Home Office Computing

View more issues:

Articles in May, 1994 issue of Home Office Computing

• Generation X - NEC Technologies' MultiSpin 3X CD-ROM Reader drive - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by Lori Grunin
• Laser printers do Windows - LaserMaster WinPrinter 800, Lexmark International WinWriter 600, NEC Silentwriter SuperScript 610 laser printers and QMS 2001 Knowledge System hybrid input/output device - includes related articles on the Best Buy Lexmark print
  by Stephen W. Plain
• Double whammy - using technology to help meet elder-care responsibilities - Workstyles - Column
  by Nick Sullivan
• Government work for anyone - procedures for winning contracts
  by Barbara A. Nadel
• A whole new world - IBM's OS/2 for Windows operating system - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Stephen W. Plain
• Ashes, ashes, we all fall down - DOS will soon be obsolete - Insider - Column
  by W.E. Coyote
• Maximum megabytes - installing an internal hard disk - includes related article on hard drive vendors - Tutorial
  by Angela Gunn
• Why a large number of small businesses fail
• An all-in-one office - Michael Batori creates a multifunctional office space for Morton H. Shaevitz - includes related article about computer equipment Shaevitz uses
  by Gail Gabriel
• Where's the money? - small business loans are becoming scarce
  by Timothy Middleton
• Talk is cheaper - comparison shopping for the cheapest long-distance phone service and an analysis of phone bills from five businesses - includes related article on factors to consider when switching services
  by Angela Gunn
• Clients from hell - handling small business customer problems - Cover Story
  by Stephen J. Simurda
• Saving smart - retirement planning and investing - includes related article on investment software and other resources
  by Linda Stern
• PowerPoint means presentation power - Microsoft PowerPoint for Windows 4.0 presentation software - Software Review - Evaluation
  by William Harrel
• Double duty, double trouble? - Ricoh Fax800 fax machine and inkjet printer - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by Russell Letson
• How to find bargains when investing pension funds - includes related list of top mutual funds
  by Timothy Middleton
• Number-crunching knockouts - eight spreadsheets evaluated - includes related article on Microsoft Excel for Windows 5.0, a best buy - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Charles H. Gajeway