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1. From paper to PDF in a few easy steps.

Author

Jefferson, Steve

Subjects
*ADOBE software, *ARCHIVES collection management
Abstract

Reviews the document management software Adobe Acrobat Messenger from Adobe Systems Inc.

Published
2000

2. Cross merges PC with paper.

Author

Railsback, Kevin

Subjects
*COMPUTERS, *POCKET computers
Abstract

Evaluates the CrossPad XP digital notepad developed by A.T. Cross Co. Features of the handheld device; Price of the product.

Published
1999

4. Corel Ventura 7 publishes on paper and the Internet.

Author

Heck, Mike

Subjects
*COREL software, *COMPUTER software
Abstract

Evaluates Corel Corp.'s software Corel Ventura 7, beta version. Features and capabilities; Pros and cons; List price; Platforms; Shipment date.

Published
1996

5. Watermark Enterprise keeps you afloat in sea of paper.

Author

Senna, Jeff

Subjects
*COMPUTER software
Abstract

Evaluates Watermark Software Inc.'s Watermark Enterprise Edition 2.1 software. Features and capabilities; Pros and cons; List price; Platforms. INSET: Words and pictures..

Published
1996

6. PaperPort Vx bridges paper and applications.

Author

Heck, Mike

Subjects
*COMPUTER software
Abstract

Evaluates the PaperPort Vx, a Windows desktop scanner developed by Visioneer Inc. Usability of setup; Comparison to previous PaperPort models; Scanning resolution capacity; Length of scanning time; Availability of direct link to Microsoft Exchange for electronic mails and faxing services; Price; Contact information.

Published
1995

7. Portable documents.

Author

Gruman, Galen and Eva, Elizabeth

Subjects
*COMPUTER software
Abstract

Compares portable document software products. Adobe System Inc.'s Acrobat 1.0; No Hands Software Inc.'s Common Ground 1.0; Farallon Computing Inc.'s Replica 1.01; Review of Windows and Macintosh applications; Evaluation of fonts graphics, creation, security, distribution, navigation, content use, documentation, support policies, technical support and value. INSETS: Executive summary (evaluation of softwares).;Scanner, software combo routes paper....

Published
1994

8. Color MFPs Go Mainstream.

Author

Littman, Dan

Subjects
*COMPUTER printers, *OFFICE equipment & supplies, *PRINTING machinery & supplies
Abstract

The article reviews several multifunction printers including Ricoh's Aficio MP C4500, Sharp MX-4501N and Toshiba's e-Studio 3510c.

Published
2007

9. VoIP Test Tools Make the Grade.

Author

Chee, Brian and Rist, Oliver

Subjects
*INTERNET telephony, *TELEPHONE systems, *TELECOMMUNICATION systems, *OFFICE equipment & supplies
Abstract

Evaluates four Internet telephony testing products. Acterna DA-3400 Data Network Analyzer; Brix System; Fluke Networks OptiView Protocol Expert Plus; Spirent Abacus 5000.

Published
2004

10. PRODUCT PREVIEWS.

Subjects
*NEW product development, *INFORMATION technology, *COMPUTER software, *COMPUTER storage devices, *INTERNET servers
Abstract

This paper presents new products in the information technology (IT) field. QualysGuard version 4.0, a vulnerability-management software designed to enable security managers to audit and enforce internal and external policies. In addition to new compliance capabilities, QualysGuard 4.0 includes a new executive dashboard to simplify security management. Hewlett-Packard (HP) in May 2005 will launch an enterprise-quality network attached storage (NAS) device that runs on Linux and is managed using the company's StorageWorks Grid software. The new StorageWorks NAS server will be based on the ProLiant server design of HP and will have a larger storage capacity than its current line of NAS products, the company claims. iPass has updated its Endpoint Policy Management offering. IT can use the new Policy Orchestration capabilities to bring remote and mobile devices into compliance with end-point software policies. OpTier unveiled CoreFirst, a software designed to give transaction-level visibility to multitiered workloads during production. To do so, CoreFirst tracks transactions across IT tiers so users can map IT topologies, locate problems and assess the potential impact that issues may have on business.

Published
2005

11. Ignite Communicator Uses Existing Networks for Video.

Subjects
*INFORMATION services, *DIGITAL communications, *COMPUTER networks, *COMPUTER security
Abstract

This paper features Ignite Communicator, a service from Ignite Technologies that is designed to deliver large, graphics-rich files and digital content over corporate networks. The service uses a lightweight client installed on personal computers that is aware of its surroundings, enabling it to adapt to network types. Security features include digital rights management, encryption, digital signatures, user authentication protocols, content parsing, and x.509 digital certificates. Ignite offers three service modules: Communicator, for providing rich-media delivery over any network, Control.IT, for delivering applications and software patches and the Content and Communications Service, for customizing the delivery service. Annual subscriptions cost about $2.5 million for 60,000 to 80,000 seats.

Published
2005

12. HP Delivers Low-Cost Color Printing.

Author

Littman, Dan

Subjects
*PRINTING machinery & supplies, *COPYING machines, *COMPUTER printers, *OFFICE equipment & supplies, *HEWLETT-Packard computer peripherals
Abstract

The article evaluates the HP Color LaserJet 4730 multifunction printer/copier system from Hewlett-Packard and offers information on its price, capabilities and software.

Published
2006

13. Sharp Builds a Better MFP.

Author

Littman, Dan

Subjects
*COMPUTER printers, *COPYING machines, *OFFICE equipment & supplies, *COMPUTER peripherals
Abstract

Evaluates the AR-M355N Digital Imager multifunction printer from Sharp. Speed in printing and copying both text and graphics documents; Quality of printed material; Operability of the administrative functions and features of the device.

Published
2005