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Articles in August, 1996 issue of Entrepreneur

• Starring role: point-of-sale software is earning rave reviews as an all-in-one way to track your company's sales
  by Cheryl J. Goldberg
• Learning curve: before kids enter the family business, make sure they know the ropes
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• Brave new world: will you perish or profit in today's digital economy? - author Don Tapscott - Interview
  by Robert McGarvey
• Party time: how entrepreneurs are changing the political face of America
  by Janean Chun
• Members only - investment clubs
  by Lorayne Fiorillo
• Best sellers: the nation's top sales pros share their secrets - includes related articles and information about office equipment - Cover Story
  by Robert McGarvey
• PIM pals: organizing your office is easy - with help from a Personal Information Manager - includes related information on DataSafe backup software service offered by Connected Corp - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Cassandra Cavanah
• A perfect mess: when perfectionism becomes a problem
  by Robert McGarvey
• Danger zone: scam artists are targeting capital-hungry entrepreneurs - includes related tips to prevent being a victim
  by Brian Steinberg
• Top honors: a tale of two cities - winners of the Economic Development Achievement Awards
  by Cynthia K. Griffin
• Spare no expense - evaluating tax deductions for small businesses
  by David R. Evanson
• Teaming up: universities and businesses come together in a pilot program to fund innovation
  by Stephen Barlas
• Banking on tomorrow - services for small businesses
  by Heather Page
• Mass appeal: find out how mass customization - one of the hottest trends in business - can work for you
  by Mark Henricks
• Code of honor: principles or profits, can you have both?
  by Janean Chun
• Keep in touch: with a host of new features, cellular phones help you get a lot more done on the run - Evaluation
  by Jill Amadio
• True lies: clearing up the misconceptions about marketing
  by Jay Conrad Levinson
• Not just child's play: 59 hot opportunities in the kids' market - franchises
  by Karen Axelton
• The price is right: if legal fees are taking a bite out of the capital you raise, consider a flat fee arrangement
  by David R. Evanson
• Brush with success: paint-your-own pottery stores make a splash with consumers seeking creative outlets - includes related information
  by Gayle Soto Stodder
• Ready for action: the first National Women's Economic Summit was electrifying … but will the sparks ignite? - includes comments by attendees
  by Rieva Lesonsky
• Cover charge: prepaid plans put routine legal services within your budget
  by Steven C. Bahls
• Rave reviews: the creators of America's bestselling restaurant guides are masters of all they survey - Tim and Nina Zagat - Interview
  by Bob Weinstein
• Green house: you don't have to be a big company to make a big difference by recycling
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• Screen test: qualify prospects by asking the right questions - employment interview techniques
  by Danielle Kennedy
• Spunky chicken: lessons from Boston Chicken could help your franchise take wing - includes information on Gourmet to Go - Company Profile
  by Janean Chun
• Silence is golden; is noise pollution stifling your business's productivity?
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• Logo rhythms: get in the groove with a one-of-a-kind logo that separates your company from the crowd
  by Jerry Fisher