Microsoft has announced that the Windows 98 OS Second Edition is complete and has been sent to manufacturing plants.
Windows 98 Second Edition provides enhancements in the area of Internet, networking, and hardware technologies, according to Microsoft
Lombard at least as thin as Sony's 0.9-inch Vaio portable
Ours is a more robust environment than the others, says Apple's Schiller
New licensing program aims to make code more accessible
An online group of non-Windows users is seeking refunds from Microsoft for their unused, unwanted copies of the Windows operating system that shipped with their PCs.
The group, referring to the bundled operating system as a "Microsoft tax" on all computers, is rallying Linux, BeOS, BSD, OS/2 and NetWare users to demand a refund on Feb. 15 because of the wording in Microsoft's end-user licence agreement (EULA).
"XML gives Java something to do"
Microsoft will add WebDAV support in Office 2000 and Windows 2000
World Wide Web Consortium near to standard
First beta will be ready in 30 days
They wouldn't return our calls, says Quark CEO
Macromedia's Shockwave and Flash multimedia players are soon to come pre-installed with every copy of Microsoft 's Windows 98.
Microsoft Corp. is quietly working on an early implementation of a new protocol to build distributed computing applications that span the Web.
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Two standards organizations are working together to enable the Extensible Markup Language (XML) to be used in business-to-business communication by providing a framework for exchanging XML data between business partners.
Adobe and Microsoft executives applaud new strategy