September 1994 / Letters

Global Opportunities	I spent the first three months of 1994 developing software in Russia.
What's in a Number?	L. Chris Miller's article ``Transborder Tips and Traps'' (June) is interesting but inaccurate when referring to U.K. practice.
No Favoritism Here	Your article ``Accelerating Engineering Design'' (July), which discussed a Formtek implementation at Lockheed, left out the salient point that Formtek is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lockheed.
Not Socialist, Just Equitable	Andy Reinhardt's July Commentary is an example of socialist dogma, which has no place in a world that is abandoning those unproductive concepts.
Forecasting: Criticizing the Criticism	I was delighted that you included SmartForecasts in your review ``Forecasting the Future'' (June).
Jerry Quenches Windows Envy	For the last few months, BYTE has taken a much more technical turn that I greatly appreciate.
Popular, but Unacceptable	It's been some time since the Comdex Show in Atlanta, and now it's time to say something.
Licensing Encryption	I appreciated Russell Kay's article ``Distributed and Secure'' (June).

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