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ArticlesJune 1996


Editorial BYTE's New Interface
Inbox Letters to the Editors
Fixes Corrections to Previous Issues
Bits Pentium Pro Moves to the Desktop�� � ��ActiveX Chases Java�� � ��Yeah, But�� � ��Tool Makers Take It to the Net�� � ��More...
Blasts from the Past 5, 10, 15, and 20 Years Ago in BYTE
Core Technologies Crave the RAVE�� � ��How to Put Mainframes on the Web�� � ��Two, Two Chips in One!�� � ��VxDs In Windows 95
Cover Story Electric Money
State of the Art A Place for Everything�� � ��Irresistible Drives�� � ��The Way of All Flash�� � ��CD It for Yourself
BYTE Lab Product Report 12 Ink-Jet Printers for Quality Color
Web Project Web Conferencing
Features Clusters for the Masses�� � ��Must-See 3-D Engines
Reviews NT Flies at 333 MHz�� � ��Big Picture, Little Box�� � ��Internet Video: Small Isn't Beautiful�� � ��Apple's Desktop Replacement�� � ��Building Bandwidth�� � ��Exchange: E-mail on Steroids
Pournelle When D Equals E
What's New Information on New Products
Toys Virtual Reality
International Bits Agents Invade the Desktop�� � ��New Mobile Communicators�� � ��Computex Preview�� � ��Dual's LCD-PC
International Features Doctors Go On-Line�� � ��A Computer in Your Wallet�� � ��Future Notebooks
International What's New Hardware Information on New Products
International What's New Software Information on New Products

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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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