%A Jo Ann McDonald
%T Some like it hot
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 13-14

%A Brian Boyle
%T The legend of supermicro
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 18-23

%A Joe Germann
%T Performance comparison: enhanced supermicro and the VAX/780
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 26-31
%K SKY

%A Gene Dronek
%T System review: Series 200 HP-UX
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 32-39

%A Bernie Toth
%A Ian Evans
%T Putting supermicros in perspective
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 42-47

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T The C programming guide: why C ?
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 49-57

%A Bill Tuthill
%T An introduction to termcap
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 59-61

%A Michael P. Florio
%T User spotlight
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 92

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Greetings !
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 1
%D January/February 1984
%P 100

%A John M. Knapp
%T Of shows and chips and stealing VAX
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 16-22

%A Bruce S. Borden
%T Usenix
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 23

%A Bob Marsh
%A Jim Groff
%T A state-of-the-market assessment
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 26-33

%A Gene Dronek
%T IBM's PC-IX
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 34-37

%A Steve Auditore
%T Software security and the pinstriped pirate
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 38-44

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T The C tutorial: getting started
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 46-51

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Intermediate termcap
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 53-56

%A Amanda C. Hixson
%T Buying accounting software: a review
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 58-63

%A Alan Winston
%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T The 1984 office automation conference: Unix peeks out of the office
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 66-72

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The greatest show on Earth
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 2
%D March/April 1984
%P 128-126

%A Omri Serlin
%T 3B or not 3B
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 27-30

%A Heinz Lycklama
%T The /usr/group standards explained
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 32-37

%A John M. Knapp
%T Whatever happened to Fortune systems ?
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 40-52

%A Kathy Hemenway
%A Helene Armitage
%T Proposed syntax standard for Unix system commands
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 54-57

%A David D. Coleman
%T Crystal Writer: Wang-like WP for the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 60-63

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T The source code control system
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 69-71
%K SCCS

%A Nicholas C. Nierenberg
%T The ISIS standard
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 72-77

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T A preview: Honeywell's Scorpion
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 80-93

%A Jon Roland
%T AI, Unix and C
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 96-103

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Advanced termcap
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 106-109

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T The C tutorial: operators, flow control, and software tools
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 110-117

%A Karen Rosenthal
%T Infopor systems
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 118

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Standards and things that go bump in the night
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 3
%D May/June 1984
%P 152-150

%A Omri Serlin
%T Convergent technologies: trouble in paradise
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 22-29

%A William Joy
%T The Unix system in the laboratory
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 32-38

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Working with a giant
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 43-49

%A Stanley I. Simkins
%T Unix and vertical markets: the brass ring ?
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 50-53

%A Bill King
%A Don Steiny
%T Writers workbench: automated grammar ?
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 58-67
%K WWB

%A Nicholas L. Feakins
%T Review of the Fortune Systems Business Applications Series
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 70-79

%A Gene Dronek
%T The Apollo Unix environment
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 82-86

%A John M. Knapp
%T Apollo's sun rising: a corporate profile
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 87-93

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Intermediate SCCS
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 94-101

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T The C tutorial: functions
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 102-107

%A Richard Struse
%A Keith Eisenstark
%T Unigroup of New York
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 108

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Hackers, crackers, language, and law
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 4
%D July/August 1984
%P 128-126

%A Philip J. Gill
%T On NCC, popcorn, and confusion
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 13-15

%A Omri Serlin
%T A closer look at Plexus and computer consoles
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 22-29

%A James Warner
%A Geoofrey Scott
%T Mainframe graphics heads this way
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 32-37

%A Aaron Marcus
%T Iconic interfaces and corporate identity
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 38-46

%A William B. Elmore
%T Unix and GKS in a new age of computer graphics
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 50-57

%A Mark S. Callow
%T The Unix system and interactive graphics
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 59-64

%A Gene Dronek
%T The latest from DEC: Ultrix 32
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 66-73

%A Nicholas L. Feakins
%T A review of the RealWorld accounting system
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 78-83

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T The Sun-2 workstation
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 84-91

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T The Interleaf publishing system
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 94-97

%A David Robboy
%T Unix block I/O optimization on microcomputers
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 98-103

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T The C tutorial: some logical operators and more software tools
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 104-111

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Advanced SCCS: how make and SCCS work together
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 112-117

%A Irene Pasternack
%T The Seattle Unix group
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 118

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The day Bell system died
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 5
%D October 1984
%P 144

%A Philip Gill
%T Fortune's fortunes and other notes
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 13-15

%A Omri Serlin
%T NCC - appearances were misleading
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 18-25

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Wizard's woes: the problems of porting
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 28-34
%K portability

%A Gordon W. Waidhofer
%A Michael Sweeney
%T Maybe we can still keep the name
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 38-41
%K portability

%A Neal Nelson
%T A software vendor's search
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 44-49
%K portability

%A Kathleen B. Wallace
%T 4.2BSD versus System V
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 50-57

%A David Saunders
%T Unix, C and APL
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 59-67

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T The AT&T 3B2/300
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 68-81

%A Jeffrey Copeland
%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%A Alan Winston
%T Locus: a transparently clear solution
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 83-86

%A Alan Winston
%T The Locus PC bridge
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 88-91

%A Rik Farrow
%T All about device drivers
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 92-95

%A Deborah K. Scherrer
%T Software tools user group
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 97-98

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Pleasure, pain, and electronic mail
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 6
%D November 1984
%P 120-118

%A Philip J. Gill
%T The battle that may never happen
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 16-18

%A Omri Serlin
%T The IBM PC/AT: winners and losers, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 23-25

%A Anthony Adverse
%T Mr. Watson, some here; I want you
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 29-41

%A Erik Fair
%T Usenet: spanning the globe
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 47-49

%A Stephen Auditore
%T A tale of software woods
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 50-59

%A David A. Small
%T The Unix system job market
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 62-66

%A William J. Donnelly
%T Review of the Acuity business software packages
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 72-79

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T UX-Basic
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 80-87

%A Robert A. Heath
%T Pseudo-device provides SNA communications for the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 90-93

%A Carolyn S. Clodfelter
%T Planning for success with troff
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 96-99

%A Susan Dugoff
%T The Capitol Shell Association
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 102

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The trauma of technophobia
%J Unix/World
%V 1
%N 7
%D December 1984
%P 128-127

%A Omri Serlin
%T IBM PC/AT: winners and losers, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 17-19

%A Philip J. Gill
%T Marriage of the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 29-31

%A Tom Gilchrist
%A Ken Johnson
%T Co-resident Unix systems
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 32-34

%A Gordon W. Waidhofer
%A Michael Sweeney
%T 4.2BSD - Berkeley's answer to the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 36-42

%A Brian Boyle
%T Salary survey: what price a Unix system guru ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 43-48

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Unix at the pivot point: a look back at 1984
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 50-56

%A C.A. Felong
%A H. Avant
%T Xenix for the IBM PC/XT
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 58-69

%A Harry Avant
%T dBase II moves to the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 70-74

%A Paresh K. Vaish
%A Jean Marie McNamara
%T Techniques for debugging Xenix software device drivers
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 86-92

%A Peggy Judd
%T Text software: a boon for scientific authors
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 93-100
%K eqn tbl troff

%A Julia Rich
%T Unix Houston
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 102

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Using a supplemental spelling dictionary - revisited
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 110-111

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Lauren predicts
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 1
%D February 1985
%P 128-122

%A Omri Serlin
%T AT&T-IS wins in major AT&T reorganization
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 17-24

%A Ken Gilbert
%A Barbara Williams
%T Beyond PCs: the Unix system integrates the office
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 28-34

%A Erwin Morton
%T The interface: will Unix be friendlier than PCs ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 38-42

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Multifunction office systems: an overview
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 46-51

%A Mohandas Nair
%T Running with Xenix: small business system administration
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 52-59

%A Stanley Shein
%T Unix: is there anything left to argue ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 60-63

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Applications software ? What application software ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 64-67

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T The HP Integral: the Unix system takes on the Mac
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 68-79

%A Harry Avant
%T Multiplan for the AT&T 3B2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 80-86

%A Paresh K. Vaish
%A Jean Marie McNamara
%T Debugging Xenix software device drivers, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 100-102

%A Bill Tuthill
%T The shell game: a comparison of the C and Bourne shells, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 103-107

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Moving from CP/M to the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 109-110

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T An interactive front-end for the Unix system find command
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 113-117

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Fun with robots
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 2
%D March 1985
%P 128-127

%A Omri Serlin
%T Sperry launches bold Unix system thrust with NCR, Arete, CCI gear
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 17-26

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T The Unix system in large organizations
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 28-34

%A Tom Clark
%A Vic Forgetta
%T No way around Big Blue's SNA
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 38-48

%A Jean S. Bozman
%T Citibank: the Unix system "that never sleeps"
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 50-56

%A William J. Casey
%A Robert A. Adolph
%T New performance horizons through hardware solutions
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 58-64

%A Neal Nelson
%T Benchmarks to do business by: Unix, Xenix systems at work
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 68-75

%A Bruce Hunter
%T UTS: Amdahl's (and AT&T's) mainframe Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 76-82

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T The Plexus challenge: reviewing the P/35
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 84-90

%A Bill Tuthill
%T The shell game: a comparison of the C and Bourne shells, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 104-108

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T C tutorial: reader-contributed squeeze program bug reports
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 109-111

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Two reader contributions: one mail front-end, one field delimiter
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 113-116

%A Bill Tuthill
%T A history lesson
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 122-124

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The celluliod computers
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 3
%D April 1985
%P 128-127

%A Omri Serlin
%T AT&T and DRI, Microsoft, et al
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 18-22

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T System administration: cures for business ills
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 24-30

%A Nancy Blachman
%A Phil Ngai
%T The ABC's of the Berkeley Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 34-46

%A Lawrence S. Brewster
%A Grace B. Mulford
%T Unix system training for small business
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 50-63

%A Brian Boyle
%A John Dunham
%T PCs: from now on consider them terminal(s)
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 66-71

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T Pyramid 90x: a RISC supermini
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 75-86

%A Harry Avant
%T Horizon's Latitude on the AT&T 3B2/300
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 90-93

%A Rik Farrow
%T Spring-tuning your kernel, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 106-111

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T A collection of reader offerings
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 115-119

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Communicating on Unix systems: the mail and write commands
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 122-124

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Shake, spin, rattle, and roll
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 4
%D May 1985
%P 128-127

%A Omri Serlin
%T IBM unveils Unix V for mainframes, Series/1
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 17-22

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T The Unix system - no business too large
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 24-32

%A Alan Winston
%T Supermicro beats little Blues: a cost analysis
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 34-38

%A Dan Ladermann
%T The /usr/group standard: approved
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 42-51

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Systems administration: cures for business ills, part 2:
system startup and shutdown
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 52-57

%A Harry Avant
%T 20/20: the 1-2-3 of Unix-land ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 58-65

%A Ronald Berg
%T Mark Williams Company's Coherent on the IBM PC
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 66-70

%A Rik Farrow
%T Spring-tuning your kernel, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 83-91

%A Steve Hersee
%T The C standard is coming, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 92-95

%A Gary Bronson
%T The C tutorial: an introduction to pointers
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 97-101

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T An interactive spelling check/correction shell script
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 102

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The conference schism
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 5
%D June 1985
%P 120-118

%A Omri Serlin
%T AT&T unveils Unix PC, StarLAN
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 18-25

%A David Spencer
%T Beyond C: programming languages past, present, future
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 26-35
%K 4GL

%A Doug Mahugh
%T Understanding fourth-generation languages
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 36-47

%A John Malpas
%T Prolog as a Unix system tool
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 48-53

%A Giacomo Marini
%T Modula-2 knocks on the door
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 54-56

%A Alan Winston
%T Exposing the PC to Unix connection
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 58-66

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T The Altos 486: an AT buster ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 69-80

%A Thomas Butler
%A Lisa Kennedy
%T The AT&T Unix system help facility
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 81-83

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Systems administration: cures for business ills, part 3:
a file system checkup
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 93-99

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T A postman and a philosopher
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 103-105

%A Steve Hersee
%T The C standard is coming, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 110-115

%A Bill Tuthill
%T An on-line calculator
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 117-118

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The new computer nerds
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 6
%D July 1985
%P 120-119

%A Omri Serlin
%T 32-bit MPU battle nears climax
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 16-20

%A Omri Serlin
%T Multiprocessor architectures multiply Unix system applications
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 22-35

%A Mohandas Nair
%A Phil Barrett
%T Understanding new chip architectures:
what they mean to system performance and you
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 38-44

%A David Keith
%T Choosing word processing software
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 46-52

%A Alan Winston
%T The Touchstone connectables: UniHost, PCworks, and MacLine
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 55-61

%A Gary Bronson
%T C tutorial: command line arguments
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 63-68

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T System administration: cures for business ills, part 4:
creating and managing your file system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 89-94

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Spooling to multiple printers
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 95-97

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Five common problems
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 99-101

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Equal access - unequal service, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 7
%D August 1985
%P 108-107

%A Omri Serlin
%T Status report: Encore and Flexible
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 16-18

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T The power of work-alikes
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 20-28

%A David C. Keith
%T Choosing work-alike systems
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 30-45

%A Neal Nelson
%T The rule of the Unix system game
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 46-54

%A Harry Avant
%T The AT&T Unix PC: a Unix system for the masses ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 56-68

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T System administration: cures for business ills, part 5:
backing up your file system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 80-87

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T When best intentions aren't enough
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 93-97

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Equal access - unequal service, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 8
%D September 1985
%P 108-107

%A Omri Serlin
%T Whatever happened to the supermicro market ? part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 18-28

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T The Unix system gets the picture: getting into CAD/CAM/CAE
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 30-36

%A Lee Kauffman
%A Thomas R. Billadeau
%T Electronic poublishing and the myth of the paperless office
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 38-51

%A Ashley Grayson
%T An introduction to image processing
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 52-60

%A Donald R. Shaifer
%T CCI's Officepower: more muscle in thge office
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 62-68

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T System administration: cures for business ills, part 6:
adding and removing accounts
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 81-89

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Potpourri: jumbles, a bug fix, and write
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 95-100

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Six more common problems
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 101-103

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Lost in lingo ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 9
%D October 1985
%P 110-109

%A Omri Serlin
%T Whatever happened to the supermicro market ? part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 16-19

%A Bill Gates
%T The future of Xenix
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 20-37

%A Rod Turner
%T The Unix system on Main Street: is it retailable ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 38-44

%A Thomas Clarkson
%A Richard Skrinde
%T Graphics extensions to the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 47-55

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T The Zilog System 8000
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 56-69

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T System administration: cures for business ills, part 7:
controlling terminal lines and scheduling tasks using cron
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 73-79

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Paragraph reform, a SCCS-like utility, and ls -l and file
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 81-86

%A Bill Tuthill
%T The Unix system starter kit: the sort facility
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 89-95

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Training for oblivion ?
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 10
%D November 1985
%P 110-109

%A Omri Serlin
%T Alliant unveils parallel multiprocessor
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 17-29

%A Michele Nelson
%T Waiting for Big Blue Godot
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 30-37

%A Mark J. Hatch
%A Michael Katz
%A Jim Rees
%T AT&T's RFS and Sun's NFS:
a comparison of heterogeneous distributed file systems
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 38-52

%A Judith Estrin
%T Deciphering data communications terminology
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 54-60

%A Paul B. Fertal
%T AT&T's system administration training
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 65-73

%A Gary Perlman
%T Usenet: doing research on the network
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 75-81

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Some stocking stuffers
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 82-85

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Unix system jargon
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 86-87

%A Brian Jay Wu
%T Computer Literacy Bookshop: a bookstore review
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 89-95

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The gabby machines
%J Unix/World
%V 2
%N 11
%D December 1985
%P 110-109
%K voice synthesis

%A Omri Serlin
%T Defining parallel processing, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 21-27

%A Philip J. Gill
%T Technology forecast: 1986 and beyond
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 30-41

%A Brian Boyle
%A David Coleman
%T Highway 101 revisited: heavy traffic in the Unix maketplace
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 42-52

%A Michele Nielson
%T The best of Unix/World
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 54-63

%A Harry Avant
%T Uniplex-II on the AT&T Unix PC
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 64-75

%A Pery S. Kivolowitz
%T Optical strorage devices: a coming alternative for archival storage
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 77-84

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Pass the envelope please ...
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 85-91

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Customized function keys
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 92-93

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Not dead yet !
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 1
%D January 1986
%P 110-109

%A Omri Serlin
%T Defining parallel processing, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 19-27
%K NYU Ultracomputer, RP3

%A Robert A. Cramer
%T Database primer: things you should know about database systems ...
but were afraid to ask
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 28-44

%A Roger Sippl
%T SQL: the answer to database standardization
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 46-50

%A Nicolas Nierenberg
%T DBMSs past, present, and futures
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 52-57

%A Harry Avant
%T Filepro 16 plus on the AT&T 3B2-300
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 58-64

%A Nancy Blachman
%A Phil Ngai
%T Further cures for business ills, part 1a:
backup issues and strategies
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 67-72

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Sticky tar problems
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 76-80

%A Bill Tuthill
%T The Unix system starter kit: plotting graphs
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 81-83

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Across the deep blue sea, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 2
%D February 1986
%P 110-109

%A Omri Serlin
%T Defining parallel processing, part 3
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 19-27

%A Phil Hughes
%T The Unix system on the IBM PC
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 28-37

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T CAD/CAM workstations: new technologies, players squeeze into market
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 38-49

%A Brian Jay Wu
%T The Macintosh/Unix connection:
a proposal for the ultimate programmer's workstation
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 52-61

%A Marv Ziegler
%T R Word: word processing for multiuser operating systems
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 63-67

%A Phil Ngai
%A Nancy Blachman
%T Further cures for business ills, part 1b:
backup issues and strategies
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 69-77

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Five short pieces
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 79-88

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Regular expressions
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 90-91

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Across the deep blue sea, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 3
%D March 1986
%P 102-101

%A Ray Swartz
%T Making the Unix system friendly
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 14-15

%A Omri Serlin
%T Unix V release 3 coming
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 19-27

%A Michael Sweeney
%T Electronic publishing: technologies, markets, applications
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 28-37

%A Johanna Ambrioso
%T Electronic publishing: product roundup
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 38-45

%A Kevin McKean
%T The making of the Power 6/32, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 46-55

%A Marv Ziegler
%T SCO's Lyrix word processor
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 57-63

%A Rik Farrow
%T Further cures for business ills, part 2a:
security issues and strategies
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 65-71

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Securing your terminal: two approaches
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 73-76

%A Bill Tuthill
%T What's WYSIWYG
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 78-79

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Can anything hear me ?
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 4
%D April 1986
%P 94-93
%K speech recognition

%A Omri Serlin
%T ISSCC report: IBM, Sperry, NEC reveal new MPUs
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 20-25

%A Patrick Welch
%T Characteristics of nonimpact printers
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 28-35

%A Alan Winston
%T Laser printer: a new light
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 36-45

%A Kevin McKean
%T The making of the Power 6/32, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 46-55

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Review of the Opus Systems 532 personal mainframe
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 56-63

%A Rik Farrow
%T Further cures for business ills, part 2b:
security for superusers, or how to break the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 65-70

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Preformatted manual pages for terminal viewing
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 73-77

%A Ray Swartz
%T Data entry - Unix style
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 79-81

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T To trust technology
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 5
%D May 1986
%P 102-101

%A Omri Serlin
%T RISC: myth and reality, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 19-24

%A Jack Barishansky
%T Unix moves into new hardware
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 26-38

%A B.J. Fuller
%T Multiprocessing Unix runs business-oriented supermini
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 40-47

%A Herb Jacobs
%A Jack A. Test
%T The Unix system adapts to a parallel-processing environment
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 48-55
%K Alliant FX/8

%A Robert Bond
%A Lee Tapper
%T Backplane-free computer speeds Unix system design
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 56-63

%A Bruce Mackinlay
%T You want me to review what ?
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 67-73
%K Tandy 6000

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Further cures for business ills, part 3a:
bringing up Unix system communications - a case study
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 75-81

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Meeting the challenge
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 83-91

%A Ray Swartz
%T The shell gives a command performance
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 92-94

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T The more things change ...
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 6
%D June 1986
%P 116-115

%A Omri Serlin
%T RISC: myth and reality, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 19-24

%A Jay Arthur
%T Programmer productivity and the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 26-33

%A Alan Winston
%T 4GL faceoff: a look at fourth generation languages
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 34-41
%K Plain English, C/Base, Shar/IX, Progress, Rubix, Informix-4GL
%K Empress/32, filePro 16 plus, AppGen, Unify

%A Gene Dronek
%T Evaluating three new visual productivity tools
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 42-49
%K DVdraw, Teamwork, Software-through-pictures

%A Bruce MacKinlay
%T What to do after C
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 50-57
%K C++, Objective-C

%A Harry Avant
%T AT&T's DOS-73 system
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 58-67

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Further cures for business ills, part 3b:
operating and maintaining Unix communications
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 69-77

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Our cup runneth over
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 79-85

%A Ray Swartz
%T The shell catches errors, just in case
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 88-92

%A Bill Tuthill
%T The stream editor sed
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 94-96

%A Lauern Weinstein
%T The bits behind video
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 7
%D July 1986
%P 116-115

%A Omri Serlin
%T Mips and Mflops: in the eye of the beholder, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 19-25

%A Robert H. Anderson
%A Robert B. Greenberg
%T Unix and AI, a beautiful marriage
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 26-33

%A Thea J. Landesberg
%T Unix-based tools help develop expert systems
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 34-39

%A Janice Glasgow
%T Artificial intelligence programming languages
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 40-49
%K Lisp, Prolog, NIAL

%A Walter Zintz
%T Artificial intelligence from A to Z
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 50-57

%A Harry Avant
%T AT&T's Writer's Workbench
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 59-67

%A Michael T. O'Brien
%T Further cures for business ills, part 3c:
less money, more disk: stateless servers and diskless clients
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 69-75

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Something for everyone
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 77-81

%A Ray Swartz
%T Making the right choice, repeatedly
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 89-91

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T A matter of power
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 8
%D August 1986
%P 108-107

%A Omri Serlin
%T Mips and Mflops: in the eye of the beholder, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 19-25

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Unix graphics: the big picture
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 26-32

%A Mark Grover Rawlins
%T The Unix system and graphics
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 34-41

%A Alan Winston
%T Graphics terminals: a clearer picture
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 42-55

%A Dimitri Rotow
%T IBM's RT PC
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 56-73

%A Jason Levitt
%T The Korn shell: an emerging standard
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 74-81

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Lots of goodies !
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 83-89

%A Ray Swartz
%T Mail merge, Unix style
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 90-93

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Let's take a spin
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 9
%D September 1986
%P 108-107

%A Omri Serlin
%T Unix System V, Release 3.0: finally, officially out
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 19-25

%A Judith Estrin
%T Networking standards end confusion
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 26-32

%A Jim Isaak
%T Standards for the Unix system
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 34-38

%A Rex Jaeschke
%T The impact of the ANSI C standard
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 42-45

%A Harry Avant
%T 4 word processing programs
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 47-56
%K WordMARC, Lyrix, CrystalWriter Plus, LEX

%A John MacEntyre Allen
%T Xenix log-in session billing
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 59-71

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Mailmerge revisited and a bulletin-board
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 73-81

%A Ray Swartz
%T Data entry revisited
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 82-89

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Database facilities
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 10
%D October 1986
%P 91-97

%A Omri Serlin
%T Unix benchmarks: competition begins
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 19-25

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Unix and mass storage
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 26-33

%A Gene Dvorek
%T Why is Unx such a disk hog ?
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 34-39

%A Alan Winston
%T Half-inch tapes: a happy medium
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 42-50

%A Sandra A. LaFave
%T Installing netnews, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 53-62

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T A holiday feast
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 67-75

%A Ray Swartz
%T An issues of right and wrong
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 77-83

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Form letters
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 86-87

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Cinematic high-tech do's and don'ts
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 11
%D November 1986
%P 108-107

%A Omri Serlin
%T Pyramid Technology: a progress report
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 19-24

%A James J. Mullen
%T SNA facilities migrate to Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 26-33

%A Dick Green
%T The PC-to-Unix connection
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 34-41

%A David Morris
%T Unix and ISDN: an inevitable connection
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 42-53

%A Harry Avant
%T AT&T 6300 Plus
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 57-67

%A Sandra A. LaFave
%T Installing netnews, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 69-77

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Holiday gifts from tha grabbag
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 79-86

%A Ray Swartz
%T Keeping it clean
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 89-97

%A Lauren Weinstein
%T Where have the students gone ?
%J Unix/World
%V 3
%N 12
%D December 1986
%P 116-115

%A Omri Serlin
%T Convergent Tech: tough road ahead
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 19-25

%A Howard Bierman
%T The Unix system market continues to grow: some areas show major gains
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 26-33

%A David Morris
%T 32-bit microprocessors drive Unix systems harder
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 34-41

%A Sunil Mehta
%T Evaluating Unix system interfaces
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 42-46

%A Adele Weiskopf
%T Networking products break new ground
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 48-53

%A Harry Avant
%T Compaq DeskPro 386: WOW !
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 55-62

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Debuggers, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 69-73

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Happy new year
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 75-83

%A Ray Swartz
%T Putting a script through some changes
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 85-89

%A Richard Bilancia
%T Xenix: shells and interfaces
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 90-95

%A Richard Dural
%T The case for fault-tolerant computers
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 1
%D January 1987
%P 112

%A Omri Serlin
%T Unix: portability woes
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 19-24

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Due credit: Unix enters the world of banking
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 26-31

%A David Morris
%T Board level computers take aim at Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 33-46

%A Richard Skrinde
%T Evaluating Unix DBMS products
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 50-54

%A Alan Winston
%T Putting the pieces together: integrated office systems
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 57-61

%A Gail Anderson
%T Microport system V/AT, SCO Xenix and ... IBM Xenix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 63-77

%A Bill Tuthill
%T Debuggers, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 83-87

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Found code and more
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 89-97

%A Ray Swartz
%T Multiple problems of multiuser
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 99-102

%A Richard Bilancia
%T The Tandy Xenix machines
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 107-111

%A Alan P. Hald
%T Market-share warfare
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 2
%D February 1987
%P 128

%A Omri Serlin
%T Plexus computers
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 19-24

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Engineering systems await Unix software
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 26-33

%A David Wilson
%T Technical workstations - the ultimate PCs
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 34-41

%A Alan Winston
%T Communications software: the strongest link
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 42-46

%A Alan Winston
%T Communications hardware: important connections
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 49-52

%A Ralph Baker
%T Counterpoint's System 19K redefines "expandable"
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 57-69

%A Elizabeth Vaughan
%T Pattern matching with regular expressions
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 75-78

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Spring grabbag goodies
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 81-89

%A Ray Swartz
%T Time for a breather
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 91-97

%A Richard Bilancia
%T The micnet local networking facility
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 99-101

%A D. Thomsen
%T Optical disks work with Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 3
%D March 1987
%P 120

%A Omri Serlin
%T DDE: a quiet success story
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 21-28

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Ultrix unbound, almost: Digital's uneasy relationship with Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 32-38

%A Omri Serlin
%T Mainframes, minis, and Unix: who's in which camp ?
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 40-48

%A Gregory Hopwood
%T Standards & variations: the metamorphosis of Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 50-55

%A Alan Winston
%T When bad things happen to good systems
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 57-62

%A Richard Skrinde
%T The power of Progress
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 65-71

%A Elizabeth Vaughan
%T Sed: streamlining your editing
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 77-83

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T We have some winners
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 85-94

%A Ray Swartz
%T Bourne shell history
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 97-100

%A Richard Bilancia
%T Networking choices
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 103-105

%A Herbert J. Martin
%T Why bother installing LANs soon to be obsolete ?
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 4
%D April 1987
%P 128-127

%A Omri Serlin
%T NCR unveils multi-processor Tower
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 21-30

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Unix muscles into the OA market
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 32-40

%A Omri Serlin
%T Parallel processing
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 42-52

%A Rik Farrow
%T What price system security ?
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 54-61

%A Harry Avant
%T Unix shells and utilities for DOS PCs
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 67-73

%A Richard Skrinde
%T High octane help for vi users
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 75
%K EMACS vi-plus

%A Ed Borkovsky
%T Canadians aid world acceptance of Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 77-78

%A Dale Dougherty
%T AWK - a not-so-awkward tool, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 81-89

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Summer tidbits
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 91-97

%A Ray Swartz
%T Keeping an appointmnet with the shell
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 101-107

%A Rich Bilancia
%T The king is dead ! Long live the king
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 109-111

%A Roger Sippl
%T Parallel machines will dominate the mid-range market
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 6
%D June 1987
%P 128

%A Omri Serlin
%T Battle of the 32-bit MPUs heats up
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 21-30

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Transforming electronic publishing
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 32-38

%A Harvey J. Hindin
%T Artificial intelligence embraces C/Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 40-57

%A Dennis Waid
%T It takes only minutes
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 59-66
%K tape backup dump restore

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Unisolutions' SysAdmin menu package
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 69-79

%A Omri Serlin
%T X/Open break portability, standards barriers
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 81-82

%A Dale Dougherty
%T AWK - a not-so-awkward tool, part 3
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 83-88

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Declaring job independence, part 1
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 91-95

%A Ray Schwartz
%T The dating game
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 97-101

%A Rich Bilancia
%T A simple accounting system
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 103-107

%A Bill Joy
%T Fair play for a windowing standard
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 7
%D July 1987
%P 120

%A Omri Serlin
%T Multiflow takes a radical approach to high speed computing
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 21-26

%A Vanessa Schnatmeier
%T Big Blue falls for Unix
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 29-35
%K IBM

%A Harvey J. Hindin
%T The lure of the 386 PC
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 37-47

%A Alan Winston
%T Can Unix keep up with business graphics ?
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 49-54

%A Walter Zintz
%T Sony jumps into the workstation market
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 56-61

%A Rich Bilancia
%T Xenix System V/386
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 63-69

%A John Abbott
%T British Unix community channels software to Europe
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 71-72

%A Lowell Jay Arthur
%T Lex: a power tool for text
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 75-81

%A Rebecca Thomas
%T Declaring job independence, part 2
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 83-85

%A Ray Schwartz
%T A talk on awk
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 87-91

%A Rich Bilancia
%T The fifth annual TANGENT conference
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 93-95

%A Dennis M. Ritchie
%T Simple enough for a genius
%J Unix/World
%V 4
%N 8
%D August 1987
%P 112-111