Note that where there are two links for an article, the first is to the posting on my site, the second links to the publisher's website.

1999/01 Drive Cloning Software Simplifies the Set-up Chore Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/01 It Sounds Like War-- Battling for the hearts and wallets of PC sound card buyers Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/01 Every night can be hockey night with NHL 99 Toronto Computes!
1999/01 Getting Macs and PCs to shareToronto Computes!
1999/01 Math Can be Fun-- Honest! (Arthur's math carnival/Personal Tutor) Toronto Computes!
1999/01 Seeing the world through a fish-eye lens (Salmon Odyssey) Toronto Computes!
1999/01 Listen to your mother-- back up your hard drive regularly!Vancouver Computes
1999/01 Norton gives users the works Vancouver Computes
1999/01 YAU-PC: Lock your windows Vancouver Computes
1999/02 The Promise of LED: affordable color and high performanceCanadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/02 Basketball gets full season with NBA Live 99 Toronto Computes
1999/02 E-mail options for small businesses Toronto Computes
1999/02 MP3/CD-R combo rattles music industryToronto Computes
1999/02 Expand your Age of Empires Vancouver Computes!
1999/02 Sometimes simplicity is just too simple Vancouver Computes!
1999/02 You Asked Us PC Vancouver Computes!
1999/03 Pentium III is more like Pentium 2.1Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/03 Reading up on Windows 98? Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/03 Speedy Net connections offer promise, problems Toronto Computes
1999/03 Acrobatics for the novice user-- YAU-PC Vancouver Computes
1999/03 Helping Canadians beat computing fearsVancouver Computes
1999/03 Upgrading computer much like needing a new vehicle Vancouver Computes
1999/04 What's Hot, What's Not: Techtalk column Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/04 Graphics programs offer something to everyone Toronto Computes
1999/04  Pondering the fate of Win 3.1 (YAU-PC) Vancouver Computes
1999/04 Get your kicks with FIFA 99 Vancouver Computes
1999/04 Seldom what they seem: game emulatorsVancouver Computes
1999/05 Overclocking... what are your customers getting into? Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/05 Classic utilities programs updated Toronto Computes
1999/05 Computer language tutor is patient and supportive Toronto Computes
1999/05 New PC utilities want to save your data Toronto Computes
1999/05 Hey, you got Mac in my PC network!-- YAU PC Vancouver Computes
1999/05 'Stupidware' nominations gratefully accepted here Vancouver Computes
1999/05 Superbike World Championship offers realism Vancouver Computes
1999/06 USB is (finally) a contender-- Techtalk column Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/06 E-mail growing more tenaciousToronto Computes
1999/06 Froggy Phonics: A frog in your throatVancouver Computes
1999/06 Microsoft Wheels in ExcitementVancouver Computes
1999/06 Reader's nostalgia for his good old Windows-- YAU PC Vancouver Computes
1999/07 Apple and Microsoft offer modest OS Upgrades Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/07 PCs, '99-Style: TechTalk column Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/07 E-commerce for the little guyToronto Computes
1999/07 Creative software for the preschool set-- Buddy Brush Vancouver Computes
1999/07 EA Sports' Triple Play still king of diamonds Vancouver Computes
1999/07 Homemade CDs spook the music industry-- Softwary column Vancouver Computes
1999/07 Upgrading Win98 again after a crash-- YAU-PC column Vancouver Computes
1999/08 AMD's Athlon CPU: A New Era? Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/08 OS updates 'optional  Toronto Computes
1999/08 Having a computer means everything's connected-- Softwary Vancouver Computes
1999/08 Kids and computers: No cause for alarmVancouver Computes
1999/08 Readers runs a Windows pentathlon-- YAU PC Vancouver Computes
1999/09 3D Video Sizzles! Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/09 DreamWriter offers schools possible computer compromiseToronto Computes
1999/09 Margin of error: YAU PC column Toronto Computes
1999/09 Microsoft stakes out mid-range graphics territory (PhotoDraw 2000) Toronto Computes
1999/09 Symantec/Norton gives you the worksToronto Computes
1999/09 Summer doldrums: A tale of two product launchesVancouver Computes
1999/10 Which Processor Does Your Customer Need? Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/10 I'd Like to Do Windows: YAU PC column Toronto Computes
1999/10 PC Nanny brings basic security to PC desktop Toronto Computes
1999/10 A Tale of Two Operating Systems Vancouver Computes
1999/11 Intel stumbles -- Techtalk column Canadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/11 How do I keep the kids out? YAU PC Toronto Computes
1999/11 What, more Norton stuff already? Toronto Computes
1999/11 Add Linux and stir...  Vancouver Computes
1999/11 All-in-wonder is wonderful for TV-landVancouver Computes
1999/11 Pandora's Box is not really evilVancouver Computes
1999/11 The Evolution of Electronic Arts Vancouver Computes
1999/12 Bah Humbug! Don't let creaky PC designs spoil the holidaysCanadian Computer Wholesaler
1999/12 Explorer be gone! (YAU-PC) Toronto Computes
1999/12 Graphics Software at an affordable price (PSP 6.) Toronto Computes
1999/12 Just a lonely Mac user in a PC world (VPC 3.0) Toronto Computes
1999/12 New game platform desperately seeking games (Dreamcast) Toronto Computes
1999/12 Your chance to play for the Stanley Cup (NHL 2000) Toronto Computes
1999/12 Gizmos and gadgets and gear-- Oh my!Vancouver Computes-- Softwary column