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ArticlesJanuary 1995


Editorial It's Been a Very Good Year�� � ��Good-bye, Farewell, Adios...
Letters Letters to the Editors
Fixes Corrections to Previous Issues
News & Views What Notes Users Want�� � ��End-User Windows Databases Take Off�� � ��15 MB in a Matchbook�� � ��Infrared Gets Real�� � ��More...
Blasts from the Past 5, 10, 15, and 20 Years Ago in BYTE
Book and CD-ROM Reviews Creating Life in a Computer�� � ��Bandits Inco ming
BYTE Awards 1994 BYTE Awards�� � ��Awards of Excellence�� � ��Awards of Distinction�� � ��Awards of Merit
Solutions Focus The Newton Goes Vertical
Features Mosaic: Beyond Net Surfing
State Of The Art Matching Colors�� � ��Consistent Color�� � ��On-Screen Color�� � ��Final Output
Special Report Small-Office Computing�� � ��The Virtual Storefront�� � ��Curing the Windows Fax Blues�� � ��Doing It All on One Line�� � ��Caller ID Goes to Work�� � ��High-Tech Bookkeeping
Reviews Quad-Speed CD-ROM Delivers�� � ��Lively Pictures�� � ��Apple's Workgroup Server 9150�� � ��Prograph CPX: Purely Visual�� � ��Powerful Presentations for Windows�� � ��Audience Share�� � ��dBase Does Windows�� � � �Internet with Style�� � ��Bringing 3-D Modeling to PCs
BYTE Lab Product Report 62 Big, Beautiful Color Monitors
Core Technologies FPU Precision�� � ��AMD's 29030 Microprocessor�� � ��The Oberon/F System�� � ��Daisy-Chain Ethernet
Pournelle Communications Issues
What's New Information on New Products
Commentary Who Needs the Internet?

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