January 1995 / Special Report

Small-Office Computing	Small companies or independent employees of larger companies can get a leg up by intelligent use of new technology - by Paulina Borsook and Michael Nadeau
The Virtual Storefront CONNECTIVITY COSTS Netscape, from Netscape Communications. AIR Mosaic, from Spry GWHIS,from Quadralay. Making the Internet Connection The Pipeline One Person's Internet Business Eric Thiese, Liberty Hill Cyberwerks	On the Internet, no one needs to know how small your business is - by Andrew Singleton
Curing the Windows Fax Blues ABOUT THE PRODUCTS Low system resources FaxWorks The Anatomy of a Fax Call Solving Fax Modem Problems	You can get problem-free productivity by using a fax modem in your Window s PC. Here's how. - by Stan Miastkowski
Doing It All on One Line Applications for MultiMode Modems Switched vs. Simultaneous Voice and Data Transmission AT&T DataPort 2001	Multimode modems cut phone bills, facilitate document conferencing, and enable "visual" interactive voice response - by Andy Reinhardt
Caller ID Goes to Work Caller ID Availa bility Map Caller ID Signaling and Data Format SPOTPC (Smart Plain Ordinary Telephone PC) Sidekick for Windows Gets a Kick with Caller ID The pop-up window for Sidekick's caller-ID feature. Vodavi Keys Into Caller ID Business Applications Vodavi Key System	By integrating caller ID with key business applications, you can provide better service and increase productivity - by Gilbert Amine, Annette Riggio,and Ellis Hill
High-Tech Bookkeeping From Checkbook to Balance Sheet	New technology is changing the face of the small business's ledger - by Kenneth M. Sheldon

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