May 1997

Editorial	Serve 'Em Up Hot
Inbox	Letters to the Editors
Bits	x86 Breaks the 200-MHz Barrier • Multifunction Peripherals Get Better • Fatter Pipes for Workgroup Networks • Picture-Perfect Ink-Jets • More.. .
Blasts From The Past	5, 10, 15, and 20 Years Ago in BYTE
Core Technologies	Smarter and Faster I/O for Servers • Inside Gigabit Ethernet • Alpha Arrives at the Desktop • The Internet Robot's Guide to a Web Site
Cover Story	NT 5.0 in the Enterprise
Features	A Blueprint for Managing Documents • Cheaper Computing, Part 2: PCs Strike Back • Parallel Goes Populist • Avoiding Hostile Applets • The Component Enterprise
Web Project	JavaScri pt Revisited
Javatalk	Jet-Assisted Java
BYTE Hardware Lab Report	Multiprocessor Intranet Servers
BYTE Software Lab Report	Put Your E-Mail on the IMAP
Reviews	"Thin" Windows Firms Up • Real Remote Control from Your Pocket PC • C++ on Every Level • Quick-Striking Mighty Mite • Redesigned Delphi Masters Networked Apps • Netscape's Enterprising Server Upgrade • Color That's Simply Amazing • Maximum DAT Backup • Throw Me a LifeBook
Pournelle	Two Heads Are Better Than One
What's New	Information on New Products
Improbable Research	Advances and Retreats in Computing
International Bits	Internet Telephony • Asian Internet Service to Improve • Taiwan's Falling PC Component Prices • Cyrix's GX Chip Powers Low-Cost PCs
International Features	Reorganize Your Business • Of Teams and Components • Internet-Commerce Security
International What's New	Information on New Products
Reseller	Intranet Politics and Technologies • Cutting-Edge Health Care

Matthew Wilson
My approach to software engineering is far more pragmatic than it is theoretical--and no language better exemplifies this than C++.

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