October 1994

Editorial	Two Decades of BYTE
Letters	Letters to the Editors
Fixes	Corrections to Previous Issues
News & Views	BPR Tools Help You Work Smarter • The Pentium Goes Mainstream • TV Services Add Value to Desktop PCs • Apple's Affordable Audiovisual Macs • More...
BYTE 20 Years	Blasts from the Past
Book and CD-ROM Reviews	Build Power Macintosh Applications • Science At Your Fingertips • M ore...
Cover Story	The Network with Smarts • Don't Write Off the Internet • Telescript Security
Features	Measure for Measure • A World of Benchmarks • Unix at 25 • BTL Unix Editions
Solutions Focus	Experts in the Field • Supporting Questor with Electronic Documents
Networking	Fast Ethernet Becomes Focused • First Out with Fast Ethernet • Connecting Remotely • Connecting with ATM • Collapsing Complexity
State Of The Art	Get That Data! • Design Of A Lifetime • MADE in the U.S.A. • Process Control's New Face • EDI Moves The Data • Digital Cash • Whose Authentication Systems?
Reviews	SQL Front Ends for Windows • SQLwindows 5.0 • Networking on a Beam of Light • Due Recognition for OCR • Watcom C/C++ Gets a New Face • Mac SCSI Utility Sampler • Alternative SCSI Utilities • Cross-Platform Warrior • New Warrior • One World, One Fax
BYTE Lab Product Report	31 No-Compromise Portables
Core Technologies	Alpha Rides High • QNX Forges Ahead • Charting the Uncharted • Clearing Away the ISDN Roadblocks
Pournelle	Odds and Ends
What's New	Information on New Products
Commentary	Slouching Toward the Internet

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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