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ArticlesMarch 1997 / Reviews

March 1997 / Reviews

article Web Server Activator
table Ratings
screen All Within Site
Microsoft's Visual InterDev provides the means for building Active Server-based Web sites.
- by Rick Grehan
article The MessagePad Makeover
table Ratings
photo MesagePad fo r the Millenium
sidebar StrongARM: Strong Brain, No Drain
Apple's newest Newton becomes a hand-held Web browser.
- by Tom Thompson
article This Cartridge is Loaded
table Ratings
photo External Storage from SyJet
sidebar Keeping It Clean
SyQuest's latest removable-cartridge hard drive delivers excellent performance and a low cost.
- by Stan Miastkowski
article Power Macs: Cookin' at 225 MHz
table Apple Power Macintosh
table Motorola Starmax 4000
table PowerTower Pro 225
table Umax Supermac S900
table Power Mac Features
illustration Photoshop Test Results
photo Apple Power Macintosh
photo Motorola StarMax 4000
photo PowerTower Pro 225
photo UMAX's SuperMac S900
sidebar DayStar Goes Quad
sidebar Clock Trade-Offs
We measure high-end Power Mac clones against the original.
- by G. Armour Van Horn
article Client/Server C++: Write Fast, Run Fast
table Visual SQL
table Optima++
table Visual C++
table Features
screen Visual SQL
screen Optima++
screen Visual C++
sidebar Database Alphabet Soup
The latest C++ development environments do rapid application development to simplify business database applications.
- by Rick Grehan

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