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ArticlesDecember 1996 / Reviews


December 1996 / Reviews

article An Open Window for OpenDoc
table Ratings
screen The Parts Are Contained Within the Whole
sidebar Wrapping up OLE
Cross-platform OpenDoc comes closer to r eality as IBM releases the Windows 95 and NT toolkits.
- by Peter Wayner

article Towards a More Productive Office in '97
table Ratings
screen The Outlook is Optimistic
Microsoft raises the suite standard with better, smarter, easier-to-use productivity applications.
- by Steve Gillmor

article The Power of Fusion
table Ratings
photo SPARCplug Powers Up
It's Unix inside! The SPARCplug is a SparcStation-compatible add-in for Pentium systems.
- by Tom Yager

article A (Re)Touch of Genius
table Ratings
screen Activate Your Image Processes
sidebar Proof of Artistship
Photoshop 4 automates many procedures and adds new layers of features, making it more powerful and easy to use.
- by Joy-Lyn Blake

article Af fordable 3-D Workstations
illustration 3-D Graphics Performance
photo HP Vectra XW
photo Tri-Star Starstation SMP
photo Intergraph TD-410
photo Netpower Symetra
sidebar A More Open GL
With dual Pentium Pros, accelerators, and NT, these machines make fast 3-D graphics cheaper than ever.
- by Robert L. Hummel

article The Spreadsheet War, Revived
table Advantages and Ratings
table Feature Comparison
screen 1-2-3 97
screen Quattro P ro
screen Excel
screen Excel's Editing Highlights
sidebar Suite-Talking Spreadsheets
Now that 1-2-3 and Quattro pro com in true Windows 95 flavors, can they shake Excel's dominance?
- by Richard Cranford

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