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                                                        The Florida SunFlash

             SunFlash August 1992 Table Of Contents

SunFLASH Vol 44 #toc				        	 August 1992
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       Summary of The Florida SunFlash For New Subscribers
       Summary Of August's Messages (line count + title)
   Summary of Messages Sent This Month (issue # and synopsis)
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September 3th, 1992

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  Line Count        Vol.#       Title
       341	     44.01	Third Party Product Announcements
       103	     44.02	ShowMe Computer Conferencing Software
       105	     44.03	SUN USER GROUP: Call For Papers
       103	     44.04	Sun's 4th Quarter, Fiscal Year Results
       134	     44.05	SunSelect Ships NetWare SunLink
        85	     44.06	Novell Netware Client for Sun from Spry
       297	     44.07	SunSolve and Sun HelpDesk
       339	     44.08	SBus Developer List, July 20, 1992
       467	     44.09	SBus Developer List, Chapters I, II
       798	     44.10	SBus Developer List, Chapters III, IV, V
       733	     44.11	SBus Developer List, Chapters VI to VIII
       747	     44.12	SBus Developer List, Chapters IX to XVI
       123	     44.13	Aug. 25th Sunergy Satellite Broadcast
       460	     44.14	PTF: 3Gb of UNIX Freeware
        89	     44.15	SMCC Introduces Multimedia Training
       103	     44.16	SunExpress Unveils New Low U.S. Pricing
        94	     44.17	SPARCstation IPX with Mid-Range monitor
        68	     44.18	Sun Consolidates in Chelmsford
        62	     44.19	Silvestri To Drive SPARC Technology Sales
       149	     44.20	NetWare SunLink 1.0
       307	     44.21	Third Party Product Announcements
        90	     44.22	Sun Enters S&P 500
        95	     44.23	SunSoft Launches SunSoft Press
       104	     44.24	Pre-Press Vendors And Sun
        57	     44.25	Sun Leads Japanese Workstation Market
        89	     44.26	SunSoft Introduces SearchIt
       290	     44.27	September 1992  STB Contents
       292	     44.28	New Type 5 Keyboards
       115	     44.29	Solaris 2.0 System Admin Class
       149	     44.30	Upgrades to SPARCstation 10GS
       874	     44.31	Full Source Software
       520	     44.32	Improving Performance with Direct Xlib
Total 8382

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44.01 Third Party Product Announcements

	    Island Graphics Delivers IslandPresents for SPARCstations
	    Aurora FirstScan II Supports Color And Grayscale Scanners
	      Sys Admin - a Journal For UNIX System Administrators

44.02 Sun Unveils ShowMe Computer Conferencing Software

	     Sun Unveils Easy-To-Use Computer Conferencing Software

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--August 3, 1992--SunSolutions(TM), a
	product development venture within Sun Technology Enterprises,
	today introduced ShowMe, an easy-to-use computer conferencing
	software product. ShowMe software lets SPARC(R) workstation
	users conduct on-line meetings, allowing groups to view and
	interactively collaborate on documents, graphics, spreadsheets
	and other images over a TCP/IP network. Using on-screen
	markers, participants in a ShowMe conference can annotate
	shared documents simultaneously in real time, so users interact
	and communicate much the same way they would in a meeting
	room.

44.03 SUN USER GROUP: Call For Papers

	This is a second call for papers for the December SUG annual
	conference. -johnj
	From: don@doug.med.utah.edu (Don Baune 581-6088 MIRL)

				Call For Papers

				SUN USER GROUP
			    Tenth Annual Conference
			      December 8-10, 1992
			      San Jose, California

			       OPERATING SYSTEMS:
			SOLARIS 2.0/SVR4 and Alternatives

44.04 Sun's 4th Quarter, Fiscal Year Results

			BREAKS $1 BILLION QUARTERLY BOOKINGS MARK

	I have prepared a quick summary of Sun's fiscal performance for
	the last four years to put this article about Sun's most recent
	Fiscal year into context. (This data was extracted from
	previous Sun Press Releases.) Note that Sun's fiscal year
	starts July 1st and end June 30th.

Fiscal	   Actual Revenues ( $ millions )	    Revenue Growth (%)
Year	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Year	Q1    Q2    Q3    Q4    FY

92	755	909	952	973	3,589	11.5  20.7  12.3   3.2  11.4
91	677	754	848	943	3,221	25.7  26.7  34.1  34.6  30.6
90	539	595	632	700	2,465	24.9  46.8  27.1  62.4  39.7
89	431	405	497	431	1,765				67.8
88					1,052

44.05 SunSelect Ships NetWare SunLink

	Prices and availabilty of NetWare SunLink for SMCC customers will be
	announced shortly. -johnj

			 Supported By Oracle and Ingres

	BILLERICA, Mass.--August 3, 1992-- SunSelect(TM), a business unit of
	Sun Microsystems, Inc., today announced the immediate availability of
	its NetWare(R) SunLink(R) software for integrating Novell(R) NetWare
	networks with SPARC(R) and Solaris(R) environments. The NetWare SunLink
	product allows DOS, Microsoft(R) Windows(R) and OS/2(R) NetWare system
	users to share data, files and print services with UNIX(R) system
	workgroups.

	Based on NetWare for UNIX Version 3.11 from Novell, the NetWare SunLink
	product provides an easy way to move from a departmental network to a
	powerful, integrated SPARC/Solaris enterprise network. By simply adding
	NetWare SunLink on a Sun SPARCserver(TM) system to the network, NetWare
	customers protect their investment in their existing network while
	gaining direct access to UNIX system files, applications and services
	including distributed processing, client-server computing and open
	systems.  With the NetWare SunLink product, the multitasking

44.06 Novell Netware Client for Sun from Spry

	This is a third party product announcement from Dave Pool
	(dave@spry.com), President of Spry Inc. This software allows a Sun
	to access files that reside on a Novell Netware server via the
	Novell IPX protocol. I.e. with this software, a Sun can be added into
	an existing Netware network as another client.

	It complements the recent SunSelect announcement of SunLink Netware,
	which allows Novell Netware clients (usually PC's) to access a Sun via
	the IPX protocol. I.e. with this software, a Sun can be added into an
	existing Netware network as another server.

	(I guess this means that a Sun with Spry's Netware Client could
	 get file services from another Sun running SunSelect's NetWare SunLink
	 with the IPX protocol.)

	-johnj

44.07 SunSolve and Sun HelpDesk

	    - SMCC announces two new products:
	   	   - SunSolve (TM)
	   	   - Sun HelpDesk

	    - These products provide access to Sun service information such as:
	  	   - common Sun workstation questions and answers
	   	   - symptoms and resolutions
	           - bug and patch descriptions
	  	   - technical bulletins
	           - optional integration with AnswerBook(TM) documentation
	           - and more...
	      Sun HelpDesk also includes:
	   	   - an escalation tool to obtain backline support from Sun
	           - documentation on how to set up and maintain a help desk

	    - SunSolve is provided to Personal AnswerLine(SM), AnswerLine(SM),
	      and Software Update Service software contract customers:
	   	   - CD-ROM version is updated & shipped quarterly
	   	   - electronic version, called SunSolve Online, can be
	               centrally accessed via modem and is updated nightly

44.08 SBus Developer List, July 20, 1992

	The July 1992 SBus Developer List is also available in the SunFlash
	archive servers as a single compressed file e.g. on solar.nova.edu
	it is:
		42948    pub/sunflash.1992/sbus-july.21.Z

	The next four articles are the 16 chapters of the SBus developer
	list group so that no article is greater that 32Kbytes.

	Thanks to Harold Sonenklar (Harold.Sonenklar@Corp.Sun.Com) for
	putting this list together.

	Note that there are embedded control-l (page feed) characters in these
	articles.  If you remove the SunFlash headers and cat these 5 articles
	together, the result should print OK.

	-johnj

44.09 SBus Developer List, Chapters I, II

	I.   PARALLEL/SERIAL I/O
	II.  BUS ADAPTERS

44.10 SBus Developer List, Chapters III, IV, V

	III. GRAPHICS, VIDEO, and DISPLAY
	IV.  INSTRUMENTATION INTERFACES
	V.   COPROCESSORS

44.11 SBus Developer List, Chapters VI to VIII

	VI.    I/O DEVICES AND INTERFACES
	VII.   NETWORKING/COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACES
	VIII.  STORAGE and DISK CONTROLLERS

44.12 SBus Developer List, Chapters IX to XVI

	IX.   MODEMS, FACSIMILE, and COMPRESSION
	X.    INDUSTRIAL I/O
	XI.   MEMORY
	XII.  ENABLING PRODUCTS and SERVICES
	XIII. MIL-STANDARD INTERFACE
	XIV.  DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS
	XV.   AUDIO, VOICE, and SPEECH SYSTEMS
	XVI.  DR-11W INTERFACE

44.13 Aug. 25th Sunergy Satellite Broadcast Live From Japan

	This is from Miyong.Byun@Corp.  -johnj

	   Sunergy announces the next interactive satellite broadcast
				Live from Japan!

	This program will be broadcast from the SunWorld Expo in Tokyo
	on August 25 at 6:30pm PDT.  The late hour is due to the fact
	that the show is being downlinked throughout Japan.  You may
	want to tape it for future playback.

	The preliminary agenda is as follows:

		Introduction to show	        John Gage (Host)
		Todays news 			John Gage
		Report from show floor		John & Gene Banman
		First 10 years			Scott McNealy & John Gage
						look at Sun's first 10 years
44.14 PTF: 3Gb of UNIX Freeware

		Issue 1-2 of Prime Time Freeware (cover date July, 1992)

	Prime Time Freeware (PTF) is a large, inexpensive collection of
	UNIX-related freeware source code. This article describes how
	to obtain the PTF CD-ROMS and an appendix is a Hierchical
	Package List of the key packages included in this 3Gb
	collection. -johnj

44.15 SMCC Introduces Multimedia Training

	    Incorporates Audio, Video, Text, Graphics and Simulation

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- August 17, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
	Computer Corporation (SMCC) announced today that it is shipping
	the first in a series of on-line interactive training tools,
	condensing more than 16 hours of classroom lecture into a
	lively multimedia experience. Called "SunTutor: OpenWindows
	Environment for Users," the new course is designed for
	first-time users of Sun workstations, allowing them to be
	trained on a Sun system in the convenience of their own
	office.

	With the new SunTutor series, SMCC is leading the workstation
	industry by combining on-line audio, video, text, graphics and
	simulation into a multimedia, self-paced training course that
	interacts with the application.  The course takes full
	advantage of the multimedia capabilities of the Sun
	SPARCstation , requires no extra hardware or software for users
	of the OpenWindows environment and can be downloaded to the
	network.

44.16 SunExpress Unveils New Low U.S. Pricing

			    Outlines New Business Direction

	LINCOLN, Mass. -- August 17, 1992 -- SunExpress, a business
	unit of Sun Microsystems, Inc. unveiled dramatic price
	reductions across its entire U.S. product line.  Effective
	today, the company's U.S. operation has moved from list pricing
	to highly competitive non-discountable "street" pricing, which
	is what customers typically pay for products from a direct
	sales organization.  The new pricing is part of SunExpress' new
	business direction, which is to focus on satisfying end user
	demand by being the low-price, direct source for Sun(TM) and
	third-party customer installable non-system products.
	SunExpress has also broadened its product set to include many
	leading third-party hardware and software solutions.

44.17 SPARCstation IPX with Mid-Range monitor

	- SPARCstation IPX now available with Mid-Range monitor
	- Lowers entry price to accelerated graphics performance

	SMCC is introducing a new SPARCstation IPX configuration with
	the recently announced 16" Mid-Range monitor.  The new
	configuration of the SPARCstation IPX enables Sun to offer an
	even lower price for a fully-configured, high performance
	accelerated color system.

	The new monitor is a lower-priced aperture-grille product that
	offers excellent text performance and very good graphics
	performance.  Compared to most monitors of this size available
	in the PC and Macintosh environments, the Mid-Range monitor
	offers superior front-of-screen performance and a larger
	screen.

44.18 Sun Consolidates in Chelmsford

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- August 12, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems,
	Inc., announced today that it has signed a long-term lease for
	three buildings in Chelmsford, Mass.  The 320,000 square feet
	of office and production space in Altid Park will serve as the
	company's East Coast headquarters and will consolidate four
	existing Sun offices located throughout Massachusetts
	(Billerica, Andover, Methuen and Westford) into a single
	"campus."

44.19 Silvestri To Drive SPARC Technology Sales

		Will Head New Group to Capture SPARC Design Wins

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- August 13, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
	Computer Corporation (SMCC) today announced that Chester J.
	Silvestri has joined the company as vice president, technology
	sales.  In his newly created position, Silvestri will manage a
	new group devoted to securing technology design wins across a
	variety of industries, markets and geographies for SPARC(R),
	the leading RISC CPU architecture developed and championed by
	Sun.  Silvestri, who will report to Joseph Roebuck, SMCC's vice
	president of worldwide field operations, comes to the company
	from Silicon Graphics, Inc., where he was most recently vice
	president and general manager of the Technology Products
	Group.  Silvestri became part of Silicon Graphics when it
	acquired MIPS Computer Systems this year.

44.20 NetWare SunLink 1.0

	- Enables SPARCsystems to act as servers in Novell PC networks

	- Transparent access to Solaris file, print, terminal services for
	  NetWare client PCs (DOS, Windows, OS/2)

	- Will provide basis for application vendors (e.g. RDBMS vendors like
	  Oracle) to develop high-performance Solaris back-ends for
	  PC networks

	Sun Microsystems Computer Corporation (SMCC) announces
	SunSelect's NetWare SunLink product to provide full NetWare
	services on SMCC systems.  NetWare SunLink provides NetWare
	file and print connectivity while retaining the much more
	robust application environment of Solaris and enabling server
	functions such as RDBMS back-ends.

44.21 Third Party Product Announcements

	    db++ version 1.3 - C++ for portable database applications
			  IPT's, Apple Agent Man (SNMP)
			      NetMake 1.1 released
			  Sendmail Made Simple Seminar

44.22 Sun Enters S&P 500

	Wang Labs Chapter 11 filing triggers changes in the S&P indices

	NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sun Microsystems Inc., a leading
	supplier of high-performance workstations, servers and
	networking software based in Mountain View, Calif., will be
	added to the S&P 500 effective at the close of trading on
	Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1992.

	Sun is replacing Wang Laboratories Inc., a computer systems
	manufacturer, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
	earlier today.  Sun will be added to the S&P 500 Computer
	Systems industry group.

44.23 SunSoft Launches SunSoft Press

	    Announces Partnerships with Ziff-Davis and Prentice Hall

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.-- August 19, 1992 -- SunSoft, Inc., today
	launched SunSoft Press, a publishing group to develop, market,
	and distribute books on the Solaris software environment and
	associated Sun products to mainstream users. The company also
	announced strategic partnerships with Ziff-Davis Press, a
	leader in commercial and retail book publishing, and the
	Professional Technical Reference (PTR) division of Prentice
	Hall, a leader in professional and technical book publishing,
	to deliver Solaris expertise through their worldwide network of
	retail and technical bookstores.

44.24 Pre-Press Vendors And Sun

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- August 25, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
	Computer Corporation (SMCC) today announced that six leading
	pre-press software and systems vendors will market new
	applications for the SPARC(R)/Solaris(R) platform.  The
	applications bring advanced desktop, database and processing
	capabilities to SMCC's line of SPARC workstations, including
	the newly introduced Sun(TM) SPARCstation(TM) 10.

	Developers offering new applications on Sun systems include
	Crosfield Electronics Ltd., Digital Technology International,
	DuPont/Camex, ECRM, Linotype-Hell Company and System
	Integrators, Inc.  Their products will be used for output and
	production flow management, display ad make-up, spot and
	process color imaging, raster image processing and database
	management.

44.25 Sun Leads Japanese Workstation Market

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- August 24, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
	remains the top workstation vendor in Japan, according to a
	just-released Dataquest report, having led in that market since
	1987. Dataquest Japan's "Analysis for the Information Systems
	Industry" stated that Sun Microsystems remained the market
	leader in Japan during 1991, with 29,800 units shipped and $483
	million (U.S.) in revenues, up 26 percent and 22 percent,
	respectively, from 1990. Sun accounted for approximately 25
	percent of the Japanese market in terms of both units and value
	of shipments for 1991.

44.26 SunSoft Introduces SearchIt

		   SUNSOFT ANNOUNCES NEW SEARCH-AND-RETRIEVAL
			    Application FOR SOLARIS

		Faster And Easier Access To Critical Information
			  Across The Corporate Network

	MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- August 25, 1992 -- SunSoft, Inc.,
	today unveiled new full-text search-and-retrieval application
	for the Solaris software environment.   Called SearchIt, the
	new application acts as a personal reference librarian that
	quickly and easily locates on-line business data such as
	reports, proposals, and  correspondence stored anywhere on the
	corporate network. In addition, SearchIt enables users to
	manage and manipulate this information for their specific needs
	through its easy-to-use intuitive interface.

44.27 September 1992  Software Technical Bulletin Contents

	This article describes the contents of the Software Technical
	bulletin (STB) for September, 1992.  Is posted to SunFlash to
	make those customers who have a support contract aware that
	they should be receiving this execellent publication.

	Note that copies of the STB are sent to the people listed in your
	support contract. They have limited duplication rights (see notice
	included each month within the STB).

	****** I have been given permission to place just two PostScript STBs
	       (about 100 pages each) in the SunFlash archives
	       on solar.nova.edu:/pub/sunflash/1992
				185,395	 stbaug92.ps.Z
				171,958  stbjul92.ps.Z

	       These files are also on ftp.uu.net:systems/sun/sunflash/1992

	Consider these two PostScript versions as examples of what's
	included in this monthly service.

	I will continue to post the Table Of Contents and Editor's
	Introduction so that you can determine if you should obtain a
	copy of the STB from the person listed in your support contract
	(if you have one).

44.28 New "Type 5" Keyboards for the SPARCstation Product Line

	- New Sun "Type 5" keyboards available for all SPARCstations as
	  of July 1

	- New ergonomic industrial design & "Industry Standard"
	  keyboard layout

	- Type 4 U.S. and universal country kits will continue to be
	  available

	- New European international Type 5 country kits will begin
	  shipping on all European systems July 1, 1992

	Sun announced the availability of the completely new Type 5 keyboards
	for the SPARCstation product line beginning July 1, 1992:

	  * the Type 5 Standard layout (PC-101 based layout)
	  * the Type 5 UNIX layout.

44.29 SA-271 - Solaris 2.0 System Administration

	This is a course announcement from Sun's Educational Services. -johnj

	      **************************************************
	      **    Sun Microsystems Educational Services     **
	      **  SA-271 - Solaris 2.0 System Administration  **
	      **************************************************

	   The person taking this course should be very knowledgable in
	   SunOS 4.1.x and will be upgrading to solaris 2.0 between now
	   and December 31, 1992 at their site. If you are planning to
	   upgrade after January 1, 1993, we will offer a revised
	   version of this course for you at that time. Please see our
	   upcoming January-June 1993 education catalog for the revised
	   version and course dates.

44.30 Upgrades to SPARCstation 10GS

	Sun announces four "box swap" upgrades from SPARCstation 2GS to
	SPARCstation 10GS. Customers can upgrade to either the
	SPARCstation 10 Model 30 or the Model 41. The box swap upgrades
	include Sun's new GS frame buffer:

		Upgrade to Model 41 GS			UG-S2GS-S10-41
		Upgrade to Model 41 GS diskfull		UG-S2GS-S10-41-P43
		Upgrade to Model 30 GS			UG-S2GS-S10-30
		Upgrade to Model 30 GS diskfull		UG-S2GS-S10-30-P43

	The introduction of the four upgrade paths to SPARCstation 10GS
	changes the upgrade plan announced on May 19, 1992. Originally,
	the GS upgrades to SPARCstation 10 were to be handled
	individually with the customer returning their entire
	SPARCstation 2GS system, including monitor.

44.31 Full Source Software

	This article describes a third party product which is a collection
	of tools, utilities and accessories from Full Source Software.

	-johnj

	From: 	Gary Kremen
	Org:	Full Source Software
	Phone:	1-800-999-UNIX
	Fax:	1-415-949-4825 (fax)
	email:	fss@btr.com

	We also have distribution (from Qualix Group 1-800-245-UNIX and UNIX
	Central 1-800-553-UNIX).

	Save time and make your job easier with Full Source Software's
	collection of tools, utilities and accessories.

44.32 Improving Performance with Direct Xlib

	This article is reprinted from the STB by permission of the author.
	-johnj

	   By - Jamshed Doctor, SMCC Marketing Development Engineering

	Direct Xlib is Sun Microsystems Computer Corporation's new,
	unbundled product that transparently improves the rendering
	performance of graphics-intensive Xlib-based applications. The
	improved performance depends on the application's use and mix
	of graphics primitives. Applications using the standard Xlib
	Application Programming Interface (API) should not have to make
	any changes to their source code, because Direct Xlib presents
	the exact same MIT X11R4 interface.

	Direct Xlib is a set of supplemental (dynamic and static) Xlib
	libraries for OpenWindows 3.0. It can be easily disabled when
	standard server rendering is desired, and can be used for
	either the entire window system or on an
	application-by-application basis. A dynamically linked
	application can use Direct Xlib without any recompile or
	relink. A statically linked application must relink with the
	static Direct Xlib library provided. Performance increase is
	provided only when both the window client and the window server
	are on the same machine. Otherwise, standard Xlib is used for
	rendering.

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