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Articles in Sept 23, 1993 issue of RELease 1.0

• IntelliLink: Berlitz for PIMs and pocket organizers - IntelliLink's communications software converts data between pocket organizers and most personal information management systems - one of several articles on Personal Data Interchange technologies
  by Jerry Michalski
• Release 1.0 calendar - September 27- November 5, 1993 - Illustration
• Formats and protocols - requirements and efforts in establishing formats and standards for exchanging electronic business card information - one of several articles on Personal Data Interchange technologies
  by Jerry Michalski
• Radish: data over your voice line - Radish Communications' low-cost VoiceView protocol delivers 9600-bps data during a voice telephone call - one of several articles on Personal Data Interchange technologies
  by Jerry Michalski
• Personal data interchange - technologies and protocols to make exchange of business card and calendar-event data more useful and transparent among hand-held and desktop computing platforms - includes related article on telephone intrusions into private li
  by Jerry Michalski
• Calendaring and scheduling - X.400 API Assn.'s efforts for developing group calendar/scheduler communications standards, IBM's Vendor Independent Calendaring specification and the potential impacts of General Magic's Telescript smart messaging technology
  by Jerry Michalski
• Microsoft: from portholes to picture windows - the forthcoming Windows-based WinPad handheld computer operating system provides links with desktop PC environments - one of several articles on Personal Data Interchange technologies
  by Jerry Michalski
• Resources & phone numbers - of companies mentioned in this issue - Directory
• Business cards - forthcoming optical character recognition software such as Cognitive Technology's Business Card Reader and Corex's CardScan facilitate storage of business card data - one of several articles on Personal Data Interchange technologies
  by Jerry Michalski
• Physical layer stuff - HP and General Technology offer respective infrared computer communications technologies that solve some of the problematic physical layer problems in electronically mediated communications - one of several articles on Personal Data
  by Jerry Michalski