October 1995 / Reviews

Windows 95: The Numbers Performance Indexes Memory Configuration Office Applications (Word and Excel) Imaging Performance (Picture Publisher) Multitasking Performance Multimedia Effects (PhotoMorph 2) The Installable File System	The new Windows architecture delivers enhanced performance, but as BYTE testing reveals, there are strings attached - by Stanford Diehl
Applications 95 Arrive Electronic 3-Ring Binder Organizes Your 3-Ring Circus Handles the Most Demanding Telephony Requirements Simple, Yet Sophisticated How Suite It Is A Plethora of Possibilities You'll Want DIBs on This One OLE Structured Storage Compound File Model	Hot new programs that make Win95 worth th e upgrade - by Stanford Diehl
Power Mac Gets PCI PowerPC Surpasses Speediest Pe ntium The Apple of Your Dreams is Now the Apple of Your Eye Smarter DMA Chaining DMA Won't Hold it Back	The 9500 sports a top-of-the-line PowerPC 604 CPU and PCI bus, too - by Tom Thompson
Au Revoir, Mon Ami Measured Words The Newest Way to Have Your Colors Done Object-Based Version Control: The Big Difference High-Tech Piece Work	Word Pro, formerly Lotus Ami Pro, touts innovative features, but they may not be enough to convert Microsoft and Novell users - by Kenneth M. Sheldon
Digital Cameras for Real Work Three for the Road Casio's QV-10: Portable Presentations Casio QV-10 Not Available on QVC Terrific, but Tiny, Ti ger Lilies Imaging Without Film Green is for More Than Envy It's All in Your Perception	New sub-$1000 digital cameras strike a practical balance between price and image quality - by Alan Morgan and Scott Wallace
Let's Get Small Great Things DO Come in Small Packages Serial Chips Bit Flow	Super-small and super-smart, new microcontroller development systems are changing the shape of embedded design - by Rick Grehan
Industrial-Strength Fax Servers Fax Server Features Compared Installation Effort Yields Large Rewards The RightFax for the Job FACSys Also Acts as Conductor The Many Ways to Send a Fax Castelle's FaxPress Only Power Servers Need Apply Inside CSID The CSID Route Fax Routing: You Can't Get There from Here DID May Not Do it for You	Six high-end network programs offer company-wide faxing and enough throughput for an entire fax-based business - by Rex Baldazo, David Essex, and Stan Miastkowski

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