Abstracts: Now PC users say it with 'Voice Notes.' (new software adds recorded messages to documents) (Information Age) (Column)
Abstracts: What's eating Apple? Computer maker hits some serious snags; talk rises about booting Spindler as share falls and laptops catch fire; the search for a Power Mac
Abstracts: Apple to post profit again on sales gains. Sun Microsystems earnings are flat; MIPS posts a loss. Mips may post 3rd-period loss, its stock drops
Abstracts: Fraud against corporate phone systems creates dispute over who should pay. Argentina cancels sale of phone unit to U.S.-led group
Abstracts: Ascii of Japan says it has lined up lenders. Fujitsu joins Siemens in alliance; a cheaper mainframe is the venture's goal
Abstracts: Software to help introduce products: the wisdom - if not the wit - of 30 experts in management. War for the desktop
Abstracts: Charts as taskmasters. Creating scholarly book lists in a hurry. Being Info-selective
Abstracts: Computers indicate mood at Big Blue is practically indigo. IBM is said to be ready to announce new line of AS/400 minicomputers
Abstracts: Share of foreign chips in Japan's market slips. U.S. plans to offer aid, not protection, in chips. Motorola net disappoints; stock slides
Abstracts: Stratus Computer to buy software firm in opening move of diversification plan. Software firms unite to form policing group
Abstracts: Professional answers to career questions. Master the art of influence. Career counselor
Abstracts: Intel sets back AMD in battle of chip clones. AMD sales of Intel chip 'clones' boom, boosting expectations for net income
Abstracts: BellSouth, Sony join up to test wireless phones. IBM, BellSouth to conduct 3-year study of high-speed networking technologies
Abstracts: Wang suit alleges patent violations by Microsoft Corp. Digital finds glitch in new computer, prompting it to retrofit every machine
Abstracts: Probing how people think. Design effective performance appraisals. Almost-perfect performance appraisals
Abstracts: AT&T laser chips conduct heat via synthetic diamond. AT&T to unveil alliances creating a global network. AT&T plans to unveil chip for 'multimedia' functions
Abstracts: PCs don't help citizens overcome their apathy. Coming digital age may transform your living room in many ways
Abstracts: Adobe Illustrator 8.0. New Illustrator sharpens its text tools. TypeStyler: style for less: TypeStyler
Abstracts: Out at the new old-fashioned ballpark. Mixing typefaces: beyond the ransom note. Catching the eye: design techniques for getting attention
Abstracts: Ami Pro. 101 hot tips. Premature prepress
Abstracts: Despite U.S. export rules, Israel buys a supercomputer. Armistice for Apple and Microsoft: leaders see virtue in their joint effort
Abstracts: Apple gives a blueprint for future; few specifics released on new products, but openness is unusual. Apple risks profits on new line
Abstracts: Rival files antitrust suit against Intel; Advanced Micro opens latest legal skirmish among chip makers. Decision mixed over Intel chip; but Advanced Micro entitled to damages
Abstracts: The outlook; high tech is forming a role as an indicator. Silicon Volley; high-tech firms rush to fund a pet cause: chill all the lawyers; a former Intuit ace leads California battle to curb law suits and huge fees; finding rewards in politics
Abstracts: Judge says Intel doesn't hold right to '386' name. Advanced Micro Devices charges Intel in anti-trust suit seeking $2 billion
Abstracts: Digital Equipment Corp. unveils new line of desktop computers. Digital plans to unveil computer
Abstracts: New Apples provide confusing windfall for PC shoppers. Apple enlists small companies for software; Userland's product to extend Macintosh capabilities in area of automation
Abstracts: Advanced Micro's results decline from prior quarter. Advanced Micro results spurted in 1st quarter. Intel's net rose in 3rd quarter; AMD had loss
Abstracts: PC industry pins big hopes on laptops. Tandy expected to introduce multimedia PCs. Compaq to take lead, for now, with notebook PC
Abstracts: Chip-set maker at a crucial turn. Selling now in Tokyo: tiniest I.B.M. portable. Intel set to show new chip: smaller size to aid in new computers
Abstracts: Compaq plans to introduce line of low-cost machines. Apple pays price for new strategy. Lower-priced machines from Apple due today
Abstracts: Compaq ousts its legendary chief. Compaq's former chief forms consulting firm. Expanded Compaq laptop expected: a new 'notebook' computer has the speed and power of desktop models
Abstracts: Using the culture concept in an organization development setting. Toward more user-centric OD: Lessons from the field of experience-based design and a case study
Abstracts: On the font battlefront, an uneasy truce raises hopes; there are signs that Adobe, Apple and Microsoft standards will work together
Abstracts: Two men, two visions of one computer world, indivisible. Computer translator phones try to compensate for Babel
Abstracts: Advanced Micro's silicon cash cow. Intel profits are strong for period and year. Intel net up while its rival, Advanced Micro, posts loss
Abstracts: Substituting a finger for a mouse. Patents: eyeglasses augmented by computer. After court rebuke, Refac hints at a retreat on suits
Abstracts: Apple by Apple. Reports with sound effects and video: Apple Quicktime takes desktop publishing into a new dimension
Abstracts: Remember Big Brother? Now he's a company man. Deep cuts are seen for I.B.M.: lower dividend and big charge expected
Abstracts: New chip method may be put off. Chip industry pioneer to retire. A chip maker's profit on patents: Texas Instruments angers the industry
Abstracts: NCR offers pen-based computer. Fastest PC is poised to enter a market in flux. New Digital computer uses standard design
Abstracts: Information, please. WAT's new? MCI and Sprint pitch 800 service to households
Abstracts: IBM posts dismal 3rd-quarter results; aides given new powers to urge layoffs; European sales woes cited as stock falls by 6.6%; PC business bloodied
Abstracts: Computer feud enters a new phase. New Sun operating system for PC's. Harnessing hundreds of computers to improve speed and efficiency
Abstracts: Microsoft net is up; Lotus falls. New data base ended by Lotus and Equifax. Microsoft earnings climbed by 45.1% in the first quarter
Abstracts: Little EMC challenges leader IBM in data-storage; sales grow on products using cheaper, faster off-the-shelf disk drives
Abstracts: United Telecommunications' net fell 5.2% in 3rd period, GTE's rose 11%. part 2 AT&T's profit fell slim 1% in 4th quarter; concern attributes decline to recession, expenses; revenue, volume gain
Abstracts: Growing pains: Low-cost PC makers have come on strong but difficulties loom: some upstarts face problems with quality, service, returned merchandise; a threat of rising overhead
Abstracts: Southwestern's Bell Atlantic's net fell in 2nd period; U S West's profit flat. MCI posts loss of $176 million; charge is cited
Abstracts: Southwestern Bell's net declined 10% in period; slow line growth hurts stock. Four Baby Bells post 3rd-period gains, while BellSouth's results were flat
Abstracts: Danger of miscarriage found for chip workers. Intel rival is set back by ruling; Advanced Micro cannot copy codes
Abstracts: The failures of AT&T strategies. A.T.&T. plan for added Europe cable. A.T.&T. in venture to lay cable to Japan
Abstracts: 2 Baby Bells' profits drop; third is flat. 9,900 jobs to be cut by Nynex; $550 million charge will cause big loss
Abstracts: Digital net up as Apple posts decline. Profits off by 28% at Digital. Digital net drops 83%, Apple profits fall 39%
Abstracts: AT&T reports 57% rise in net for 4th quarter; rivalry squeezes revenue at long-distance unit; Universal Card thrives
Abstracts: Wang's reorganization plan would let company leave Chapter 11 by Sept. 30. Profit of Digital Equipment fell 83% in quarter
Abstracts: Microsoft is again assailed by agency, which says firm thwarts court order. Parametric says net nearly doubled on strong sales rise in its 4th quarter
Abstracts: Apple's net more than quadrupled in its 1st quarter, dwarfing forecasts. Apple Computer profit fell 39% in its 4th quarter
Abstracts: RasterOps Corp. to post big rise in quarterly net. Conner to post strong results for 3rd quarter. Maxtor to post fiscal 4th-quarter loss of $50 million; Quantum net rose 56%
Abstracts: Owners love the Powerbook, but also have complaints; battery life, the tiny trackball and the odd screen shape head the list
Abstracts: Texas Instruments posts quarterly net; chip business has first profit since '89. Texas Instruments posts a deficit, first in four years
Abstracts: Microsoft confirms that FTC probe into its business has been expanded. Nintendo to ease restrictions on U.S. game designers
Abstracts: Better flat-panel color for diehard Mac users. Canon's new laptop packs a nice printer inside. A notebook that can provide desktop power: the Compaq slips into a 'docking bay' on the desk and slides out for trips
Abstracts: A major design shift at Digital. Shift at I.B.M. alters succession outlook; an heir apparent emerges for the chairman's post
Abstracts: Digital Equipment today will unveil new computer line. NCR agrees to AT&T takeover for $110 a share, or $7.48 billion; accord ends a battle that raged 5 months; vanquished will rule
Abstracts: IBM plans to cut 4,500 positions from marketing. Broderbund expects operating profit to fall below year-earlier results
Abstracts: A spectrum of choice for offices at home. Low-tech renewal. A coming attraction
Abstracts: Navigating the sea of sports trivia; several electronic approaches to facts and figures about your favorite event
Abstracts: Tandy Corp indicates its 4th-period net could fall 66% as concern shifts focus. Tandy posts 17% decline in profit for latest quarter
Abstracts: Sun Microsystems' profit fell 82% in first quarter on output delays. Sun Microsystems 1st-quarter net gain disappoints analysts
Abstracts: Shearson's quarterly charge may grow with plunge in Computervision shares. Wang Labs posted profit of $2.6 million in latest period, it first in 7 quarters
Abstracts: FCC votes to open local phone firms to competition by fledgling networks. AT&T discount for big firms hits legal snag
Abstracts: Silicon Valley days: high-tech firm cries trade-secret theft, gets scant sympathy; Borland fingers a defector, aided by software of firm to which he's defecting; rivals to accuser: oh shut up
Abstracts: Compaq results are lackluster; stock falls 15%. Compaq's 4th-quarter net tumbled 51% as sales dropped 13% in weak economy
Abstracts: Akers to IBM employees: wake up! IBM is expected to cut PC prices today in face of continued industry pressures
Abstracts: LSI Logic says 12 computer firms use its chips to build Sun clones. Readin', writin' & multimedia: slowly, teachers are turning to a new tool
Abstracts: Revlon sues supplier over software disabling. Apple may widen sale of operating systems. Microsoft to try new market by acquiring Fox Software
Abstracts: Recent changes in the AICPA Code: what they mean for CPAs and clients. Some empirical evidence on the impact of the AICPA's mandatory continuing education requirements
Abstracts: The outsider. Balance of power. Biting the bullet
Abstracts: New lines of communication. Pirates in the dock. PR's bull market
Abstracts: Answering the East's call. Long on promise. Survival of the biggest
Abstracts: Answering the East's call. Wild east pioneers. Eastern promise excites powerful hopes
Abstracts: Unisys had big deficit in 3d quarter; loss at $356.8 million; computer maker plans to eliminate 5,000 jobs. part 2
Abstracts: Computer group faces uphill fight. An aging dancer fights to keep up; Silicon Valley's future may hinge on winning the palmtop computer race
Abstracts: IBM is likely in 1992 to trim 20,000 positions. IBM to split up mainframe unit in restructuring. Unisys reports loss for third quarter and plans layoffs as chairman resigns
Abstracts: Will Next Inc.'s new machines find a place in the market? Prodding Digital PC's toward the winner's circle. Facing the price of a home computer
Abstracts: PC industry pins big hopes on laptops. Compaq to classify certain retailers as specialists for its complex machines
Abstracts: Intel, MCI to offer Internet computer that makes running Web sites easier. AST introduces computer line using 486 chip
Abstracts: Firms promise a phone in every pocket. AT&T and SBC are holding talks to merge in transaction valued at more than $50 billion; phone deal would be the biggest in history, but there are hurdles
Abstracts: He who fielded Compaq's 'SWAT team.' (interview with Compaq Computer Corp. CEO Eckhard Pfeiffer) (Sound Bytes, Column) (Interview)
Abstracts: What is 'classroom drill' in French? New look for WordStar. 300 model missives to help sell anything
Abstracts: Debating the curbs on 'Baby Bells.' (government regulation the the Bell Regional Holding Companies) The pileup of communications bills
Abstracts: Defense contractors to CASB: what is an accounting change? Return of the Cost Accounting Standards Board. CASB considers accounting changes
Abstracts: Agency theory as ideology: a comparative analysis based on critical legal theory and radical accounting. An institutional analysis of accounting growth and regulation in the United States
Abstracts: IBM's new PCs for home stress sobriety, not cuddly look of old. IBM unveils additions to top-line PCs, rounding out plans for network market
Abstracts: Calling time on the working day. The long road to employee involvement. Direct action on work begins to take shape
Abstracts: BellSouth unit and Swatch to introduce wristwatch pager, joint marketing plan. Nynex says unit is target of probe on building pacts
Abstracts: IBM is seeking to force ouster of Lotus board; move puts intense pressure on the software maker to negotiate sale pact
Abstracts: Home court; local markets will soon be hit by an unfamiliar force: competition. Data services break through to wide market
Abstracts: Weary of price cuts, companies try to sell value; service, warranty and technology may be the next weapons of choice
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