A shorter than normal issue this time, as I've a few articles awaiting final edits and information. One of these days (really!) hopefully we'll get back to a more normal and reasonable schedule.
Coming soon...
I have a bunch of articles in the pipeline, including:
Review of a Belkin 4-Port Cable/DSL Gateway Router
A more thorough review of XACT
Writing a large document with WordPro
A review of WarpFX
RSJ 5.52, worth the upgrade?
...and more. If there's something you'd like to see, or something that you're working on, drop me a line and let me know. You can never have too many articles!
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Isaac Leung (P.Eng.) got a degree in Engineering
Physics followed by a Master's in Electrical Engineering after which he promptly got a job as a product engineer at a company which makes high
speed datacom chips. He is old enough to have cut his computer teeth on Commodore 64's and first played with OS/2 1.3 EE while at a summer job with IBM. The
first PC he ever owned came with Windows 95, but he soon slapped on OS/2 Warp 3
and has been Warping ever since. He has agreed to work for Transmeta while he continues plotting to take over the world.
