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                      TABLE OF CONTENTS 
                          
                      LINUX JOURNAL #35

                          MARCH 1997  
                      

FEATURES

Creating and Using a Database with Perl

	There are a variety of different database formats 
	in a Unix environment available to the Perl programmer.

	by Randy Scott

Perl and Sockets

	Learn about Perl's ability to use sockets, a mechanism of
	interprocess communication and the basis for most Internet clients and
	servers.

	by Mike Mull

Wherefore Art, Thou?

	A discourse on the art of Perl programming, originally
	printed in <I>The Perl Journal</I>.

	by Larry Wall

Book Review: <I>Programming Perl</I>

	The scoop on the second edition of ``The Camel
	Book''.

	by Phil Hughes


NEWS & ARTICLES

	A Guide to Virtual Services
		by Chad Robinson

	NEdit
		by Dan Wilder 

	Setting up UUCP
		by Jim Hill

	AMD---AutoMount Daemon
		by Matthew Crosby

	The Death of Xenix
		by Evan Leibovitch

	Fixing a Problem with GNU C Compiler in Slackware 3.0.0
		by William Lee Valentine

WWWsmith

Writing Man Pages in HTML

	It is easy to deliver the entire existing man system and
	document format via the Web without reorganization of content or
	overall structure, using the author's conversion scripts.

	by Michael Hamilton

At the Forge: CGI Programming

	Learn to use the httpd error log to facilitate your work in this
	continuation of last month's discussion of debugging CGI programs.

	by Reuven M. Lerner

A Point About Polygons

	Using a C language routine to simplify traditional
	point-in-polygon code.

	by Bob Stein

COLUMNS

Letters to the Editor
Stop the Presses: Action Taken on Linux Trademark
<I>Linux Gazette</I>: Using the TCSH Shell
Linux Means Business: <B>Linux and the City of Garden Grove</B>
Product Review: <B>Metro-X and Accelerated-X</B>
Book Review: <I>Perl 5 by Example</I>
Best of Technical Support

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