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Compute! Issue 163 - April 1994
A ten-step guide to guerrilla database management (Compute's Getting Started With: Databases) by Tom Campbell
Advanced DOS scanner (DOS 6.2's ScanDisk utility) (Introdos) (Column) by Tony Roberts
AnyView (device driver) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by J. Blake Lambert
askSam for Windows (database application development software) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by J. Blake Lambert
CommWorks for Windows (communications software) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by J. Blake Lambert
Crazy about movies (Microsoft Cinemania '94 entertainment/hobby software) (New Multimedia Products) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by (none)
Database glossary (Compute's Getting Started With: Databases) by Tom Campbell
Editorial liscence (Microsoft's sneak preview of Window's 4.0) (Editorial) by Clifton Karnes
Fast forward: seven multimedia power tools (multimedia utility software) (Multimedia PC) (Column) (Buyers Guide) by David English
GuitarWorks Advanced Edition (educational software) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by J. Blake Lambert
How to choose a database (software packages; includes related article on Superbase 2.0 for Windows) (Compute's Getting Started With: Databases) (Buyers Guide) by Tom Campbell, David English
How to program a database (using ObjectPAL programming language) (Compute's Getting Started With: Databases) by Tom Campbell
How to use databases with other applications (Compute's Getting Started With: Databases) by Tom Campbell
IBM MWave WindSurfer (multifunction multimedia modem) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Mike Hudnall
Math Ace (educational software) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Clayton Walnum
Quicken 3 for Windows (Productivity Choice) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Richard O. Mann
Rebel assault (computer game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Rick Broida
Scan-in-Dex (business card scanner) (Software Review) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Rick Broida
Sensory System I (multimedia upgrade kit) (Hardware Review) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by J. Blake Lambert
Shadowcaster (computer game) (Entertainment Choice) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Scott A. May
SIM Hillary (Maxis' SimHealth, ID Software's DOOM: Knee-Deep in the Dead to Capital City) (Gameplay) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Denny Atkin
Test lab (subnotebook computers; includes related articles and glossary) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation) by Jean Marchant
The continuing saga of SCSI (small computers systems interface)(installing SCSI peripherals) (Hardware Clinic) (Column) by Mark Minasi
The coolest month (new desktop publishing and computer art products) (Art Works) (Column) by Robert Bixby
The Even More Incredible Machine (computer game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Scott A. May
The Labyrinth of Time (computer game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Peter Olaafson
The New Kid on the Block (Broderbund Software's CD-ROM book of poems for children) (Multimedia Spotlight) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Richard O. Mann
The Patrician (computer simulation game) (Software Review) (Evaluation) by Rick Broida
Tour the world with CD-ROM (geographic multimedia software; includes related article on CD-ROM SelectPhone telephone number database) (Multimedia PC) (Buyers Guide) by Scott A. May
Troubleshooting your PC (personal computer; includes list of diagnostic software) by Richard C. Leinecker
VBAssist 3.0: a Visual Basic add-on (Programming Power) (Software Review) (Column) (Evaluation) by Tom Campbell
Why use a database? (data base management systems) (Compute's Getting Started With: Databases) by Tom Campbell
Window's soul (Microsoft Windows' development) (Windows Workshop) (Column) by Clifton Karnes
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