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`wrote this issue’s cover story,
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` SHALL-OFFIGE POWER
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`BY JIM SEYMOUR
`The small office has comeofage.
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`Advances in PC technology and
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`communications have made home
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`offices, small businesses, mobile offices, and
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`395 Volume 14 Number11
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`THE BEEP...
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`BY M.DAVID STONE
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`Onedilemmafacing the waveofat-homeentrepreneurs isho
`to getprinting, faxing, copying, and scanning capabilities wi
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`appliances. The newbreedofmultifunctionprinters can deliv
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`BY M. DAVID STONE
`Voice mail for small businesses has arrived.
`Once the emblem of a large company,tele-
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`affordable, sophisticated-sounding voice mail system thatalso lets
`users send, receive, and forward fax messages. We review nine
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`tools let you access that data without
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`AFTER HOURS
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`OC
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`Operating Environments
`Taking control of Windows’ Control
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`Word Processing
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`A softer look—the Windows 95 user
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` User-to-User
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`How do you delete or moveall the files
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`Corporate Developer
`BY BARRY SIMON
`Designing with Style: The Win95 User
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`Toolkits
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`Create One-File WindowsPrograms..259
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