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• A dozen ways to guarantee you'll get paid: try our invoicing advice today! - Tutorial
  by Linda Stern
• Making mail manageable and more: WordStar - Software Review - WordStar 7.0 word processing software - Evaluation
  by Lisa Kleinholz
• A shopper's guide to high-speed modems - Tutorial
  by Jeff Hawkins
• Manipulating photos with ease: PhotoFinish - Software Review - PhotoFinish image-editing software from ZSoft - Evaluation
  by Cliff Roth
• Mega bills for busy offices: Timeslips - Software Review - Timeslips 5.0 time-billing software from Timeslips Corp - Evaluation
  by Cliff Roth
• Find help, dump screens - Windows Watcher: tips for using the Windows graphical user interface - Tutorial
  by Kay Yarborough Nelson
• Easy rider: a restless computer consultant takes his business and office on the road - a profile of high-tech bicyclist and computer consultant Steve Roberts
  by Daniel P. Dern
• Tape-backup systems: stop filling those floppies - Hardware Guide - Buyers Guide
  by Cliff Roth
• Better than Finder? Ark Workspace - Software Review - the alternative Macintosh desktop software from Ark Interface - Evaluation
  by Rick Doucette
• In search of a good-looking head: display type can make the difference between prosaic and professional pages - Desktop Publishing - Tutorial
  by Steve Morgenstern
• Fax me to the moon: what's hot in fax technology - plus: ten top units reviewed - facsimile machines - Buyers Guide
  by Cliff Roth
• Almost portable ink-jet printer: Diconix 701 printer - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by Russell Letson