November 1995 / News & Views

P6 Expands PC Spectrum Intergraph's TDZ Intergraph's P6-based Motherboard Vendors Ready for P6	The first P6-based computers will range from affordable (un der $4000) PCs to systems selling for more than $10,000 - by Dave Andrews (with additional reporting by Mark Reynolds)
End Migration Headaches Why Move to NDS?	Upgrading from NetWare 3.x to 4.1 is a time-consuming, labor-intensive task. - by Salvatore Salamone
Microsoft Strengthens Windows Directory Services	Microsoft's Windows dominates the business desktop environment, and now the company is targeting the enterprise with its Windows NT, SQL Server, and other Back Office products. - by Salvatore Salamone
Still a Work in Progress Windows NT Gets a Windows 95 Facelift	Windows 95 has many enhancements that should improve its network manageability compared to previous versions of Windows. - by David L. Andrews
Flat Displays Squeeze Bulky CRTs Thin-Display Future Looking Robust	When it's time to make a computer-based presentation on a screen, most people turn to projection systems that display images in the 20- to 40-inch-diagonal range. - by Chris Chinnock
Cool Internet Sites	TOP TEN WEB SITES FOR SMALL BUSINESS http://www.sbanet.uca.edu/ The Small Business Advancement National Center provides research, training, consulting, and other information.
Phone Lines Stymie V.34 Modems Need for Speed Drives Modem Sales	Today's advanced modems push the telephone system to the limit, and users are finding to their woe that in many cases, 28.8-Kbps modems won't deliver their advertised throughput. - by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Watcom C/C++ 10.5 Gets Visual Let's Get Visual	Watcom C/C++ has many things programmers will like. - by Rick Grehan
Vendors Rally for 64-bit Unix	An impressive list of vendors has endorsed an initiative to develop a common 64-bit Unix API, but it may be two or three years before some vendors release compliant products. - by Dave Andrews
Bank Robbers Go Electronic Who Steals Secrets?	Bank robbers are trading in their firearms for a new weapon: computers. - by Udo Flohr
Whatever Happened To...	WEB Technologies' Amazing Compression?

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