Dell 325, a quality 80386 machine
Volkswriter 4, an updated version from Lifetree
ComputerEyes, Digital Vision offers low-cost digitizing on the Macintosh
DataFinder and ScriptView, Paradox helpers from TSR Systems and Farpoint Systems
NeuroShell, a problem-solving program from Ward Systems Group
System Sleuth, DTG's system utility package
Preliminary tests suggest ALR will continue to dominate the DOS performance arena.
[author : Rich Malloy]
The Zenith Z-386/33 features true 33-MHz performance and EISA-ready architecture.
[author : Jon Udell]
Jerry goes after bad sectors on his hard disk drive.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Mac users are getting word processors with "the right stuff." Users of other systems will benefit by this trend.
[author : Ezra Shapiro]
How well do personal computer fax boards work with tabletop models?
[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
A guide for those of us who have lost track of which Mac has what.
[author : Torn Thompson]
Mapping your hard disk under OS/2.
[author : Mark Minasi]
To understand LANs, you have to dissect the functional layers of the LAN operating system.
[author : Mark L. Van Name and Bill Catchings]
The BYTE Lab takes a look at 17 2400-bps modems equipped with data compression and error correction.
[author : Steve Apiki and Stanford Diehl]
Apple's Mac SE/30 promises to be the company's price/performance leader.
[author : Torn Thompson]
To choose between the Tandon and FiveStar computers, you have to look beyond performance.
[author : John Unger]
A look at hand-held scanners from The Complete PC, DFI, Logitech, KYE, Comar Systek, and Skyworld Technology.
[author : Mark L. Van Name and Bill Catchings]
Design limitations compromise potential speed improvements on 16-bit adapters.
[author : Bradley Dyck Kliewer]
Digitalk's program puts pure object-oriented programming on the Macintosh.
[author : Ray Valdes]
CASE:W from CASEWorks takes some of the pain out of Windows programming.
[author : Alex Lane]
The first CAD program from Claris may provide serious competition to VersaCAD for the Mac.
[author : Paul Tuten]
This advanced drawing and graphics program could be the best yet for the IBM PC AT.
[author : Sue Rosenberg]
[author : Laurence H. Loeb]
SuperPaint 2.0
Swivel 3D
[author : Jan Eugenides]
[author : Don Crabb]
[author : Laurence H. Loeb]
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
A look at data encryption and other basic security measures.
[author : Martin Kochanski]
A discussion of the fundamentals of computer cryptography.
[author : Asael Dror]
It's more important than ever to guard your data and your system against infection by computer viruses.
[author : Ross M. Greenberg]
The major approaches to microcomputer security, and the pick of the products in each category.
[author : Peter Stephenson]
A sampling of the security products currently available.
The latest versions of PC-DOS have features that speed up file access for applications
[author : Fetchi Chen]
A handy Prolog program called Spot helps you validate and verify rule bases.
[author : Alex Lane]
The BYTE Lab turned a standard IBM PC AT into a personal workstation-but was it worth it?
[author : Stanford Diehl]
A look at how modems achieve their high performance.
[author : L. Brett Glass]
Understanding the MS-DOS, Unix, and Macintosh HFS file-systems helps when you run into trouble.
[author : Rick Grehan]