January 1998

Editorial	Reality Bytes
Inbox	Letters to the Editors
Bits	Java Poison or Just PR? • Big LCDs Plentiful, but Still Pricey • Remote Access Supports Analog/Digital Mix • Apple Macs Get Faster and More Affordable • More...
Core Technologies	Dynamic HTML Explained, Part III • A First Look at Rhapsody • IIOP: The Next HTTP? • RISC Fights Back with the Mips R12000 • Enabling the Real-Time Enterprise
Cover Story	Standing on a Moving Platform • The Next Windows • CPU Interface Wars • Java Evolves • Centralized Management for Desktops • Stop the Insanity • MultiWin Gets Its Audition • Apple Plays a Rhapsody • Extranets Reach the Spotlight • Serving Up Storage • HTML Groupware • Memories of Things to Come • Solving for the Year 2000 • The Smartcard Invasion • DVD Stands for DiVideD • Broadband Goes Guerrilla • Dynamic HTML and Scriptlets Add Life • Extensible Markup Language • Transacting On the Web • The Next Internet • I Am Virus: Hear Me Roar • Gigabit Ethernet Gears Up • When Will E-Cash Jingle in Your E-Pocket? • Call Control for the Rest of Us • Getting the Message • Action on All Fronts
Features	Wherefore Warehouse?
Web Project	HTTP Authentication
Javatalk	More Java Persistence
BYTE Hardware Lab Report	Eight Heavy-Hitting NT Workstations
BYTE Software Lab Report	Nine Fax Programs to Serve the Internet
Eval	PowerSite Straddles the Object World • Windows CE Goes Global • Four Tillamooks Face Off
Reviews	Do You H ear What I Say? • Making Java Development JSafe • Lab Notes: Cable Modems Take the Early Lead • Lab Notes: Which Compiler Is Fastest?
Pournelle	From the Workbench
What's New	Information on New Products
Improbable Research	Advances and Retreats in Computing
International Bits	Smart Messaging to Come to GSM • Wireless Network to Link Asian Countries • New Technologies in the Local Loop • European Telecoms Brace for Change
International Features	Digital Signatures to Pow er E-Commerce • Sorting Terabytes • The Third Dimension
International What's New	Information on New Products
Reseller	Baan Fires Up Rapid Deployment • Putting Unix in All the Right Places

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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