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Products reviewed by GCN this year through June appear alphabetically by manufacturer. Each product's name appears in boldface and is followed by the date and page of the issue in which the review ran. A searchable version of this list appears on GCN's Web site, at www.gcn.com.

AAdobe Systems Inc. Acrobat 4.0, June 7, Page 1; A-Adobe Illustrator 8.0, Feb. 8, Page 32; A-Adobe ImageStyler 1.0, March 29, Page 24; BAdobe PageMill 3.0, June 14, Page 31; C+Advan International Corp. AGM15T, Jan. 25, Page 35; DAelita Software Group Aelita Enterprise Suite, May 24, Page 29; AAllied Telesyn CentreCom 8525SX-L2, May 3, Page 21; BAmerican Power Conversion Corp. Back-UPS Pro 350, May 3, Page 1; B+Boxlight Corp. MP-30T, May 10, Page 25; ACaere Corp. OmniPage Pro 9.0, June 28, Page 31; ACaldera Systems Inc. OpenLinux 2.2, June 28, Page 1; B Caligari Corp. TuueSpace4, March 29, Page 23; B+Cisco Systems Inc. Catalyst 2924M Series XL, May 3, Page 21; B-ClickNet Software Corp. ClickNet Y2k, April 12, Page 23; BCompaq Computer Corp. Aero 2130, June 7, Page 23; BCompaq C-Series, June 7, Page 23; B Compaq Deskpro EP 500, March 18, Page 1; A- Compaq Deskpro EP, March 15, Page 41; A Compaq Dual Speed Switch SW3322,'May 3, Page 21; C Corel Corp. WordPerfect 8 for Linux, May 3, Page 26; B+ Corel WordPerfect Office 2000 Beta, April 26,Page 1; B+ Cross Pen Computing Group CrossPad XP, March 29, Page 1; A- Cyber-Sign Inc. Cyber-Sign Biometric Signature Verification, May 10, Page 28; BDell Computer Corp. Latitude LT, Jan. 25, Page 1; ADell OptiPlex G1, March 15, Page 41; BEnfish Technology Inc. Tracker Pro, April 12, Page 26; AEpson America Inc. PowerLite 7500C, May 10, Page 25; BEurosoft Ltd. fix2000, April 12, Page 23; B-FileMaker Inc. Home Page 3.0, June 14, Page 31; C+Fuji Photo Film USA Inc. MX-500 FlashPath FD-A1,''April 5, Page 20; A-Gateway Inc. E-1200 366, March 15, Page 41; BGateway E-3200 400, March 15, Page 48; B-Globalink Inc. Power Translator Pro 6.4, June 28,''Page 30; B-Green Tree Technologies Inc. Update AnyWare, Feb. 8, Page 1; AGreenwich Meantime-UTA L.C. Check 2000 PC Deluxe,''Jan. 11, Page 1; B-Greenwich Meantime-UTA Check 2000 PC, Jan. 11,''Page 1; B-Hewlett-Packard Co. Digital Copy 320, Feb. 22,''Page 28; A Hewlett-Packard HP Mopier 320, Feb. 22, Page 25; A-Hewlett-Packard Jornada 420, June 7, Page 23; AHewlett-Packard Jornada 820, June 7, Page 23; C+Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 8100N, Feb. 22, Page 25; B+Hewlett-Packard ProCurve 2424M, May 3, Page 21; AIBM Corp. PC 300GL, March 15, Page 41; BIBM Printing Systems Co. IBM InfoPrint 20, Feb. 22,Page 25; B-IBM Printing Systems IBM InfoPrint 32, Feb. 22,''Page 25; BIntelliSeek Inc. BullsEye Pro 1.5b, June 14,''Page 35; B+Internet Devices Inc. Fort Knox Policy Router 4.0, ''Jan. 25, Page 27; BLoran Technologies Inc. Kinnetics Network Manager''2.11, April 5, Page 1; A Lotus Development Corp. Organizer 5.0, April 26,''Page 34; B+Macromedia Inc. Dreamweaver 2, June 14, Page 31; CMedia Cybernetics L.P. Image-Pro Plus 4.0,''June 14, Page 35; AMetaCreations Corp. Kai's Power Tools 5.0, June 28, Page 30; A-Micrografx Inc. NetworkCharter Pro, March 29,''Page 21; AMicrosoft Corp. Front Page 2000, June 14, Page 31; AMicrosoft Internet Explorer 5, April 26, Page 33; BMicrosoft Office 2000 Beta 2, March 8, Page 26; BMicrosoft Office 2000 Developer, May 24, Page 30; B+Microsoft Corp. SQL Server 7.0, March 8, Page 27; A-Microtek Lab Inc. EyeStar U2S, June 28, Page 32; D+Mijenix Corp. Fix-It Utilities 99, June 14, Page 1; A-Mitsubishi Display Products X120, May 10,''Page 25; B+Mobiliti Inc. Network Unplugged, Jan. 11, Page 22; AMortice Kern Systems Inc. MKS Toolkit 6.1, Jan. 25, Page 30; BMulti-Tech Systems Inc. MultiVOIP MVP 200, June 28, Page 29; ANEC Computer Systems MobilePro 770, June 7, Page 23; ANEC Technologies Inc. MultiSync LT100, May 10,''Page 25; B-NetObjects Inc. NetObjects Fusion 4.0, June 14, Page 3; A-Netscape Communications Corp. Communicator 4.51,''April 26, Page 33; B+NetViz Corp. netViz 4.0, March 29, Page 21; A-Network Associates Inc. McAfee 2000 ToolBox, Jan. 11, Page 1; C+Novell Inc. NetWare 5, Jan. 11, Page 21; A-Opera Software A/S Opera 3.5 Beta 10, Jan. 25,''Page 30; B+Opera Software Opera 3.51, April 26, Page 33; B-Panasonic Personal Computer Co. ToughBook CF-27,''May 24, Page 31; A-Prove It 2000 ProveIt 2000, Jan. 11, Page 1; C+Quantex Microsystems Inc. QP6, March 15, Page 41; AQuantex Microsystems VX-400c, March 15, Page 41; BQVoice Inc. Voicelock, June 14, Page 34; B-Radguard Inc. clPro 3.05, Jan. 25, Page 27; B+Raritan Computer Inc. MasterConsole 11s, April 26,''Page 34; B+Red Hen Systems Inc. Video Mapping System 200,''April 26, Page 38; A-RedCreek Communications Inc. Ravlin 10 Version 2.2x, Jan. 25, Page 27; BRighTime Clock Co. Y2KPC Pro, April 12, Page 23; C+Sceptre Technologies Inc. Sceptre Soundx 7500, April 12, Page 24; ASecureNet Technologies Inc. Y2K Test&Fix, Jan. 11,''Page 1; BShane Brooks 98lite, March 15, Page 1; BShiva Corp. LANRover VPN Gateway 6, Jan. 25,''Page 27; B+SoftQuad Software Inc. HotMetal Pro 5.0, June 14,''Page 31; C-Sony Electronics Inc. Mavica digital camera, Jan. 11, Page 23; ASony Electronics Vaio PCG-505F, Jan. 11, Page 23; B+Symantec Corp. Norton 2000, Jan. 11, Page 1; A-Symantec pcTelecommute, Feb. 22, Page 1; ASymantec WinFax Pro 9.0, May 10, Page 29; ATektronix Inc. Phaser 740, May 10, Page 33; B+3Com Corp. Palm lllx, June 7, Page 23; B3Com Palm V, June 7, Page 23; B+3Com SuperStack Switch 3300, May 3, Page 21; C+TimeStep Corp. Permit/Gate 4520 1.0, Jan. 25, Page 27; C+Toshiba America Information Systems Inc. Equium''7100D, March 15,    Page 41; CTouchStone Software Corp. CheckIt 98 Diagnostic Suite, Jan. 11, Page 1; BTraveling Software Inc. Enterprise Exchange''Accelerator, June 14, Page 32; BViaGrafix DesignCAD Pro 2000, Feb. 8, Page 31; B+Viasoft Inc. OnMark 2000 2.0 Assess, April 12, Page 23; C+ViewSonic Corp. ViewSonic VPD 150, April 5, Page 20; BViking Components Inc. Viking 56K External Modem,''March 15, Page 46; A-Visio Corp. Visio Enterprise, March 29, Page 21; B-VPNet Technologies Inc. VSU-1010 2.0, Jan. 25,''Page 27; B+WebTrends Corp. Security Analyzer Enterprise Edition, May 10, Page 1; BWide File Inc. GoBack, April 12, Page 1; BWireless Computing Inc. Wireless SurfBoard, March 8, Page 28; B- Wireless Wireless SurfMouse, March 8, Page 28; C-Xerox Corp. Xerox DocuPrint N40, Feb. 22, Page 25; B+Xybernaut Corp. Mobile Assistant IV, May 24, Page 1; B-Year 2000 Group Inc. Know2000, April 12, Page 23; C
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