Beside the description of each news story, each of which appeared in one of several reputable computer-trade publications, choose the letter a, b or c to indicate the year in which the story was published. Apple Attempts to Mend User Fences. A year ago, it really looked as though the Mac was dead meat. But that has really turned around. The computer's precision saves time when scenes must be reshot over and over from different angles.
Companies have to make it on single product hits.
And one success doesn't mean another will follow. Never underestimate the clout of personal computer users. John Markoff, currently a technology reporter for the New York Times, writes about Unix as a desktop OS for the everyday user. All rights reserved.