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1: Computers easing court's paperwork (4/24/97)

2: Desktop vs. Notebook computers (4/29/96)

3: Computers could replace nurses' clipboards (8/12/96)

4: Computers team up on tough tasks [research] (4/29/96)

5: NMSU students work to help computers and people get along (3/30/95)

6: Author Luncheon [CHILE (Computers Helping In Library Exploration)] (let.) (4/26/96)

7: Computers drag screaming editor [Charles Brunt] into next century (10/6/96)

8: Library installs new system [CHILE for Computers Helping in Library Exploration] (12/25/96)

9: Tourism, computers dominate conference at the quarterly meeting of the Camino Real Economic Alliance (8/10/96)

10: Computers play large role in future of education; Karin Wiburg has developed a curriculum making use of the technology of the computer (10/26/95)

11: Pokey lines (let.) (1/26/97)

12: Handling graphics (1/20/97)

13: Parents beware (let.) (8/10/95)

14: Accessories help artists (6/10/96)

15: Technology changes quickly (10/21/96)

16: Expanding Internet communications (8/26/96)

17: Expanding your computer space (10/28/96)

18: Organizing easier with Windows (10/14/96)

19: Corel does Macintosh (2/17/97)

20: Spanish in review (2/26/96)

21: Computer installation delays Sun-News delivery (10/11/96)

22: Computer basics; an introduction (11/13/95)

23: Handling too many fonts (8/19/96)

24: Internet in a box (12/23/96)

25: That perfect computer gift (12/9/96)

26: Keeping pace with upgrades (2/19/96)

27: Online services expand world (1/1/96)

28: Notebooks offer flexible computing (7/8/96)

29: Software supplements students' education (7/29/96)

30: Vote results on the Web (6/3/96)

31: The future of computing (5/13/96)

32: Garden web site serves students (11/17/96)

33: Testing software helps prepare students (10/7/96)

34: Hello, is anyone there? (4/14/97)

35: Web browsers do battle (4/28/97)

36: E-mail: Getting on board (1/6/97)

37: Censorship of the internet (3/24/97)

38: Narcotics unit computer traded for alarm system (4/20/95)

39: Computer stolen from American Cancer Society (12/12/95)

40: Software adds personality to system (12/4/95)

41: Comparison shop for Internet providers (12/18/95)

42: Computer smut is cause for concern (6/28/95)

43: Tax software makes preparation easier (11/27/95)

44: Internet safety for making investments (12/16/96)

45: Program introduces cybertravelers to world (12/16/96)

46: Books help decipher software documentation (2/5/96)

47: Thwart cyberthieves with proper precautions (2/5/96)

48: Remote control for your computer (7/15/96)

49: Software sessions for management training (3/11/96)

50: NMSU computer glitch delays financial aid (5/29/96)

51: Finding out how things work (11/4/96)

52: Local entrepreneurs hit the Net (11/11/96)

53: Penicillin for your computer viruses (9/2/96)

54: Surge protectors can save computer (9/9/96)

55: Keep track of that information (9/16/96)

56: White Sands experiences W-2 snafu (2/13/97)

57: NMSU library introduces CafeOle (3/3/97)

58: Computer imaging system helps county clerk's office (4/10/95)

59: Technology transforming Las Cruces schools (12/11/95)

60: Painter [Maria Kruse] Becomes High Tech Marvel (3/12/95)

61: Which computer is right for you? (11/27/95)

62: First National Bank now on the Internet (10/15/95)

63: Look it up--a dictionary for everyone (12/2/96)

64: NMSU researchers seek better chip test (12/23/96)

65: Software created to help translate languages (2/26/96)

66: Computer ease: E-mail offers speed, convenience (2/5/96)

67: Virtual reality not quite reality yet (1/22/96)

68: The Computer Store offers 'personal touch' (1/15/96)

69: Creating your own front page headline (7/1/96)

70: Pen may be mightier than mouse (6/3/96)

71: Corel corrals software: Programs offer flexibility (6/17/96)

72: Is 32-bit Perfect Office for you? (3/4/96)

73: Las Cruces merges onto info superhighway (3/4/96)

74: Cyber-games prompt trip down Random Access Memory Lane (5/19/96)

75: Put some zip into your drive (11/11/96)

76: Calendar keeps you up to date (4/21/97)

77: A screen saver to save your screen (2/10/97)

78: How much is software costing you? (1/13/97)

79: Area students learn to surf the Internet (8/16/96)

80: Safety net for children surfers (9/9/96)

81: Former Sheriff [Ray Storment] defends computer swap (4/21/95)

82: Reference librarian [Molly Molloy] aids students and immigrants (4/3/95)

83: No more free ride: NMSU limits free internet access (8/18/95)

84: Computer gifts keep giving year after year (12/11/95)

85: Do you know your memory? Part II (8/12/96)

86: Time management aides to keep life running smoothly (12/30/96)

87: Online legislative access coming soon (1/22/96)

88: Cybertourists can visit New Mexico's sites (7/22/96)

89: Virtual stores can profit like real thing (6/24/96)

90: Procomm Plus 3.0 cruises through WEB maze (3/18/96)

91: Electronic filings for home computer users (3/18/96)

92: Edward Jones Investment Company joins the Internet (11/11/96)

93: ONLINE: You can bank on it.... (11/18/96)

94: Create your own greetings for the holidays (11/25/96)

95: Will the real Windows 95 please stand up (9/30/96)

96: A smarter way to create business diagrams (1/27/97)

97: Free home page, free e-mail--what's the catch? (3/3/97)

98: Fix windows 95 problems with first aid 97 (3/10/97)

99: Internet user's guide for Windows '95 hits stands (11/13/95)

100: The Norton Utilities program good safeguard to crashes (4/8/96)

101: Business [Smart Interface] makes science fiction a reality (4/22/96)

102: Part 1: Do you know your computer memory (8/5/96)

103: Engineers develop robots to take on hazardous duties (8/19/96)

104: Graphics animation pioneer [Alvy Ray Smith] to lecture at NMSU (2/21/96)

105: Finding your way around on world wide web (7/22/96)

106: Local photographer [Scott Weaver] goes on line (7/15/96)

107: Marketing on Internet theme for video conference (7/15/96)

108: Now for Windows 95, Publisher 3.0 CD Deluxe (3/11/96)

109: Planning for your future [CD-ROM, Quicken Financial Planner] (5/20/96)

110: Program [Corel Print House] helps everyone look better (5/6/96)

111: Other operating systems offer alternatives to Windows 95 (5/27/96)

112: New modem speed available; but is it better? (11/18/96)

113: Supercomputers to help solve mysteries of distant galaxies (10/14/96)

114: League of Women Voters have voting resource [web page] (let.) (10/13/96)

115: Electronics technicians enjoy bright future in job market (9/16/96)

116: Programs help cut down paper in 'paperless' office (9/23/96)

117: Local Habitat for Humanity chapter gets web site (8/12/96)

118: NMSU graduate [Alvy Ray Smith] makes film, computer history (2/25/96)

119: Sofsource Software brings in millions for local program developers (3/25/96)

120: 'Personal Digital Assistants' in the palm of your hand (4/7/97)

121: More software tools now available for NT 4.0 platform (2/24/97)

122: Express yourself with helpful program [Arts & Letters Express] (3/31/97)

123: Transatlantic Internet pals meet [Aaron Soto, Las Cruces and Fracesco Barbato, Rome] (8/15/95)

124: NMSU adding phone lines, equipment to accommodate increasing Internet usage (11/6/95)

125: Western Governors University: no campus, but lots of learning (ed.) (8/5/96)

126: Las Cruces Museum of Natural History taps into past via Internet (8/14/96)

127: Farmers, ranchers gather ACRES through computer linking technology (12/30/96)

128: Competition sparks computer, software price ware: Mergers affect costs to consumers (1/15/96)

129: Pros, cons of Works, Offices; software review for personal computing (1/8/96)

130: NMSU prof [Victor Johnston] studies beauty and eye of the beholder (6/6/96)

131: Customer service tip from Kelly Oliver, owner, The Computer Store (6/17/96)

132: Grand opening this week for new Computer Services Computer Store (3/11/96)

133: Virtual reality is in its prime at Prime Time in Las Cruces (5/19/96)

134: Local software developer [SofSource Inc.] supports PBS program ['Computer Chronicles'] (10/7/96)

135: Small-business women now have internet resource; Women's Business Ownership home page provided by Fed (12/25/95)

136: Astral Animators program gives students with disabilities opportunities to learn in high-tech setting (1/8/96)

137: Study aids [Studyworks for mathematics and science] for high school and college (3/17/97)

138: YAHOO and Merry Christmas; how to reach Santa and U.S. troops in Bosnia (12/25/95)

139: Missile Range sets up own home page on World Wide Web: http://www.wsmr.army.mil (12/30/96)

140: Programs may linger despite removal: CleanSweep 95 software to get rid of those persistent remnants (1/29/96)

141: Computer kid [Aaron Soto] teaches teachers how to use their mouse, their disks, and their CD-ROM (5/30/96)

142: Computer might be able to 'hear' stress in voices [Klipsch School of Electrical and Computer Engineering] (9/30/96)

143: Trans border information technology project coordinated among three cities [Las Cruces, El Paso, and Juarez] (2/5/96)

144: Tech Lab teaches without lecturing; students in Vista Middle School Tech lab 2000 learn science, technology with hands-on approach (12/25/95)

145: Banking industry adds to customer service to stay competitive: Citizens Bank first in area to go online (11/18/96)

146: Onate High School students master supercomputing challenge [researched the idea of replacing New Mexico's power plants with electricity generating windmills] (5/11/96)

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