September 1994 / Core Technologies

September 1994 / Core Technologies

Silicon for 3-D

The Glint chip brings inexpensive 3-D graphics processing to PCs
- by Peter Wayner

The Fix Is In for Chicago

table Windows 3.x Problems, Chicago Solutions

Microsoft has added many robust features to the successor to Windows 3.x
- by Jon Udell

Object-Oriented COBOL

table Simple OO COBOL listing for a savings-account class.

The great-granddaddy of procedural languages may soon be stepping out in its new object-oriented shoes
- by Rick Grehan

Optimizing Notes Replication

Proper scheduling makes a world of difference
- by David Yavin

Tips for Effective Scheduling

1. Know the duration of your replications to help avoid overly tight scheduling.

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