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Microsoft Office 2000 Beta
1 Ships to 20,000 Customers, Providing Tools
To Make the Web Work for Users. Microsoft Corp. today announced the
shipment
of Office 2000 beta 1 to a record 20,000 customers and solution providers,
providing an early opportunity for evaluation of the next version of the
world's best-selling productivity suite.
- Aug 10 8:59 AM EDT |
| ServiceWare
Inc. announced that they will engage in a unique
knowledge exchange
program to provide customers of
Microsoft® products with increased accessibility to technical
information and problem-solving techniques |
| Unwanted Data Issue
Bug
in Microsoft's Office 98 for the
Macintosh, there is the
Patch. |
| Windows
98 Release
scheduled for June 25, 1998. |
| Microsoft provides an online
Download Wizard for updating
your used Windows 95/98/?NT?
operating system. Internet Explorer 4.01 or
above is required for that service. |
RegClean
is now available in version 4.1a (12/31/97).
RegClean analyzes
Windows Registry keys stored in a common location in the
Windows Registry. It finds keys that contain erroneous values, and after
recording those entries in the Undo.Reg file, it removes them from the Windows
Registry. |
| Note that after installing
Internet Explorer
4.0, installation or reinstallation
of Windows 95 Service Pack 1 is not recommended. |
| Visiting of
Microsoft
Support Web-Sites needs
JavaScript enabled Web browser for subscribing (Cookies)
now. |
| If you use
Netscape Communicator
4.0 at present, and you are visiting
Microsoft's Web-Sites and the browser will hang, Stop browsing
and Reload again. |
| If you have installed SR-1 Patch
or Patch Update of
Microsoft Office
97, and you are in trouble to
use Office 97 or to install additional Office 97
components, there are the instructions to completly
remove SR-1 Patch and Patch Update. |
| If you'll
install
SQL-Server on Windows NT
Server, close all network services before begin with
install process. |
| European
Web Pages of Microsoft Corporation have same Internet addresses (URLs) but
plus the letters eu, example:
http://www.eu.microsoft.com. |
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