January 1995 / Reviews

Quad-Speed CD-ROM Delivers ABOUT THE PRODUCTS Quad-Speed Performance -- Part I Quad-Speed Performance -- Part II Four quad-speed CD-ROM drive	But you need a fast PC for best results with these four new units - by Michael Nadeau
Lively Pictures ABOUT THE PRODUCT Live Picture 1 Live Picture 2 Varying transparency Multiple layers	HSC's Live Picture features state-of-the-art technologies for enabling high-end image editing on the Power Mac - by Trevor Marshall
Apple's Workgroup Server 9150 ABOUT THE PRODUCTS Apple Workgroup Server 9150 9150 internal layout Performance Results Performance results	BYTE peels the skin off another Apple--this time it's the high-end PowerPC-based Workgroup Server 9150 - by Raymond GA Cote
Prograph CPX: Purely Visual ABOUT THE PRODUCTS Prograph CPX Defining a simple Prograph CPX method visually. Crossing Platforms	Visual programming to the extreme: no hand-typed code, no waiting - by Raymond GA Cote
Powerful Presentations for Windows ABOUT THE PRODUCTS Overview HIGHLIGHTS PERFORMANCE Presentation features Support features PowerPoint In the Wings	The top presentation programs for Windows concentrate on usability, but there's plenty of power under the hood - by Susan Yeaton
Audience Share ABOUT THE PRODUCT Ovation+ projection panel The Ovation+ infrared remote control Overlay Possibilities	Proxima's new Ovation+ projection panels do up multimedia - by G. Armour Van Horn
dBase Does Windows ABOUT THE PRODUCT Query Designer Form Expert	Borland's Windows version of an industry-standard database adds object-oriented functi onality and retains backward compatibility. But is it enough? - by Jim Carls
Internet with Style ABOUT THE PRODUCTS Netscape	Netscape Communications rebuilds the World Wide Web - by Ben Smith
Bringing 3-D Modeling to PCs ABOUT THE PRODUCT Designer 1.0 A 3-D Feature Presentation: Anatomy of a Model 1. Clean up your sketch 2. Rod example 3. Simple extrusion 4. Turn sketches into profiles 5. Extrusions from the base feature 6. Update their dimensions 7. Add chamfers in the journal holes and fillets Is AutoCAD Designer a Baby Pro/Engineer?	Seeking a price breakthrough in features-based 3-D modeling, Autodesk makes a promising sta rt with AutoCAD Designer 1.0 - by Evan Yares

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