key Watch 2.0 macro software)... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Writer's Toolkit for Windows earns straight "A"s. (Software Review)
(Systems Compatibility Corp.'s...        [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Eight is enough with QuickTools' utilities. (Software Review)
(Advanced Software Inc. QuickTools...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*On Cue II cures Mac Finder-phobia. (Software Review) (ICOM
Simulations Inc. On Cue II utilities...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Type goes vogue with TypeStyler 2.0. (Software Review) (Broderbund
Inc. TypeStyler 2.0 font utility for...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*The hard edge. (Tech Section)(includes related article summarizing
the Tech Section focus) (Technical)      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*From the labs. (Hardware Review) (Gateway 2000 Inc.'s Telepath
high-speed facsimile modem) (Evaluation) [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*What's new online. (new services from America Online, BIX,
CompuServe, Prodigy)(includes related... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Local bus: great new hope or hype? (local-bus video)(Tech Section)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Stan Veit's history: PCs that never made it.
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*What's the code? The queens' problem: an exercise in clever thinking.
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Computer clinic: making the impossible possible. (SIMM design, MS-DOS
5.0, SCSI cables and other...            [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*386MAX 6.0: clash of the memory titans. (Software Review) (Qualitas
Inc.'s memory manager) (Evaluation)      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Quick tips: swapping floppies, fast deletes, quick program loading,
and more. (Tech Section)                 [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Development tools: the pro coder's secret weapon. (includes related
article on where to obtain profilers)    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Freebies of the month: DFS and CHECKSPC. (public-domain software)
(Tech Section)                           [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Popcorn 1.0.1. (Freebies of the Month) (public-domain program for
editing Macintosh QuickTime...           [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Ask Dr. John. (Tech Section)(question-and-answer) (Column)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Beginner's corner. (Tech Section)(question-and-answer) (Column)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Troubleshooting and Repairing Personal Computers, 2nd Edition._(book
reviews)                                 [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Understanding Telephone Electronics, 3rd Edition._(book reviews)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Unix Administration Guide for System V._(book reviews)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Unix System V Release 4 Administration, 2nd Edition._(book reviews)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Essential System Administration._(book reviews)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Whatever happened to...the first personal computer? (Altair
8800)(Tech Section)                      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Unix notes: the Unix toolbox in action. (Tech Section) (Tutorial)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Cache 101: what your mother should have told you. (cache memory)(Tech
Section - includes related article on... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*DOS 5 easy pieces: what are all those files, anyway? (files in DOS
5.0)(includes related article on...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Coming events.
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Bulletin boards.
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Changing of the CPU guard. (80386 systems become new entry-level
central processing unit...               [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Upgradables: gimmick or godsend? Real-life tales from the trenches.
(includes related article on trading...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*License logistics; software vendors lay down the law. (Smart Shopper)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Mail-order secrets: price protection. (Brief Article)
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Plan ahead for your PCs future: check now, save money later.
(choosing a microcomputer configuration) [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Round-the-clock tech support: what's it worth to you? (service and
support options used by more vendors...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*How to buy: a guide to mail-order shopping. (Smart Shopper)(includes
directory) (Buyers Guide)                [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Computer prices probe the basement.
                                         [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Tap into the secret service of the telephone lines: WHOZZ CALLING?
(computer utility for keeping track...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Portable drives of Lilliputian proportions. (Parallel Peripherals
introduces slim-line portable disk...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Micronics' easy-setup projection system. Micronics Computers Inc.'s
projection panel (Hardware Review)...    [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*7600XGA gives graphics the resolutions they deserve. (In Focus
Systems Inc.'s projection panel)...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Market predictions for the '90s. (computer displays)(Now in the
Channel) (Brief Article)                 [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Optiquest puts Windows on the big screen. (Hardware Review)
(Optiquest Inc. 1000D, 2000D...          [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Multimedia to the touch. (MicroTouch Systems Inc.'s TruePoint Touch
Monitor touch display) (The Latest in... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Discerning displays. (display technologies)(Now in the Channel)
(Brief Article)                          [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*LANCAST's UTP/Coax Translator bridges the network generation gap.
(unshielded twisted pair/coaxial...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Get your act together with Contact Software's Act! for Windows.
(personal information management...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Ocron's Perceive personal software takes OCR in hand. (optical
character recognition software)...       [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Try multimedia, the SCSI way. (Now in the Channel) (Small Computer
Systems Interface)(Future Domain...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*33MHz math coprocessor zaps 386SX performance. (Integrated
Information Technology introduces...     [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Get-up-and-go peripherals. (Now in the Channel) (Tidal Technology
Inc.'s Stow Away removable hard disk...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Upgrading the channel. (hardware and software upgrades)(Now in the
Channel) (Product Announcement)          [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*High end your system with ATronics' 486inCREASE upgrade card. (Now in
the Channel) (ATronics International...  [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Promise's speedy, spacious caching controller cards for EISA and ISA
architectures. (Now in the Channel)...   [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*Picture Publisher paints a pretty picture. (Micrografx Inc. Picture
Publisher 3.0 image-editing software)... [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
*COMstation Five: high-speed FAX/data modem for Macs. (PSI Integration
Inc.'s COMstation Five facsimile...      [Computer Shopper: June 1992]
Reliable sizing of power networks in VLSI circuits. (very large scale
integration) (Technical)            [Computer-Aided Design: June 1992]
Approximation of discrete data by G1 arc splines. (Technical)
                                    [Computer-Aided Design: June 1992]
Single-valued spline curves in polar coordinates. (Technical)
                                    [Computer-Aided Design: June 1992]
Expert fixture-design system for an automated manufacturing
environment. (Technical)            [Computer-Aided Design: June 1992]
Cognitive model of memory for mechanical-design problems. (Technical)
                                    [Computer-Aided Design: June 1992]
Multiprocessor power on the desktop. (Sun Microsystems Inc.'s
Sparcstation 10 series...      [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Coasting with CAD. (computer-aided design software helps rollercoaster
designers)(includes related... [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
CAD/CAM from concept to courtside. (how computer-aided design and
manufacturing software help... [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
IC design for everyone: understanding how integrated circuits are
developed helps mechanical...  [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
At your service. (computer-aided design and manufacturing systems
vendors change support...      [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Visual analysis tools paint clear pictures. (how visual data analysis
software turns numerical...    [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Developing test parts - pronto. (Allison Gas Turbine division of
General Motors Corp. uses...   [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Close to paperless. (Hughes Electron Dynamics Group's use of
electronic document...         [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Multimedia & CAE. (computer-aided engineering vendors integrate
multimedia technologies...     [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Good design.
                               [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Satisfaction guaranteed. (computer-aided design and manufacturing
systems vendors offer...       [Computer-Aided Engineering: June 1992]
Hospitals up I/S spending to increase productivity. (information
systems)(survey commissioned...   [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
Digital Equipment posts $294.1 million loss in third quarter. (The
Executive Edge)                   [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
The sound may be sweeter by another name. (Massachusetts Blue Cross
Blue Shield's $800 million...     [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
New PHO concept eliminates middleman. (physician hospital
organizations)                    [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
Money for nothing ... and your chicks for free. (picture archiving and
communications...                 [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
Survey targets 31 CIOs of Blue Cross Blue Shield plans. (survey by
Nolan, Norton & Co.)              [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
Risky business: capital equipment acquisitions in the new regulatory
climate. (Guest Columnist)...     [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
Martin Bieber shares his views with Computers in Healthcare.
                                  [Computers in Healthcare: June 1992]
*Inside.
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Contact us.
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*No one is safe. (new revolutions in computing) (Editorial)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Mainframes rise in network skyline. (In Context)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*More data centers put routine tasks on automatic pilot. (market for
systems software packages...     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*DEC wagers Alpha chip for open computing. (DEC's new microprocessor)
(Brief Article)                  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Sun builds its open Unix. (SunSoft Inc.'s Solaris 2.0 operating
system) (In Context)             [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Tools move Mac software onto Unix workstations. (Quorum Software
Systems' Latitude program...     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Pink's object: mixed system repertory. (Taligent Inc.'s Pink and
Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft...   [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Fail-safe computing catches on in more industries, smaller platforms.
(In Context)                     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Fault-tolerant disks poised to revamp data storage. (includes related
article on the different...      [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Oracle's database parlays distributed processing. (Oracle Corp.'s
Oracle 7.0 relational data...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Technology phoenix: Unisys slims down, refocuses. (Unisys Corp.'s
outlook) (In Context) (Brief...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*ViewPoint puts PC-style Windows on MVS tasks. (Computer Associates
International Inc.'s...          [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*PlanNet models network traffic. (Comdisco Systems Inc.'s performance
analysis software package)...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Zenith Z-Note: network amenities hit the road. (Zenith Datasystems
Inc.'s notebook computers)...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Quest feeds PC data files with live mainframe query updates. (Gupta
Technologies Inc.'s Quest 1.2... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Alisa expands cross-platform E-mail links. (Alisa Systems Inc.'s
AlisaMail 4.0 electronic mail... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Microsoft opens mail gateways. (Microsoft Mail 3.0 electronic mail
system) (Software Review)...     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Probe speeds migration to PC LANs. (Prologic Computer Corp.'s Probe
2.0 fourth generation program... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*The PC that ate Armonk. (IBM and DEC's future muddled by success of
microcomputers) (Micro...        [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Meaningless battles. (tips for chief information officers on building
an information system...         [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Warning: pilot error. (information systems managers should take bold
steps in reengineering their...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Dark alleys, bright promises. (how to sell management of systems
proposals) (Realist) (Column)    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*The workflow imperative. (workflow computing integrates and automates
data-handling within the...      [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*What's the right size? (includes related articles on how to find the
right server platform, how to... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
Oracle workout challenges servers. (Oracle data base management
system; tests conducted on...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*SystemPro model 486/33. (Compaq) (Hardware Review) (one of six server
evaluations in 'What's the...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*System-by-system performance. (Sequent Computer Systems Inc.'s
Sequent Computer Systems...      [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*PowerLine 450SE. (Dell Computer Corp.) (Hardware Review) (one of six
server evaluations in 'What's... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Symmetry 2000/700. (Sequent Computer Systems Inc.) (Hardware Review)
(one of six server...            [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*SPARCserver 690MP. (Sun Microsystems Inc.) (Hardware Review) (one of
six server evaluations in...     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*PowerFrame Enterprise Server model 40/33C. (Tricord Systems Inc.)
(Hardware Review) (one of six... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*VAX 4000 model 500. (DEC's minicomputer) (Hardware Review) (one of
six server evaluations in...     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*The goal: a real network. (how the testing methodology for the
servers was created; includes... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Tuning for performance. (superservers, file servers and
minicomputers) (What's the...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Multiprocessing: What's the point? (asynchronous and symmetrical
multiprocessing) (What's the...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Getting ready for rightsizing. (how to plan a server system
rightsizing project) (What's...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Rightsizing: the board game. (follow-on to cover story; includes
board game graphic)              [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Hidden power. (attaining peak performance from NetWare servers)(In
the Labs)(includes related...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*You want what? (factors to consider before purchasing a second
network file server)(first in... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Netbench: servers meet their match. (description of Ziff-Davis Lab's
test suite)(second in a...       [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*1. Adding network interface cards. (guidelines for improving network
performance )(third in a...      [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*NetWare's burst mode. (fourth in a series of nine articles based on
Ziff-Davis Labs' benchmark...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*2. Adding Cache RAM. (fifth in a series of nine articles based on
Ziff-Davis Labs' benchmark...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*3. Adding multiple drive controllers. (sixth in a series of nine
articles based on Ziff-Davis...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*4. Fine-tuning NetWare settings. (seventh in a series of nine
articles based on Ziff-Davis...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Tuning: a smart strategy. (ninth in a series of nine articles based
on Ziff-Davis Labs' benchmark... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*The bottom line. (eighth in a series of nine articles based on
Ziff-Davis Labs' benchmark...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Breaking through. (overview of five articles based on Ziff-Davis
Labs' testing of E-Mail...       [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*X.400: upside and downside. (What we found)(includes related article
on building and using an...      [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Point-to-point vs. backbone. (Architectures) (second of six articles
based on Ziff-Davis Labs'...     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Anatomy of an evolving standard. (specifications) (third of six
articles based on Ziff-Davis...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*E-mail/X.400. (Glossary) (fourth of six articles based on Ziff-Davis
Labs' testing of E-mail...       [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*One-stop solutions. (Alternatives) (fifth of six articles based on
Ziff-Davis Labs' testing of...   [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*The bottom line. (Real World) (sixth of six articles based on
Ziff-Davis Labs' testing of...   [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Inside ZD Labs. (In the Labs)(profile of Ziff-Davis Laboratories)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
OS/2: the Big Blue route. (Special Advertising Supplement: OS/2 Road
Map to the Future)               [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
Early adopters reap rewards. (Special Advertising Supplement: OS/2
Road Map to the Future)          [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
A 32-bit tutorial. (for OS/2 2.0)(includes related article on
processing capabilities of...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
Life with OS/2. (Special Advertising Supplement: OS/2 Road Map to the
Future)                          [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Speedy relief. (Request for Proposal/Alza Corp.) (includes related
article on Alza Corp.)           [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Our analysis: the technical winner. (Request for Proposals/Alza
Corp.)                           [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*The vendors: their proposals. (Request for Proposal/Alza Corp.)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Alza's request. (Request for Proposal/Alza Corp.) (includes related
article on a combined system...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Alza's choice: Why Lotus Notes? (Request for Proposal/Alza Corp.)
(includes related article on...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Global transport. (usage of electronic data interchange helps The
Harper Group eliminate...        [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Competing standards. (historical background on the development of
international standards for...   [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Raise high the network. (Turner Construction Co. downsizes system to
cut costs) (Case Study/Turner... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Reality testing. (Martin Marietta Corp.'s Chantilly, VA-based
Computer Standards unit helps... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Systems in sync. (information system strategies must be in
synchronization with business... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*The purchasing option: how to make the right decisions. (Management
Tutorial) (Tutorial)             [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*A guide to smart benchmark management. (includes related articles on
How to Use Benchmark Tests...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Sibling rivalry: Windows/NT vs. OS/2. (Microsoft Corp.'s operating
system and IBM's OS/2 2.0...     [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Gearing up for the object-oriented express. (includes related article
on the Prospectus of...          [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Frame relay: optimized routes to long distance information. (includes
related article on the...        [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Frame relay. (Glossary)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Opening the flow of data between PC and mainframe. (Information
Builders Inc.'s Enterprise...    [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Mail-enabled applications get through to each other. (outlook for
mail-transmitting features on... [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*How programs share data behind the scenes. (interapplication
communications)                  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Meeting on equal terms: electronically, anonymously. (electronic
meeting systems help improve...  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Passing the buck: from main street to the fed. (Peerless Systems
Inc.'s ACH Executive...          [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Software robots lend a hand to overbooked travel agents. (Direct
Technology Ltd.'s Automator...   [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*EDI: first aid for soaring hospital costs. (electronic data
interchange) (Industry Outlook)  [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Learning to talk EDI. (electronic data interchange) (Glossary)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Japan's IMS gambit: white knight or Trojan horse? (Intelligent
Manufacturing Systems...         [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
*Straight talking. (Team Player) (Column)
                                 [Corporate Computing: June-July 1992]
The future is Windows .... (Microsoft Windows 3.1)(Editor on the Go)
(Column)                               [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Command Center: Paradox AppGen extraordinaire. (Software Review)
(Ensemble Corp. Command Center...      [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
PhDbase: sounds like... (Software Review) (Korenthal Associates
PhDbase phonetic searching tool)...    [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
With RLIB, you don't have to do it all yourself. (Software Review)
(RLIB Software RLIB function...        [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Windows Watch. (new products for Microsoft Windows interface) (Product
Announcement)                          [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
dBASE IV 1.5 - a developer's look. (Borland International Inc. dBASE
IV 1.5 data base management system)... [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Faster applications under Windows 3.1. (Software Review) (new version
of Microsoft Windows graphical user... [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Status report: the third party. (add-in tools for database programming
systems)                               [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
A guide to Clipper's booming third party. (add-in products available
for Nantucket Corp. Clipper...         [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
The newest market: FoxPro's third party. (third-party add-ins for Fox
Software's FoxPro database...          [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Sleeper: the Paradox third party. (add-ons available for Borland
International Inc's Paradox...         [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
InterBase: the OLCP server. (on-line complex processing)(Borland
International Inc. InterBase data...   [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Corporate IS departments: meeting the change challenge. (Client/Server
Advisor)                               [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Mainframes as client/server storehouses. (Client/Server Advisor)
(Tutorial)                             [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
When it's time to downsize. (moving applications from mainframes to
local area networks) (Tutorial)        [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Your client/server budget. (implementing a client/server system for
under $100,000) (Client/Server...      [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
4 steps to client/server success. (implementing a client/server
database) (Client/Server Advisor)...   [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Fox Software and Microsoft talk marriage. (discussion involving Fox
Software Pres David Fulton and...      [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
dBASE for Windows divulged! (Borland International Inc. developing
Windows version of dBASE database...   [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Paradox 4.0: the excellent gets better. (Software Review) (Borland
International Inc. Paradox 4.0...      [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
What about Paradox for Windows? (upcoming Windows version of Borland
International Inc's Paradox data...    [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Windows, client/server and connectivity dominate database show.
(DB/EXPO 92 trade show highlights...   [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
LOOKUP()'s hidden gem. (using LOOKUP function in FoxPro database
programming language)(The Expert...    [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Rebuilding corrupted tables. (repairing damaged data in Paradox
database management system)(The...     [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Cell revision. (editing cells of columnar data in Nantucket Corp's
Clipper database)(The Expert Series... [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Taking it all in: data entry and acquisition. (APPEND FROM, IMPORT
commands in Fox Software's FoxPro...   [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Try these new 5.01 language constructs. (extensions to the database
programming language in Nantucket...   [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Handling key violations. (errors caused by incorrect use of key fields
in Borland International Inc...        [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Some foxy opinions. (Microsoft Corp's purchase of Fox Software
generates lively discussion on...      [Data Based Advisor: June 1992]
Netware and CICS: the demon within. (Customer Information Control
System) (Open Networking Views)...    [Data Communications: June 1992]
Waiting for SMDS? Here's a new MAN. (Switched Multimegabit Data
Services, metropolitan area...        [Data Communications: June 1992]
APPN for 3270: Sitcom or soap opera? (Advanced Peer-to-Peer
Networking) (Internetworking...       [Data Communications: June 1992]
A first look at ATM means second thoughts about FDDI. (asynchronous
transfer mode; Fiber Distributed...   [Data Communications: June 1992]
DEC and Microsoft: the new client-server power pair. (Software Views)
(Column)                              [Data Communications: June 1992]
Beyond RMON: making sense of remote data: Netmetrix combines SNMP and
X-Windows to analyze remote LANs...   [Data Communications: June 1992]
Madge takes on the Lord of the Rings: the SmartCAU intelligent
concentrator accepts more...          [Data Communications: June 1992]
Data over voice - without ISDN: Radish's Voiceview can transmit data
during a voice call on analog...      [Data Communications: June 1992]
Novell upgrades Netware for the enterprise: make-over adds global
directories, improves async...        [Data Communications: June 1992]
Europe prepares for a VPN service surge. (virtual private network
services) (International Report)      [Data Communications: June 1992]
Distributed network management: time runs out for mainframe-based
systems. (includes related article... [Data Communications: June 1992]
U.K. telecom: free to choose: the U.K. government is set to create the
world's most liberal...               [Data Communications: June 1992]
Users rate PBXs: Northern Telecom Meridian 1 makes big strides in
service to take top honors...         [Data Communications: June 1992]
Videoconferencing: the bigger (and better) picture: videoconferencing
is extending beyond group meetings... [Data Communications: June 1992]
An E-mail switch that delivers anywhere: Softswitch's device handles
all popular protocols, exchanges...   [Data Communications: June 1992]
The network is in the mail. (shopping for communications networks over
the phone) (Log-Off) (Column)         [Data Communications: June 1992]
*Revival of the fittest: at DB/Expo, the client/server brigade charged
on; but the action was...   [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Access path: lauds and lectures, kudos and critiques. (Letter to the
Editor)                     [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*A catalyst for better business: the ISA Framework provides the
blueprint for building a... [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*DB2 for IMS technicians: a helpful, "back-to-the-basics" approach for
IMS professionals...        [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Online transaction processing: OLTP in SQL-based systems isn't the
weakness it was once...     [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Letting the breeze blow: Windows is changing some of the fundamental
ways we do things in MIS... [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Embedded SQL: a look behind the scenes; a full understanding of the
nature of embedded SQL...   [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Putting confidence in integrity: robust integrity is essential to the
corporate database...       [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Downsizing: the changing role of databases; exploring some of the new
potential for database...   [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Enter Bill Gates: What are the implications of Microsoft's plan to
merge with Fox Software?... [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Extending beyond the boundary: architecting for change with
attributes involves some... [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*SQL and Its Applications. (Database Library) (Column)
                            [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*DB/Expo product wrap-up: strategies and a few new products. (Product
Watch) (Product...          [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*The road to the pearly gateway. (Dharma Systems Inc.'s Dharma/SQL
Gateway) (Product Watch)... [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Share, but don't compromise. (BMC Software Inc.'s VSAM ACCESS/CICS
file-sharing software...    [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Embedded SQL development. (N Systems' DBAPrep toolset for ANSI/ISO
Embedded Structured...      [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Get another Viewpoint. (Viewpoint Systems Inc.'s Accesspoint
Windows-based visual...     [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Archive your data with Archive*SQL. (version 2.3 of Computertime
Network Corp.'s storage...  [Database Programming & Design: June 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                                     [DBMS: June 1992]
*DBMS Forum and M&T Online. (the DBMS Forum on CompuServe and M&T
Publishing's M&T Online information service)         [DBMS: June 1992]
*From ENIAC to client/server: we've come a long way in the 40 years
since the development of the first commercial...     [DBMS: June 1992]
*Process modeling. (Mission Critical View) (Column)
                                                     [DBMS: June 1992]
*News from DBExpo: highlights from the floor; seeking a SQL test-data
generator; and the drive for an Xbase standard...    [DBMS: June 1992]
*SQL*Net TCP/IP: using SQL*Net TCP/IP to connect PCs to multiuser UNIX
systems. (Desktop Oracle)(column) (Tutorial)         [DBMS: June 1992]
*A new software Approach for managing data. (Approach Software's
Approach for Windows database management system)...  [DBMS: June 1992]
*Alpha Four 2.0. (Alpha Software's Xbase application development
software) (Software Review) (Products) (Evaluation)  [DBMS: June 1992]
*A Clipper interface. (Pinnacle Publishing Inc.'s Visual Interface
class library for Clipper 5.01) (Software Review)... [DBMS: June 1992]
*Occam's Muse. (Occam Research Corp.'s Muse data analysis software
package) (Software Review) (Products) (Evaluation)   [DBMS: June 1992]
*In Print. (FoxPro 2.0: The Complete Reference; dBASE IV 1.5 Inside
Out; CASE On Trial: Current Practice, Future...      [DBMS: June 1992]
*A meeting of minds: Oracle and NCR team up to provide hardware and
software for enterprise-wide client/server...        [DBMS: June 1992]
*Hardware for DBMS applications: choosing a midrange hardware platform
designed to get the most out of your DBMS...         [DBMS: June 1992]
*A new Paradox: Borland's Paradox 4.0 comes with a host of new
features, including popup and drop-down windows...   [DBMS: June 1992]
*Paradox 4.0 SQL Link. (Borland International Inc.'s add-on product
for the Paradox 4.0 database management system)...   [DBMS: June 1992]
*Connecting Clipper to Btrieve: Clipper, Btrieve, and NetWare combine
to create client/server applications. (includes a... [DBMS: June 1992]
*More on the Box class: making the box mobile and resizeable
demonstrates the power of inheritance. (Best of...   [DBMS: June 1992]
*Working smarter: how to reduce the cost of developing and supporting
database applications. (Set Expert On)(column)...    [DBMS: June 1992]
*Generic TBrowse key processor. (Tech Tips) (Letter to the Editor)
                                                     [DBMS: June 1992]
*The MultiNet safety net: with support for Kerberos, TGV's MultiNet
provides VMS users with secure access... [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*New phase for PostScript printing; Tektronix ushers in PostScript
Level 2 color printing for less than...  [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*A terminal in your window: Diversified Computer Systems' EM320
Windows v1.1 brings VT320 emulation...   [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*MultiFACITed printers: Facit's FlexForce printers combine line
printer speed and durability with...     [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*VMS password security. (the password security features in VMS version
5.4 and creation of a VMS password...    [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Power on! (protecting computer systems from power problems)(System
Security) (Cover Story)                  [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Opening the gates on Kerberos: while Kerberos has earned its
reputation as an excellent security...   [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Internet security. (System Security) (Cover Story)
                                         [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*How to be a systems integrator. (the last of a four-part series using
the Open Systems Interconnect...         [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Information atlas: Knowledge Information Systems' q*BASE application
development environment/DBMS helps...    [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Getting your storage in order. (Software Partners/32 Inc.'s Hierarchy
version 2.3.2 VAX/VMS memory...          [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Portable Alpha. (DEC's Alpha 64-bit reduced instruction set computer
architecture)(includes a related...      [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*RISC versus CISC. (DEC's Alpha reduced instruction set computer
design is compared to conventional...    [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Lining up Alpha. (DEC's Alpha product introduction plans) (Alpha
Bits) (Column)                           [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Trade show decisions. (a DECUS-sponsored trade show)(DECUS update)
(Column)                                 [DEC Professional: June 1992]
*Mobilizing wireless data. (Back End) (Column)
                                         [DEC Professional: June 1992]
ACE: the end of the line?
                                                 [DEC User: June 1992]
DEC in need of some straight talking. (News Analysis) (Digital
Equipment Corp.)                                 [DEC User: June 1992]
Suspect packages. (question of whether applications should be ported
to multiple platforms or emphasize...            [DEC User: June 1992]
Optical illusions. (adoption of optical storage technology)(includes
related article on optical options) (Buyers...   [DEC User: June 1992]
Networks '92 preview. (networking trade show in UK)
                                                 [DEC User: June 1992]
LAN lessons. (how client-server computing will affect local area
network technology) (Column)                     [DEC User: June 1992]
The multiple choice. (difficulties of managing resources across
multiple systems)                                [DEC User: June 1992]
Network check-up. (seven step plan for a healthy network) (Tutorial)
                                                 [DEC User: June 1992]
Peak-time pursuits. (Channel 4 in the UK invests in new hardware and
software)(includes related articles on the...    [DEC User: June 1992]
Test drives. (Hardware Review) (DEC's Digital Storage Products family
of disk drives) (Evaluation)                     [DEC User: June 1992]
Job satisfaction. (tips for systems managers to help improve job
controller performance) (Tutorial)               [DEC User: June 1992]
Developing a strategy. (Software Review) (comparison of software
engineering options offered by DEC Fuse and...   [DEC User: June 1992]
Net gains. (Novell Inc. and DEC plan to expand joint activities)(Last
Word) (Column)                                   [DEC User: June 1992]
An extended MV/Family. (Eclipse Marketing VP Dave Ellenberger
discusses Data General Corp.'s sixth...         [DG Review: June 1992]
DG posts 2Q loss, reduces workforce. (Data General Corp.)
                                                [DG Review: June 1992]
Survival in a changing world. (Harvard University symposium discusses
ways to adapt to economic, technological and... [DG Review: June 1992]
Crime and punishment; DG is killing the used MV market, but it's the
user who's paying the price. (Data General...   [DG Review: June 1992]
Objective viewpoint; cutting through the marketing hype to the
realities of objective-oriented technology...   [DG Review: June 1992]
Front-line action; a LAN serving as a front-end processor can take the
heat off your AViiON server. (local-area...     [DG Review: June 1992]
The language of objects; an overview of object-oriented programming
terminology and object-oriented languages...    [DG Review: June 1992]
Object lesson; a primer in object-oriented technology by a developer
who has learned to harness its benefits...      [DG Review: June 1992]
Software without walls. (HyperDesk Corp.'s HyperDesk Distributed
Object Management System) (part of a special... [DG Review: June 1992]
The power of two. (object-oriented technology and distributed
environments) (part of a special report on...   [DG Review: June 1992]
*Personal supercomputing: Cray's ideas turn a PC into a virtual-memory
64-bit supercomputer. (Seymour...      [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Finding significance in noisy data: calculating the significance of a
particular variation from the...       [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Contouring data fields: maps are simply an application of gridded
data formats. (Technical)              [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Sculpting on silicon: and interview with Chuck Moore. (includes
related article on ANS Forth...        [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Missing pieces II: porting Unix to the 386. (Intel Corp. 80386
microprocessor) (Tutorial)             [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Programming the I2C interface: when intelligent devices need to
communicate. (Inter-Integrated...      [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Accessing large arrays with X-arRAY: no DOS extender required.
(X-arRAY programming library)...       [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*FORTEX: a Fortran runtime executive. (Tutorial)
                                       [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Multimedia paradigms. (future user interface possibilities) (Column)
                                       [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Software Development '92 and D-Flat dialog boxes. (Column) (Tutorial)
                                       [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Roots grow too. (use of interpreters) (Column)
                                       [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Fast antialiasing. (Column)
                                       [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
*Design for visualization: is it a communications tool or a planning
tool? (Meta Software Corp.'s Meta...   [Dr. Dobb's Journal: June 1992]
Take the black magic out of software development. (includes related
articles on problems with software... [Electronic Business: June 1992]
How does your software operation stack up? (Probably lousy). (system
for grading and improving software... [Electronic Business: June 1992]
Hewlett-Packard's software initiative from the top. (Product
Development & Manufacturing)          [Electronic Business: June 1992]
Here's the truth about Japan's software factories. (includes related
article Japan's financial success...  [Electronic Business: June 1992]
39% of companies use a formal product development protocol.
(Electronic Business survey)...       [Electronic Business: June 1992]
Don't forget materials in joint product development. (electronics
manufacturers team with suppliers...  [Electronic Business: June 1992]
Mentor Graphics recovers from its mighty fall. (Company Profile)
                                      [Electronic Business: June 1992]
Lessons from a software development debacle. (Mentor Graphics releases
8.0 of its software package)          [Electronic Business: June 1992]
How to win the hearts (and cash) of fickle VCs. (venture capitalists)
(Encore Computer Corp. founder C...   [Electronic Business: June 1992]
PacRim offers second chance for portable-phone makers. (Pacific Rim
new market for telecommunications...  [Electronic Business: June 1992]
U.S. equipment vendors leverage IC know-how into LCDs. (integrated
circuit, liquid crystal displays)...  [Electronic Business: June 1992]
Low-density MCU market remains robust, though less profitable.
(includes related on sales of...      [Electronic Business: June 1992]
*Varmints: do companies that sell compilers really want you to use
them? (Soapbox: powerful compiler packages should...  [EXE: June 1992]
*Portable Aspect. (Open Inc introduces Aspect, a portable graphical
user interface development tool for Windows, Motif... [EXE: June 1992]
*OS/2 compilers. (Microway introduces NDP Fortran, NDP C/C++ and NDP
Pascal compilers for OS/2 2.0) (Product Announcement) [EXE: June 1992]
*Credit card PC. (Dsp Design introduces the Intel 8086-based Gold
Card, an IBM PC-compatible microcomputer on a...      [EXE: June 1992]
*CUA for Recital. (enhancements in new version 7.2 of Recital's
xBASE-compatible fourth-generation application...     [EXE: June 1992]
*Clipper buy out. (Computer Associates signs agreement on May 7, 1992,
to buy Nantucket Corp.; purchase improves CA's...     [EXE: June 1992]
*ANSI for xBASE. (American National Standards Institute X3/SPARC
committee proposes ANSI standard for the xBASE...     [EXE: June 1992]
*Hot RTOS. (Enea Data introduces high-performance OSE real-time
operating systems with integrated...                  [EXE: June 1992]
*UNIX debug spec. (UNIX International introduces 'Dwarf' debugging
specification for a vendor-independent interface...   [EXE: June 1992]
*Quality assured? (the British Standards Institution debuts the first
Product Approval Specification, which defines...      [EXE: June 1992]
*Fortran GUI. (Interactive Software Services introduces version 1.6 of
the Interacter portable user interface and Fortran... [EXE: June 1992]
*Novell for OS/2. (IBM is expected to ship Novell LAN Requestor for
OS/2 2.0 later in Jun 1992;) (Product Announcement)   [EXE: June 1992]
*O-O ShareWare. (EMS Professional Shareware introduces a new version
of its C++ Utility Library) (Product Announcement)    [EXE: June 1992]
*Well done, Acorn. (Acorn Computers receives The Queen's Award for
Technological Achievement for 1992 for the firm's...  [EXE: June 1992]
*Windows editor. (Soft As It Gets introduces Ed for Windows
programmer's editor) (Product Announcement)           [EXE: June 1992]
*DOS framework. (Inmark introduces zApp for DOS application framework,
which consists of a C++ class library with about...   [EXE: June 1992]
*Ada Sparcs. (Sun Microsystems subsidiary SunPro introduces version
1.1 of its Sun Ada Development Environment )...       [EXE: June 1992]
*Transputer imaging. (Digithurst introduces image processing libraries
for the firm's Transputer-based MicroEye TM...        [EXE: June 1992]
*Faster WindowsBase. (Software Products International introduces
version 1.5 of its WindowBase Windows-based data...   [EXE: June 1992]
*Recursive templates. (code constituting a 'deliberately perverse' use
of C++ programming language templates is...           [EXE: June 1992]
*Easier CASE. (enhancements in the new versions 3.1 of EasyCase Plus
and EasyCase Plus Professional computer-aided...      [EXE: June 1992]
*Corporate Borland. (Borland International Inc.'s new Corporate
Account Program provides a new volume licensing...    [EXE: June 1992]
*Easy net admin. (enhancements in new version 2.0 of Banyan Vines'
VINES Assistant network management software)...       [EXE: June 1992]
*SQL/SuperBase. (Software Publishing Corp. introduces SQL Library,
which enables a Superbase data base management...     [EXE: June 1992]
*Object amendment. (correct contact phone number for the Jul 14-17,
1992, Object Expo-Europe Conference in London...      [EXE: June 1992]
*PC on Sun. (Sun Microsystems introduces family of products supporting
PC emulation on Sun workstations: SunPC...            [EXE: June 1992]
*Letters. (subjects include object-oriented software life cycle, bugs
in Microsoft C/C++ 7.0, finding a dependable PC...    [EXE: June 1992]
*Getting together by numbers. (an algorithm that uses recursion to
reduce combinatorial problems to manageable size)...  [EXE: June 1992]
*Getting to the point. (fixed-point arithmetic as an alternative to
floating-point arithmetic for handling real...        [EXE: June 1992]
*Cooperative programming. (coroutines can solve some complex
programming problems) (Tutorial)                      [EXE: June 1992]
*Clash of the Titans. (Software Review) (evaluation and comparison of
Microsoft C/C++ 7.0 and Borland C++ 3.0 compilers...  [EXE: June 1992]
*The NetBios interface - basic concepts: NetBios is the nearest you
will get to a universal interface to PC networks...   [EXE: June 1992]
*Segment crunchers: what makes a good assembler? (Software Review)
(evaluation and comparison of three popular...        [EXE: June 1992]
*Too much, too soon. (the large scale military research prompted by
the Cold War was very cost-effective, with much of... [EXE: June 1992]
*License to delete. (development of a graphical, event-driven user
interface) (Tutorial)                                 [EXE: June 1992]
*Eiffel/S - Eiffel for the rest of us. (Software Review) (the Eiffel
programming language compiler for MS-DOS from...      [EXE: June 1992]
*Extending Clipper. (part one of two parts on the Clipper
xBASE-compatible program development software's...    [EXE: June 1992]
*Macro processors. (Unix Regular: UNIX's m4 generalized macro
processor) (Tutorial)                                 [EXE: June 1992]
*More clinic. (handling serial port interrupts from C or C++
programming language applications) (Tutorial)         [EXE: June 1992]
*Manifest constants in C and C++. (C++ programmers can use the 'const'
type specifier keyword for manifest constants; C...   [EXE: June 1992]
*STOB - I'm a Windows woman, me. (humorous story about Windows
programming) (Brief Article)                          [EXE: June 1992]
*HP-UX operating system kernel support for the HP 9000 Series 700
workstations. (Technical)         [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*Providing HP-UX kernel functionality on a new PA-RISC architecture.
(Hewlett-Packard Co.'s...         [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*New optimizations for PA-RISC compilers. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s
Precision Architecture-Reduced... [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*HP 9000 Series 700 FORTRAN optimizing preprocessor. (includes a
related article describing the... [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*Register reassociation in PA-RISC compilers. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s
Precision Architecture-Reduced... [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*Software pipelining in PA-RISC compilers. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s
Precision Architecture-Reduced... [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*Shared libraries for HP-UX. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s Precision
Architecture-Reduced...           [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*Integrating an electronic dictionary into a natural language
processing system. (Technical)    [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*Application of spatial frequency methods to evaluation of printed
images. (Technical)               [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
*Parallel raytraced image generation. (Technical)
                                  [Hewlett-Packard Journal: June 1992]
WordStar's lucky number: seven. (WordStar International Inc.'s
WordStar for DOS 7.0 word...        [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Innovative marketing tool: fax-on-demand. (includes buyers guide)
                                    [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Wired for telecommuting. (includes buyers guide)
                                    [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Paint yourself out of a corner. (Office Design)
                                    [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Great ways to turn prospects into sales. (includes related article on
follow-up tips)                     [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
June is for baseball, gardens, and ... taxes?: Spend less than an hour
to save your loot from the IRS.     [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Typing for dollars. (starting a word processing business) (includes
related article on resources for... [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Business soars with fliers and brochures. (tips for promotional
materials)                          [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
One-man utility thinks working from home is a gas. (Arlington Gas
Pipeline owner Gary Slade) (25...   [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Tightwads ride recession roller coaster straight to the bank. (The
Tightwad Gazette owners Amy and...  [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Exporter finds big, hungry markets. (FinnTrade Inc. owners Steve
Siltanen and Eileen Spoth) (25...   [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Management consultant with a missionary zeal. (Jane Porter, owner of
The Porter Group) (25 Best...       [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Music man goes platinum in Hollywood. (Gaylon Horton, owner of Music
Solutions and MusicWorks) (25...    [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Feeding the rich and famous. (Bluewater Cuisine Catering's owner Margo
Elliopoulos) (25 Best Businesses... [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Unmask the hidden costs of self-employment.
                                    [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Software that makes Windows and the Macintosh special. (Microsoft
Windows) (includes related...       [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Guide to business phones. (includes related articles on new telephones
and answering devices)              [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Color capability boosts professional image. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s HP
DeskWriter C computer printer)...   [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Major upgrade for top Mac word processor. (Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft
Word 5.0 for Macintosh)...          [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Flexibility and value in upgradable PC. (Positive Corp.'s Positive PC
Positive 2000 microcomputer)...     [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
XyWrite gets snazzier with Signature. (XYQUEST Inc.'s Signature word
processing software) (Software...   [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
File Express 5.1. (database manager by Expressware Corp.) (Software
Review) (Evaluation)                [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
SureTrak. (Primavera Systems Inc.'s SureTrak 2.0 project management
software) (Software Review)...      [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Persuasion for Windows. (Aldus Corp.'s Aldus Persuasion for Windows
2.0 presentation software)...       [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
Modern times. (becoming computer literate) (Column)
                                    [Home Office Computing: June 1992]
*The decisions dreams are made of: a guest editorial by John Young,
Hewlett-Packard President and CEO...      [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Those elusive Europeans: HP's PRO finds limited prospects in search
for partner abroad. (Hewlett-Packard...   [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Shattering the glass house paradigm: armed with a new line of
high-end PA-RISC servers, HP steps up...  [HP Professional: June 1992]
*For Your Information.
                                          [HP Professional: June 1992]
*VIctory over VI: a/Soft Development's nu/TPU helps you get the upper
hand on your editing woes. (Product...    [HP Professional: June 1992]
*LAN links: condense your cabling needs with Chase Research's IOLAN
terminal server. (Product Watch)...       [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Redefining simple. (the Simple Network Management Protocol) (Cover
Story)                                    [HP Professional: June 1992]
*HP OpenView 3.0. (Product Announcement)
                                          [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Never say never: a carefully designed disaster recovery plan may be
costly, but it also may save your...      [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Low cost + high power = satisfaction. (Hewlett-Packard Co.'s HP 9000
Model 710 workstation) (Hardware...       [HP Professional: June 1992]
*A sound basis: with BASISPlus, simple data management matures into
information orchestration...              [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Cases in point: changes to SR10.3 unveil new options for Domain/OS
users. (Domain/OS version...              [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Group recovery: a common ailment among Windows users deserves a
helping hand. (recovering group icons...  [HP Professional: June 1992]
*PowerDesigner aids in analysis and design. (Cognos Inc.'s
PowerDesigner software) (New Products)... [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Robelle enhances Qedit full-screen editor. (Robelle Consulting Ltd.'s
Qedit version 4.0) (New Products)...      [HP Professional: June 1992]
*HP presents LanProbe II and SNMP RMON MIB monitoring.
(Hewlett-Packard Co.'s HP 4995...         [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Dataram upgrades HP 700/RX memory with DR9700/RX. (Dataram Corp.'s
DR9700/RX expansion upgrade for HP's...   [HP Professional: June 1992]
*S.M. Gordon releases DBTREND/3000. (S.M. Gordon & Associates'
DBTREND/3000 IMAGE database capacity...   [HP Professional: June 1992]
*EDI Windows provides seamless EDI environment. (M.B. Foster
Associates' EDI Windows electronic...     [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Bering multifunction drives offer dual optical capacity. (Bering
Industries' OpitPac 7636 and 7656...      [HP Professional: June 1992]
*HP offers Data Compressed Digital Data Storage. (Hewlett-Packard
Co.'s C2225A Digital-Data-Storage...      [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Enhanced Systems says HELLO! with IVR system for HP 3000. (Enhanced
Systems Inc.'s HELLO! interactive...      [HP Professional: June 1992]
*SIMULAB from MathWorks available on MS-Windows 3.0. (MathWorks Inc.'s
SIMULAB model-building and simulation...  [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Eagle employs hands-free automatic identification. (Eagle Consulting
and Development Inc.'s RF ID Express...   [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Cadshare Resources unveils Decade-UX version 2.0. (Cadshare Resources
Inc.'s Decade-UX version 2.0 C-based...   [HP Professional: June 1992]
*EpochBackup automates UNIX network backup. (Epoch Systems Inc.'s
network backup software package for...    [HP Professional: June 1992]
*StatSci enhances S-PLUS for HP 700 and 800 workstations. (Statistical
Sciences Inc.'s S-PLUS 3.0 statistical... [HP Professional: June 1992]
*CPLEX 2.0 adds new features to solvers and libraries. (CPLEX
Optimization Inc.'s CPLEX Linear...       [HP Professional: June 1992]
*MPEAMS reports HP 3000 security provisions. (Common Soft's MPE
Account Management System) (New...        [HP Professional: June 1992]
*SPCS provides manufacturing quality control method. (Arens Applied
Electromagnetics Inc.'s SPCS...           [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Quick Restore provides UNIX network backup and restore. (Workstation
Solutions Inc.'s network backup and...    [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Unison Software combines SpoolMate and Lasersoft. (New Products)
(Product Announcement)                    [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Tektronix offers network X terminal technology. (Tektronix Inc.'s
TekXpress XP330 Series X terminals)...    [HP Professional: June 1992]
*Missing the point: pointing to a competitor's IS organization as the
cause of efficiencies misses the whole... [HP Professional: June 1992]
Windows 3.1: Is it ready for industrial action? (includes a related
article on...    [I&CS (Instrumentation & Control Systems): June 1992]
What's new in A/D converters? Switched-capacitor and delta-sigma
architectures... [I&CS (Instrumentation & Control Systems): June 1992]
The LON chip: building block for smart I/O. (local operating network)
(includes a...   [I&CS (Instrumentation & Control Systems): June 1992]
Integrating PLCs and DCSs via a computer and relational database.
(programmable... [I&CS (Instrumentation & Control Systems): June 1992]
*Preface. (IBM's SystemView network management strategy)
                                      [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*IBM network management strategy. (SystemView data center management
software package)                     [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*Evolution of an open communications architecture. (Technical)
                                      [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*Management of multivendor networks. (Technical)
                                      [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*Network and system automation and remote system operation.
(Technical)                           [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*NetView Version 2 Release 3 Graphic Monitor Facility: network
management graphics support for...    [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*RODM: A control information base. (IBM's NetView Resource Object Data
Manager text management software...   [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*AIX NetView/6000. (IBM's network management software package)
                                      [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*Managing session performance using the NetView Performance Monitor.
(IBM's performance analysis...        [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*Estimating the fault rate function. (Tutorial)
                                      [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*SNA Management Services architecture for APPN networks. (Systems
Network Architecture; Advanced...     [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*Naming and registration for IBM distributed systems. (Tutorial)
                                      [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*APPC/MVS distributed application support. (Advanced
Program-to-Program Communication...   [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
*Books. (AD/Cycle: IBM's Framework for Application Development and
CASE)_(book reviews)                  [IBM Systems Journal: June 1992]
VHDL and next-generation design automation. (a guest editor's
introduction to a...      [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
VHDL: toward a unified view of design; unified view. (part of a
special issue on VHDL...  [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
DSS: a distributed high-level synthesis system. (part of a special
issue on VHDL...          [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
A VHDL fault diagnosis tool using functional fault methods. (from
Syracuse University)...   [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
Formal verification of VHDL descriptions in the Prevail environment.
(Prevail menu-driven...   [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
Specification, planning, and synthesis in a VHDL design environment.
(Silicon 1076 VHDL...     [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
Three decades of HDLs; part 1: CDL through TI-HDL. (hardware
description languages)... [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
Boundary scan: an end-of-term report: IEEE Std 1149.1 survey results.
                          [IEEE Design & Test of Computers: June 1992]
Managing knowledge: the new systems agenda. (includes related article
on examples of knowledge systems) (Column)    [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
Corporate perspectives on technology transfer: the Expert-Systems
Apprenticeship Program. (includes related...  [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
Easy programming: empowering people to build their own applications.
(includes related article on similar...       [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
Applications of machine learning. (guest editor's introduction)
(Technical)                                   [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
Learning control strategies for chemical processes: a distributed
approach. (includes related articles on...    [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
An explanation-based-learning approach to knowledge compilation: a
Pilot's Associate application. (Technical)    [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
Creating and using models for engineering design: a machine-learning
approach. (Technical)                         [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
A brief history of the Fifth-Generation Computer Project. (funded by
the Ministry of International Trade and...    [IEEE Expert: June 1992]
No accolades for Accolade court. (Micro Law)(Sega Enterprises Ltd.
versus Accolade Inc. regarding reverse...      [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
From desktop to palmtop. (Micro News) (Column)
                                               [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
Associative processors and memories. (Guest Editor's Introduction)
                                               [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
Associative processors and memories: a survey. (classical
content-addressable memory) (Technical)        [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
Pattern-addressable memory. (Technical)
                                               [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
A dynamic associative processor for machine vision.
                                               [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
An associative processing module for a heterogeneous vision
architecture. (Technical)                      [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
Cascading content - addressable memories. (connecting multiple
content-addressable memories) (Technical)      [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
Object encyclopedia technology. (accessing remotely located data)(On
the Edge guest column) (Technical)             [IEEE Micro: June 1992]
How to succeed in business. (Speakout) (Column)
                                            [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
Do students really get it? (changing electronic engineering programs
to meet changing professional needs)...     [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
Diversity and performance in R&D. (research and development) (includes
related article on surveying diversity)...  [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
Commitment from the top makes it work. (workforce diversity at Hughes
Aircraft Co.) (includes related articles... [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
Rethinking X-ray lithography. (Technical)
                                            [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
CASE's missing elements: key functions must be added to computer-aided
software engineering tools, and thorough... [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
Grounds for signal referencing. (electrical grounding) (Technical)
                                            [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
The future is in the PC cards. (integrated circuit memory cards)
(includes related article on other...       [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
Conducting polymers. (processed materials frequently used in batteries
and overcurrent protection devices)...      [IEEE Spectrum: June 1992]
Robustness of a distributed neural network controller for locomotion
in a...      [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Integration of representation into goal-driven behavior-based robots.
(design...   [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
A new approach to visual servoing in robotics. (defining a goal based
on visual... [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Nearest optimal repeatable control strategies for kinematically
redundant... [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Real-time obstacle avoidance using harmonic potential functions.
(harmonic... [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
A hybrid methodology for synthesis of Petri net models for...
             [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Motion and structure estimation from stereo image sequences...
             [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Object impedance control for cooperative manipulation: theory and...
             [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Design and implementation of adaptive and repetitive controllers...
             [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Formulation and efficient computation of inverse dynamics of space
robots...    [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
The number of saturated actuators and constraint forces during...
             [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
On the global uniform ultimate boundedness of a DCAL-like robot...
             [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
A minimum-time trajectory planning method for two robots...
             [IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation: June 1992]
Knowledge representation and reasoning in software engineering.
                [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Seven layers of knowledge representation and reasoning in support of
software...     [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Knowledge representation and reasoning in the design of composite
systems...      [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Representing and using nonfunctional requirements: a process-oriented
approach...     [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Supporting systems development by capturing deliberations during
requirements... [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Supporting software designers with integrated domain-oriented design
environments... [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Knowledge representation and reasoning in a software synthesis
architecture... [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Designing and prototyping data-intensive applications in the Logres
and Algres...   [IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering: June 1992]
Solving the challenge of global business ethics: when in Rome, do
what?                              [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Vision and value: keys to initiating organizational change.
                                   [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
How well can flexibility be measured? (flexible manufacturing)
                                   [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Cellular system creativity brings pump production back to U.S.
(cellular manufacturing)           [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Systems helps Deere & Co. weather market fluctuations.
                                   [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Steel Heddle uses high-tech motion analysis.
                                   [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Airline's customer service goals aided by automated curbside luggage
check-in. (Northwest Airlines...   [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Proceed one step at a time to implement automation effectively.
(automation planning) (Technical)  [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Keeping it simple to reduce spoiled efficiency in the food industry.
(La Victoria packing plant)        [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Plant automation improves product quality and efficiency.
                                   [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
IEs help transform industrial productivity and quality in Taiwan.
(industrial engineers)             [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
Industrial Engineering's 1992 automatic identification buyer's guide.
                                   [Industrial Engineering: June 1992]
What if there is a silver bullet? (distributing reusable software)
(Editorial)        [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
Modeling objects using binary- and entity- relationship approaches.
(Technical)        [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
An object or not an object? (modeling and design) (Technical)
                   [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
Object-oriented database management systems for engineering: a
comparison...      [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
A framework for testing object-oriented programs. (Tutorial)
                   [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
Fine-grained parallelism in Ellie. (Technical)
                   [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
Building object database applications. (Technical)
                   [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
C++ standardization: top issues. (Technical)
                   [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
Virtual function return types. (C++ programming language) (Technical)
                   [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
A rule-based communications program. (CLOS ) (Technical)
                   [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
Notebooks: a facility for managing pages of user interfaces.
(Smalltalk...      [Journal of Object-Oriented Programming: June 1992]
Strategic requirements for IS in the turbulent healthcare environment.
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
Information communication systems for laboratory testing.
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
Systems implications of alternate site healthcare.
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
IS challenges for the next century. (information systems)
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
Make sure you bring your skepticism to systems projects.
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
Implementation: the key to a successful project. (systems analysis)
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
Retooling systems analyst skills for small hospitals.
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
Decision support systems in the healthcare industry. (includes related
article on Jewish...        [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
Establishing an integrated system at Markham Stouffville Hospital.
                            [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
The time has come to re-engineer our association. (Association for
Systems Management)         [Journal of Systems Management: June 1992]
*SNA-TCP on speaking terms. (systems network analyzer, transmission
control protocol)(Interop showcase...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Battle over scalable RISC: HP attacks IS center. (HP's
reduced-instruction-set computing-based...  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Digital awaits Alpha. (Battle Over Scalable RISC)(Digital Equipment
Corp.'s reduced-instruction-set...          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Spread spectrum breaks barriers. (Windata Inc.'s FreePort Wireless
LAN system)(local area network) (Product... [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Standards watch. (new developments in establishing networking
standards) (News) (Brief Article)           [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Decision Delayed. (American National Standards Institute to decide on
100Mbps signaling over unshielded and...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*SNA routed without encapsulation. (CrossComm Corp.'s
Protocol-Independent Routing...             [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Internet packets. (suggested acronyms for the various Transmission
Control Protocol/Internet Protocol...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*News briefs. (News) (Brief Article)
                                            [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Correction. (News)
                                            [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*New Sun subsidiary will tackle PC-NFS. (Sun Microsystems Inc.
SunSelect's PC-NFS 4.0 communications...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*ATM debuts on router. (Retix's Routerxchange 7000 multi-protocol
router)(asynchronous transfer mode)...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*AURP back in Apple's domain. (Apple Computer Inc. reclaims its
protocol for AppleTalk networks) (News)...  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Cameo appears with new hubs. (Cameo Communications' UltraHub 1000 and
UltraHub 5000 network hubs) (News)(Brief... [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*ATM picks up speed; the hot new technology promises constraint-free
bandwidth. (asynchronous transfer mode)...  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Frame Relay: why now? In an industry of vaporware, Frame Relay is
shipping and it works. (News...             [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*LAN-to-WAN glossary. (local area network and wide area network
terminology) (News Analysis)(WAN...         [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Raycom Systems. (Raycom Systems 3440SRT local Token Ring bridge)(The
Fiber Report) (News)(Brief Article)...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Network Peripherals. (Network Peripherals NP-MCA adaptors)(The Fiber
Report) (News)(Brief Article) (Product...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Chipcom. (The Fiber Report) (News) (Brief Article)
                                            [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Optical Data Systems. (Simple Network Management Protocol management
system) (The Fiber Report) (News) (Brief... [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*LAN start up will develop repair tools. (Empirical Tools and
Technologies to introduce local area...     [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*NetWare applications integrated into hubs. (alliance between Novell
Inc., Ungermann-Bass and NetWorth Inc...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*InterCon Systems Corp. (enhancements to Planet X client software for
the Apple Macintosh)(X Tracks) (News)...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Hummingbird Communications. (enhancements to HCL-eXceed/W IBM PC
X-Windows Server)(X Tracks) (News)...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Tektronix and GE Fanuc Automation. (GE Fanuc to distribute Cimplicity
factory automation software with...         [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Network Computing Devices. (PC-Xview for Windows 3.1 X-Window system
server software)(X Tracks) (News)(Brief...  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Link Technologies Inc. and Visual. (Link and Visual Technologies Inc.
to jointly develop a line of X-Windows...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*KL Group. (XRT/Graph 2.2 widget and development software)(X Tracks)
(News) (Brief Article)                      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Quality is job 1. (Viewpoint) (Editorial)
                                            [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*King of the network hill: look out, Token Ring may dethrone Ethernet.
(comparing the two network...               [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Motif takes on a PC look. (Open Software Foundation's OSF/Motif 1.2
graphical user interface)(Distributed...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*SQL backbone concept. (Alisa Systems Inc.'s AlisaMail 4.0 messaging
technology)(structured query...             [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*RMON on 10Base-T hub. (Cabletron Systems Inc.'s Distributed LAN
Monitor network management...               [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Mux supports LAN/WAN. (U.S. Robotics Inc.'s Total Control NAS-48 and
Total Control NAS-48L network access...     [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Monitoring UNIX nets. (Demax Software Inc.'s SecureMax/UX network
security software)(Security) (Technology... [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*NFS client and server for VMS. (TGV Inc.'s MultiNet 3.1 transmission
control protocol/internet protocol...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*SNMP wiring manager. (Zenith Electronics Corp.'s Enterprise Network
Management 2.02 network management...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Bridge supports voice, data and fax. (Micom Communications Corp.'s
Marathon NetRunner remote...                [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Print sharing with NetWare. (Novell Inc.'s Flex/IP network management
software)(UNIX Networking) (Technology...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*UNIX modified for SNA. (Integris' XPU4 and XPU5 terminal
emulators)(systems network...               [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Solving traffic congestion.(Cisco Systems Inc.'s termination software
enhancements address network traffic...     [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Switch connects VAX and Alpha. (Digital Equipment Corp.'s GigaSwitch
telecommunications switching...             [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Managing IPX, Frame Relay. (StrataCom Inc. enhances its StrataView
platform)(Routing) (Technology Update)...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Gateway links PCs to VAX. (Coefficient Systems Corp.'s Mgate/E
network gateway)(Routing) (Technology...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*The connectivity challenge: with Eicon Technology's LAN Router/400,
standalone or LAN PCs can connect...        [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Rhapsody in blue: Token Ring keeps the rhythm for DP Labs' systems
interoperability. (From The Lab)            [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*LANLinks: connect remote workstations to a central LAN using MBE from
RAD Data Communications. (RAD Data...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Pig farming and the fine art of prognostication. (previously
reluctant users may soon accept the...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Express Networking Service. (Systems Strategies Inc.'s Express
Networking Services computer network...     [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Security software. (Network Systems Corp.'s Network Control
Facilities computer network software)...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*RISC-based hub modules. (Hughes LAN Systems Inc. announces new
modules for Enterprise Hub network...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*LANLine 5220 bridge. (Gandalf Technologies Inc.'s Ethernet bridge)
(Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Series 7700 small chassis. (Bytex Corp.'s series 7730 Intelligent
Switching Hub network hub)...               [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*3Com's micro transceiver. (3Com Corp.'s IsoLAN 1681-O TP transceiver)
(Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*New Ethernet adapter. (Accton Technology Corp.'s Etherpair-16,
Etherpair-8, Ethercoax-16 and...            [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Vermont Views 3.0. (Vermont Creative Software's Vermont Views with
Designer 3.0 program development...         [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Protocol analyzer. (Wandel and Goltermann Inc.'s DA-31 network
analyzer) (Products)(Brief Article)...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*SunSelect's SunPC line. (Sun Microsystems Inc. SunSelect's SunPC
emulation software, SunPC Accelerator SX... [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Fibronics connectivity. (Fibronics International Inc.'s FER2500
bridge device and FER2600, FR9500 and...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Plug-and-play PC LANs. (SysKonnect Inc.'s SK-Passport device
driver)(local area networks)...             [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*VisionQuest manager. (Collaborative Technologies Corp.'s VisionQuest
office automation software)...              [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*LAN Auditor 2.1. (Horizon Technologies Inc.'s network management
software) (Products)(Brief Article)...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Networker for 3.11. (Legato Systems Inc.'s Networker for NetWare
backup software for Novell Inc.'s...        [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*HIPPI chipsets. (Bipolar Integrated Technology Inc.'s B2020/B2021 and
B2022/B2023 source and destination...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Ethernet repeaters. (Lantronix Corp.'s LTR8T and LTR16T computer
communications equipment)...                [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*4GB DAT drives. (Tecmar Inc.'s DataVault 4000 and ProLine DataVault
4000 digital audio tape drives)...          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*ObjectStore enhancements. (Object Design Inc.'s database management
system) (Products) (Brief Article)          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*ELS-48 enhancements. (Equinox Systems Inc.'s ELS-48 peripheral
sharing device) (Products) (Brief Article)  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Micro Annex ELS. (Xylogics Inc.'s peripheral sharing device)
(Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Support for System 7.0. (Wollongong Group Inc.'s PathWay Client NFS
for Macintosh 1.2 computer network...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*QuickView Manager. (Seabreeze Engineering Associates Inc.'s scanning
software) (Products)(Brief Article)...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Faster E-mail. (Innosoft International Inc.'s PMDF 4.1 electronic
mail system) (Products)(Brief Article)...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*16-port terminal server. (Emulex Corp.'s Performance 2516 16-port
peripheral sharing device)...               [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Ethernet repeaters. (Tutankhamon Electronics Inc.'s MB400 and MB800
four- and eight-port repeaters)...          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*RouterCheck 2.0. (Neon Software Inc.'s performance analysis software)
(Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*DigiBoard supports NACS. (DigiBoard Inc.'s product enhancements
include support for Novell Inc.'s...        [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Graphics option. (OpenConnect Systems Inc. and Future Soft
Engineering Inc. enhance the...             [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*EM320 Windows 1.1. (Diversified Computer Systems Inc.'s EM320 Windows
1.1 terminal emulator) (Products)(Brief...  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Memory manager. (Helix Software Company Inc.'s Connecting/Room 2.0
communications software)...                 [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Iris Indigo server. (Silicon Graphics Inc.'s Iris Indigo file server)
(Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*X.25 support for NACS. (Newport Systems Solutions Inc.'s X.25
Communications Interface communications...  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*LAN protection. (Bytex Corp.'s enhancements to Bytex 7700 network
hub) (Products)(Brief Article) (Product...  [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*SPSS for Windows. (SPSS Inc.'s SPSS for Windows statistical
software)(Microsoft Corp.'s Windows...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Ethernet hub controller. (National Semiconductor Corp.'s Lite
Ethernet Repeater Interface Controller...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Dual 386SX board. (Cubix Corp.'s QL 3002 asynchronous communications
board) (Products)(Brief Article)...         [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Alltel Supply and Ascom Timeplex. (ALLTEL Supply Inc. to resell Ascom
Timeplex Inc.'s enterprise networking...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Novell and International Business Software Ltd. (Novell acquires the
DataClub computer network software...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Telebit Corp. and Madge Networks. (Telebit to distribute Madge Smart
16/4 communications board)(Wheelers &...    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*AT&T and Network Equipment Technologies. (companies to cooperate in
testing, support and marketing of each...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Anixter Bros. and Retix Corp. (Anixter Brothers Inc. to be a reseller
for Retix)(Wheelers & Dealers) (The...      [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Interphase Corp. and Intellectual Systems. (Interphase to license
internetworking technology from...          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Leading Edge Products Inc. and Tech Data Corp. (Tech Data to
nationally distribute Leading Edge...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Fibermux Corp., Wellfleet Communications and Ungermann-Bass.
(technology licensing agreement allows...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Integris and Brixton Systems. (partnership will develop products to
offload applications from Systems...        [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*No train no gain. (Northgate Computer Systems Inc. offers training
classes on networking)(Movers & Shakers)... [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*On another topic. (Verity Inc. named IBM Cooperative Software
Supplier)(Movers & Shakers) (The Wire)...   [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*A tough cell. (ATM Reliability Group to study problems with
Asynchronous Transfer Mode...               [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Joining the chase. (Access Graphics Technology Inc. to distribute
Chase Research's Sun connectivity...        [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*ISDN promotions. (Ameritech Services Inc. joins the Corporation for
Open Systems)(Integrated Services...        [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*NetWare certifiable. (Ciprico Inc.'s NetArray disk array certified by
Novell Inc. for NetWare network...          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*The Euro beat. (Digital Communications Associates Inc. and
Micro-Integration Corp. to sell...          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Customer for life. (Sitka Corp.'s new program uses hardware and
software distribution channels for...       [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*C-Tech Electronics. (Mac-PAT upgrade kit for CI-8 laser printer)(RISC
Takers)(reduced-instruction-set...          [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*WorldTalk Corp. (WorldTalk 400 for HP 9000 communications software
for HP 9000 workstations)(RISC...           [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Wang Laboratories and IBM. (Wang to market IBM's RS/6000 POWERServer
970 file server)(RISC...                    [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Network Peripherals. (Network Peripherals Inc.'s NP-MCA
communications boards)(RISC...              [LAN Computing: June 1992]
*Integral applications. (network systems integration
services)(Viewpoint) (Editorial)             [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*LANmail. (Letter to the Editor)
                                             [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Apple draws client-server blueprint; integrating the desktop into the
enterprise. (Apple Computer Inc.'s...        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Widening the Spectrum; Cabletron opens up Spectrum. (Cabletron
Systems' Spectrum Partners' Program and...   [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*CrossComm advances Token Ring routing; taking on IBM and Cisco.
(CrossComm's Protocol-Independent Routing... [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Mail APIs abound: mail madness. (Application Programming Interfaces
for electronic mail: the Open Messaging...   [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Calendar of Events. (Broadcast)
                                             [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*X.400 messaging. (Tutorial: Lesson 47)(column) (Tutorial)
                                             [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Over 9 million served. (Microsoft Windows 3.1 works better in network
environments, particularly with Novell's...  [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Submit to the LAN. (request for programming solutions to network
problems) (Patches and Fixes) (Column)       [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Stay on par with your VAR. (how local area network managers should
deal with value-added resellers)...          [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Larry Garlick: founder, CEO, and president, Remedy. (includes a
related article on Remedy's Action...        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*The NetWare express: NetWare, the network operating system with the
staggering installed base and wide...        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Banyan accelerates. (Banyan Systems' VINES network operating system
plans) (Cover Story)                         [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*A late arrival of a faster train. (Microsoft's LAN Manager local area
network operating system) (Cover Story)      [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Serving two masters. (IBM's LAN Server local area network operating
system) (Cover Story)                        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*MAN from Tallahassee: Centel uses FDDI to offer a public metropolitan
area network service. So far, the Florida... [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Apples to VAX: Macintoshes give VAX resources a friendly face; here's
a look at what Mac-to-VAX connectivity...    [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Secret agent LAN. (how to write active agents to oversee routines and
respond to local area network events)...     [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Face the risks. (how to analyze the inherent risks of installing a
network) (Tutorial)                          [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Beyond backup. (local area network backup systems)(an eight-page
table listing LAN tape backup hardware...    [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Over here, over there: the Army Reserve calls up client-server to
conquer the problems of backup and...        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*CeBIT repeals rain and recession; networks make strongest showing yet
at the world's largest information...        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Shipshape shop: a shipbuilder launches cruisers on time and on budget
using project management software. (Bath...  [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Fax servers come of age; the new generation of fax servers brings the
fax machine to your desktop and delivers...  [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Net Satisfaxtion: serious about software. (Intel Corp.'s network
facsimile server software)(includes a...     [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Optimal faxing: Optus fax management. (Optus Software's FacSys 3.20e
facsimile server software)(includes a...     [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Fax redux: PureFax, GammaFax, and JetFax let you send and receive
faxes from your LAN seat. (PureData's...     [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*PureData PureFax: blissfully simple. (facsimile server software for
NetWare local area networks)(includes a...   [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*GammaFax. (GammaLink's facsimile server software for NetWare local
area networks)(includes a related article... [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*JetFax II. (JetFax's facsimile server software for NetWare local area
networks)(includes a related article...      [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Does RAID fly? RAID array drives strengthen a weak link in your
network. But do they stand up when a...      [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Proteon's new capabilities. (the CNS 500 RISC Router and p4100
Bridging Router are enhanced)...             [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*LANWatch provides FDDI protocol analyzer. (FTP Software's LANWatch
version 2.04 protocol analyzer is...         [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Cleo's APPC software for Unix. (Cleo Communications' Advanced
Program-to-Program Communications...         [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Crescendo expands FDDI support. (Crescendo Communications' Crescendo
1001 Fiber Distributed Data Interface...     [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Sharing LAN resources with Eicon routers. (Eicon Technology's Router
for OS/2 and Router for NetWare)(local...    [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*AppMeter ensures licensing compliance. (Funk Software's AppMeter
server-based software meters users'...       [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Integral client-server payroll application. (Integral's HR
Timekeeper) (Innovations) (Product...        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Diagram networks for planning, management. (Graphic Management
Group's Graphic Net-Worker network...        [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*NetWorks! Connect ties applications together. (Symbiotics' NetWorks!
Connect network software) (Innovations)...   [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*PC/DACS secures PCs against data loss. (Pyramid Development's PC/Data
Access Control System version 2.03 data...   [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Tie image documents to PC applications. (PaperClip Software's
PaperClip package integrates document...     [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*MGATE connects PCs to VAXs. (Coefficient Systems' MGATE connectivity
software) (Innovations) (Product...          [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Power protection over all the LAN. (Panamax's LANmax surge
suppressors) (Innovations) (Product...       [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*AntiVirus Assist removes 1,200 viruses. (Fresh Technology's Map
Assist and LAN Assist Plus are bundled...    [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*The Banyan tree blooms; Banyan branches out in the reseller channel
to NCR, SCO, Microsoft, and DCA. (Banyan...  [LAN Magazine: June 1992]
*Issue Notes. (Brief Article)
                                           [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Letters. (Cape Town conflict) (Letter to the Editor)
                                           [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Motorola Inc. (will open radio protocols used by the ARDIS radio
network) (Bulletin: Off the Wire)...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Cisco Systems Inc and NEC Corp. (NEC will resell Cisco's
internetworking product line) (Bulletin... [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Novell Inc. (acquires International Business Software Ltd.)
(Bulletin: Off the Wire) (Brief Article)   [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Novell Inc. and Microsoft Windows 3.1. (Novell says Windows 3.1
compatibility problems have been...        [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Sitka Corp. (Sitka has a new marketing strategy for 10Net 5.0)
(Bulletin: Off the Wire) (Brief Article)   [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*IBM. (IBM releases Networking Services/DOS and ACF/VTAM) (Bulletin:
Off the Wire)(Brief Article) (Product...   [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Apple Computer Inc. (ships A/UX 3.0) (Bulletin: Off the Wire)(Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)            [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Microsoft Corp. versus Apple Computer Inc. (Apple claims that
Microsoft copied the Macintosh display...  [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Banyan Systems Inc. (adds support for Microsoft Windows 3.1 in VINES
4.11 and 5.0) (Bulletin: Off the Wire)...  [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Novell favors Microdyne with another deal. (The Net Report)
                                           [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*BOC's LAN services stall. (Bell Operating Companies; local area
network) (The Net Report)                  [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Lotus, Novell sign development pact. (Lotus development Corp. and
Novell Inc. will integrate Lotus's...      [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Tuning up for network Notes. (running Lotus Notes on a NetWare
network) (Patch Panel) (Tutorial)          [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Gotcha! A summer cold. (protecting networks from computer viruses)
(LAN Mind) (Column)                        [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Bridging the personnel chasm. (integrating and coordinating the
efforts of planning and operations...      [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Integrating the AppleTalk enterprise. (network management)
                                           [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Analyzing FDDI as a backbone. (Fiber Distributed Data Interface)
                                           [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*The origin of the server species: Can file servers evolve into
database servers ... or vice versa?...     [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*When can we get together? (three group scheduling programs: OnTime,
from Campbell Services Inc; CaLANdar...    [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Find your messages in the Mailbag. (Folio Mailbag, communications
software from Folio Corp.) (Software...    [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Calendar.
                                           [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Microsoft Server. (SQL Server 4.2, a database program from Microsoft
Corp.) (Database Server Engines)...        [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Oracle Serves 3.11. (Oracle Server for NetWare 1.1, a database engine
for NetWare 3.11, from Oracle Corp.)...    [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Novell server. (NetWare SQL 3.0, from Novell Inc.) (Database Server
Engines)(Brief Article) (Product...        [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*W&G FDDI. (Wandel & Goltermann DA-30 FDDI interface) (Fiber
Distributed Data Interface) (New...        [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Power roving. (the LanRover/L, from Shiva Corp.) (New Products)(Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)            [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*LAN Funk. (AppMeter, network management software from Funk Software
Inc.) (New Products)(Brief Article)...     [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Bright Watch. (LAN Server Watch, network management software from
Brightwork Development Inc.) (New...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Token analyzer. (WinToken, a network analyzer from EDI Communications
Corp.) (New Products)(Brief Article)...    [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*SNMP for frame relay. (STDX frame relay switches, from Cascade
Communications Corp.) (New...              [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Intel server. (the NetPort II print server, from Intel Corp.) (New
Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Magnalink Optimizer. (the Series 5000 LAN/WAN Optimizer, from
Magnalink Communications Corp.) (New...    [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Desktop to Unix. (PC-Interface for DOS 4.1, from Locus Computing
Corp.) (New Products)(Brief Article)...    [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Andrew offering. (the 8000 Series Slim Hub, from Andrew Corp.) (New
Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Beyond 10Base-T. (the More Twist Mil 100E, a 10Base-T media extender
from MiLAN Technology Corp.) (New...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Cisco modules. (the CSC/4 and the CSC-2R communications modules, from
Cisco Systems Inc.) (New...                [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Eicon OS/2. (the Router for OS/2, from Eicon Technology Corp.) (New
Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Dayna Mounter. (the NetMounter, network software from Dayna
Communications Inc.) (New...               [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*SPARC PCs. (SunPC, network software from SunSelect, which is part of
Sun Microsystems Inc.) (New...             [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Independent routing. (PIR routing hardware and software, from
CrossComm Corp.) (New Products)(Brief...   [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Fujitsu. (Fujitsu's M3093E and M3096E+ scanners are bundled with
Norick Software Inc.'s document imaging... [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Graham Magnetics Inc. (announces a lifetime warranty on its half-inch
tape products) (Attention Shoppers)...     [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Hewlett-Packard Co. (reduces prices on PostScript printer cartridges)
(Attention Shoppers) (Brief Article)       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Para Systems Inc. (reduces prices on Minuteman uninterruptible power
supplies) (Attention Shoppers) (Brief...   [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Zephyr Development Corp. (offers upgrades to its 3270 Passport
program) (Attention Shoppers) (Brief...    [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*American Power Conversion Corp. (offers a new warranty on
uninterruptible power supplies and...      [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*SCSI gets faster. (Small Computer Systems Interface)(products from
Distributed Processing Technology...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Tricord targets Banyan. (Tricord Systems Inc. introduces four new
servers) (New Products)(Brief Article )... [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*Tut cuts thinnest. (Tutankhamon Electronics Inc. introduces four- and
eight-port thin Ethernet repeaters)...     [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*D-link internetwork. (D-Link Systems Inc. bridges) (New
Products)(Brief Article) (Product...       [LAN Technology: June 1992]
*If Plato managed a network. (LAN's End) (Column)
                                           [LAN Technology: June 1992]
Ultra-low-loss optics: ion-beam sputtering and advanced polishing
techniques make "supermirrors"...      [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Coatings with an F-number: gradient optical coatings can solve knotty
optical design problems easily...      [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Materials testing moves into focus.
                                       [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Optimization goes global. (the global optimization algorithm)
                                       [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Video image capture under strobe lighting: synchronizing strobe
lighting to video systems is...        [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Image processing systems move to smaller computer platforms.
(interview with Imaging Technology...  [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Dover Instrument Corp.: recipient of the SEMATECH
Award "Partnering for Total...         [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Laser Power Optics: providing high-quality optics
for CO2 lasers. (Company Profile)      [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: CeramOptec: designing and manufacturing medical
laser delivery systems. (Company...    [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: David Sarnoff Research Center: at the forefront of
innovative design and products...      [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: General Scanning Inc.: a world leader in scanning
systems. (Company Profile)             [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Eagle-Picher: a worldwide leader in specialty
materials and chemicals. (Company...   [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Ensign Bickford Aerospace Company: meeting today's
laser diode challenges. (Company...    [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Spindler & Hoyer: in defense of highest quality
optics, by Gunther Eberhardt...        [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: EG&G Gamma Scientific: measuring optical radiation.
(Company Profile)                      [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Kugler GmbH: innovation instead of tradition.
(Company Profile)                      [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Laser Drive, Inc.: specializing in helium-neon
power supplies. (Company Profile)      [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Newport/Klinger: we're better together. (Company
Profile)                               [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
Corporate profile: Optical Research Associates: the acknowledged
leader in optical engineering...       [Lasers & Optronics: June 1992]
*"Once in a lifetime." (history of Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus
1-2-3 spreadsheet software)(Brief Article)...       [Lotus: June 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                                    [Lotus: June 1992]
*atErr. (Correction Notice)
                                                    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Good news for Notes. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus Notes office
automation software) (Brief Article)                [Lotus: June 1992]
*Lotus for less. (Lotus Development Corp.'s SmartSuite office
automation software package) (Brief Article)        [Lotus: June 1992]
*Home is where the atHRT is. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3
for Home spreadsheet software)(Brief Article)...    [Lotus: June 1992]
*The advancing spreadsheet horde. (competition in the spreadsheet
software industry) (Brief Article)                  [Lotus: June 1992]
*Microsoft's numbers game. (Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft Windows 3.1
graphical user interface and Microsoft Windows...   [Lotus: June 1992]
*Borlus Development or Lotland International? (rumors of a possible
merger between Borland International Inc. and...    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Streamlining with subroutines, part 1. (Tutorial)
                                                    [Lotus: June 1992]
*10 years of 1-2-3. (Lotus Development Corp.'s 1-2-3 spreadsheet
software)(Introduction to Special Edition)...       [Lotus: June 1992]
*How spreadsheets changed the world. (Lotus Development Corp.'s 1-2-3
spreadsheet software)(includes related article...   [Lotus: June 1992]
*Chuck Miwa: early starter. (Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet software user
profile) (Special Edition - user perspectives)...   [Lotus: June 1992]
*Colin MacKenzie: saved by the Bell. (profile of New England Telephone
Co.'s Capital Planning network consultant and...    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Tom Mooney: attention to detail. (Profile of TRM Computers founder
and Lotus Development Corp. Lotus 1-2-3...          [Lotus: June 1992]
*1-2-3 through the years. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3
spreadsheet software and related software...        [Lotus: June 1992]
*Bill Clayson: a job saved. (Continental Bank's Vice President Bill
Clayson and his Lotus 1-2-3 template Profile)...    [Lotus: June 1992]
*The marketing wars. (Lotus Development Corp.'s product development,
product discontinuations and marketing...           [Lotus: June 1992]
*Stephen Beck: efficient government. (Finance Manager Stephen Beck and
his use of Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet software at...   [Lotus: June 1992]
*Mitch Kapor looks back. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Founder Mitch
Kapor) (includes related articles on Lotus 1-2-3... [Lotus: June 1992]
*What's next for 1-2-3. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3
spreadsheet software)(Special Edition)              [Lotus: June 1992]
*Joe Lee: a multitasking corner. (Prodata Systems Inc. Vice President
and business entrepreneur Joe Lee) (Special...      [Lotus: June 1992]
*Donald Kraft: the accidental consultant. (profile of Lotus 1-2-3
spreadsheet software user) (Special Edition -...    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Let your data do the walking; use the PUT command to automatically
post data in large worksheets. (Tutorial)           [Lotus: June 1992]
*Are some customers better than others? (evaluating customer
profitability)                                      [Lotus: June 1992]
*Mix-and-match worksheets. (improving efficiency in spreadsheets by
using the File Xtract and File Combine commands)... [Lotus: June 1992]
*Cell hopping behind the scenes. (creating macros for Lotus
Development Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet...      [Lotus: June 1992]
*Answers to your questions about Lotus products. (Lotus Development
Corp.)(question-and-answer) (Column)                [Lotus: June 1992]
*Contest. (Lotus 1-2-3 and Symphony users submit formulas for
converting a value to a string that displays two... [Lotus: June 1992]
*More tips on using Lotus products. (Lotus Development Corp.)(Good
Ideas) (Column)                                     [Lotus: June 1992]
*LotusWorld entries. (solicitation of good ideas for using Lotus
development Corp. software)                         [Lotus: June 1992]
*Norton Desktop for DOS. (Symantec Corp.'s Norton Desktop for DOS file
management software) (Software Review) (Evaluation) [Lotus: June 1992]
*A dressed-up Baler. (Baler Software Corp.'s Baler 6.0 and BalerXE 2.0
spreadsheet compilers) (Software Review)...         [Lotus: June 1992]
*Financial software for HP's palmtop. (HP 95LX portable computer)
(Software Review) (Evaluation)                      [Lotus: June 1992]
*db.Spell. (Alpha Software Corp.'s spelling checker)(Brief Article)
(Product Announcement)                              [Lotus: June 1992]
*Page Greats! (Logic Arts' Page Greats! add-in software)(Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                     [Lotus: June 1992]
*atCimple. (Cimple Solutions Inc. atCimple templates)(Brief Article)
(Product Announcement)                              [Lotus: June 1992]
*Quick Reference Guide for 1-2-3 Release 2.3 and Quick Reference Guide
for 1-2-3 Release 3.1. (DDC Publishing's...         [Lotus: June 1992]
*How to Use 1-2-3 for Windows. (FlipTrack OneOnOne Computer Training's
How to Use 1-2-3 for Windows audiocassette...       [Lotus: June 1992]
*Stanford Graphics for Windows. (3-D Visions Corp.'s presentation
software) (Product Announcement)                    [Lotus: June 1992]
*atTrieve. (Synex Systems Corp.'s atTrieve data base management
system) (Product Announcement)                      [Lotus: June 1992]
*Enterprise Computing Database System: Enterprise Computing Market
Disk. (International Data Group's CD ROM data...    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Synergy. (SynApps Software Inc.'s utility program)(Brief Article)
(Product Announcement)                              [Lotus: June 1992]
*HiJaak for Windows. (Inset Systems' data conversion software)(Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                     [Lotus: June 1992]
*Software Bridge. (Systems Compatibility Corp.'s Software Bridge 5.1
data conversion software)(Brief Article)...         [Lotus: June 1992]
*FastBack Plus Windows and FastBack Plus Network. (Fifth Generation
Systems' backup software packages)(Brief...         [Lotus: June 1992]
*The Norton Backup 2.0 for DOS. (Symantec Corp.'s backup
software)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)     [Lotus: June 1992]
*Kodak Diconix 701. (Eastman Kodak Co.'s portable ink-jet
printer)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)      [Lotus: June 1992]
*BetterYet IV. (Output Technology Corp.'s accelerator board)(Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)                     [Lotus: June 1992]
*TimeSlips. (TimeSlips Corp.'s)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)
                                                    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Madison Ave. (Eclipse Technologies Inc.'s multimedia presentation
software) (Product Announcement)                    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Spreadsheets in the fifth decade. (fiction)(Essay)(Special Edition)
                                                    [Lotus: June 1992]
*Business blues busters. (About MacUser) (Editorial)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Clarifications. (Correction Notice)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*How's business? (Jon Zilber) (Column)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Get a job. (Guy Kawasaki) (Column)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Eight immodest proposals. (Michael Swaine) (Column)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*New on the menu. (new and upgraded software products for Macintosh)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Norton Utilities and SUM II merge. (Symantec Corp.'s Norton Utilities
for the Macintosh 2.0 file management...          [MacUser: June 1992]
*OCR/Fax first. (PSI Integration Inc. introduces FaxOCR add-on for
facsimile software) (New on the Menu)(Brief...    [MacUser: June 1992]
*IBM's first Mac printers. (IBM LaserPrinter 6A, 10A) (New on the
Menu)(Brief Article) (Product Announcement)       [MacUser: June 1992]
*GCC's wide bubblejet printer. (GCC Technologies introduces WideWriter
360 printer) (New on the Menu)(Brief Article)...  [MacUser: June 1992]
*NewsLine: special report.
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*DeltaGraph Professional. (DeltaPoint Inc.'s DeltaGraph Professional
2.0 presentation software) (Software Review)...   [MacUser: June 1992]
*Adobe Premiere. (Software Review) (QuickTime desktop video software)
(Evaluation)                                      [MacUser: June 1992]
*Minitab. (Software Review) (Minitab Inc.'s Minitab 8.2 statistical
software) (Evaluation)                            [MacUser: June 1992]
*OmniPage Professional. (Software Review) (Caere Corp.'s OmniPage
Professional 2.0 scanning software) (Evaluation)  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Shift Worker and Swing Shift. (Software Review) (new organizational
tools from Expert System Inc, Computed...         [MacUser: June 1992]
*Tiles. (Software Review) (file-management software from CE Software
Inc.) (Evaluation)                                [MacUser: June 1992]
*PacerForum. (Software Review) (Pacer Software Inc.'s electronic mail
system) (Evaluation)                              [MacUser: June 1992]
*Cause. (Software Review) (Pluma Inc.'s Cause 2.1 program development
software) (Evaluation)                            [MacUser: June 1992]
*Ft. Knox. (Software Review) (security software from Transfinite
Systems Co. Inc.)(Quick Clicks) (Evaluation)      [MacUser: June 1992]
*Publish It! Easy. (Software Review) (Timeworks Inc.'s Publish It!
Easy 2.1.8 page-layout program) (Evaluation)      [MacUser: June 1992]
*Crash Barrier. (Software Review) (utility program from Casady &
Greene Inc. )(Quick Clicks) (Evaluation)          [MacUser: June 1992]
*Vellum 3D. (Software Review) (Ashlar Inc.'s Vellum 3D 2.10
computer-aided design software) (Evaluation)      [MacUser: June 1992]
*Mutant Beach. (Software Review) (Inline Design's Mutant Beach 1.02
computer game)                                    [MacUser: June 1992]
*Blasting off: CPU accelerators. (Hardware Review) (twelve accelerator
products for Macintoshes reviewed)(includes...    [MacUser: June 1992]
*Desktop publishing. (new products for desktop publishing)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Optimal output. (using service bureaus effectively)(includes related
article on gathering information about...         [MacUser: June 1992]
*Bridges. (new networking products for Macintosh)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Opening the X Window. (connectivity between Apple Macintoshes and X
Windows workstations)(tutorial)                   [MacUser: June 1992]
*Personal Macintosh. (multimedia software)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Collective bargains. (getting the most from a limited software
budget) (Tutorial)                                [MacUser: June 1992]
*How to buy mail-order products. (Tutorial)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Power tools. (new Macintosh products)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Problem-free printing. (Techniques) (Tutorial)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*QuickTime believer. (Apple's new multimedia system software
extensions) (Beating the System)(includes...      [MacUser: June 1992]
*Tip sheet. (question and answer)(includes related 'Tip of the Month'
and 'Tip from the Experts' articles) (Column)     [MacUser: June 1992]
*Help folder. (question and answer)(includes related article on simple
questions) (Column)                               [MacUser: June 1992]
*This month on ZiffNet/Mac. (Zmac online service) (Column)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*Bad dreams. (Column)
                                                  [MacUser: June 1992]
*How to succeed with business software. (Business Software Buyer's
Guide) (Buyers Guide)                             [MacUser: June 1992]
*Key words. (word processing software packages) (Business Software
Buyer's Guide) (Buyers Guide)                     [MacUser: June 1992]
*New dimensions in spreadsheets. (includes related article on upcoming
products) (Business-Software Buyer's Guide)...    [MacUser: June 1992]
*Swiss-army software. (integrated software)(includes related article
on upcoming programs) (Business-Software...       [MacUser: June 1992]
*Database strategies: relational databases. (includes related articles
on how products were tested, upcoming...          [MacUser: June 1992]
Electronic magazines: will you read one? (Commentary) (Column)
                                                 [Macworld: June 1992]
Art Beat: behind Macworld's graphics. (Arne Hurty's computer graphics
techniques) (Tutorial)                           [Macworld: June 1992]
Claris redux. (Claris Corp.)(The Iconoclast) (Column)
                                                 [Macworld: June 1992]
Special Interests. (computer magazines)(Conspicuous Consumer) (Column)
                                                 [Macworld: June 1992]
Accelerators: how compatible are they? (Lab Notes)
                                                 [Macworld: June 1992]
The need for speed; the latest generation of accelerators provide
brisk performance and add life to older...       [Macworld: June 1992]
Input alternatives: how - and why - to choose a better pointing
device. (includes related article on keyboard... [Macworld: June 1992]
All-in-one programs: six programs that give you a lot of power for a
small investment. (Software Review)...           [Macworld: June 1992]
Hubs: connecting to Ethernet; Macworld Lab finds that hubs - the
devices that control transmission of data on...  [Macworld: June 1992]
Mathematics analysis: five math programs that help scientists and
engineers solve complex computations...          [Macworld: June 1992]
Rendering: making realistic 3-D graphics; rendering programs let you
specify all the elements you need to make a...   [Macworld: June 1992]
Macintosh 16" Color Display: color monitor. (Hardware Review) (Apple
Computer Corp.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)            [Macworld: June 1992]
Showplace 1.1: rendering program. (Software Review) (Pixar Corp.)
(Evaluation)                                     [Macworld: June 1992]
Gofer 2.0, On Location 2.0.1: file-finding utilities. (Software
Review) (Microlytics' Gofer 2.0, On...           [Macworld: June 1992]
MouseMan, TrackMan, A3Mouse; input devices. (Hardware Review)
(Logitech's MouseMan and TrackMan, Mouse...      [Macworld: June 1992]
Muse 1.0: data-analysis software. (Software Review) (Occam Research
Corp.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)                     [Macworld: June 1992]
Number Munchers 1.1, Super Munchers 1.0, Word Munchers 1.0:
educational games. (Software Review) (from...    [Macworld: June 1992]
Wordscan 1.0, Wordscan Plus 1.0: OCR programs. (Software Review)
(Calera Recognition Systems)(Reviews)...         [Macworld: June 1992]
Dycam Model 1, Canon RC250: still-video cameras. (Hardware Review)
(from Dycam and Canon, respectively)...          [Macworld: June 1992]
ArchiCAD 4.02: architectural CAD software. (Software Review)
(Graphisoft USA)(Reviews) (Evaluation)           [Macworld: June 1992]
Bose RoomMate, MacSpeaker: shielded stereo speakers. (Hardware Review)
(from Bose Corp. and Persona Technologies...     [Macworld: June 1992]
Aldus FreeHand 3.1: draw program. (Software Review) (Aldus
Corp.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)                     [Macworld: June 1992]
Prograph 2.5: object-oriented development environment. (Software
Review) (from TGS Systems)(Reviews) (Evaluation) [Macworld: June 1992]
StudyWare for the SAT 3.7N: SAT training program. (Software Review)
(from StudyWare Corp.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)     [Macworld: June 1992]
SICOS Cordless Rechargeable Mouse, SICOS Cordless Trackball: cordless
input devices. (Software Review) (Softcode...    [Macworld: June 1992]
PageBrush Professional: gray-scale hand-held scanner. (Hardware
Review) (Mitsubishi International)(Reviews)...   [Macworld: June 1992]
Minitab 8.2: statistical software. (Software Review) (from Minitab
Inc.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)                      [Macworld: June 1992]
Pro-Cite 2.0: bibliographic database manager. (Software Review) (from
Personal Bibliographic Software...               [Macworld: June 1992]
FolderBolt 1.02: folder-protection utility. (Software Review) (from
Kent Marsh Ltd.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)           [Macworld: June 1992]
Expert Color Paint 1.0: color painting program. (Software Review)
(from Softsync Inc.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)       [Macworld: June 1992]
Animation Clips: animated clip art. (Software Review) (from Media in
Motion)(Reviews) (Evaluation)                    [Macworld: June 1992]
Notify 1.0: wireless message transmitter. (Software Review) (from Ex
Machina)(Reviews) (Evaluation)                   [Macworld: June 1992]
WordPerfect for the Macintosh 2.1: word processor. (Software Review)
(WordPerfect Corp.)(Reviews) (Evaluation)        [Macworld: June 1992]
PowerPort/V.32: 9600-bps PowerBook data/fax modem. (Hardware Review)
(from Global Village Communication)(Reviews)...  [Macworld: June 1992]
LighteningScan Pro 256: hand-held gray-scale scanner. (Hardware
Review) (from Thunderware)(Reviews) (Evaluation) [Macworld: June 1992]
RateFinder 1.5: shipping-cost tables. (Software Review) (from Elefunt
Software)(Reviews) (Evaluation)                  [Macworld: June 1992]
ComStation 2, ComStation 4: fax and data modem for networks. (Hardware
Review) (from PSI Integration)(Reviews)...       [Macworld: June 1992]
Citadel with Shredder: system-security tools. (Software Review) (from
Microcom)(Reviews) (Evaluation)                  [Macworld: June 1992]
NetWorks 1.0.1: network-management and paging utility. (Software
Review) (from Caravelle Networks...              [Macworld: June 1992]
Aspects 1.01: collaborative software. (Software Review) (from Group
Technologies)(Reviews) (Evaluation)              [Macworld: June 1992]
Look it up! (The Desktop Critic) (Column)
                                                 [Macworld: June 1992]
Examining the feasibility of a case-based reasoning model for software
effort estimation. (Technical)              [MIS Quarterly: June 1992]
Threats to information systems: today's reality, yesterday's
understanding. (Technical)                  [MIS Quarterly: June 1992]
Managing telecommunications by steering committee. (Technical)
                                            [MIS Quarterly: June 1992]
Microcomputer playfulness: development of a measure with workplace
implications. (Technical)                   [MIS Quarterly: June 1992]
Perceived usefulness, ease of use, and usage of information
technology: a replication. (Technical)      [MIS Quarterly: June 1992]
A social process model of user-analyst relationships. (Technical)
                                            [MIS Quarterly: June 1992]
Get a handle on IT. (information technology)(Management) (Column)
                                 [Modern Office Technology: June 1992]
Tailoring the workstation to the worker. (includes a related article
on where to get further...       [Modern Office Technology: June 1992]
On-site representative builds service, support, and savings.
(Temporary Help Services)        [Modern Office Technology: June 1992]
Benchmarking facility management practices. (Facilities
Update)(Column) (Tutorial)       [Modern Office Technology: June 1992]
The myths and realities of imaging. (Imaging Systems Special Section)
(Panel Discussion)               [Modern Office Technology: June 1992]
Tailoring an electronic imaging system to fit. (Imaging Systems
Special Section)                 [Modern Office Technology: June 1992]
A boom in mobile computing promises to boost number of outbound users.
                                    [Networking Management: June 1992]
Waste Management combines telecom and computers to strategically
respond to customer needs...        [Networking Management: June 1992]
The ideas that built Japan's success can dramatically improve network
operations.                         [Networking Management: June 1992]
Planning to avoid disaster. (Network Reliability)(includes related
article on the Philadelphia...      [Networking Management: June 1992]
Making the most of e-mail resources. (integration of disparate
electronic mail environments)       [Networking Management: June 1992]
Macs make the connection. (software and hardware to connect corporate
networks)(includes related...       [Networking Management: June 1992]
The wireless office untethers workers. (wireless local area networks)
                                    [Networking Management: June 1992]
Telcos and newspapers must cooperate to win. (the information services
market)                             [Networking Management: June 1992]
They're not just for voice anymore. (PBX and automatic call
distribution systems link...        [Networking Management: June 1992]
The cooperative computing fire ignites. (Column)
                                    [Networking Management: June 1992]
Of ergonomics and office furniture: will buying 'ergonomically
correct' desks and chairs turn a company...    [The Office: June 1992]
The importance of records management: all companies need it to survive
the daily grind of deciding what they...       [The Office: June 1992]
Employee pension plans: better auditing needed. (Washington Report)
                                               [The Office: June 1992]
Breaking up the regional holding companies. (Telecommunications
Insights) (Column)                             [The Office: June 1992]
How to beat the attack of a virus. (Focus on Software) (Column)
                                               [The Office: June 1992]
Organizing a system for document filing: the key to setting up proper
storage is to know the legal rules...          [The Office: June 1992]
Tech advances to boost sales of PCs and keyboards.
                                               [The Office: June 1992]
Microfilm in the 90s still going strong; with it, stored information
won't deteriorate or perhaps be lost...        [The Office: June 1992]
Multimedia: is it your cup of tea?
                                               [The Office: June 1992]
Reader/printers make micrographics better; many organizations continue
to convert from paper use, thus effecting...   [The Office: June 1992]
A bright solution: lighting management. (installing energy-efficient
lighting products)                             [The Office: June 1992]
Optical disk storage is an alternative to paper; an emerging
technology, and a good one, disks are not...   [The Office: June 1992]
Facility management: life in the fast lane.
                                               [The Office: June 1992]
Color-coding creates order out of chaos. (color-coded paper filing
systems)                                       [The Office: June 1992]
*MAP to include 802.3. (The World Federation of MAP/TOP Users Groups
unanimously approves...          [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*COS joins the Internet Society. (Corporation for Open Systems)
                                 [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*UAOS holds workshop for open systems. (User Alliance for Open Systems
conducts workshop for users...   [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*UNIX EXPO gets high marks as open systems event. (independent survey
of trade-show attendees)         [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Supply Tech offers EDI brochure. (Supply Tech Inc.) (electronic data
interchange)                     [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Newly formed EDI World Institute up and running. (new group to
promote electronic data...       [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*MAP/TOP to work with GOSIP, IGOSS. (Manufacturing Automation
Protocol, Government Open...     [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*ICL, USL to develop OSI/TP-based products. (ICL PLC of Britain, Unix
Systems Laboratories Inc...      [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*OSI/TP gets NCR's nod for strategic direction. (NCR Corp. endorses
Open Systems Interconnection...  [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Gandalf unveils family of ISDN gateways. (Gandalf Systems Corp.
introduces new Access SDX...     [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Retix ships OS/2 version of OpenServer 400. (Retix Inc. introduces
OpenServer for OS/2...           [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Process Software's TCPWare for VMS now out in version 3.0. (Process
Software Corp.i introduces...    [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*X3 announces 2nd public review/comment period on HIPPI-FP.
(Accredited Standards...         [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*JTC I TAG sets public review/comment period for Fast-Track processing
IEEE Std 1212-1991...            [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*HP net income up 40% in 2nd quarter. (Hewlett-Packard reports 40
percent increase in profits...   [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Sequoia Systems posts 3rd-quarter results. (Sequoia Systems Inc.
reports that revenues...         [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Ameritech becomes VAR of Supply Tech's EDI products. (Ameritech
Information Systems to act as... [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Unisys reports net income of $48.3 million in 1st-quarter. (Unisys
Corp. returns to...              [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Special Report: Supply Tech EDI products. (Supply Tech Inc.
electronic data interchange...   [The OSINetter Newsletter: June 1992]
*Apple's Macintosh: can it become the "Cadillac of collaboration"?
(summary of... [Patricia Seybold's Office Computing Report: June 1992]
*User-obvious software: going beyond friendly and intuitive. (the
computer...    [Patricia Seybold's Office Computing Report: June 1992]
*Apple's Macintosh: can it become the "Cadillac of Collaboration"?
(analyzing...  [Patricia Seybold's Office Computing Report: June 1992]
*Mac-based workgroup computing: key third-party applications...
               [Patricia Seybold's Office Computing Report: June 1992]
*Ami Pro 3.0: leapfrogging the competition. (Software Review)
(Workgroup...  [Patricia Seybold's Office Computing Report: June 1992]
*Digital enhances its "Document Factory": managing large numbers of
compound...    [Patricia Seybold's Office Computing Report: June 1992]
*Direct does it better; IBM's HelpWare tries to address the service
and support concerns at which direct...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Illustrator for Windows stands out. (Brief Article) (Adobe
Illustrator 4.0 for Windows)(Forum)...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*IBM launches toll-free tech support. (Forum)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Competition forces Northgate to seek capital. (Northgate Computer
Systems)(Forum) (Brief Article)                [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Mail-order DX2 systems debut. (Ares Microdevelopment's 486DX2/50,
CompuAdd's 450DX2, Dataworld's Data 486-DX2... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Bondwell notebook sports removable disk cartridge. (Brief Article)
(Bondwell Industrial 386SLR notebook...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Does Windows work for you? (Microsoft Windows user survey)(Forum)
(Brief Article)                                [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Insight delves into direct software sales. (Insight Distribution
Network)(Forum) (Brief Article)                [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Symantec rolls out new Norton offerings. (Norton Desktop for Windows
2.0, Norton Desktop for DOS file management... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Fractal Design paints lifelike pictures. (Forum) (Brief Article)
(Fractal Design Corp.'s Painter 1.2...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Potent shareware text editors. (Boxer, VDE, VDE-MC, VDE-BC, VDE-SP
and VDE-ED) (Forum)                            [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Printers power up for network use. (report from InfoCorp)(Forum)
(Brief Article)                                [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Borland puts its mark on dBase. (Brief Article) (Borland
International's dBase IV 1.5 data base...      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The future of OS/2 2.0. (the market potential of IBM's operating
system)(Forum) (Brief Article)                 [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Brother readies full-color PS printer. (Forum) (Brief Article) (
Brother International's HS-1PS) (Product...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Mail-order nugget. (Brief Article) (Inbit's FullShot software for
Microsoft Windows graphical user...            [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Turn Windows documents into fine art with Gallery Effects. (Brief
Article) (Aldus Corp.'s Aldus Gallery...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Color printer duo from HP. (Forum) (Brief Article) (Hewlett-Packard
Co.'s PaintJet XL300 and PaintJet XL300...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*BIX gains new owner, new features. (General Videotext purchases Byte
Information Exchange from Byte...              [PC Sources: June 1992]
*A complete Windows communications solution. (Brief Article) (the
Complete PC adds full Microsoft Windows 3.0... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*PC Sources lexicon. (zero-slot local area network, interrupt request
line and zone-bit recording terms are...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Label printer sports high speed, resolution. (Brief Article) (Avery's
Personal Label Printer)(Forum) (Product...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Top 10 shareware programs. (Forum) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Font favorites on CD-ROM. (Brief Article) (Monotype Corporation PLC
to introduce Monotype FoneFonts...             [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Best buys via mail order. (software and hardware)(Forum) (Brief
Article)                                       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Create documents with text appeal. (Brief Article) (Power Up
Software's TextAppeal for Windows graphics...  [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Megabytes to go from Disctec. (Brief Article) (Disk Technologies
Corp.'s Disctec RHD 120 removable hard...      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Radius claims fastest true color yet. (Brief Article) (the MultiView
24 color graphics board)(Forum) (Product...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Used computer prices. (March 1992) (chart compiled by The American
Computer Exchange)(Forum) (Brief Article)      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Bitstream gives a lift to Windows 3.1 fonts. (Brief Article)
(Bitstream's FaceLift 2.0 font management...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Utilities strengthen Word for Windows. (Brief Article) (Pinecliffe
International's Word for Windows Office...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Mail-order nugget. (Brief Article) (ProHance Technologies' ProHance
PowerMouse/70 mouse device)(Forum) (Product... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*LapPaq delivers rugged notebook. (Brief Article) (Forum) (the LapPaq
386-20SX) (Product Announcement)               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Mail-order nugget. (Brief Article) (Quant IX Software Inc.'s Quant IX
portfolio management software)(Forum)...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*CD-ROM duo sports speedy data transfer rate. (Forum)(Brief Article)
(Genesis' GenStar 3000i and GenStar 3000e...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Let your modem do the walking. (Brief Article) (CompuServe's Biz*File
service)(Forum) (Product Announcement)         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Garnishes for HP's palmtop. (Forum) (add-in/on software and hardware
for Hewlett-Packard Co.'s 95LX hand-held...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Outside in. (Brief Article) (Systems Compatibility Corp.'s Outside In
for Windows file viewing and copy-and-paste... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Hardware update. (Forum) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Software update. (Forum) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Maintenance releases. (Forum) (Brief Article)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Buy and sell stocks direct. (Brief Article) (the Fidelity On-line
Xpress personal investment software program... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Michelangelo spurs antivirus software sales. (Forum) (Michelangelo
virus) (Brief Article)                         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Reference programs deliver facts at your fingertips. (Software
Toolworks' U.S. Atlas and World Atlas...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Earth-friendly packaging. (environmentally safe packaging for
computer equipment)(Forum Leisure) (Brief...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Beam me up, Scotty, for some Star Trek play. (Forum Leisure)(Brief
Article) (Interplay's Star Trek: 25th...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*An electronic comic book. (Forum Leisure)(Brief Article) (Graphic
Animation System for Professions' Lance...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The hardware cost of Windows; Windows 3.1 may have you reconsidering
the requirements of your Windows PC...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Trying software on for size; looking at software demos before you
actually invest in the program can spare...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The well-dressed LAN: when networking PCs, a flexible software policy
saves money and helps maintain productivity... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The paradox of tech support: a look at tech support reveals that many
phone calls are not what the company...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Buying power; a new motherboard can transform your old PC into a
powerful new system. (includes related...      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Power infusion; swapping system boards requires preparation and hard
work, but the end result is a faster, more...  [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Help yourself to round-the-clock direct support. (electronic bulletin
board services)(Strategies) (Tutorial)         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Helping hands: a sampler of on-line services. (Strategies) (Buyers
Guide)                                         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Calling for help: Gateway delivers. (Gateway 2000)(Strategies)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Data on demand. (Small Wonders)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Microsoft Windows 3.1: more reliable, more powerful. (Software
Review) (Microsoft Corp.'s graphical user...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Dell 325NC: a new era begins for color laptops. (Hardware Review)
(Dell Computer Corp.)(Product Reviews)...      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Windows Workstation Plus 486/33P: everything you need. (Hardware
Review) (Standard Computer Corp.) (Evaluation) [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Klonimus 486/33: just make a list. (Hardware Review) (Quantum Systems
International Corp.'s computer)(Product...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Sho-tronics Tech 386/40: the options are standard. (Hardware Review)
(computer system including CD-ROM drive...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Epson's beefy SL notebook. (Hardware Review) (Epson America's
NB-SL/25) (Evaluation)                         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Bondwell 386SLF: nimble notebook. (Hardware Review) (Bondwell
Industrial Co.'s notebook computer)(Product... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Swan 386SX/25 notebook: fast and friendly. (Hardware Review) (Swan
Technologies' notebook computer)(Product...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Micro Express NB913: easy notebook expansion. (Hardware Review)
(notebook computer)(Product Reviews)...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*NEC Silentwriter Model 95: PostScript for less. (Hardware Review)
(NEC Technologies' printer)(Product...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Fujitsu DL5800 Power PrintPartner: back-office brawn. (Hardware
Review) (Fujitsu Computer Products of...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*FotoMan: computerized camera. (Hardware Review) (from
Logitech)(Product Reviews) (Evaluation)        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Promise Technology DC 2032: enhance your hard drive. (Hardware
Review) (caching IDE hard drive control...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*HP ScanJet IIp: straight-ahead scanning. (Hardware Review)
(Hewlett-Packard Co.'s flatbed scanner)...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Practical Peripherals PM14400FXSA: high-speed modem plus. (Hardware
Review) (Product Reviews) (Evaluation)         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*ViVa 9642e: ergonomic speed demon. (Computer Peripherals'
modem)(Product Reviews) (Evaluation)           [PC Sources: June 1992]
*ImagePrep 4.0: picture processing. (Software Review) (Computer
Presentation's computer graphics...            [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Aldus PhotoStyler ver. 1.1: image editing with style. (Software
Review) (Aldus Corp.'s image processing...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Drafix Windows CAD 2.0: good 2-D Windows CAD. (Software Review)
(Foresight Resources Corp.'s computer-aided... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*AllSafe: a pound of prevention. (Software Review) (XTree Co.'s
antivirus software)(Product Reviews)...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Norton AntiVirus 2.0: antiviral inoculation. (Software Review)
(Symantec Corp.'s antivirus...                 [PC Sources: June 1992]
*WordStar for DOS Ver. 7.0: WordStar rides again. (Software Review)
(WordStar International Corp.'s word...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*SmartOffice Ver. 1.11: managing contacts. (Software Review) (E-Z
Data's contact management software)(Product... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Fastback Plus for Windows: backups while you work. (Software Review)
(Fifth Generation Systems' backup...           [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Dell PowerLine 450DE: Dell takes a fast, powerful system and makes it
better - and less expensive. (Durability...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Canon LBP-4 Plus: reliable laser output. (Hardware Review) (Canon
USA's laser printer)(Durability Tests)...      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Hercules Graphics Station Gold16 +2: good as gold. (Hardware Review)
(Hercules Computer Technology's graphics...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Discxchange DX-88: achieve data through a parallel port. (Hardware
Review) (Interpreter's disk carriage...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*JetFax II: fax from your laser printer. (Hardware Review) (from
JetFax)(Durability Tests) (Evaluation)         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The top of the line: if you want unsurpassed PC processing speed,
don't clown around with anything less than...  [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The values and virtues of cache. (Tutorial) (cache RAM, Intel's
80486DX microprocessor)(Hardware Buyer's...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Two computers in one: making a 486DX/50 from a 486SX/25. (Tutorial)
(Intel's 80486 microprocessor)(Hardware...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The testing of each 486/50. (Tutorial) (testing computers based on
Intel's 50-MHz 80486...                        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*It only gets easier: 468/50 setup and installation. (includes related
article on buying tips) (Applications...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*System survey: 486/50 Features. (includes related article on buying
tips) (Applications Focus)(Hardware Buyer's... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*RAM's impact shows: 486/50 Performance. (includes related article on
buying tips) (Applications Focus)(Hardware...  [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Components clearly differ: 486/50 Data Retrieval and Viewing.
(includes related article on buying tips)...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Upward mobility: 486/50 System Expansion. (includes related article
on buying tips) (Applications...               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Investment insurance: Service and Support. (includes related article
on buying tips) (Applications...               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Profiles in 50MHz power: these 10 PCs boast enough raw CPU power to
dwarf even Intel's mighty 486/33. (Product...  [PC Sources: June 1992]
*ATronics International 486/B2-50. (Hardware Review) (one of ten
evaluations of microcomputers in Hardware...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Blue Dolphin 486DX-50 Cache. (one of ten evaluations of
microcomputers in Hardware Buyer's Guide...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*CCSI Win 486-50. (one of ten evaluations of microcomputers in
Hardware Buyer's Guide: 50MHz 486DX...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*CUI Advantage 486-50 CX. (Hardware Review) (Product Profiles)(one of
ten evaluations of microcomputers in...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*First Computer Systems 486-50 MHz. (one of ten evaluations of
microcomputers in Hardware Buyer's Guide...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*HD Computer 486-50C. (one of ten evaluations of Hardware Buyer's
Guide: 50MHz 486DX Systems) (Hardware...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Insight 486-50. (one of ten evaluations of microcomputers in Hardware
Buyer's Guide: 50MHz 486DX Systems)...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*LodeStar 80486-50MHz System. (one of ten evaluations of
microcomputers in Hardware Buyer's Guide...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*SAI Systems 80486DX-50 ISA. (one of ten evaluations of microcomputers
in Hardware Buyer's Guide: 50MHz 486DX...      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*USA Flex 486-DX/50. (one of ten evaluations of microcomputers in
Hardware Buyer's Guide: 50MHz 486DX...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The list of 50MHz systems grows. (Features Chart)(Hardware Buyer's
Guide: 50MHz 486DX Systems) (Buyers Guide)     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Buyer's companion: 50-MHz 486 systems: what to look for as you shop.
(Buyer's Companion)(Hardware Buyer's Guide...  [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Desktop publishers prefer Windows; whether you publish one-page
bulletins or elaborate four-color books...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*QuarkXpress for Windows: sneak preview. (Software Review) (Quark's
desktop publishing software)(Software...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Framemaker 3.0 for Windows: sneak preview. (Software Review) (desktop
publishing software)(Desktop Publishing...     [PC Sources: June 1992]
*PFS: Publisher for Windows: sneak preview. (Software Review)
(Spinnaker Software's desktop publishing...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*At the starting gate: installation, help, and support. (Software
Buyer's Guide: Desktop Publishing) (Ventura... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*A mixed bag of tools: interface design. (Software Buyer's Guide:
Desktop Publishing) (Microsoft Publisher...    [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Automated design tools: style sheets and templates. (Software Buyer's
Guide: Desktop Publishing) (Express...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Look for the write stuff: text import and editing. (Software Buyer's
Guide: Desktop Publishing) ( Applications...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Hard copy tells all: printing and fonts. (Software Buyer's Guide:
Desktop Publishing) ( Applications Focus)      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Building pages: text and page formats. (Software Buyer's Guide:
Desktop Publishing) ( Applications Focus)      [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Where to find art: graphics and drawing tools. (Software Buyer's
Guide: Desktop Publishing) (Express...         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Prime publishers. (Software Review) (overview of five desktop
publishing programs: Aldus' PageMaker for...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Aldus PageMaker for Windows 4.0. (Product Profiles) (Software Review)
(Aldus Corp.)(one of five desktop...           [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Express Publisher for Windows 1.0. (Product Profiles) (Software
Review) (Power Up Software's desktop...        [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Microsoft Publisher 1.0. (Product Profiles) (Software Review)
(Microsoft Corp.'s desktop publishing...       [PC Sources: June 1992]
*PagePlus for Windows 1.2. (Product Profiles) (Software Review)
(Serif's desktop publishing software)(one...   [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Ventura Publisher 4.0. (Product Profiles) (Software Review) (Ventura
Software's desktop publishing software)(one... [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Laying out the features. (Software Buyer's Guide: Desktop Publishing)
(17 desktop publishing program...              [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Buyer's companion: desktop publishing. ( Buyer's Companion)(Software
Buyer's Guide: Desktop Publishing)             [PC Sources: June 1992]
*How to use extra memory. (Tech Support; Reader Q&A) (Column)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The VRAM/DRAM difference. (response to reader query) (Conundrum)(Tech
Support) (Column)                              [PC Sources: June 1992]
*The basics of CD-ROM. (Tech Support; From the Experts: NEC
Technologies) (Column)                         [PC Sources: June 1992]
*Replacement blues. (Ombudsman) (Column)
                                               [PC Sources: June 1992]
I am a weak man. (dealing with space-gobbling software) (What ? Next)
(Column)                                         [PC World: June 1992]
PC vendors leap on Cyrix 486SX clone. (Zeos International Ltd. and
Positive Corp. are among firms planning to...    [PC World: June 1992]
New ASTs deliver premium power. (AST Research Inc.'s new Power Premium
line of microcomputers) (includes related...     [PC World: June 1992]
1-2-3 2.4 gains add-in attractions. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus
1-2-3 2.4 for MS-DOS) (includes related...       [PC World: June 1992]
Dell's graphics go direct. (Dell Computer Corp.'s 450DE/2 DGX
microcomputer) (includes related article on...   [PC World: June 1992]
An on-line Window: Procomm Plus. (DATASTORM Technologies Inc.'s
Procomm Plus for Windows communications...       [PC World: June 1992]
Norton does a desktop for DOS. (Symantec Corp.'s Norton Desktop for
DOS file management software) (includes...       [PC World: June 1992]
New high end of Dell's PCs. (Dell Computer Corp. introduces four
upgradable 486 microcomputers) (include...       [PC World: June 1992]
A notebook to notice: direct from DEC. (DEC's DECpc320P notebook
computer) (includes related article on...        [PC World: June 1992]
IBM's SX alternative: the sporty 386 SLC PS/2s. (IBM PS/2 models 56SX,
56SLC and 57 SLC microcomputers) (includes...    [PC World: June 1992]
Giving Windows lots of room. (XSoft's Rooms for Windows operating
system enhancement) (includes related article... [PC World: June 1992]
A complete toolkit for Visual Basic developers. (Microsoft Corp.'s
Professional Toolkit for Visual Basic program... [PC World: June 1992]
Intel drives down the cost of fax. (Intel Corp.'s SatisFAXtion
Modem/400, Modem/400e, Modem/200, Modem/100...   [PC World: June 1992]
Turbulence hits direct sales firms. (finances of direct sale
microcomputer vendors) (Industry Outlook)        [PC World: June 1992]
Is this the year of the pen? (pen-based microcomputer lacks hardware,
software)                                        [PC World: June 1992]
Making PCs environmentally correct. (includes related article on
cutting printer bills)                           [PC World: June 1992]
33-MHz 486s: hot commodities. (includes related article on buying
microcomputers and brief reviews of 25 486...    [PC World: June 1992]
Peer-to-peer LANs: almost plug 'n' play. (includes related articles on
shopping for local area networks) (includes...   [PC World: June 1992]
10Net 5.0 (Sitka Corp.'s computer network software) (Software Review)
(Peer-to-Peer LANs, first of five...             [PC World: June 1992]
Invisible Network for Windows A1 3.0. (Invisible Software Inc.'s
network operating system) (Software Review)...   [PC World: June 1992]
LANtastic A/1 4.0. (Artisoft Inc.'s network operating system)
(Software Review) (Peer-to-Peer LANs, third...   [PC World: June 1992]
NetWare Lite 1.0. (Novell Inc.'s network operating system) (Software
Review) (Peer-to-Peer LANs, fourth of five...    [PC World: June 1992]
PowerLan 2.11. (Performance Technology Inc.'s network management
software) (Software Review) (Peer-to-Peer...     [PC World: June 1992]
OS/2 2.0 challenges Windows 3.1. (IBM's operating system, Microsoft's
graphical user interface) (first in a series)... [PC World: June 1992]
50 spreadsheet tips. (Tutorial)
                                                 [PC World: June 1992]
High-speed modems. (includes related article on keeping modems fast)
(includes buyers guide) (Buyers Guide)           [PC World: June 1992]
Spreadsheets: the next generation. (Lotus 1-2-3 for Windows 2.0,
Improv for Windows, Quattro Pro for Windows...   [PC World: June 1992]
Dot matrix printers. (includes related article comparing printing
costs of dot matrix, ink jet and laser...        [PC World: June 1992]
The home office. (after hours technical support) (includes buyers
guide) (Tutorial)                                [PC World: June 1992]
*The PC/Computing 200 harvests the best from across the PC landscape.
(massive product evaluation) (Editorial)     [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Norton Desktop for DOS is lean, mean. (Software Review) (Symantec
Corp. Norton Desktop for DOS...              [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Time is money, says Timeslips. (Timeslips Corp. introduces Timeslips
5.0 accounting/billing software)(Brief...    [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Clock-doubled systems offer 50MHz speeds on a budget. (Hardware
Review) (Club American Inc, Zeos...          [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Peachtree for small business. (Software Review) (Peachtree Software
Peachtree Accounting for Windows...          [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Try Acecat for slick graphics. (AceCad Inc. AceCat graphics
tablet)(brief article) (Product...           [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*IBM unveils an elegant design. (Hardware Review) (IBM PS/2 Model N51
SX notebook computer) (Brief Article)        [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*PCs are PCs, and TVs are TVs, and nary the twain shall meet. (John C.
Dvorak) (Column)                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Thinking of a clock doubler? Don't forget 486/50 systems. (Hardware
Review) (Club American Falcon 450...         [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Org Plus goes to Windows. (Banner Blue Software Org Plus for Windows
charting program)(brief article) (Product... [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Total type management. (Bitstream Inc. FaceLift 2.0 for Windows font
rasterizer)(brief article) (Product...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*SmartIcons and more mark an improved 1-2-3 Release 2.4. (Software
Review) (Lotus Development Corp. 1-2-3...    [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*The latest upgrades to products you use.
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Spotlight.
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Paul Mace Software's Lance Stone. (Short Takes)(Brief Article)
(Product Announcement)                       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Window Painters' SnapPro. (Short Takes)(brief article) (Product
Announcement)                                [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Data Management's TimeClock Plus. (Short Takes)(brief article)
(Product Announcement)                       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*DeltaGraph gives advice. (Software Review) (DeltaPoint Inc.
DeltaGraph Professional for Windows...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Windows DTP gets technical and competitive with FrameMaker. (Software
Review) (Frame Technology Inc. FrameMaker... [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*A new era begins in affordable real-time investment tracking.
(Software Review) (Fidelity On-Line...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Cheap help with finances. (Software Review) (M-USA CashBiz personal
finance accounting package) (Brief Article)  [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Cheap laser technology will turn 1980s dreams into 1990s realities.
(laser-driven data access) (Column)          [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Veteran comm package finally meets Windows. (Software Review)
(Procomm Plus for Windows) (Evaluation)      [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Electronic PIMs fall short for now, but Slate's is worth waiting for.
(Slate Corp. developing new product)(John... [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*New twists for DayFlo Tracker. (Software Review) (DayFlo Inc. DayFlo
Tracker 3.0 database) (Brief Article)        [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*MoreFonts gives a new look and added dimension to WordPerfect for
Windows. (Software Review) (MicroLogic...    [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Is the computer revolution completed or are we back where we started?
(Dvorak vs. Somerson) (Column)               [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Expensive offering from Dolch provides portable multimedia. (Hardware
Review) (Dolch Computer Systems MPAC...      [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*WordPerfect Works will appeal to the WordPerfect crowd. (Software
Review) (WordPerfect Corp. WordPerfect...    [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Aldus' classic art effects. (Software Review) (Aldus Corp. Gallery
Effects clip art software) (Brief Article)   [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*A pocket-size fax/modem. (Hardware Review) (Megahertz Corp. V.32
Pocket Fax/Modem portable facsimile...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*LaserMaster provides high-res printing, but at a steep price.
(Hardware Review) (LaserMaster Corp...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Buttonware's PC-File upgrade. (Software Review) (ButtonWare Inc.
PC-File database) (Brief Article)            [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Newcomer Lotus Write 2.0 has most of Ami Pro's smarts. (Software
Review) (Lotus Development Corp. Lotus...    [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*JustWrite matures in its second version. (Software Review) (Symantec
Corp. JustWrite 2.0 word processor)...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Dramatic documents. (Software Review) (Streetwise Software's By
Design for Windows word processing add-in... [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Act for Windows 1.0 takes a Wysiwyg approach to contact management.
(Software Review) (Contact Software...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Arago is slow but powerful. (Software Review) (Wordtech Systems Arago
dBXL, Arago Quicksilver Arago...             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*An open letter to John Akers: what's wrong with IBM's phones?
(Stephen Manes) (Column)                     [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*The ultimate Word for Windows power tool - cheap! (Best Bets)(Brief
Article) (Product Announcement)              [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Envisioning a great grayscale scanner deal. (Envisions Solutions
Technology bundles scanner with...           [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Free check-writing and invoice programs. (My Software offers free
copies of MyCheckbook, MyInvoices...         [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Take your network to the limit - and beyond. (Artisoft Corp. offering
competitive upgrade to LANtastic 4.1...      [PC-Computing: June 1992]
The PC/Computing 200. (summary of massive evaluation of 200
microcomputer hardware and software...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*View from the top. (highest-scoring of 200 products in massive
evaluation)(includes related article on...   [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*The price is right. (low-cost bargains among 200 microcomputer
products evaluated)                          [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Designs that make a difference. (particularly well-engineered
products among 200 microcomputers...         [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*The ideal Windows PC. (testing shows a set of components that work
together well for running Microsoft...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Editors' choice. (PC/Computing magazine editors pick their favorite
products from among 200 hardware and...      [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*A closer look. (directory of 200 microcomputer hardware and software
products evaluated) (Directory)              [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Test and evaluation methods. (procedures used to test 200
microcomputer hardware and software...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Paint Your PC contest winners. (winners of contest for bizarre
decoration of desktop microcomputers)        [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Cyberpunk meets Mr. Security.
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Watch your language! (Fax Poll results)(humor)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Satisfied with your spreadsheet? (Brief Article)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*A user's guide to the secrets of AUTOEXEC.BAT.
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Remove all unwanted files at once. (Hot Tips)(brief article)
(Tutorial)                                   [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Dangerous stop sign. (end-of-file characters in spreadsheets) (Hot
Tips)(brief article) (Tutorial)              [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*ANSI key assignments at a keystroke. (script file for reassigning
keys using escape sequences) (Hot...         [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*The object packager - OLE support for the masses. (Object Linking and
Embedding) (Windows) (Tutorial)              [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Software secrets. (Brief Article)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Use your range names and contents on paper. (Pro Tips:
Spreadsheets)(brief article) (Tutorial)      [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Putting on the style with templates. (Pro Tips: Word
Processing)(brief article) (Tutorial)        [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Keeping deleted files for future reference. (Pro Tips:
Databases)(brief article) (Tutorial)         [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Hardware hints. (Monitors) (Tutorial)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Dot matrix printer maintenance. (Hardware Checklist)(brief article)
(Tutorial)                                   [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Dot matrix printers. (How it Works)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Q&A. (question-and-answer) (Column)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Challenge. (Brief Article)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Helping your batch files to help themselves: add a simple help system
to make sense of your batch files...         [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Navigating the sea of multimedia labels: does the MPC logo guarantee
anything? (Consumer's Edge)                  [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*PC/C Advocate. (Brief Article)
                                             [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Egghead Software's last discount store stands alone: don't look for
advice or your money back. (Consumer's...    [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Roadworthy printers with impressive output. (Hardware Review)
(overview of seven evaluations of...         [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Brother International HJ-100i. (Hardware Review) (one of seven
evaluations of portable printers in...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Canon BJ-10ex. (Hardware Review) (one of seven evaluations of
portable printers in 'Roadworthy Printers... [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Citizen PN48 Notebook Printer. (Hardware Review) (one of seven
evaluations of portable printers in...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Kodak Diconix 180si. (Hardware Review) (one of seven evaluations of
portable printers in 'Roadworthy Printers... [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Mannesmann Tally MT735. (Hardware Review) (one of seven evaluations
of portable printers in 'Roadworthy...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Seikosha LT-20. (Hardware Review) (one of seven evaluations of
portable printers in 'Roadworthy Printers... [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Star Micronics StarJet SJ-48. (Hardware Review) (one of seven
evaluations of portable printers in...       [PC-Computing: June 1992]
*Virtual reality - it's just very good TV. (Micro Mephisto)(humor)
(Column)                                     [PC-Computing: June 1992]
Drum scanners come to the desktop. (Scanmaster D4000 from Howtek Inc.,
DTS-1015 from Screen USA, and the ScanMate...     [Publish: June 1992]
IBM printers for Macs, Apple scanners for PCs. (Lexmark
International's IBM LaserPrinter 10A and 6A...    [Publish: June 1992]
Powerful, a.k.a. difficult. (Software Review) (Alias Sketch 1.0.2 free
form three dimensional illustration program...    [Publish: June 1992]
Lofty perspective. (Software Review) (24-bit photo-realistic
three-dimensional images with 3D Studio 2.0...    [Publish: June 1992]
Come together: from DTP to DTV. (desktop publishing to desktop
video)(New Media) (Column)                        [Publish: June 1992]
Fine-tuning type. (Type Cast column)(careful hand-tuning can help
eliminate flaws in documents) (Tutorial)          [Publish: June 1992]
Everything you always wanted to know about seps. (Software Review)
(overview evaluation article of six color...      [Publish: June 1992]
Aldus PrePrint plus PageMaker: separation starter kit. (Software
Review) (one of six evaluations of color...       [Publish: June 1992]
Publisher's Prism with Aldus PageMaker and Ventura Publisher:
separation specialist. (Software Review) (one...  [Publish: June 1992]
ReadySetGo: work in progress. (Software Review) (one of six
evaluations of color separation software)...      [Publish: June 1992]
SpectreSeps QX XTension with QuarkXPress: extended capabilities.
(Software Review) (one of six evaluations of...   [Publish: June 1992]
Ventura Separator with Ventura Publisher: well matched. (Software
Review) (one of six evaluations of color...       [Publish: June 1992]
Color publishing: the state of the art and technology. (annual
roundtable discussion) (Panel Discussion)         [Publish: June 1992]
Make your move: add sound and motion for dynamic presentations.
(Software Review) (Madison Ave from Eclipse...    [Publish: June 1992]
A new draw for Windows. (Software Review) (six new PC illustration
programs could challenge the Mac's position as... [Publish: June 1992]
Efi Arazi goes the distance for short-run color. (entrepreneur and
founder of Scitex, and Electronics For...         [Publish: June 1992]
Study of modeling and simulation for a chemical production system.
(Technical)                                    [Simulation: June 1992]
Simulation modeling of human behavior in buildings. (Technical)
                                               [Simulation: June 1992]
Bringing experimental learning to economics: an illustration with a
user-friendly simulation laboratory on...      [Simulation: June 1992]
The simulation of decentralized control: a hostless resource
allocation model. (Technical)                  [Simulation: June 1992]
Techniques for sensitivity analysis of simulation models: a case study
of the CO2 greenhouse effect. (Technical)      [Simulation: June 1992]
Monte Carlo simulation on microcomputers. (Technical)
                                               [Simulation: June 1992]
*Separate, but safe, orbits. (software industry and politics)(Editor's
Letter)                                 [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Only customers matter. (Forum)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Letters. (Letter to the Editor)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Correction/omission. (Brief Article)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Huron a DB2 alternative, too? (Amdahl Corp.'s program development
software, IBM DB2 data base...          [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Dutch postal group picks Softlab's Maestro. (Dutch NMB/Postbank
Group, Softlab GmbH's Maestro II...     [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*GeoVision bringing GIS to MIS. (GeoVision Systems Inc. Enterprise GIS
geographic information systems...       [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Banyan users look to expand influence. (Association of Banyan Users
International's membership drive)...    [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*IBM, industry must resolve pricing: Goldberg. (I.B.M. U.S. Marketing
and Services Group, software...         [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*U.S. looks to Russia for engineering talent. (software engineering)
(Newsfront) (Brief Article)             [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*LAN e-mail integration evolving. (local area networks, electronic
mail systems; Alisa Systems Inc.'s...   [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Success can allow Hypersoft to move beyond DEC. (Newsfront) (Brief
Article)                                [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*DME technology should boost OpenView sales: HP. (Distributed
Management Environment from the Open... [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Neuron Data seeks universal language. (Open Interface 2.0 program
development software)...                [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Ross creates subsidiary to sell HP apps. (Ross Systems Inc, HP-UX and
MPE/iX-based systems applications)...   [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Symantec boosts European operations. (Newsfront) (Brief Article)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Legent, Landmark sign broad pact. (Landmark Software Systems Inc.)
(Newsfront) (Brief Article)             [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Adding value key to survival: Tarrant. (IBM Programming Systems Group
director of open systems marketing...   [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Product briefs. (Newsfront) (Brief Article)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*News in brief. (Newsfront) (Brief Article)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Boeblingen celebrates rebirth; development team keeps pushing VSE
limits. (IBM's development...           [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Beyond OS/2 and Windows: Comdex attendees want true interoperability.
(IBM's OS/2 operating system...         [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*IBM learns Case lesson: AIX group avoiding AD/Cycle mistakes.
(computer-aided software engineering... [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*OSI broadens scope: de facto standards added to approved list. (Open
Systems Interconnection Implementors... [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Magic Software Enterprises. (Field Report) (Brief Article)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Cortex Corp. (CorVision computer-aided software engineering software)
(Field Report) (Brief Article)          [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Building Case consensus: worldwide groups join to create a framework.
(computer-aided software engineering... [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Top End ports. (NCR Corp.'s Top End data base management system
ported by Independence Technologies...  [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Briefs. (Field Report) (Brief Article)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Code trapped between legacy, object worlds. (information systems)
(CASE)                                  [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*LAN capacity planning mostly a black art today. (local area networks)
(Systems Management)(includes...        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Shielding developers from net complexities. (network protocols,
remote procedure calls)...              [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Project managers reap benefits of local nets; LANs offer
connectivity, affordability, while...   [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*SSA harnesses AS/400 growth. (Systems Software Associates Inc., IBM
AS/400 minicomputers) (Cover Story)     [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Space Monitor expands access to IBM SMS data. (Sterling Software
Inc.'s Space Monitor 2.2.0 data base... [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*ShowCase Vista IES ties Lightship EIS to AS/400. (Rochester Software
Connection Inc.'s executive...          [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Microsoft Windows 3.1 offers 1,000 enhancements. (graphical user
interface)(New...                       [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*MV Manager for DBCTL. (Boole and Babbage Inc.'s performance analysis
software)(New Products)(Mainframes)...  [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Recover Plus for DB2. (BMC Software Inc.'s Recovery Plus for DB2
utility program)(New...                 [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Keys. (Software Engineering of America Inc.'s Keys 3.2 utility
program)(New Products)(Mainframes)...   [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Version Merger. (Princeton Softech Inc's utility program)(New
Products)(Mainframes) (Brief...         [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Automatic Operator II. (BlueLine Software Inc.'s data center
management software)(New...             [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Automated Systems Information Management. (Information Retrieval
Companies Inc.'s data center...         [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*DYL-280 II Relational. (Sterling Software Inc.'s data base management
system)(New Products)(Mainframes)...    [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Rocket for QMF. (Rocket Software Inc.'s program development software,
query management facility...            [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*FastCiim. (Interactive Information Systems Inc.'s computer-integrated
manufacturing software)(New...          [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Qwiknet Professional. (Project Software and Development Inc.'s
project management software)(New...     [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Sotas International, Inc. (IBM RS/6000 AIX accounting and human
resource software)(New...               [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*PS/HRMS. (PeopleSoft Inc.'s human resource management system)(New
Products)(Minicomputers) (Brief...      [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Manman HP 8.1. (Ask Computer Systems Inc.'s computer-integrated
manufacturing software)(New...          [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*UniSQL/X. (UniSQL Inc.'s UniSQL/X data base management system and
UniSQL/4GE program development...       [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*DEC InstantSQL 1.0. (Digital Equipment Corp.'s program development
software)(New...                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Brief. (Solution Systems Inc.'s text editor)(New
Products)(Microcomputers) (Brief...     [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*OpenInsight. (Revelation Technologies Inc.'s program development
software)(New...                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*ERwin/DBF. (Logic Works Inc.'s computer-aided software engineering
software, entity-relationship...        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*CA-Realia Cobol 4.2, CA-Realia CICS 2.3, CA-Realia IMS 2.0, CA-Realia
DL/I 2.0 and CA-Realia 370 2.0...       [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Aion Development Systems Case Integration Option (ADS/CIO). (Aion
Corp.'s expert system development...    [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Pose 4.3. (Computer Systems Advisers Inc.'s computer-aided software
engineering software)(New...            [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Calendar. (Brief Article)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Yours, mine and ours. (Technology Transfer)
                                        [Software Magazine: June 1992]
*Creating creditable IT curriculum. (information technology;
Information Technology...    [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*New Windows restrictions open doors to kiosk apps. (Microsoft Windows
3.1 graphical user...        [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Brouting protocol is good news. (RND Network Devices Inc.; Dynamic
Shortest Path First...       [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*The case for PC Unix. (Unix Report) (Column)
                             [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Evernet's brash bid for the top. (Evernet Systems Inc.) (Integrator
of the Month) (Company...    [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Wyoming bucks paperwork with imaging. (Price Waterhouse helps
Wyoming's Department of...   [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Chemical companies need you. (chemical industry focuses on reducing
system costs...              [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Integrators satisfy hunger for safe storage. (Redundant Arrays of
Inexpensive Disks)...        [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Managing the document mess. (growing number of firms look to control
their document...            [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Novell courts integrators for enterprise LANs. (local area networks;
includes related article...  [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Students today, integrators tomorrow. (HFSI Inc. recruits students
from Thomas Jefferson...     [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*NetWare gains enterprise features. (Novell Inc. executive vice
president of desktop...      [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
*Imaging: a business strategy for the 1990s. (Wang Laboratories Inc.'s
Office 2000 strategy...      [Systems Integration Business: June 1992]
At-risk, ESL and special education: many products with many uses...
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
OS/2 version 2.0: good fit for education. (Product Profile)(IBM's...
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
Texts can contain many books' chapters, original notes. (University...
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
PC beats workstation in price, boasts power. (Dell Computer Corp.'s...
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
An update on Pennsylvania's ITEC project. (Information Technology...
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
Satellite distance learning: collaboration meets demands of special...
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
A technology solution for personnel development in Georgia.
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
Networked information resources in distance graduate education for...
      [T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education): June 1992]
Internet Society may spur further reorganization. (Bulletin)
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
FTS 2000 pricing falls under new scrutiny. (AT&T and US Sprint's
government telecommunications network) [Telecommunications: June 1992]
Pacific Telesis mulls "mini-divestiture". (Pacific Telesis Group)
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
A metamorphosis in communication: 25 years in the making.
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
Can high-speed networks help US companies regain a competitive edge?
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
The international dimension: PTTs.
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
Nokia repositions for a major cellular marketing initiative. (includes
related article on The Nokia 101...    [Telecommunications: June 1992]
Rightsizing: redistributing the electronic workload.
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
Life after X.25: the evolution to frame relay and cell relay.
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
The enterprise network - who's in the driver's seat?
                                       [Telecommunications: June 1992]
Toys for the boys: opportunities in the new telecom industry. Wish we
knew their full extent.                       [Teleconnect: June 1992]
Junk faxes: A great marketing tool? Or a customer irritant?
                                              [Teleconnect: June 1992]
A new open switch for small business. (new Open Application Interface
products and services) (An OAI Focus )...     [Teleconnect: June 1992]
Telecom Developers '92: the theme: customized telecom solutions.
                                              [Teleconnect: June 1992]
The great generic component controversy and other secondary market
tales: technical competence...                [Teleconnect: June 1992]
Getting wired: building industry gurus gather at the BICSI conference.
(Building Industry Consulting Service...      [Teleconnect: June 1992]
Installation tips: six steps to smoother installs. (includes related
articles on connectivity equipment and...     [Teleconnect: June 1992]
Decisions, decisions. (selecting telemanagement software)
(Telemanagement) (Buyers Guide)               [Teleconnect: June 1992]
Telemanagement software: buyers guide. (includes related articles on
specific products and software selection...   [Teleconnect: June 1992]
The Toshiba T4400 '486 laptop series: lightning speed, great quality,
lots of hard choices and hefty price...       [Teleconnect: June 1992]
CO line simulators: tiny central offices for demonstrations and sales.
(small, self-contained telephone companies)   [Teleconnect: June 1992]
Tiny telco roundup: a CO-line simulator buyers' guide. (includes
related articles on specific products)...     [Teleconnect: June 1992]
*Doug Michel's shoes. (the Santa Cruz Operation's Doug Michel)(what is
required in a desktop implementation of...    [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Silicon Graphics Inc., Mips Computer Systems Inc. (the two companies
merge) (Currents: A Monthly Compendium of...  [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Kubota Corp., Digital Equipment Corp. (form a technology partnership
to use DEC's Alpha 64-bit reduced...          [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Softool Corp., CenterLine Software Inc. (form a strategic alliance to
integrate Softool's CCC/Manager with...       [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*IBM. (creates the Highly Parallel Supercomputing Systems Laboratory
in Kingston, NY, to develop parallel...       [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Intel Corp. (establishes a European supercomputer development center
in Munich, Germany, to develop software...    [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Lucid Inc., HAL Computer Systems Inc. (sign a technology agreement to
use Lucid's SPARC-based C, C++ and FORTRAN... [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Booting by the numbers: BOOTP. (internetworking using the UNIX
Bootstrap Protocol, or BOOTP)(Net Worth)...   [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Porting at the binary level: a look at how Hunter Systems does the
impossible. (Hunter Systems ports DOS...      [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Moving C from DOS to UNIX: a successful port requires thoughtful
design, careful implementation, and a lot...  [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*The Hewlett-Packard 9000/710 workstation. (includes a related article
profiling the product reviewed) (Hardware...  [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Errata. (the review of IBM's RS/6000 model 320H workstation in the
April 1992 issue included the wrong report... [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Disk utilities. (Interactive Systems Corp.'s Norton Utilities for
UNIX, Xtree Co.'s Xtree, Cactus...            [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Norton Utilities. (one of four reviews of disk utility programs for
PC-based UNIX systems) (Software Review)...   [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Xtree for UNIX. (one of four evaluations of disk utility programs for
PC-based UNIX systems) (Software Review)...   [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Cactus Utilities. (Cactus International's Lone-Arranger and System
Crash Air-Bag)(one of four evaluations of...  [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Paragon. (one of four evaluations of disk utility programs for
PC-based UNIX systems) (Software Review)...   [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Reality check. (an object class and its code are presented)(C++
Advisor)(column) (Tutorial)                   [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Some random thoughts. (programming random-number generators for
various applications)(Software...             [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Internet host data. (finding host data on Internet using the
nslookup, dig and whois programs)(Daemons...  [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Politeness counts. (programming well-behaved X Window System
applications)(Cross Thoughts)(column)...      [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Buzzwords International. (a new version of Professional Edit for
Hewlett-Packard Co.'s 9000 and Data...        [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Contexture Systems. (a new version of the Contessa graphical
development toolset for creating X-based...   [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*BoxHill Systems Corp. (introduces the RAID Box fault-tolerant
redundant array of inexpensive disks)...      [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*ECCS Products Group. (introduces the ECCS Space Tower storage unit
providing up to 10Gbytes of hard disk...      [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*CMC. (introduces the CMC-950 Fiber Distributed Data Interface adapter
for Sun SPARC-based SBus computers) (brief... [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Xyplex Inc. (introduces the 6025 Ethernet-to-X.25 gateway) (brief
article)(Recent Releases: Hardware)...        [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Correction. (the wrong telephone number for BSDI in Falls Church, VA,
was printed in the March 1992 issue; the...   [UNIX Review: June 1992]
*Who cares? ("Don't Care" bit positions in device tables and
port-wiring diagrams; various other...        [UNIX Review: June 1992]
Next takes bigger steps. (Next Computer Inc.)(includes a related
article comparing Apple CEO John Sculley...    [UNIX World: June 1992]
Finally, a user group with teeth. (the Computer Users of Europe)(UNIX
in Europe) (Column)                            [UNIX World: June 1992]
Alpha moves DEC into open systems. (DEC's Alpha 64-bit reduced
instruction set computer architecture)(The...  [UNIX World: June 1992]
Atria's Clearcase targets see-through software development. (Atria
Software Inc.'s Clearcase computer-aided...    [UNIX World: June 1992]
Making book on UNIX: the SPARCbook is the first notebook computer to
support a workstation brand of UNIX...         [UNIX World: June 1992]
Hewlett-Packard targets the glass house; computer giant hopes its UNIX
minicomputers will serve as a "Trojan...       [UNIX World: June 1992]
An unsung academic. (University of California at Berkeley Computer
Science Department Professor and Chmn David... [UNIX World: June 1992]
Passport to open systems in Europe: With the European computer market
demanding more service and support, can U.S... [UNIX World: June 1992]
Popular software heads for Windows. (more vendors port their software
packages to Microsoft Windows)                 [UNIX World: June 1992]
Buying basics of GUI builders: these tools will help you build X
applications in days instead of weeks or...    [UNIX World: June 1992]
Porting your way to interoperability: two GUI products adhere to
standards and offer portability to many...     [UNIX World: June 1992]
Hunter Systems brings popular word processor to UNIX. (Xywrite III+)
(Software Review) (Product Review)...          [UNIX World: June 1992]
Internet on the cheap: new PsiLink service makes UNIX e-mail available
to the DOS masses. (Performance Systems...     [UNIX World: June 1992]
OSI goes from talk to action. (the Open Systems Interconnect
communication standards)(Standards) (Column)   [UNIX World: June 1992]
Making the Internet connection: the key to opening the door to the
Internet is understanding Internet...          [UNIX World: June 1992]
Program trading protection: one program trader pushes at every turn
for trading safeguards...        [Wall Street & Technology: June 1992]
Wall Street's quiet revolution. (technology)
                                 [Wall Street & Technology: June 1992]
The automated world explorer. (Templeton, Galbraith & Hansberger
Ltd.'s international...          [Wall Street & Technology: June 1992]
Learning risk the Susquehanna way. (alliance between Susquehanna
Partners and Chase Manhattan...  [Wall Street & Technology: June 1992]
The NeXT wave on Wall Street. (NeXT Inc.)
                                 [Wall Street & Technology: June 1992]
From stamps to stocks; with an arsenal of computer systems, money
manager Theodore R. Aronson...   [Wall Street & Technology: June 1992]
Technology is not the enemy. (Viewpoint) (Column)
                                 [Wall Street & Technology: June 1992]
All hands on DEC. (first quarter losses)
                                          [Which Computer?: June 1992]
One stop shopping: the days of buying applications separately may soon
be over.                                  [Which Computer?: June 1992]
In name only: Amstrad's new Professional series PCs Seem to be Intel
machines in Amstrad clothing. (Amstrad... [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Internal affairs: internal auditors are targeting IT systems with the
aim of improving management control...    [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Driving ambitions. (information technology system at Nissan Motor
Manufacturing UK Ltd.'s Sunderland...     [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Body conscious. (information technology system at Body Shop
International PLC retail chain)           [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Character reference. (includes related article on history of optical
character recognition) (Technology...     [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Architect of success. (Intel Corp. Pres Andrew Grove) (Interview)
                                          [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Passing the buck. (information technology departments are turning to
outsourcing for cost reductions)...       [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Project management software. (overview of three evaluations of project
management software) (includes table...   [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Occasional use: Symantec On Target. (includes related articles on
Microsoft Project for Windows...          [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Frequent use: DeepakSareen InstaPlan. (Deepak Sareen Associates'
project management software)(includes...  [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Advanced: Micro Planning Microplanner Xpert. (Micro Planning
International Inc.'s project...           [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Notebook computers. (includes related articles on United Distillers'
use of notebook computers, power...       [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Budget: Amstrad ANB 386SX40. (Amstrad Consumer Electronics PLC
notebook computer) (includes related...   [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Mid-range: Zenith Mastersport SL. (Zenith Datasystems Inc.'s notebook
computer) (includes related articles...   [Which Computer?: June 1992]
High performance: Compaq LTE Lite 25. (Compaq's notebook computer)
(includes related articles on...          [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Widening the net. (Corporate Profile: Novell) (includes relate
articles on Digital Research's effort...  [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Special license. (negotiating concurrent software licenses) (includes
related article on alternative...         [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Crime and punishment. (UK's Computer Misuse Act 1990 provides new ways
to prosecute computer hackers)...         [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Called to account. (Consultancy: Finance) (includes related article on
accounting tips)                          [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Adding the words. (Consultancy: Windows) (Microsoft Windows) (includes
related article on common word...         [Which Computer?: June 1992]
Letter from Italy. (Worldview: Italy) (Ing. C. olivetti e Compagnia
S.p.A. Chmn Carlo De Benedetti is...      [Which Computer?: June 1992]
*Entry-level market reaches critical mass. (dropping hardware and
software prices, the growing small and... [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*The far side of software success. (a profile of and the positive
outlook for Amaze Inc. of Kirkland, WA... [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Free Microsoft support option for developers. (News Watch: Microsoft
Corp.'s new ISV Support Connection...     [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*New device driver kit for Windows 3.1. (News Watch: Microsoft Corp.
ships $500 Device Driver Kit to enable... [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Microsoft bundles DOS and Windows. (News Watch: $149 package of
MS-DOS and Windows is only available...   [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*WPMA launches "Connect-A-Thon" testing for developers. (News Watch:
Windows and OS/2 Developers Assn...       [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*IBM to lose rights to Windows code? (News Watch: IBM's growing
hostile relationship with Microsoft...    [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*New sales records for Windows and Windows products. (News Watch:
Microsoft says more than 3 million...     [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Business Audio gets boost from big shots. (News Watch: Microsoft,
Compaq Computer and Analog Devices...     [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*PC Expo promises plenty of Windows products. (News Watch:
Windows-based products and product...     [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*WOSA moves into licensing and banking realms. (News Watch: Microsoft
Corp. extends its Windows Open System...  [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Bill's newest nightmare. (Berst Bets: Novell teams with most
Microsoft competitors to establish...     [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Lotus splits development chores. (Industry Watch: Lotus Development
Corp., which has product development...   [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Acquisitions. (Industry Watch: Computer Associates purchases two
Windows software packages: BASIC...       [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Planning a big event - part one. (Marketing Watch: elements of
producing a promotional event in the...   [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Surviving a hostile software market. (Industry Forum: strategies for
success in a changing and highly...       [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Euro market trends. (Special Report: analysis of the European Windows
market; sales of Windows and...           [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Windows Watcher interview: Microsoft's Bernard Vergnes. (the
Microsoft Europe president discusses...   [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*A look at the UK market. (Global Watch: what computer systems,
software, peripherals and networking...   [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Microsoft's grip loosens on the top ten. (Sales Watch: Microsoft
Corp.'s Word and Excel software...        [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*RoboHELP automates help files. (Development Watch: the useful
software package from Blue Sky...         [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Effective GUI design - part two. (Corporate Computing Watch: using
Microsoft Windows; how to select and...   [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*Product watch. (new and forthcoming Windows-compatible client server,
music, data base management, desktop...   [Windows Watcher: June 1992]
*From the editor. (Microsoft Windows programming myths) (Editorial)
                          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Writing a Windows debugger. (Tutorial)
                          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Preventing, detecting and fixing Windows memory bugs. (debugging
under Microsoft...        [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Intercepting DLL function calls. (Dynamic Link Libraries)
(programming and...       [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*3.1's internal window structure: plus Edititem tricks, linear memory
locations, tabbing and... [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Displaying bitmap images inside dialog boxes. (Microsoft Windows 3.0
graphics programming)...  [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*For a consistent user interface, center your window. (centering
windows and dialog...     [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Soft-ICE/W from Nu-Mega Technologies. (Software Review) (Nu-Mega
Technologies'...          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Compile-time genericity: part 1. (Programming Style) (Column)
                          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Tech tips. (Column)
                          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Genus updates suite of products. (Genus Microprogramming)(New
Products - Brief...       [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Microsoft automates Windows testing. (introduces Microsoft Test for
Windows) (New...          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Eiffel comes to PCs. (Interactive Software Engineering introduces
Eiffel/5 programming...   [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*FTM correction. (Ancier Technologies' FastFont Typeface Manager
font-management code...   [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Lahey adds DPMI support. (Lahey Computer Systems Inc. introduces
F77L-EM/32 5.0 FORTRAN... [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Object-Menu provides GUI for DOS C++. (New Products)(Brief Article)
(Product Announcement)    [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Toolkit helps create text/graphics SAA interfaces. (Software
Interphase...             [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*TV toolkit adds C++ support. (Blaise Computing Inc. Turbo Vision
Development Toolkit)...   [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*ImageMan/VB eases Visual Basic image manipulation. (Data Techniques
Inc. introduces...        [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*WATCOM ships v9.0. (WATCOM introduces C 9.0 compiler) (New
Products)(Brief...        [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Whitewater introduces ObjectGraphics for C++. (The Whitewater Group
introduces new...         [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*AdamSoft offers C/Smalltalk Windows tools. (AdamSoft introduces
WindowsCreator for...     [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*GUI Computer releases Windows table for C++. (GUI Computer Inc.
introduces ObjectTable... [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*IDC ships TCXL v6.0. (Innovative Data Concepts Inc. introduces TCXL
6.0 graphical...          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Readers' forum. (Letter to the Editor)
                          [Windows-DOS Developer's Journal: June 1992]
*Macros that use variables. (how to write a macro with variables in
WordPerfect Corp.'s WordPerfect...   [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Understanding backup options. (Timed Document Backup and Original
Document Backup features of...       [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Sorting parallel columns with block protect. (PSORT.WPM macro of
WordPerfect Corp.'s WordPerfect...   [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Lightning labels: tag your file folders in a flash with these 5.1
macros. (LABELS.WPM and...           [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Exams with class: creating tests with tables and merge. (WordPerfect
Corp.'s WordPerfect 5.1 word...      [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Letting the air out; save disk space with data compression.
                                     [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*The WordPerfect challenge II. (testing users' knowledge of and skills
with WordPerfect Corp.'s...          [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Improve your memory; a review of RAM managers. (a memory manager can
improve the performance of...        [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Basic tools for building tables. (the Tables feature of WordPerfect
Corp.'s WordPerfect 5.1 word...      [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*Billing with a keyboard merge. (features of WordPerfect Corp.'s
WordPerfect 5.1 word processing...   [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
*It's not all black and white. (Print Color feature of WordPerfect
Corp.'s WordPerfect word...          [WordPerfect Magazine: June 1992]
U.S. phone firms lay stakes in New European frontier.
                                      [Los Angeles Times: May 31 1992]
AT&T, unions recess talks without agreement.
                                      [Los Angeles Times: May 31 1992]
A plug-in upgrade chip that's packed with power. (Intel Corp.'s
Overdrive microprocessor) (The...    [The New York Times: May 31 1992]
Now software giants are targeting E-mail. (Networking) (first in a
series on E-mail)                    [The New York Times: May 31 1992]
Plan your vacation from your keyboard. (Software Review) (brief
evaluations of four shareware...  [San Jose Mercury News: May 31 1992]
Holy Macintosh, it's a bat-computer! (Apple's Newton personal digital
assistant)                        [San Jose Mercury News: May 31 1992]
Dregs of the past, hope of the future. (Software Review) (WordPerfect
Works for DOS integrated...       [San Jose Mercury News: May 31 1992]
AT&T talks with unions go down to the wire.
                                      [Los Angeles Times: May 30 1992]
Plastic keys to phone wizardry. (long-distance calling cards)
                                     [The New York Times: May 30 1992]
New TV signals are sent 75 miles in test. (Zenith Electronics Corp.
and AT&T show high-definition...     [The New York Times: May 30 1992]
Apple proves Newton works. (hand-held computer)
                                  [San Jose Mercury News: May 30 1992]
Officials defend Japan: low chip imports blamed on slump. (US/Japan
semiconductor trade agreement...  [San Jose Mercury News: May 30 1992]
Apple can't wait to unveil tiny computer: but the company's hand-held
'personal digital assistant' may...   [Los Angeles Times: May 29 1992]
A revolt by Centel's investors; stock plunges 25% on Sprint proposal.
                                     [The New York Times: May 29 1992]
House panel approves bill to curb 'Baby Bell' services. (House
Judiciary subcommittee)              [The New York Times: May 29 1992]
Apple to give the public its first look at Newton. (Apple Computer's
new pocket-sized, pen-based...       [The New York Times: May 29 1992]
*Borland premieres Paradox 4.0 in Melbourne. (Borland International
Inc.'s data base management system)...        [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Deutsche Bundespost Telekom opens Moscow office.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Ericsson lands $42 million Chinese cellular phone contract.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*AT&T to hire 100 Russian scientists. (fiber optic research)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Digital Multimedia takes over X-CAD for the Amiga. (AVT goes into
bankruptcy)                                   [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Macintoshes produce animated TV programs. (Unlimited Energee receives
contract from Burbank Animation)              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Bachman changes tack on IBM repository. (Bachman Information Systems
Inc. supports IBM Repository Manager/MVS)     [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*New for PCs: BusinessVision expands accounting package.
(BusinessVision Management Systems Inc.'s...  [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Low cost Nintendo machine due in summer. (Super NES )
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Ultra definition TV project starts in Japan. (Nippon Denshin Denwa
KK, ASCII Corp., NHK Japan Broadcasting...    [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*JVC links with Hughes on liquid crystal projection. (Japan Victor
Corp., joint venture called Hughes JVC...     [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Bill designed to limit baby Bells info business pursuits.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Bell stocks fall following Sprint-Centel deal.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Motorola chairman keynotes CES. (Consumer Electronics Show) (George
Fisher)                                       [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Journalists to get satellite news network. (Redgate Communications
Corp., National Technological University)     [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*America Online offers free file access. (Summer Software Madness)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Storagetek shareholder meeting heated at times. (Storage Technology
Corp.)                                        [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Zenith intros two PC-compatible pocket organizers. (Zenith
Datasystems Inc.'s ZDS-106, ZDS-112)...       [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Zenith, AT&T claim long distance HDTV transmission success. (Zenith
Electronics)                                  [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Smith Corona, Acer end joint venture. (Acer America Corp.)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Beame & Whiteside to upgrade products. (Beame and Whiteside Software
Ltd.'s BW-TCP for DOS 3.0, BW-NFS for DOS...  [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*NCR, Software Clearing House sign marketing pact. (Frame Technology
Corp.)                                        [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*IBM researchers produce tiny transistors.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*New for PCs: Lotus shipping LotusWorks 3.0. (Lotus Development
Corp.'s integrated software) (Product...      [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Macs to be sold in electronics/office superstores. (Apple Computer
Inc. signs distribution deals with Silo...    [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Bring back the operator. (telephone operators) (Editorial)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Roundup: stories carried by other media this week.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Hard Drive, Bill Gates & the Making of the Microsoft Empire._(book
reviews)                                      [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Ross Perot, An Unauthorized Biography._(book reviews)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*AST multimedia PC for home-office & new users. (AST Research Inc.'s
Advantage! 386SX/25 Multimedia PC )...        [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
*Apple shows first Newton at CES. (Consumer Electronics Show)
(portable computer)                           [Newsbytes: May 29 1992]
Newton takes the stage: Apple Enters Consumer Electronics. (hand-held
computer promoted at Consumer...  [San Jose Mercury News: May 29 1992]
Computing steals showcase. (Consumer Electronics Show 1992)
                                  [San Jose Mercury News: May 29 1992]
Centel shares plummet 25% on Sprint's bid: several big holders
indicate they oppose stock...   [The Wall Street Journal: May 29 1992]
IBM to resell PC server made by small firm. (Parallan Computer Corp.'s
295)                            [The Wall Street Journal: May 29 1992]
Apple introduces 'Newton' featuring printing by hand. (Product
Announcement)                   [The Wall Street Journal: May 29 1992]
Bill to codify Baby Bell order gains in house. (passes muster in House
Judiciary's Economic and...     [The Wall Street Journal: May 29 1992]
Supercomputing set for L3.5bn EC boost. (3.5 billion pounds sterling,
European Commission)                    [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Lufthansa in dilemma over Unisys contracts. (Deutsche Lufthansa AG)
                                        [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
HP issues challenge to IBM's mainframes.
                                        [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
IBM's storage system takes in tape at last.
                                        [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
BCS Computing plans 'hands-on' investment.
                                        [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Intel slays 386DX chip with single Overdrive.
                                        [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Microsoft tempts users away from OS2 to Windows. (Microsoft Windows)
                                        [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Trendsetting trio take central line. (Novell Inc., Sybase Inc.,
Ungermann-Bass integrate local-area...  [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Why thrashing about in tar-pits should end. (in-house applications
programming)                            [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
The cultural revolution. (Management, marketing of information
technology services)                    [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
US outlook. ( unauthorized biographies of Microsoft Chmn William
Gates) (Column)                         [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Changing channels: falling prices and changes in user attitude are
leading to a revolution in sales...     [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Bridging the cost gap. (first of a series offering practical solutions
to typical information technology...    [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Objects of desire. (interview with Bjarne Stroustrup, inventor and
implementor of the C++ language)...     [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
A taste for tourists: software and services firm Autofile has 180 tour
operators using its tailor-made...      [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Accountable to the users: some serious applications are now being
developed for Windows. (Software...     [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Pay as you use. (software vendors of computer-aided software
engineering packages change their...    [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Contractor wins influential post. (Independent Computer Contractors
specialist group chmn Mike Cullen...    [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Project leaders have their skills measured.
                                        [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
Programmer turns to caring life. (Sandy Kerr helps disabled people
learn to use computers)                 [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
A bright spark who's Hardy's biggest fan. (National Power official
John Handby, British novelist Thomas... [Computer Weekly: May 28 1992]
FDDI chips move to copper wire: 100-Mbps LAN for desktops - but
approval could take 18 months. (Fiber...            [EDN: May 28 1992]
Hot and cold hiring in Texas and Oklahoma: South Central region has
pockets of activity but no great growth.            [EDN: May 28 1992]
IC drives four high-side MOSFETs: on-chip charge pump boosts voltages
without external components. (Linear Technology...  [EDN: May 28 1992]
Router uses multiple i960CFs to speed multiprotocol networking: Intel
microprocessor's larger instruction, data caches... [EDN: May 28 1992]
Scopes feature 125-MHz single-shot capture: models sample at 500
Msamples/sec on each of two or four channels...     [EDN: May 28 1992]
Demand tops supply of HDL tool developers. (Hardware Description
Language)                                           [EDN: May 28 1992]
Mixed-signal models: the pressure's on. (Technology Briefing)
(Technical)                           [Electronic Design: May 28 1992]
Steered, bidirectional current source creates unique 24-bit ADC.
(analog-to-digital converter)...      [Electronic Design: May 28 1992]
Laser programming turns 18-Kgate arrays around fast. (Chip Express
Corp. enhances its fast-turnaround... [Electronic Design: May 28 1992]
DC supply keeps line power factor near unity. (Vicor Corp. VI-HAM
surge suppressor) (Cover Story)       [Electronic Design: May 28 1992]
BiCMOS process advances deliver bipolar speed; as biCMOS performance
improves, the breadth of...           [Electronic Design: May 28 1992]
Application requirements have profoundly influenced capacitor design.
(Technical)                           [Electronic Design: May 28 1992]
Hierarchical accelerator speeds VHDL at any level. (standard
hardware-description language...      [Electronic Design: May 28 1992]
*Allen to replace Fullarton as IIA chief; search continues for
president. (Kenneth...    [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*A U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary panel. (votes to report out
a bill banning the...     [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*The presidents of General Cinema and Macmillan/McGraw-Hill. (General
Cinema names Richard...   [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*Maxwell Macmillan International. (names Charles Siegel president,
replacing Laszlo...       [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*Hilary Thomas. (former president of France Telecom subsidiary Minitel
USA is named president... [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*Court upholds ban on mail order taxes. (the US Supreme Court finds
that Congress has the...  [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*Should the government be taxing its own info? (the US Congress passes
a tax on information...   [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*Zephyr offers satellite version of Commerce Business Daily. (Zephyr
Communications offers...  [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
*PacTel buys vehicle-finder company. (Pacific Telesis buys 51 percent
of International...       [Information Industry Bulletin: May 28 1992]
Sprint to acquire cellular phone firm in stock swap. (Sprint Corp.
buys Centel Corp.)                    [Los Angeles Times: May 28 1992]
Harnessing evolution to write the software. (Innovation) (Column)
                                      [Los Angeles Times: May 28 1992]
The personal computer as schoolmate. (computer equipment used at Orion
Elementary School in Redwood City...  [Los Angeles Times: May 28 1992]
Control Data to split into computer, services firms. (computer
operation renamed Control Data...     [Los Angeles Times: May 28 1992]
Senate plan to sell radio frequencies.
                                     [The New York Times: May 28 1992]
$3 billion acquisition by Sprint; Centel purchase set through stock
deal.                                [The New York Times: May 28 1992]
Control Data to separate into two companies.
                                     [The New York Times: May 28 1992]
Giving consumers a peek at tomorrow's gizmos: playthings to come.
(preview of the Consumer...          [The New York Times: May 28 1992]
*New for PC: Crystal offers report writer for ObjectVision. (Crystal
Services Inc.'s Quik Reports for Windows)...  [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Progress to port its 4GL to DEC Alpha. (Progress Software Corp.'s
Progress fourth generation language)          [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Call for IT representation in HK Legislative Council. (information
technology)                                   [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Bi-annual CommunicAsia in Singapore first week of June.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Mail order tax gets ax from Supreme Court - door still open.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Motorola upgrades modem control package. (GlobalView 2.0
communications software) (Product...          [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Broderbund releases educational games for Apple II. (Broderbund
Software Inc.'s Treehouse, Where in...        [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*SMC moving into network management. (EliteView, PC Agent/SNMP, SNMP
over IPX) (Product Announcement)              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Japanese virus may be rampant on August 31. (Aug31 virus will erase
input; free vaccine available)                [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Riso develops digital printer interface for IBM & Apple. (Riso Kagaku
Industry)                                     [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*NatSemi and Israeli govt enter joint manufacture deal. (National
Semiconductor Corp.)                          [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*AST donates computers to Rebuild LA. (Los Angeles) (AST Research
Inc.)                                         [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*India: Oberoi's client-server software for deluxe hotels. (Oberoi
Software's O'pm/OPEN) (Product Announcement)  [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*India: PC networking without LAN cards. (United Networks Proprietary
Limited's Mail+ network hub) (Product...      [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*India: Ventura utility for PostScript printers. (Digital Studio's
vp-fx printer software) (Product...           [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Control Data to split into two companies. (Control Data Systems Inc.,
Ceridian Corp.)                               [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*IBM to lose Windows license next year.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Tandy, Casio collaborate on new Personal Info Processors. (Casio
Computer Company Ltd.)                        [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Abacus offers toll free software help. (Abacus Global Support)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Identity markets memory/mice/drives like tomatoes. (Identity Systems
Technology Inc.)                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Doubler 486's used to mimic 486 50 MHz systems. (Intel 486DX2)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*$40 device solves 486 clone intermittent heat problems. (pcupid's CPU
Kooler) (Product Announcement)                [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Hills calls for Japan semiconductor market investigation. (US Trade
Representative Carla Hills)                   [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Ericsson/Motorola pool GSM mobile phone technologies. (Groupe
Speciale Mobile)                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*IBM Canada announces AS/400 software agreements. (Cognos Corp.,
SoftKey Software Products Inc.'s Insight...   [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Wang to chop more than 1,000 jobs. (Wang Laboratories Inc.)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Sprint wins Centel, without applause.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Phones win headlines during CES week. (Consumer Electronics Show)
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*International phone update.
                                              [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Opti wins judgement on one of two C&T patent suits. (Chips and
Technologies Inc.)                            [Newsbytes: May 28 1992]
*Part II: adaptive computation at work. (second of a two-part series
on adaptive computation; introduction to... [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
*Programming by evolution: a brief review. (an introduction to genetic
algorithms)                                 [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
*Genetic algorithms at work. (biographical information on Lawrence
Davis, a specialist in genetic algorithms)  [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
*About genetic algorithm applications. (the kinds and functioning of
genetic algorithms, problems suited to...   [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
*John Koza: genetic programming sorcerer in search of apprentices. (an
introduction to the core concepts of...     [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
*Release 0.5 - bad life: viruses. (evolving computer viruses are
inevitable in a networked world, but a...   [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
*Resources and phone numbers. (contacts and books concerned with
genetic algorithms; an International...     [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
*Release 1.0 calendar. (computer industry conferences, symposia and
exhibitions, most relating to advanced...   [Release 1.0: May 28 1992]
U.S. probing Japan chip pact.
                                  [San Jose Mercury News: May 28 1992]
Sony walks in with a half-pint CD player that also records. (Sony
Corp.'s Mini Disc) (Product...    [San J