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ArticlesJuly 1994


Editorial Buy Now or Wait?
Letters Letters to the Editors
Fixes Corrections to Previous Issues
News & Views Borland Readies dBase, Takes Aim at Microsoft�� � ��WordPerfect Enters Paperless-Document Arena�� � ��The Best of Interop+Networld�� � ��Interop runners-up�� � ��More...
Book and CD-ROM Reviews Put Fuzzy Logic to Work�� � ��Prosperous Coexistence�� � ��More...
Features Parallel Course�� � ��Taos Kernel Calls
Solutions Focus Accelerating Engineering Design
Cover Story Computer Telephony�� � ��First-Party vs. Third-Party Call Control�� � ��Macintosh Telephony�� � ��Distributed Computer Telephony
State Of The Art Working Smarter�� � ��Know Your Work-Flow Tools�� � ��DEC and Wang Put It All Together�� � ��Work-Flow and Legacy Systems
Reviews Network Management Systems�� � ��Easing Windows' Graphics Bottleneck�� � ��A Bigger Bus�� � ��PowerPC Hits the Road�� � ��Friendly Acquisition�� � ��Linking Development Teams�� � ��Controlling Cross-Platform Objects�� � ��Power Workstation at a Pentium Price
BYTE Lab Product Report Hands-On Testing: 26 Modems: Faster Than 14.4 Kbps
Core Technologies A Taligent Update�� � ��Visual Programming's Many Faces�� � ��Pentium Secrets�� � ��Pretty Good Privacy
Pournelle An Educational Trip
What's New Information on New Products
Commentary Call in the Feds

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Flexible C++
Matthew Wilson
My approach to software engineering is far more pragmatic than it is theoretical--and no language better exemplifies this than C++.

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