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Articles in Sept, 1995 issue of Home Office Computing

• Taking a bite out of Apple - Power Computing's Power 100 - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by David Hallerman
• Farewell to phones - computer-telephone integration boards - includes related article on CTI standards - Buyers Guide
  by Mike Hogan
• Gardens of info - four online research services: EyeQ, Profound, Dow Jones News Retrieval and Nexis - Information Service Review - Evaluation
  by Bernard Yee
• Almost perfect - PerfectWorks 2.1 integrated software from Novell - Software Review - Evaluation
  by John Moore
• Crash-proof your PC - includes related article on maintaining Macs - Technology Tutorial
  by Jim Lee
• Uncle Bill wants you; Microsoft is marketing its new system to the masses - Windows 95 - Company Business and Marketing
  by John Moore
• This is a fax? - 3D Fax file-transfer utility from Info-Imaging Technologies - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Angela Gunn
• The digital darkroom - includes related articles on Fauve Matisse and Fractal Design Painter and on image-editing features in Windows 95 - review of four image-processing programs: Corel Photo-Paint 5 Plus, CPI's Image-In Color Professional, Micrografx' P
  by William Harrel
• Bring it in, fax it out - WinFax Scanner from Delrina - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by Chris Sandlund
• Design slipups: avoid these 10 desktop publishing mistakes and look like a pro - Technology Tutorial
  by Roger C. Parker
• Look ma, no forms! - Portable Software's QuickXpense 1.5 - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Angela Gunn
• Portable power, palatable prices - includes related article on low-cost Apple PowerBooks - evaluation of five low-cost notebook computers: Epson's ActionNote 660C, NEC Technologies' Versa S/33D, WinBook Computer's WinBook XP, Dell's Latitude LX, Toshiba C
  by Rick Broida