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Software a Lications Swimming in the Relational Lake r $3.95 April-May 1987 Software A lications Swimming In The Relational Lake . .................... 14 Designing relational databases. Expert System. ................... ............ ... .... 22 Gary designs an expert system with Prolog. Nasty Software ................................. .. .. .. 82 A plague of new programs in the public domain. Hardware Applications - Controlling The Real World ............................. 6 Build an 8-channel temperature scanner. The Bleeping PC ......................... .... ... ... 30 Stra nge noises fro m clonal counters. Who's Making Great Hard Drives ...................... 44 Read before you purchase your next hard drive. Changing the Picture ............................~ ...... 86 Super graphics from a new graphics processo r. o $3.95 April-May 1987 No. 35 p~~ :~::.J ~::.:~ UJ III <..: ):1 >:~. :::1 ill t:) i:'/ r:J :::: Software A~lications I:J ..... j'TJ ::1:) :".~~ ~ t 0.1 • : L> t~:J ~.;~: t "':1 :!:~: t:'l Swimming In The Relational Lake ...................... 14 :1.'., Designing relational databases. I . Expert System ......................................... 22 :.~ I it. l.n Gary designs an expert system with Prolog. :u Nasty Software ........................................ 82 A plague of new programs in the public domain. Hardware Applications Controlling The Real World ............................. 6 Build an 8-channel temperature scanner. 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Everything we wanted to do (reverse video, lines, captions, illustrations ... ) we did. With Ventura Publisher. Once we had our style sheets done, articles finished, boxes drawn, all we had to do was run Ventura's PostScript output through a Linotronic RIP and we'd have a magazine. So three weeks ago I packed up Sandy, the kids, and a system and headed for the nearest Linotronic. That was 108 long distance calls (covering eight states), seven express packages (two lost), and six attempts at modem communications ago. We still haven't found anyone (including Adobe, Ven­ tura, Xerox, or Linotype) who can help us dump a small PostScript file through a Linotype RIP (Raster Image Processor or Rest In Peace, you take your pick). We've badgered, berated, beleaguered, and bullied all 6 typesetting houses in the northwest that have PostScript RIPs. They were all certain they could do it. ("Hey Mur­ phy, over here. Easy pickins.") Everyone was surprised. All but Xerox (Xerox was un­ reachable) had suggestions: "Remove the special headers we add to PostScript files when they're destined for the Apple Laserwriter," was the suggestion from both Linotype and Ventura. After deleting 194 lines of illegible hex the file still wouldn't run. "You must be using more than 3 fonts. Of course, the internal fonts don't count." We were only using three fonts, internal or otherwise. Some of the houses only had MACs. I should have skipped them altogether. "Our MAC is automatically stripping carriage returns as your file comes in off the modem, and I'm getting little boxes prepended to each line. That must be the problem." The small boxes turned out to be linefeeds. Not a problem. But the RIP still couldn't output the file. "Let's see, we take this file and output it to the RIP through the MAC's PostScript interpreter. That's always worked with Apple files." Come On! It's already a PostScript file; if you PostScript it again it's not going to work. Continued On Page 97 2 MICRO CORNUCOPIA, #35, April-May 1987 April-May 1987 Issue No. 35 CONTENTS Features Russ Eberhart 60 Learn Assembly language Bruce Eckel 8088 assembly language isn't easy. Russ looks at books 6 +5V RESISTOR that'll help you register all those segments. Controlling NETWORK The Real RN2 Bruce Eckel 72 Concise Computer Electronics World Bruce covers beginning hardware procedure for beginning Bruce builds an 8- hardware builders.
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