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ArticlesDecember 1994


Editorial Betting on Apple
Letters Letters to the Editors
Fixes Corrections to Previous Issues
News & Views New Products Help Road Warriors Stay in Touch�� � ��Sony Releases Magic Cap Device�� � ��Network Management Gets Physical�� � ��Holiday Gift Sampler�� � ��More...
Blasts From The Past 5, 10, 15, and 20 Years Ago in BYTE
Book and CD-ROM Reviews Hit The Road, Jack�� � ��Not-So-Successful Reengineering�� � ��More...
Cover Story Apple's High-Tech Gamble�� � ��The Newton and the Hare�� � ��Houdini Reappears�� � ��PowerPC Alliance Near?�� � ��Macs in the Enterprise�� � ��A 110-MHz PowerPC Speed Demon�� � ��Apple's Future System Software
Solutions Focus High-Tech Training�� � ��A Palette of Buttons�� � ��The Gospel According to Roger Schank�� � ��CBT Building Blocks
Features Write an NT WinSock Service�� � ��Threading Models�� � ��Windows NT Network Architecture
State Of The Art Network Management� � � ��Monitoring Your Net�� � ��Moving from Proprietary Management to SNMP�� � ��(Mis)Using Bandwidth�� � ��ATM Traffic Control�� � ��ATM with a French Accent
Reviews Low-Cost Color Lasers�� � ��Tektronix Threatens a Show Stealer�� � ��Simonizing the PDA�� � ��Collecting Facts from Fax�� � ��The BYTE Hardware Poll�� � ��SCSI Rides High on PCI�� � ��Four Peer Operating Systems�� � ��Peer into the Future�� � ��Visual Programming for Lotus Notes�� � ��Speedy Data Delivery�� � ��No Interruptions, Please
BYTE Lab Product Report 19 Pentiums
Core Technologies Pentiu m Chip's Dual Personality�� � ��CTOS Revealed�� � ��Programming in Tight Spaces�� � ��Network Spoofing
Pournelle Can You Say Network?
State Of The Art Urgent --Your Input Needed
What's New Information on New Products
Commentary Teach Formal Methods

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Flexible C++
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