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ArticlesJune 1994


Editorial Core Technologies in BYTE
Letters Letters to the Editors
News & Views Desktop Conferencing Takes Off�� � ��Switching Hubs Get Their Due�� � ��The Memory-Card Manager Grows Up�� � ��Vendors Work to Cure Incompatibility Blues�� � � �More...
Book and CD-ROM Reviews Levels of Secrecy�� � ��Misky Goes Multimedia�� � ��More...
Features The Fine Art of CD-ROM Publishing�� � ��The Palette-Optimization Algorithm�� � ��Multimedia Powerhouse�� � ��1994 Readers' Choice Awards
Cover Story 80x86 Wars�� � ��NexGen Nx586 Straddles the RISC/CISC Divide�� � ��A Billion-Dollar Ball Game�� � ��System Vendors Like Variety�� � ��BYTE Lab Benchmarks the First P54C Systems�� � ��An 80x86-Compatible PowerPC?
State Of The Art Software Goes Global�� � ��Trans border Tips and Traps�� � ��Levels of Internationalization�� � ��Observing the Conventions�� � ��Crossing the Cultural Boundary�� � ��Developing Software Overseas�� � ��Quality: The Hidden Offshore Advantage�� � ��Growth Stages for Foreign Software Industries�� � ��Software Process Maturity Scale �� � ��Software in Russia
Special Report DCE: Building the Distributed Future� � � ��OSF Reorganizes, Sun Enters the Fold�� � ��Distributing Data�� � ��The Other Challenges�� � ��Defining the Client/Server Distributed Model�� � ��Managing Storage�� � ��Distributed and Secure�� � ��How the Kerberos Protocol Works�� � ��Comparative Security of NFS and AFS �� � ��The Changing World of EIS�� � ��The 12 Rules of OLAP�� � ��Decision-Support Software�� � ��Remote Connections�� � ��Distributed-Computing Resource Guide
Reviews Power to the New Macs�� � ��Scheduling Across the Enterprise�� � ��What to Look For in an Enterprise-Wide Group Scheduler�� � ��Plug-and-Go File Server�� � ��Dial-Up Networking�� � ��Forecasting the Future�� � ��Novell's Newest DOS
BYTE Lab Product Report 66 Ethernet Adapters
Core Technologies PowerPC 604 Weighs In�� � ��Retrofitting OS/2 for SMP�� � ��From Here to There�� � ��Port Mac Applications to the PowerPC
Pournelle A Pentium Is Sounded Out
What's New Information on New Products
Commentary Think Multiplatform

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