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Using ActiveX On The Web (9/30/97)
If you're looking to add special functionality to your web site, consider using ActiveX. This article will explain what this technology is and how to use it. We have also included three comprehensive examples, each demonstrating something different.

Glossary Of Memory Acronyms (9/21/97)Special Feature
The computer industry is the home to hundreds of acronyms, so it's difficult to remember what they all stand for. In this special feature we will explain nearly twenty of those acronyms, specifically the ones dealing with memory. You'll likely learn something new here.

Interview With Michael Hart (9/6/97)
Read Netpanel's exclusive interview with Michael Stern Hart, Executive Director of Project Gutenberg. He'll discuss this project, designed to put books online, in great detail. You'll also learn his views on the Internet, past and present.

Recordable, Rewritabe Media (8/25/97)
Find out the latest on the two new types of rewritable media: CD-RW and DVD-RAM. Learn the benefits and limitations of each technology. Both are viable storage solutions for your home or business.

Windows 98 Looks Promising (8/16/97)
The next successor to Windows 95 promises to be an excellent operating system. Our early look into Windows 98 will fill you in on its great capabilities and features. Don't miss this article.

Windows 95 Tips, Part 2 (8/12/97)Special Feature
Hack into your Windows 95 registry to tweak your system to your liking. This final segment of our two-part Windows 95 tips and tricks feature will show you what can be done. These tips will allow you to change your system's registered owner, display a thumbnail for all bitmap files, plus much more.

Editing the Windows Registry (8/9/97)
Perplexed by the Windows 95 system registry? Looking to tweak a few settings? If you answered yes to either of these questions, take a look at this article. We'll explain the various sections of the registry, and we'll also give you some editing advice.

Netscape 4.0 Can't Top IE 3.0 (8/1/97)
Despite the hype surrounding Netscape Communicator, the new Navigator 4.0 still isn't enough to beat Internet Explorer 3.0. It surely won't stand a chance against IE 4.0. Read all about it in this extensive article.

Using Tables in HTML (7/24/97)
Tables are an essential part of almost every web page. If you're a designer looking for a bit of insight, this article is for you. We cover the basics of using tables on the web, including demonstrations and source code.

Windows 95 Tips, Part 1 (7/22/97)Special Feature
Enhance your Windows experience with the first installment of a two-part special feature on Windows 95 tips and tricks. These simple tips range from quickly restarting Windows, to adding a cascading Control Panel folder to the Start Menu.

Lightweight Windows (7/16/97)
If you've been looking for a computer you can take anywhere, look no further. New palmtop computers, sporting Windows CE, are just what you need. This article will give you an in-depth explanation of this new lightweight operating system.

Is Your Registry Secure? (7/5/97)
Be careful when dealing with Windows 95 registry files on the Internet, as they could easily become security threats. Find out everything you need to know in this Netpanel exclusive. A safe demonstration is included.

The Arrival of DVD (6/27/97)
DVD is just starting to make its appearance. If you haven't heard about DVD already, you're in for a nice surprise. Read this article for a look at this great new technology. DVD is full of potential.

Intel's MMX (6/19/97)
Read all about this new technology on Intel's latest line of Pentium processors, designed to enhance multimedia performance. This article will give you an explanation of MMX, as well as brief look at the new Pentium II.

Character Formatting in HTML (6/14/97)
There are many character-modifying tags in HTML that can create different typography styles. There are some that you might not have known about before. This article will show you what web designers need to know.

ActiveX: A Security Risk? (6/13/97)
ActiveX controls aren't as hazardous as some people may claim. This article will show you the real difference between the truth and the hype. Find out why many security issues with ActiveX shouldn't be major concerns.

Using VBScript (6/8/97)
Here's an introduction into the use of VBScript. This relatively new scripting language is easy to use, as this article will show you. You'll even find some sample scripts.

Safety Color Palette (5/19/97)Special Feature
This informative guide will explain the use of the safety color palette for Internet graphics. A handy reference chart is also included so that you can actually see these colors. Find out what the safety palette is, and why you should use it, too.

Internet Download Times (4/27/97)Special Feature
This handy reference chart will show you just how long it will take to download files off the Internet. Find the listing for the speed you connect at, and the appropriate file size, and see how long you'll be waiting.


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