November 1994

Editorial	The New CPUs
Letters	Letters to the Editors
Fixes	Corrections to Previous Issues
News & Views	The Web Means Business • What's Wrong with the Web • Solutions To Internet Traffic Jams • NexGen's Come-from-Behind Strategy • More...
Blasts From The Past	5, 10, 15, and 20 Years Ago in BYTE
Book and CD-ROM Reviews	The Joy of the Internet • Learn To Morph
Features	PCMCIA: Past, Present, and Promise • PCMCIA Players and Products • Starting with a Clean Sheet • Smarter Copiers, Printers, and Fax Devices Are Coming
State Of The Art	The New CPUS • AMD Vs. Superman • x86 Wars Update • SPARC Strikes Back • PowerPC 620 Soars • T5: Brute Force
Special Report	Exploring Chicago and Daytona • IBM Engages Warp Drive for OS/2 • Windows Becomes DSP-Aware • Virtual Device Driver Services • MAPI Blooms in Chicago • Programming with MAPI • Globalization of Windows • Automating TCP/IP in NT • Se curity • Extending the Reach of OLE • Cairo Takes OLE to New Levels • Windows Becomes LAN Friendly • Managing Color in Chicago
Reviews	Face-to-Face Collaboration • Crossing Platforms • Low-End Conferencing • Videoconferencing Standards • The C-Phone Solution: Out of Band • Windows Illustration • Adobe Illustrator 5.5 for Macintosh • Network Problem Solver • Switching ISDN • Dynamic-Viewing Spreadsheets
BYTE Lab Product Report	92 Printers Go To Battle
Core Technologies	VLIW Questions • What is VLIW? • Whither NextStep? • Power Mac Code Optimizations • Running the Frame-Relay Race
Pournelle	A Look to the Future
What's New	Information on New Products
Commentary	Teacher Training Is Key

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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