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Benchmarks 1995 Benchmarks 1995 Benchmarks Online 1995 Volume 16 (1995) Index to Articles January/February 1995(Volume 16 Number 1) March/April 1995(Volume 16 Number 2) May/June 1995(Volume 16 Number 3) July/August 1995(Volume 16 Number 4) September/October 1995(Volume 16 Number 5) November/December 1995(Volume 16 Number 6) These pages are meant for use as an archive for the University of North Texas publication Benchmarks. Many of these files are old and contain information and links to sites that no longer function. This is because over time, many sites shutdown or change addresses, thus voiding all links to them. Please keep in mind that not all links will work as they should. If you have problems or questions about this server, please contact us as soon as possible. You can send mail to the following address: [email protected] http://www.unt.edu/UNT/departments/CC/Benchmarks/1995.html[4/28/16, 10:13:15 AM] Benchmarks 1995 Index Index to Benchmarks, Volume 16 (1995) Focus And General Information JANUARY/FEBRUARY: Electronic Mail Electronic Mail at UNT IECC Final Report Accessing the Internet From WPO Mail Forwarding Electronic Mail BITNET: A Status Report Suggested Use of Group "Everyone" in WPO Mail The Network Connection - Know Your Mail Header List of the Month - IECC-HE Postal Service Experiments With E-Mail The Mail Bomber is Back Staff Activities News From the CWIS/Gopher Hole - New "Kid" on the Block New CMS Documents Available Jovian Update A New General Access Computer Art Lab Pentium Problems Pentium Problems Produces Plethora of Puns IRC News Free Maple V Demo Available MARCH/APRIL: Computing and the Law Computing and the Law PC Software Industry Loses $8.08 Billion to Pirates in 1994 Software Piracy Copyrights in Cyberspace Software Site Licenses at UNT WordPerfect Site License is Changing The Rules of the Internet The End of the Original Internet News from the CWIS/Gopher Hole - Law Stuff Sex & Violence in Cyberspace E-Mail Violates Sunshine Laws A Web of Spies The Network Connection - "Ad" Nauseam List of the Month - Netiquette Staff Activities Viruses: If at First You Don't Succeed F-Prot Updates ACS Offers Courseware Developement Service Peak Hour Access of Jove Determining if You Have Metro Line Access UNT Newsgroups http://www.unt.edu/UNT/departments/CC/Benchmarks/index95.html[4/28/16, 10:13:16 AM] Benchmarks 1995 Index Novell iCT Program at UNT Training for Network Managers IRC News MAY/JUNE: Instructional Technology Instructional Technology Insteractive Learning at UNT Instructional Developement UNT Sponsored Projects Administration Exploiting Technology Grants Bibliograhy Related to the Education of Instructional Designers Associations Involved in Multimedia Development and Related Activities Librarians Plan Digital Library Distance Learning at UNT Internet Resources on Distance Learning The Network Connection - Searching the Internet News From the CWIS/Gopher Hole - Fly the Unfriendly Skies Higher Ed Web Page List List of the Month - FACSUP-L New Dial-Up Service Planned Chain Letters and Account Privileges The Unabomber Strikes Again Support Services Has A New Home Page Staff Activities Don't Ditch That Software! VAX Phase-out Almost Complete ISEC at UNT IRC News - March 30, 1995; April 18, 1995 JULY/AUGUST: Operating Systems Operating Systems ...Warp 3 ...Engage Windows 95 - Your Next Desktop Environment The New Face Operating System Information on the Web Linux, an Operating Environment Solaris: Environment or Operating System New Mainframe Installed Senior Director of Academic Computing Resigns Staff Activities News From the CWIS/Gopher Hole - A Homepage of One's Own Helpdesk Expands Hours The Network Connection - WEB of Lists IRC News List of the Month - WIN95-L The Unabomber Gets a Web Page SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER: Back to School Back to School Greetings http://www.unt.edu/UNT/departments/CC/Benchmarks/index95.html[4/28/16, 10:13:16 AM] Benchmarks 1995 Index UNT Student Computing Facilities Premium Remote Access Subscription Service NMS News Student Loans: as Easy as EFT Degree Audit System to Go Online Bookread: IBM Manuals Online New Mainframe Performing as Expected Accessing and Using ICPSR Datsets The Network Connection - Educational Resources on the Internet My Fascinating Interview With Allan Klumpp News From the CWIS/Gopher Hole - 531,000 New Virus Threat Tired of Windows 95 Hype Yet? Staff Activities NOVEMBER/DECEMBER: The World Wide Web The Wonderful World of the World Wide Web A Homepage of One's Own Build a Home With No Money Down! Get the Message Across Online! Cobwebs - I've Got Those Creepy, Crawly, Cranky, 1-2-3 Hanky, Webmaster Blues The Network Connection - If you haven't seen these Web Sites . List Of the Month - Net-Happenings Edupage Items of Interest PC/Computing Online Presidential Futures Market? Shhh! Honey, did you hear something? Personal Privacy Pointers PPP Service is Here! Premium Remote Access Subscription Service PPP Support Troubleshooting PPP Connections at UNT UNIX Research Computer Replacement Being Sought Virus Trek: The Next Generation Staff Activities IRC News - September 19, 1995; November 14, 1995 If you have problems or questions about this server, please contact us as soon as possible. You can send mail to the following address: [email protected] http://www.unt.edu/UNT/departments/CC/Benchmarks/index95.html[4/28/16, 10:13:16 AM] Benchmarks Benchmarks These are the articles published in the January/February 1995 issue. These pages are meant for use as an archive for the University of North Texas publication Benchmarks. Many of these files are old and contain information and links to sites that no longer function. This is because, over time, many sites shutdown or change addresses thus voiding all links to them. Please keep in mind that all links may not work as they should. Electronic Mail Electronic Mail at UNT IECC Final Report Accessing the Internet From WPO Mail Forwarding Electronic Mail BITNET: A Status Report Suggested Use of Group "Everyone" in WPO Mail The Network Connection List of the Month Postal Service Experiments With E-Mail The Mail Bomber is Back General Information Staff Activities News From the CWIS/Gopher Hole New CMS Documents Available Jovian Update A New General Access Computer Art Lab Pentium Problems Pentium Problems Produces Plethora of Puns IRC News Free Maple V Demo Available 1995 Index First Article If you have problems or questions about this server, please contactme as soon as possible. You can send mail to the following address: [email protected] http://www.unt.edu/UNT/departments/CC/Benchmarks/janfeb95/index.html[4/28/16, 10:13:17 AM] Benchmarks Benchmarks These are the articles published in the March/April 1995 issue. These pages are meant for use as an archive for the University of North Texas publication Benchmarks. Many of these files are old and contain information and links to sites that no longer function. This is because, over time, many sites shutdown or change addresses thus voiding all links to them. Please keep in mind that all links may not work as they should. Computing and the Law PC Software Industry Lost $8.08 Billion to Pirates in 1994 Software Piracy Copyrights in Cyberspace Software Site Licenses at UNT WordPerfect Site License is Changing Rules of the Internet End of the Original Internet News from the CWIS/Gopher Hole Sex and Violence in Cyberspace E-mail Violates Sunshine Laws? Web of Spies Network Connection List of the Month General Information Viruses: If at First You Don't Succeed F-Prot Updates ACS Offers Courseware Development Service Peak Hour Access on Jove Determining if You Have Metro Line Access UNT Newsgroups Novell iCT Program at UNT Staff Activities IRC News 1995 Index First Article If you have problems or questions about this server, please contactme as soon as possible. You can send mail to the following address: [email protected] http://www.unt.edu/UNT/departments/CC/Benchmarks/marapr95/index.html[4/28/16, 10:13:18 AM] Benchmarks Benchmarks These are the articles published in the May/June 1995 issue(Volume 16 Number 3). These pages are meant for use as an archive for the University of North Texas publication Benchmarks. Many of these files are old and contain information and links to sites that no longer function. This is because, over time, many sites shutdown or change addresses thus voiding all links to them. Please keep in mind that all links may not work as they should. Instructional Technology Instructional Technology Insteractive Learning at UNT Instructional Developement UNT Sponsored Projects Administration Exploiting Technology Grants Bibliograhy Related to the Education of Instructional Designers Associations Involved in Multimedia Development and Related Activities Librarians Plan Digital Library Distance Learning at UNT Internet Resources on Distance Learning The Network Connection News From the CWIS/Gopher Hole Higher Ed Web Page List List of the Month General Information New Dial-Up Service Planned Chain Letters and Account Privileges The Unabomber Strikes Again Support Services Has A New Home Page Staff Activities Don't Ditch That Software! VAX Phase-out Almost Complete ISEC at UNT IRC News 1995 Index First Article If you have problems or questions about this server, please contact us as soon as possible. You can send mail to the following address: [email protected] http://www.unt.edu/UNT/departments/CC/Benchmarks/mayjun95/[4/28/16, 10:13:20 AM] Benchmarks Benchmarks These are the articles published in the July/August 1995 issue(Volume 16 Number 4). These pages are meant for use as an archive for the University of North Texas publication Benchmarks. Many of these files are old and contain information and links to sites that no longer function. This is because, over time, many sites shutdown or change addresses thus voiding all links to them.
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