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Presents several letters concerning on the use of computer softwares in the United States. Discussion on the reduction of the magnitude of complexity of a song; Evaluation on computer software systems safety; Examination on the status of prepublication review of papers in cryptology by the National Security Agency.

Evaluates several computer softwares for collaboration packages and suits in the United States. Exchange 2.1 from First Virtual Communications; Eroom 5.3 from Eroom Technologies; Exchange 2000 Conference Server from Microsoft; Sametime 2.0 from Lotus Software. INSETS: HOW WE TESTED;TOOLS FOR CALL CENTERS;KEEP YOUR COLLABORATION SECURE;EROOM ON TOP FOR STRUCTURED FLEXIBILITY

Features several computer softwares in the United States. Advantages and drawbacks in using the America Online 4.0 program; Details on the Calypso Mail 2.4 electronic mail packages; Comments on the filtering system of the Netscape Messenger; Account on the accessibility of America Online and CompuServe mail using Claris E-mailer 2.0.

Reports the use of Axent Technologies Raptor Firewall and PowerVPN computer softwares by the United States Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Charlestone Detachment. Duties and responsibilities of the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center; Implication for the transmission and receipt of government data; Views of branch head Mark Bienz on the computer softwares.

Presents information on computer softwares for tax-preparation. Drawbacks of the software TaxCut, developed by tax attorney Daniel Caine; Utility of the computer software Personal Tax Preparer by Parsons Technology Inc. for budget-conscious taxpayers; Prices of the softwares Personal Tax Preparer, TaxCut and TurboTax.

The article introduces new computer softwares developed by various computer software industry in the U.S. It includes the model SW1006 developed by AR Worldwide company, the Time Domain 3D EM simulator developed by CST of America Inc., Cavity™ developed by Damaskos Inc., the Parametric Product Research Tool developed by Hittite Microwave Corp., and the CLR Library 4.0 developed by Modelithics Inc.

Summarizes the findings of Business Week magazine's 1993 list of the 1000 most valuable companies according to market value. Rise in combined profits and sales; Corporate revival; Surge in selected firms' market values; Firms whose market value declined; Initial appearance of health-care companies in the list; Healthy returns of the banking industry; Biggest gainer and loser; Electric utilities; Cereal industry.

Reports on the performance of business corporations for the second quarter of 1993. Earnings; Comparison with first-quarter earnings; Winning and losing companies; Automobile industry; Disappointments; Optimism of economists; Possible implications of weakness of Japanese and European economy on American exports.

Reports the emergence of standards for computer softwares used in integrating architecture, engineering and construction in the United States. Limitation of computer-aided designs; Creation of the International Alliance for Interoperability; Codification of the system in the Industry Foundation Classes.

The article offers information on computer softwares that help address the accounting needs of middle-sized firms in the U.S. The CMS Professional 2010 from Cougar Mountain Software has new features that include a data lookup filter, indicators on performance and viewing of export reports. The Dynamics GP from Microsoft Corp. has enhancements that boast of advanced business intelligence. The Traverse Version 11 computer software from Open Systems Inc. has business management enhancements.

Focuses on the industrial use of grid computing by Ford Motor Co. of the U.S. Reasons for the use of the grid computing system by Ford; Release of computer softwares on grid computing by Sun Microsystems Inc. and IBM Corp.

Introduces several computers and computer softwares in the United States. AcquiSuite from Obvius; Toolkit Vol. 2 from The Cooling Technology Institute; OptiVessel 2000 from Engineering Systems.

Presents several computer softwares manufactured in the United States. Functions of I-deas 8, an upgraded version of an integrated CAD/CAM/CAE suite from SDRC; Features of Able Software's Version 3.0.3 of 3D-Doctor; Launch of a free Active-X plug-in from Imagination in Motion. INSET: NEWS.

Features the architectural designs of architects George Yu and Jason King for the electronic-business briefing center of International Business Machine in Chicago, Illinois. Integration of digital technology; Features of the reception area; Design of the briefing room.

Focuses on the increasing incidence of unsolicited electronic mail messages in the in-boxes of small and large companies in San Diego, California. Average of SPAM received by companies; Possibilities of the SPAM to disable entire computer networks; Computer softwares used in filtering any virus.

Focuses on the wireless network system for sewers in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Capability to identify damage pipes; Type of database and computer softwares; Reduction of customer service staff.

Presents several computer softwares in the United States as of July 1999. Includes Robcad production engineering software by Technomatix Technologies Inc.; Fluent CFD simulation software by Fluent Inc.; SPM9613 propagation sound software by Power Acoustics Inc. INSET: Briefly noted.

The article features a selection of computer softwares that help accountants prepare the income tax returns of clients in the U.S. The Grunt Worx line of computer softwares from Copanion help in scanning documents, calculate capital gains and losses including the identification of missing cost basis. The products of XCM Solutions help standardize the best practices of accounting companies. The client portals offered by Thomson Reuters through its NetClient CS service automate the presentation of the tax return and the support documents. INSET: Want to increase performance? Leverage technology.

Evaluates the computer softwares, `Arts & Letters: Warbirds,' manufactured by Essex Interactive Media, New Jersey, and `Flying Corps,' produced by Rowan Software, Empire Interactive, Germantown, Maryland. Features of the softwares.

The article evaluates the beta operating system (OS) Windows Vista manufactured by Microsoft Corp. in the U.S. The author presented notes of the problems encountered with the use of beta. Many of Vista's advances are available in other computer softwares including Firefox, Windows Gadgets and the Aero Glass interface. As a response, Microsoft has made a tough decision to delay the release of the new operating system. The development team will take few extra months to completely polish the OS and provide users satisfactory results.

Discusses various concepts related to computer industry in the U.S. Ban on Segway computer software; Off-the-wall marketing campaigns of C I Host Inc.; Speed of computer softwares.

Reports developments on computer softwares for computer security in the U.S. Release of Microsoft Corp. on Service Pack 1 for Windows XP operating software on bug fixes; Shipment of Google on an update of the Google Toolbar for fixing two flaws of the system; Instructions on the replacement of the virus hoax jdbgmgr.exe files.

Features computer softwares used for Web services development in the U.S. Workflow capabilities of the Version 2.0 of the Application Assembly Platform developed by M7 Corporation Inc.; Key enhancements of the Novell Inc.'s Extend 4 Enterprise; Extensions of the SOAPswitch from Actional Inc. and WebPutty Inc.

Focuses on the computer softwares delivered by different software maker to support the .Net Framework of Microsoft Corp. in the U.S. Features of Borland Delphi 7 Studio; Usability of DevPartner Studio 7.0; Amount of DevPartner Studio 7.0 Professional Edition from Compuware Corp.

Reports developments on storage virtualization for computer softwares in the United States. Production of virtual storage system by some manufacturers; Announcement of virtualization deal between Sun Microsystems Inc. and Vicom Systems Inc.; Skepticism by some users on the application of the system.

Reports the release of computer softwares by Quovadx Inc. and iWay Software for business-to-business in the United States. Introduction of the softwares, QDX Integrator and Business Process Management System; Compatibility of the Intelligent Adapter with WebSphere MQ Integrator of IBM; Incorporation of XML server page in web applications.

Features several computer softwares for vocabulary building in the United States. Ability of Get A Clue software to explore meaning and usage of one word; Enhancement of language skills by the games of Word Way software; Classification of words by difficulty levels in the program Animated Spelling.

Evaluates the computer softwares for distance learning programs in the United States. Capabilities of the Mindlever Composition Suite of Centra Software Inc.; Creation of the Sharable Content Object Reference Model standard by the US Department of Defense; Details on the scope limitation of Hypercosm Studio software.

Focuses on the benefits in the use of individual information technology management tools in the development of solutions for business enterprises. Provision of more detailed management data and capabilities; Support of third-party products through extranets; Accommodation of most computer softwares and hardware.

Evaluates the three approaches to reuse which emerged in the 1990's for computer softwares in United States. How the authors rated the framework of the softwares; Advantages of components approach; How the authors compared the pattern approach from other approaches.

Features several computer softwares designed by various scientific computing companies in the U.S. Development of the LabVIEW 7 by National Instruments; Introduction of the JMSL 2.5 by Visual Numerics Inc.; Management of the CyberLAB Knowledge Engineering System by Scientific Software Inc.

Focuses on the laser scanning technology used in the construction industry in the U.S. Innovation in computer softwares; Concern of Lamp Rynearson and Associates Inc. on speed and cost; Laser scanning process used by Washington Group Laser Scanning Services.

This article presents information on two computer softwares developed in the U.S. Mathcad calculation software, developed by Mathsoft Engineering & Education Inc., enables one to capture and reuse knowledge contained within engineering calculations. The upgrade contains new features that streamline engineering tasks for individuals and teams, says the developer. The online training system CADLearning.com, developed by 4D Technologies, operates much like an Internet-based university. It's a membership-based learning center where professional computer-aided design users can pick up additional skills pertinent to the systems they work on.

This article presents information on two computer softwares developed in the U.S. One doesn't have to know statistics inside out in order to use Uncertainty Sidekick, a software application developed by Integrated Sciences Group, that analyzes measurement uncertainty. The package includes a structured analysis path with access to drill-down screens and worksheets. NX, developed by UGS Corp., combines computer-assisted design, analysis, and manufacturing with data management and several other options. Version 4 continues the migration of functionality from I-deas into NX with the addition of integrated CFD and thermal analysis tools that weren't available in version 3.

Reports developments of online information services and computer softwares by several business enterprises in the U.S. Searchable interactive database of flow control products for plumbing systems in the Web site of Neoperl Inc.; Release of the latest version seventeen of Distribution Management Software by DDi System company; LonMark International company hosting of Building Open Systems Seminar Series.

A global competition to find the top students in computer softwares Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel was launched last week as of February 17, 2004. Students worldwide will compete in national championships of the annual Microsoft Office Specialist Competition, with two finalists winning a trip to software-based Microsoft Corp.'s Washington headquarters this summer. There will be a grand prize awards banquet and a tour of the Microsoft facilities. The competition attracted entries from students in 42 countries including Germany, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Great Britain and the U.S.

Presents several computer related products in the U.S. Specifications of the digital analyzers; Reliability of the computer softwares; Prices of the products.

Introduces the DeepScreen code-generation package of Altia Inc. in the United States. Features on the automation system and applications; Emphasis on the code generators; Citations of computer softwares supported the DeepScreen.

Features several computer programs and computer softwares in the United States. Release of DSdeveloper from SDL; Launching of CL4M Commercial Cooling and Heating Load program from MC2 Engineering Software; Availability of Duct Calculator from Marinsoft Inc.

Introduces several computer softwares designed to provide access to programs and applications used in construction engineering and corporate management in the United States. Features of fxManager Automation Management System Version 1.20; Details on Air terminal Unit Selection Program and AutoCAD 2000; Release of UNITY V.5.7 by the Electronic Graphics Corp.

Opinion. Comments on the newspaper industry's lack of regard for database management and focusing instead on the desktop computer softwares. Need to pay attention to security and information; Complexity in database management; Future database's support for the different activities; Strategy to increase circulation penetration; Questions on who is capable of doing technology planning for the newspapers.

Reports that Sybase Incorporated (Inc.) has introduced its DirectConnect and ObjectConnect computer software, which is aimed at letting users deploy three-tier object-oriented applications in a heterogenous database environment. Evaluation of DirectConnect which will be released in July 1996; DirectConnect's compatibility with Sybase database APIs; Installation of both computer softwares; Evaluation and capabilities of ObjectConnect.

Presents news briefs about computer softwares in the United States. Details on the initial shipping of LapJack data security system by LapJack Systems Incorporated; Announcement made by Mapics Incorporated that Mapics XA 5.0 namesake manufacturing software will be launched in for Java and European current; Launching of Network/Unplugged software by Mobiliti Incorporated.