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February 12, 1999

Young at Heart: Technology is a Fountain of Youth for Some Seniors

Senior citizens are using the Internet to explore new worlds where friendships and even romance can be found. Read a special Valentine’s Day story about two seniors who found love on the web.

February 11, 1999

Software Piracy Deprived Montana Economy of Over $17 Million In Lost Wages, Taxes and Retail Sales in 1997

Microsoft Announces That Piracy Cost Montana More Than 400 Jobs

February 10, 1999

Major Canadian Financial Institutions Choose Technologies From TransPoint, BCE Emergis for Exclusive Electronic Bill Presentment Solution

Companies Pool Technology for Seamless E-Bill System

February 10, 1999

Microsoft Files Lawsuits Against Three Resellers in Minnesota

Investigative Efforts Affirm Company’s Commitment to Protecting Stat’s Consumers And Legitimate Resellers

February 10, 1999

System Preparation Tool Eases Deployment of Windows NT Workstation 4.0 For More Than 1,000 Customers

Tool Now Available in 15 Languages to Enable Worldwide Deployments

February 10, 1999

Microsoft TechNet Launches New Beta Evaluation Software Program For IT Professionals

Enhanced Web Site Content Leads to More Than 230 Percent Increase in Users

February 10, 1999

Microsoft to Highlight Imaging and Home Networking At Eighth Annual WinHEC, April 7-9 in Los Angeles

Largest Hardware Community Conference Will Focus on Changes and New Initiatives For the PC Platform in the New Millennium

February 9, 1999

Strong Holiday Sales Make Windows 98 Best-Selling Software of 1998

More Licenses of Windows 98 Sold This Holiday Season Than for Any Previous Version Of Windows; Worldwide Licenses of Windows 98 Reach 25 Million

February 9, 1999

MSN Makes Search Offering More Robust With Looksmart’s Comprehensive Category and Site Listings

Microsoft Signs Agreement With Looksmart to Provide MSN With Web Directory Content

February 9, 1999

Software Piracy Cost Nevada Economy More Than $70 Million in 1997

Two in Five of State’s Software Applications Are Illegal