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ArticlesJune 1995 / Features


June 1995 / Features

article Apple's New Operating System
illustration Copland Memory Map
illustration Copland's Architecture
screen The New Standard File Dialog Box
sidebar Copland OS Features at a Glance
sidebar Copland Hot Spots
System 8.0 offers up-to-date OS services, such as limited preemptive multitasking, concurrent I/O, and memory protection
- by Tom Thompson

article Cash on the Wirehead
sidebar The Outlook for Digital-Cash Systems
You can't do business on the Internet if you can't pay your bills or get paid. Here's how.
- by Andrew Singleton

article Windows for Control Freaks
Tired of hard-wiring Windows for multiple processes? Photon lives for event-driven applications for PDAs, proces s control, and data acquisition.
- by Peter D. Varhol

article The Photon Architecture
illustration Event space: conceptually where all Photon processes and events reside.
sidebar Get That Data
Why the Photon Programming Model Is Important It makes windowing programming and windowing behavior more consistent by depicting the behavior of processes and events important to programmers.

article Break Up Your Network
illustration Network Segmentation
illustration Distributed M/G/1 Queue--Token-Ring Segment
illustration Large Packet, High Composite Rate
illustration Small Packet, High Composite Rate
By dividing your network into smaller, interconnected segments, you can increase throughput by reducing competition
- by Brett Husselbaugh

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