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Articles in April 1996 issue of Home Office Computing

• Crunch those numbers - evaluations of Lotus' Lotus 1-2-3 for Windows 5.0, Novell's Quattro Pro 6.0, Microsoft's Excel for Macintosh 5.0 and Microsoft's Excel for Windows 7.0 spreadsheet software packages - includes product directory and related article on
  by Jon Pepper
• Wired by law - evaluation of eight home legal software packages - includes product directory - Legal Matters - Software Review - Column - Evaluation
  by Jeffrey J. Fahs
• Total record management - Lotus Approach 96 Edition for Windows 95 DBMS - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Joel Patz
• One world, one number - universal phone numbers for office, home, cellular phones - Communication - Technology Information - Column
  by Jon Pepper
• Networking on the Net - using usenet and the discussion groups on online services for business networking - Log On - Technology Information - Column
  by Angela Gunn
• The Swiss Army office - Willowbrook Technologies' E-Z Office hardware/software office suite - Dennis's Neighborhood - Hardware Review - Column - Evaluation
  by Dennis Eskow
• Render to Caesar - small businesses addressing problems with the IRS - Watchdog - Industry Legal Issue - Column
  by Daniel B. Moskowitz
• Hold the phone - 1996 telecommunications act will profoundly impact small businesses and home offices - Vantage Point - Government Activity - Column
  by Peter Lewis
• Drive-thru cyberspace - buying a car on the Internet or with online services - After Hours - Internet
  by Emerson Andrew Torgan
• Mincing words - American Heritage Dictionary electronic dictionary useful - On My Mind - Product Information - Column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• The dream machine - Pentium systems from eight vendors - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by William Harrel
• At home on the Web - designing a Web page - includes related articles on firms that do not need Web sites, picking a provider, the anatomy of a successful Web site and Web glossary - Internet
  by Rosalind Resnick
• Crystal clear - evaluations of six 17-inch Plug-n-Play monitors - includes product directory and related articles on multimedia monitors and the Plug-n-Play standard - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by Angela Gunn