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00 Table of Contents
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Business



09 Bar Codes - Are They for You?
Bruce M. Henderson
21 Getting Started in Data Capture
Bruce Toback
39 Disaster Planning and Recovery
Dennis Heidner
48 Running a Small-Shop Information System Based on the User/Programmer Concept
Eric W. Roberts
49 Virtual I.S. Staff to Fill I.S. Staffing Gaps
Ron Ellis with Dave Datz
50 The Cutting Edge: An Adventure in Fourth Generation Software
John Bescher
58 Allocating Data Center Costs
Gary Leight
79 Software as a Long Term Investment
Birket Foster

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Database



04 Image: An Empirical Study
B. David Cathell
10 Use of COBOL II Macros for Database Access
Jerrel Baxter, CDP
14 Data Base Design Tools A Survey of Current Research, an Opportunity for Customer Input
Abe Lederman
35 Comparative Merits of a Central Data Base and Replicated Data Bases for an Integrated Inventory Control System
John Hill
41 IMAGE/3000 - The Cost of Single Threading in a Large Data Base
William M. Lyons
57 An Introduction to Data Base Normalization
Richard L. Seltzer
63 IMAGE Locking: Practices and Pitfalls
Michael A. Casteel
73 The Three Bears of IMAGE
Fred White

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Data Communications



02 New trends in Workstation I/O
Jim Beetem and Catherine Smith
07 Local Area Networking: Issues and Answers
Jim Geers
17 Satellite Communication: Overview and Application
Doug McLean
25 Features and Performances of HP<->HP Data Communications Products
Peter Hansen
32 HP-to-IBM Datacommunications
Peter Hansen
42 Networks - It's a Jungle Out There
V.A. Shoemaker
61 Data Communications Shortens the Distance
James F. Dowling
66 Distributed Processing Using IMF/3000
Michael E. Ura
67 Local Area Networking Simplified With a Data PABX
C.H. "Bill" Skaug

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Graphics



30 Bringing Business Graphics to the Masses
Alan Arens
75 A Distributed Network For Device-Dependent Computer Graphics
Gary L. Koenig and Clifton Harald
80 Accounting Rods: New Visibility with Analog Financial Statements by DSG/3000
Sam Boles

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Language Support



11 The Ins and Outs of Pascal/3000/I/O
Susan R. Kimura
15 RPG/3000
Nancy Lucas
16 Avoiding Heap Overflow and Stack Overflow with Pascal/3000
Christopher P. Maitz
34 Portable Development Between the HP 3000 and a Microcomputer using Pascal
Kenneth C. Butler
44 HP 3000 RPG/VIEW Interactive Processing Topics
Christopher J. Colburn
45 Play it Again, KSAM
Gary Todoroff

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Office Automation



18 Techical Publication Costs Cut in Half with Laser Printing
Steve Wilk and Sam Boles
19 A DPer's Introduction to Office Automation Trends, Technologies, and Applications
Duane Schulz
20 Which of HP's Many Word-Processing Systems is for You? A Practical Point of View
Chuck Thompson
51 Electronic File Cabinet - Online Information Systems for Unstructured Data
Franz-Josef Boil and Joachim Geffken
68 Office Automation, A Cautious Approach
Russ Brandford

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Operations



26 Stop Growing Mushrooms - Part III
Tom Knight
27 Zen and the Art of Software Maintenance
Marc Covitt
40 Optimizing the Operations Environment Through the Use of Manufacturing Techniques
Victor Rozek and Sheila Drummer
72 Disaster Recovery - Planning for the Unplanned!
Richard A. Savaiano

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Personal Computers



01 Personal Computer Networking
Paul T. Antony
33 Controlled Data Communications Interfacing With Remote Micro Computers
David L. Ashby and Mike Shelton
56 Microcomputers and the HP 3000: An Issue of Communication
R. Gregory Stephens
62 Managing and Supporting Personal Computers in a Datacenter Environment
Jeffrey J. Blau
81 Supporting Microcomputers - Small World, But Lots of Consequences
Birket Foster

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Quality Assurance



05 Customer Satisfaction Through Quality Software
Dan Coats and Michael McCaffrey
06 Quality an Productivity Improvements in the Printed Circuit Assembly Process Through the Use of Statistical Quality Control
F. Timothy Fuller

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System Management



08 CAP=PM; Privileged Mode De-Mystified
Jason M. Goertz
22 MPE V Performance Results
Rick Simon
23 Structured Tuning: A Layered Approach to Managing System Performance
Steve Wilk and Sam Boles
24 Optimizing System Usage in a Multi-CPU Environment
Joel Martin
28 Performance Programs and the Measurement Interface
Bryan Carroll
31 Configuring DSN/MRJE for Simplicity and Savings
Karl C. Collins
38 An Alternate Tape Backup System Replacing STORE and SYSDUMP
Jorg Grossler
47 OPT/3000 - What It Is and What It Does
Tom Idema
54 How Production Can Exist With Development Without Getting "Smashed"
John D. Baker
55 Auditing the HP3000 Data Center
Steve Finn and Betsy Leight
60 Configuring Your System
Jeff Kell
65 System Managers Self Help Procedures
John Vega
70 HP 3000 - Sizing and Performance, More Machine For Your Dollar, or "Where Did All My Hardware Go?"
John S. Parkinson
76 MPE Log Files for Performance, Security and Debugging
Denys Beauchemin

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User Applications



13 Software Prototyping: Todays Approach to Information Systems
Orland Larson
29 The "Zero-Defect" Philosophy and Methodology of Software Design
Bruce Toback
36 Hub of Systems Development and Documentation
Stephen M. Butler
37 Priviledged Mode -- How to Use it Safely and Effectively
Joseph C. Felix and Chris Hauck
43 Enhancing Forms
Alvin Bruce Charity and Katherine Joan Dante
53 Disc Memory Caching on a Series III with Extra Data Segments
Kurt D. Rahm
59 Process Handling for Fun and Profit
Jeff Kell
64 Small World, But How Should It Be Organized?
Chris Spottiswoode
69 Recover It Yourself With User Logging
Diane Weir

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Miscellaneous



03 Performance Characterization of Disc Caching: A Case Study
Becky McBride and Sam Boles
12 Systematic Redesign Modifying Object Code
Phil Curry
46 Burn Before Reading - HP3000 Security and You
Eugene Volokh
52 Stress Control
Dr. Ernest R. Simmons
71 Quality Documentation -- A How-To
R. Hugo McIntyre
74 HP1000 Topic, To Be Announced

78 A Management Overview of Computer Power Problems
Ed Muxo
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