The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 Walter S. Mossberg - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 Walter S. Mossberg
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Adding RAM power lets PC users bag higher performance. (Personal Technology)(Column) (Tutorial)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
All work and no play makes Mac a dull toy; PCs can be fun, too. (software that personalizes microcomputers) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
AT&T's VideoPhone doesn't measure up to its price tag. (AT&T VideoPhone 2500 video telephone)(Personal Technology) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Because mice don't travel well: pointers for PCs on the road. (Appoint Inc.'s Thumbelina, Microsoft Corp.'s BallPoint Mouse and Logitech Inc.'s Trackman portable trackballs)(Marketplace)(Personal Technology) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Breathing easy when the kids borrow the PC. (use of menu utility programs) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Changing 'engines' is an easy way to soup up PCs. (Personal Technology) (Intel Corp.'s OverDrive microprocessor)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Computer companies shy from making PCs into child's play. (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Computerized book opens new chapter for high-tech readers. (From Alice to Ocean book-based data base from Addison Wesley) (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Computer users shouldn't brush off latest virus alert. (Michelangelo, a computer virus programmed to activate on Mar 6) (Personal Technology)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Computer viruses are nothing to sneeze at, but they're curable.Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Getting a firm grip on words can entail 'secret handshake'. (XyQuest Inc.'s Signature word processing software) (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Good printing means 'fonts' and 'drivers' matched to programs. (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Here's help in finding the essential facts about fax machines. (Personal Technology)(column ) (Tutorial)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
IBM's OS/2 cooks up hot performance but swallows memory. (IBM's OS/2 2.0 operating system)(Personal Technology) (Software Review) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
In PC product names, zero often caries negative connotations. (Personal Technology)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Interactive CDs dazzle with promise, but not performance. (Hardware Review) (Personal Technology, Philips Electronics' CD-I) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Low-profile programs help PCs deliver high performance. (One Button Mail electronic-mail management software from Sigea Systems Inc., Macintosh PC Exchange file conversion software from Apple and Squeegee utility program from ICOM Simulations) (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Microsoft sound card adds to the noise in PC marketplace. ( Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft Windows Sound System) (Column) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Mobile technology begins to address battery hang-ups. (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Multimedia disks enable computers to put on a show. (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Networking software keeps PCs in step, but with some slips. (Microsoft Corp.'s Windows for Workgroups networking software) (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Networks made easy, or getting by without decoding token rings. (introduction to networking) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
New spreadsheets are turning a page toward easier use. (Microsoft Corp.'s Excel 4.0, Borland International Inc.'s Quattro Pro for Windows and Lotus Development Corp.'s Improv for Windows spreadsheet software) (Column) (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Notebook computers can do double duty as desktop PCs. (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Notepad PCs struggle with one small task: deciphering writing. ('pen-based' computing) (Software Review) (Personal Technology)(Column) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
One task pcs fail to simplify: adding gadgets to your pc. (personal computer) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
PC price war offers opening, but a deal is only half the battle. (personal computer prices plummet but beware the catch) (Marketplace)(Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
PC program lets machines help bosses manage people. (Avantos Performance Systems' ManagePro) (Software Review) (Personal Technology)(Column) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
PCs are well served, though at a price, by old-line databases. (CompuServe, Dow Jones News/Retrieval) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
PCs get easier to use, but it's an uphill battle. (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
PC shoppers may find it's wise to develop a taste for Apples. (Apple Macintosh microcomputers) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
PCs, printers can be reasonable facsimile of fax machines. (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
PC users can take a whack at the deficit. (deficit cutting software) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Portable computers can go on a diet without losing energy. (Apple's PowerBook Duo and Zenith Data Systems' Z-Lite sub-notebook computers) (Hardware Review) (Personal Technology)(Column) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Prodigy has promise, but America Online may be the prodigy. (IBM's and Sears Roebuck and Co.'s Prodigy online information service, America Online Inc.'s America Online online information service) (Column) (Information Service Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Programs brighten day for PC users without Windows. (evaluation of Borland International's Quattro Pro 4.0) (Software Review) (Personal Technology column) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Programs open up two new windows on personal finance. (Microsoft Corp.'s Microsoft Money and Intuit Inc.'s Quicken for Windows 1.01 accounting software) (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Small scanner makes fast work of hard copy. (Caere Corp.'s Typist hand-held scanner)(Personal Technology)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Software makes doing taxes easier but no less boring. (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Taking a good look through Windows at the pros and cons. (Microsoft Windows 3.1 graphical user interface)(Personal Technology)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
The right software lets PC owners become fine printers. (Microsoft Corp.'s Publisher desktop publishing software) (Software Review) (Personal Technology) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Things you really need to know about staying plugged in on the road. (using portable computers) (Personal Technology) (Column)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Tiny Apples offer plenty of juice, but have some spots. (Hardware Review) (Personal Technology)(column) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Tiny, light phone can empty pockets but fits them too. (MicroTac Lite, a portable cellular telephone made by Motorola Inc.) (Hardware Review) (Personal Technology)(column) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
To be letter perfect, select a laser printer that's right for you. (Personal Technology)(Column) (Buyers Guide)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
Whatever your PC, these printers are just your type. (Personal Technology) (Column) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
With a good modem, PC suddenly means phone connections. (Personal Technology) (Tutorial)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
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