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The Internet and How it is Used
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10 pages in length. A thorough discussion of the Internet and its use. Explained are the various pieces of equipment necessary for access, the availability of on-line services, the usefulness of features such as e-mail & real-time chat, web browsers, and the impact that the Internet will have on our future. Numerous terms are defined. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Internet.wps

Electronic Mail Software & Groupware
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A 70 page paper that provides a systematic overview of existing E-mail software and groupware server applications, including MS Exchange Server, Lotus Notes, Netscape E-mail and groupware solutions, and considers the benefits and limitations of each option. Bibliography lists 40 sources.
Filename: Mailware.wps

Microsoft's Windows 95
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A 7 page paper on Windows 95, its prolonged release, and the pros and cons of its use in comparison to previous versions. The writer describes news of 'bugs' in Windows 95 and some of the problems encountered by users. On the lighter side, technical aspects of the 32-bit operating system are also discussed as they relate to enhanced productivity and information management. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Window95.doc

Windows95 v. WindowsNT
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An 8 page paper comparing the functionalities of Windows95 & WindowsNT that analyzes why Win95 continues to be the OS of choice over NT. Gives specs on each and cites strengths & weaknesses of each. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: NTv95.doc

Client Servers
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A 9 page overview of the benefits of client servers to the global community. The writer focuses mainly on benefits to businesses operating in both the internet and intranet environments. Brief descriptions are provided on NT and UNIX platforms, and examples of time and cost savings are provided. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: Clinserv.wps

Comparison and Integration of Microsoft Windows NT 4 and Novell NetWare 4.11
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This 8 page report discusses the two major network operating systems integration tools currently on the market. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Ntnetwar.wps

Comparison of Windows NT, UNIX & MS-DOS
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A 10 page paper discussing these three operating systems. The operating system under which our computer-dependent society and business community operate present options for application that each organization must choose for themselves, at least until IBM, Unisys and some other high-end manufacturers are able to integrate the advantages of the two most popular multi-user, multitasking systems in use today, Windows NT and UNIX. Each has their distinct advantages, and differ thoroughly from the MS-DOS of the early days that can run only on personal computers and handle a single task at a time. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: OpSysT.WPS

Computer Operating Systems / A Comparison of UNIX, Windows & OS2
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A 15 page overview of computer operating systems. Provides specific information on Windows 95, Windows NT, UNIX, and OS/2. Concludes that choice of a system will ultimately revolve around user familiarity and compatibility with what is already on the user's computer system. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: Compsys.wps

Microsoft Windows Nt Vs. Unix
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5 pages in length. Microsoft Windows NT and Unix have come head to head over which system is the best in the market. Variables aside, it appears NT still has a way to go before it will reach the status of Unix. The writer compares the two systems and offers comments from industry analysts as to why one may be better than the other. Bibliography included.
Filename: Ntunix2.doc

Operating Systems -- A Brief History
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A 5 page research paper on the history of operating systems, and a comparison of Unix and MS-DOS. The writer details how Unix works along with its limitations, and how DOS follows a similar pattern but is more user friendly. One source cited.
Filename: Opsys.wps