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Articles in April, 1998 issue of Emedia Professional

• MultiRead revisited: why Windows can't read
  by Dana J. Parker
• Is CD-R still the cure for the common COLD?
  by Marla Misek
• The 4X CD-R record: fast to present
  by Robert A. Starrett
• Adobe Acrobat Capture 2.0
  by Robert J. Boeri
• Maxell introduces new DVD-R, superdisk, printable cd-r media
• The ReWriting's on the wall: CD-RW drives arrive
  by Robert A. Starrett
• Traxdata: the duplication market's British invasion begins
  by Lee Hollman
• Micro Design International's SCSI Express 3.0 for Windows NT
  by David Doering
• EZQuest unveils new jaz/cd-rw drives
• Writable CD's year 2000 problem
  by Robert A. Starrett
• Pioneer's DVD-V7200 cuts a path for industrial DVD-Video players
  by Jeff Partyka
• ValuStor 1045-XX-IDE/Parallel Port CD Drive Transformer
  by Ron Gustavson
• JCCOM, sharp introduce new DVD-video players
• "Special librarians" and enterprise knowledge management
  by Robert J. Boeri
• In the meantime…
  by Stephen F. Nathans
• Stuck on you: paper labeling systems for CD-R
  by Jeff Partyka
• Installed base of CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives on the upswing
• Microsoft reveals plans for DVD-ROM and DirectShow
  by Kilroy Hughes
• QuickTime 3.0: the myths meet the media
  by Jan Ozer
• IT budget growth anticipated in 1998