Fixes

July 1997 / Inbox / Fixes

In the table "A Variety of NT-to-Unix Solutions," which accompanied the Datapro Report in the May Bits, the telephone number we printed f or Datafocus is no longer current; the correct number is 703-803-3343.
In the features table on page 114 of the May issue, in the Hardware Lab Report "Multiprocessor Intranet Servers," we erroneously specified the amounts of test-system and standard-system RAM in kilobytes; we meant megabytes.
In the text box "System Requirements for NetPC" in "PCs Strike Back" (May), we indicated that 8 bytes per pixel was one of the requirements for display-adapter minimum resolution; we should have said 8 bits per pixel.

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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