November 1994 / Reviews

Face-to-Face Collaboration The Facts	Despite the need for more standards and affordable bandwid th, current desktop videoconferencing products work well for group collaboration - by Eric Garland and Dave Rowell
Crossing Platforms	If you can't wait for network videoconferencing standards and need to support multiple platforms now, Communique 3.0 from InSoft (Mechanicsburg, PA) will interest y ou.
Low-End Conferencing	As we completed this review, Creative Labs introduced a videoconferencing kit for use over standard phone lines.
Videoconferencing Standards	H.320 The dominant videoconferencing standard developed by the ITU-T (International Telecommunications Union-Telecommunications Standards Section).
The C-Phone Solution: Out of Band	Target Technologies (Wilmington, NC) has come up with a relatively inexpensive way of putting videoconferencing on existing LANs without bogging down the network. - by Stanford Diehl
Windows Illustration The Facts The CorelDraw Bundle New in FreeHand 4.0	If Windows illustration is what you do and you want it all, you'd better buy both Aldus FreeHand and CorelDraw - by G. Armour Van Horn
Adobe Illustrator 5.5 for Macintosh	Adobe Illustrator has long had a reputation for having the b est line and shape tools, but it lacked the numerical position, size, and alignment controls that turned artists toward FreeHand.
Network Problem Solver The Facts	Fluke's LANMeter 675 can replace a shelf full of network-testing tools - by Ben Smith
Switching ISDN The Facts Compression Results	DirectRoute's ISDN switching technology, inverse multiplexing, and data compression can cut the cost of remote LAN connections - by Jeffrey Fritz
Dynamic-Viewing Spreadsheets The Facts Highlights	Take a custom slice of your data with dynamic data viewing - by Bobby Joe Reff

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