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Source
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Year
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Month
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Description
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| HomeBase Software Blog |
2010 |
HomeBase
Software
Blog |
FileMaker
Techniques and Tricks |
| The
Computer Paper |
2009 |
Glory
Days at The Computer Paper |
Last
issue of TCP -- Doug
remembers... |
| The Computer Paper |
2003 |
HP
Scanjet 5500C Review |
New
scanner capable of scanning batches of photos |
| The
Computer Paper |
2002 |
15 Years Ago |
15th
Anniversary of The Computer Paper |
| The Computer Paper | FileMaker
6
Review |
Database Software Review | |
| The Computer Paper |
2002
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MacWorld Expo 2002-01 | January
2002 -- San Francisco Macworld Expo |
| SonicFire
Pro
Software
Review |
Music
creation software |
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| Macworld
Expo 2002-07 |
July
2002 -- New York Macworld Expo |
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Computer
Tracker
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2001
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FileMaker Developer's Conference 2001 | August 2001 -- Orlando Florida |
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Flash - You are soaking in it! | July
2001 -- Flash content dominates the web. |
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Ecommerce in Canada is not going away | June
2001 -- Ecommerce grows in Canada. |
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| Free
and
Easy |
June
2001 -- Open Source software. |
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Platform Agnostic | May 2001 -- not really, it is a plug for the new Apple OS X Server. | |
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The compelling argument for using Open Source software | April 2001 -- it's free, it works, it doesn't come from Microsoft... | |
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Overloaded by your website content? | March 2001-Content Management Systems make managing large websites easier. | |
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2000
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Macworld Expo 2000 | San
Francisco Macworld Expo |
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| FileMaker
Developer
Software |
FileMaker
Pro Developer Edition software review |
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| Cobalt
Qube
Review |
Cobalt
Qube rackmountable server |
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| The Computer Paper |
1999
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QuickTime Live 1999 | QuickTime
Live Conference held in the LA Convention Center |
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MacWorld Expo 1999 | New
York Macworld Expo review |
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| FileMaker
Everything
CD |
Grab
bag of FileMaker techniques and demo files from ISO FileMaker Magazine |
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| The
Computer Paper |
1998 |
ISPCON Conference
Review |
ISPCON,
San Jose, California. |
| FileMaker
DevCon |
1998
FileMaker DevCon held in Monterey, California |
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| The Computer Paper |
1997
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97-10 | This will be my last column for a while. As readers of last month's column know, I am leaving active duty at The Computer Paper. |
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97-09 | The party's been great, but it is time for me to go | |
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97-08 | Computex spotlights Taiwan's industry influence | |
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97-07 | Handheld technology, ISDN lines, frame relay for the office and travel plans. | |
| Canadian Computer
Wholesaler |
97-07-CCW |
Observations on the Apple retail market. |
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| The Computer Paper | |
97-06 | Road worrier, Psions, Windows CE and Newton pocket computers. |
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97-05 | Bandwidth blues. The quest for the perfect ISP. | |
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97-04 | Revenge on the nerds. Discussion of book called "Why Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences " | |
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97-03 | Dangerous times for modem buyers. Standards on the move. | |
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97-02 | Home-based ISDN service: Are the rates ready for prime time? | |
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97-01 | Don't buy a WebTV | |
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1996
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96-12 | 57,000 channels and nothing on | |
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96-11 | Why would anyone pay $60 a month just to get e-mail? | |
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96-10 | Who gets the best machines in your office? | |
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96-09 | Apple not dead yet | |
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96-08 | Comdex Canada 1996 and New Products from CCP Inc. | |
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96-07 | What to look for when buying a PC today. | |
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96-06 | I love my word processor | |
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96-05 | Online Banking | |
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96-04 | Publishing show draws crowds--Seybold Report | |
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96-03 | The tendency to tweak--Filemaker Pro | |
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96-02 | Intranets | |
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96-01 | Maps and Data -- GIS Systems and User Pay in Canada | |
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1995
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95-12 | The $500 Computer | |
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95-11 | Higher Integration -- The Killer App for Business | |
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95-10 | A whole new way of doing things -- A graphic experience | |
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95-09 | Windows 95 is a bit of a scam | |
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95-08 | Meet the Granddaddy of the Web -- France's Minitel System | |
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95-07 | Reviewing the Reviewer | |
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95-06 | RealAudio Rave up | |
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95-05 | Computer Shows take off | |
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95-04 | Pornography or not? | |
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95-03 | Cheeri/OS -- The Operating System Of The Future? | |
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95-02 | Electronic Democracy Under Construction | |
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95-01 | Computer Literacy and Political Power | |
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1994
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94-12 | The Information Super Highway | |
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94-11 | The Editor's Apprentice | |
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94-10 | How I Spent My Summer Vacation -- The Tyrell Museum in Alberta | |
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94-09 | As the computer world turns...Apple on the comeback trail? | |
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94-08 | Full of it; Problems with CD-ROMs | |
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94-07 | Virtual Mean Streets | |
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94-06 | Being There -- Video Conferencing | |
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94-05 | An Ode to an unsung hero -- the computer technician | |
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94-04 | Metaman book review | |
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94-03 | Computers contributing to Attention Deficit Disorder? | |
| 94-02 |
Software theft and the Canadian Copyright Act. |
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| 94-01 |
Eastern Edition of The
Computer
Paper launched. |
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1993
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93-12 | A parent's nightmare -- Doom. | |
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93-11 | How can people still work like this? Are computers net zero at adding productivity? | |
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93-10 | All learning is an obstacle to new learning. WordPerfect Man. | |
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93-09 | The Interface Group buys Pac Rim Show, Green PCs, Alpha and NT. | |
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93-08 | Version 2.0 of
the editor. Doug gets a haircut. |
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93-07 | Is now the best time to buy a computer? | |
| 93-06 |
CISC vs RISC. New approach to microprocessor design
brings new ideas to the computing field. |
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| 93-05 |
Why everyone should become 'computer literate' in
business, management and education. "My feeling is that the old
expectation that the really important stuff that you need to know will
be taught in high school or university..is outmoded." |
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| 93-04 | "The big trend I noted was the invasion of content
into computing." |
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| 93-03 | What exactly is this new fangled thing called 'The
Internet'? |
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| 93-02 | My kids discover telecommunicating with a new
graphical interface BBS called 'FirstClass'. |
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| 93-01 | A must-see list for the upcoming Pacific Rim Computer
Show includes IBM's new ThinkPad portable computers, Lotus Notes and
new database software from Microsoft. |
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1992
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92-12 |
Brain sex and computers. Why are most readers of The Computer Paper male? |
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| 92-11 | Multiprocessor computers |
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| 92-10 | The joy that comes when computers make life easier.
Using a fax modem to avoid the fax line up in the office. |
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| 92-09 | The year 2000 bug. Intel vs RISC. OS/2. Unix. |
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| 92-08 | Macs are Betamax. Predictions of the demise of
Macintoshes disputed. |
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| 92-07 | A New View of Accounting. Phil Quakenbush is not a
happy man. |
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| 92-06 | A virtual community. The growth of online communities,
BBSs, Compuserve, GEnie, Canada Remote Systems and the need to make
telecommuting easier with a graphical user interface. |
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| 92-05 | CD-ROMs make the distribution of large quantities of
information and software relatively inexpensive. |
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| 92-04 |
Book discussion
on "How
the Boys of Silicon Valley Make Their Millions, Battle Foreign
Competition and Still Can't Get a Date". Scan
version |
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| 92-03 |
High-speed modems allow The Computer Paper to keep in touch
with four far flung offices. Beta software brings pain with the joy. |
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| 92-02 |
The Battle of the 32-bit Operating Systems -- MS-DOS,
Windows, OS/2 and Unix variants promise great power. |
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| 92-01 |
Goodbye to pen and paper, welcome to pocket computing.
The Pacific Rim Computer Show and our Reader Survey. |
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| 1991 |
91-12 |
"The computer you really want costs $5,000." Now you
can get it for $3,000... |
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| 91-11 |
Reader survey responses and Comdex, Macworld Canada
and Seybold. |
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| 91-10 |
The real cost of computing -- training. |
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| 91-09 | Teacher leave those kids alone.... | ||
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91-08 | Big changes in computer industry, networking and Mac stuff discussed. | |
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91-07 | Heading to New Mexico for holidays, multimedia, customizing databases, accounting software and music software discussed. | |
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91-06 | Overview of computer publications, US and Canadian. | |
| 91-05 |
Palmtop computers from Sharp and Atari. New version of
PageMaker and FreeHand for Windows. |
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| 91-04 |
Before there was the Internet there was
Telecommunicating, with a dial up modem on BBSs and Compuserve. |
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| 91-03 |
Desktop Publishing, Canadian Payroll and Pen Computing. |
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| 91-02 |
Our fourth year of publishing. Spreadsheets and
subscriptions. |
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91-01 | Pocket organizer from Atari, GeoWorks, CorelDraw | |
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1990
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90-12 | Databases, Pacific Rim Show and launch of Winnipeg Edition | |
| 90-11 |
Presentation graphics, Suzy and Mind Link! |
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90-10 | HP's New Wave and The GST. | |
| 90-09 |
Computer Courses, Home Computers and how the cover was
made. Now my daughter is going to want royalties. |
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90-08 | The decline and fall of Computer Corner | |
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90-07 | PC Crash course, Graeme Bennet hired as editor, Patricia Fitzgerald to head up Alberta office. Paid circulation launched in BC Interior. | |
| 90-06 |
Windows 3, the graphical interface at last becoming a
reality in the IBM PC world. |
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| 90-05 |
Wake up little Suzy and Submarine Toothbrushes. |
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| 90-04 |
Workstations, new laptops and a broadcast fax. |
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90-03 | The Wish List of A Desktop Publisher | |
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90-02 | Year-ends, taxes and T4s time is rolling around again. | |
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90-01 | Future trends. High speed 486 chips, software integration, email, SQL. | |
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1989
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89-12 | Pac Rim show review. New shorter format, paper price increase. | |
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89-11 | Controversial new voice mail systems, Business in Vancouver launched, Pac Rim Show rah-rah. | |
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89-10 | Computers, contact and sales management software. Pac Rim Show and Pacific Coast Computer Faire. | |
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89-09 | Back to school, CD-ROMs, OCR and a new "chest top model". | |
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89-08 | Local area networks still complicated to install. Law office computerizes. The Computer Paper goes "stitch and trim". | |
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89-07 | Chaos book discussed. Email explained. | |
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89-06 | Busy month in BC computer industry. Computer Associates buys Bedford accounting division, Unix news | |
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89-05 | We moved, we changed format, we increased circulation, we launched a new edition, new baby on the way. | |
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89-04 | New logo, new territory -- Alberta Edition of The Computer Paper launched | |
| 1988 | 88-12 |
The value of support in the computer retail
proposition. |
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88-11 | Its fall and computer show time again. | |
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88-10 | Windows and OS/2 seem destined to have a large impact on how we use computers in the near future. | |
| 88-09 |
Life long learning with computers. Staff photo. |
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| 88-07 |
Medical billing, vertical markets, new format for The Computer Paper |
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88-06 | Windows is the hot item this month | |
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88-05 | Wake up little Suzy, submarine toothbrushes and ninja turtles on the cover | |
| 88-04 |
April issue overview, workstations, broadcast faxing | ||
| 88-03 |
A look at the rapidly growing market in Desktop
Publishing. |
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| 88-02 |
.Welcome to The Computer Paper. First issue
ever. |
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