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Jacqueline Peterson, a spokeswoman for Ticketmaster, which handled the initial ticket sales, said her company had evidence that scalpers had used computer programs to snap up large numbers of tickets for resale.

The order said the firm and Mr. Coscia used computer programs to place orders to buy futures contracts, hoping to give other traders the impression that the price of a contract was heading higher.

In Brooklyn, Evan Douglis, the chairman of the undergraduate architecture department at the Pratt Institute, used computer programs to help generate Helio-Scopes, below left, lightweight fiberglass resin shells that have built-in video screens and can be suspended from a ceiling.

He took what amounted to an extremely high-resolution digital picture of each phonoautogram, creating a detailed map of its surface, then used computer programs to run a "virtual stylus" along the original pattern, recreating the original sound like a needle tracing the groove of a vinyl record.

The ideal reforms would make it easier for victims of medical errors to get fair compensation -- while weeding out the gold diggers -- and would protect from lawsuits doctors who could document that they adhered to clinical guidelines and used computer programs to help them follow recommended care.

The ideal reforms would make it easier for victims of medical errors to get fair compensation — while weeding out the gold diggers — and would protect from lawsuits doctors who can document that they adhered to clinical guidelines and used computer programs to help them follow recommended care.

"We used computer programming to test the tower under wind-loading," says Henley.

Most airlines have started to use computer programs to rebook passengers automatically.

Many heating-oil vendors, for example, use computer programs to schedule deliveries, he said.

Similarly, Mr. Frankel said that scalpers were using computer programs to buy blocks of tickets online, causing electronic traffic jams.

Many players now use computer programs to analyze their games, even though their use is banned by some correspondence organizations.