Your complete guide to 12 state-of-the-art graphical user interfaces.
[author : Frank Hayes and Nick Baran]
DeskJet Plus, Hewlett-Packard improves a winner
PixelPaint 2.0, big improvements from SuperMac Technology
HyperPAD, Brightbill-Roberts' desktop manager with hypertext power
Mitsubishi Smart Mouse, useful for specialized applications
Counterpart, a security device from Fifth Generation Systems
Color imaging for the Mac II and SE/30 takes a leap forward with this new program.
[author : Tom Thompson]
Quick Pascal and Turbo Pascal 5.5 are both friendly environments for object-oriented programming.
[author : Jon Udell]
Jerry wages his annual battle with taxes and breaks in a new Northgate computer.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Is the industry paying too much attention to bells and whistles and not enough to simplicity?
[author : Ezra Shapiro]
A discussion of how to set up a typical CONFIG.SYS file under OS/2.
[author : Mark Minasi]
When your hard disk suddenly crashes, all is not necessarily lost.
[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
The Mac is changing the face of computer-aided instruction.
[author : Don Crabb]
The OSI reference model is the framework within which international communications standards are developed.
[author : Mark L. Van Name and Bill Catchings]
The BYTE Lab takes a look at five different PC-LAN operating systems.
[author : Steve Apiki, Stanford Diehl, and Rick Grehan]
The Model 70-A21 is the fastest of the PS/2s, but it's slower than its competition.
[author : Caroline Halliday]
The Tektronix Phaser CP slashes the cost of PostScript-compatible color output.
[author : Kent Quirk]
The Elite 16 Plus HyperCache board from Profit Systems boosts EMS 4.0 performance.
[author : Jeff Holtzman]
This 80386-based virtual memory manager from Phar Lap lets you build large applications.
[author : Martin Heller]
Develop portable three-dimensional graphics with Ithaca Software's HOOPS.
[author : Bradley Dyck Kliewer]
Folio Views advances text management technology with a new indexing scheme.
[author : Dennis Allen]
Informix Software's WingZ for the Mac is stiff competition for Excel.
[author : Don Crabb]
From client/servers to parallel processing, distributed processing uses a variety of methods to share resources.
[author : Gilbert Wai]
With transparency, you can have a distributed and heterogeneous environment without making big changes to your existing software.
[author : Bruce J. Walker and Gerald J. Popek]
Remote procedure calls offer a solution to the problem of distributed processing over a network.
[author : Carl Manson and Ken Thurber]
You no longer need a superminicomputer to use document image processing.
[author : Dean Hough]
Some products that distribute processing over different architectures, operating systems, or networks.
Your complete guide to 12 state-of-the-art graphical user interfaces.
[author : Frank Hayes and Nick Baran]
Qsim lets you use your personal computer to model all kinds of systems, from banks to breweries.
[author : Roy E. Kitnbrell, Linda Correll, and Robert Bass]
The new FDDI standard lets optical LANs move more data more efficiently.
[author : L. Brett Glass]
Software that protects you from some of the hassles of Macintosh windows programming.
[author : Jonathan Amsterdam]
[author : READER SERVICE]