December 1995 / Reviews

Virtual CDs on the LAN CDs Made Virtually Easy You Can Fool MSCDEX	CD-QuickShare brings hard drive speed to CD-ROMs - by Rex Baldazo
Web Publishing Made Easier Features of HTML Editing Tools From Your Word Processor to the We b Graphic Can Be Good Drop and Choose Two for the Web HTML Horrors Family Tree From Both Sides of the Blanket	Seeding text files with HTML tags is no fun. We looked at four programs that claim to do the work for you. - by Rex Baldazo and Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
The Penthouse Suite Shared Office 95 OLE Server Components File Starter Won't Make Sourdough, but Opens Up Office 95 Answer Wizard Provides Solutions Like Magic Binders Will Rearrange Your Files Excel's Top 10 Function is Number 1 Inside Help	Microsoft Office 95 moves up to true 32-bit native code and delivers improved integration, full OLE 2 support, and binders - by Stan Miastkowski
Access 95 Advances Database Design Table Analyzer Wizard is All Relative Replicating Access Databases Precision Copy Machine	Microsoft Access for Windows 95 replicates desktop databases and adds nifty productivity tools for users and developers - by Rick Dobson
Symantec C++ Differences Access Only a Tab Away What's New for the Macintosh Distributed Compiling Speeds Development NetBuild Outsources Proficiently	Smart distributed compiling and Windows-compliant tools make Symantec C++ 7.2 an enticing alternative for serious developers - by Raymond GA Côté
Systems Design in ObjecTime ObjecTime's Actors Take Center Stage All the World's an Actor Actors Communicate Across Rooms	An object-oriented modeling system that generates C++ code directly, ObjecTime bypasses the dangerous translation step from model to implementation - by Mike Bienvenu
More RAM for Win 3 Holdouts The RAM Cram Helix Hurricane Control Center Windows' Memory Dance Linear Memory Addressing Data to the Nth Dimension Essbase Uses Them All Essbase Loves It Explicit Handling Sparse Data Theoretical Data Hypercube	Some RAM doublers work, some don't, and Win95 doesn't need them - by John M. Goodman
The Better Virtual PC SoftWindows 2.0 at 33 Hey, the Power Mac CAN Do Windows! Implementing a Virtual Machine How Insignia Does Windows	With 486 emulation and 33-MHz 486 speed, SoftWindows 2.0 runs enhanced-mode Windows apps on Power Macs - by Tom Thompson

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