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October 27, 1998

Windows 2000 is a name that reflects NT’s continued move to the technology mainstream.

Microsoft announced that the next major release of the Windows NT family of products, previously known as Windows NT 5.0, will be named Windows 2000, and will use the tagline, “Built on NT Technology” to communicate the underlying benefits of the Windows NT architecture.

October 26, 1998

Microsoft Introduces New Tools to Help MSN CarPoint-Affiliated Dealers Improve Service for Their Internet Customers

Free New Tools Designed to Help CarPoint-Affiliated Dealers Respond as Quickly as Possible to Customer Inquiries

October 26, 1998

MSN Sidewalk Survey Reveals Significant Decision-Making Differences Between Genders

Men Rely More on Research, Women Trust Their Instinct

October 26, 1998

Microsoft Unveils Preview of Latest Version of MSN CarPoint, Introducing the First Online Personalized Car Maintenance Program

MSN Momentum Continues With Updated Release of Popular Online Car-Buying Service

October 26, 1998

Microsoft Files Four Software Piracy Lawsuits In First North Carolina Undercover Sweep

Anti-Piracy Sweep Intended to Protect Consumers, Honest North Carolina Resellers

October 26, 1998

Microsoft, Toshiba and CoreTech Consulting Group Unite To Deploy Solutions Lab for Windows Distributed interNet Applications

Developers Learn to Port Applications to Multitier Architectures at Local “Boot Camp”

October 26, 1998

Microsoft to Help Design “Virtual Museum” to Showcase Culture and History of the American Hemisphere

The company will help design a “virtual museum” to make museum art and artifacts from Canada to Argentina available to Internet users.

October 22, 1998

New Accessibility Features Will Make Office 2000 and Cordless Phone System Easier for People with Disabilities to Use

Microsoft will add several improvements to Office 2000 to make the product more accessible for people with disabilities when it is released during the first quarter of 1999.

October 22, 1998

Greg Lowney: Microsoft’s Director of Accessibility is Motivated by the Millions of People His Work Will Benefit

Disability activists have long considered Greg Lowney the chief advocate within Microsoft for people with disabilities, because of his outstanding work to help Microsoft make the Internet, multimedia applications and the Windows operating

October 22, 1998

Microsoft Presence at N+I Centers Around Windows NT Success and Future Potential

Microsoft showcased the company’s latest advances in Windows NT– including tools and initiatives designed to strengthen the NT platform and prepare customers for the future — and highlight the platform’s rapid adoption by Corporate IT.