January 10, 1997 The Microsoft Network and Castle Rock Entertainment Bring Civil Rights Education to Students “Ghosts of Mississippi” In-School Program and Contest Kicks Off in January
January 9, 1997 Microsoft Announces New Technologies to Make Personal Computers More Interactive Initial Limited Release SDK to Be Delivered in February To More Than 50 Companies From the PC, Consumer Electronics and Television Industries
January 9, 1997 Microsoft Announces the Microsoft Entertainment Pack for Windows CE Ten Great Games in the Palm of Your Hand
January 8, 1997 Microsoft Ships Final Release of Internet Explorer 3.0 for Macintosh With Just-in-Time Java Compiler and Native ActiveX Support Free Personal Web Server Beta Also Available
January 8, 1997 Microsoft’s Mungo Park Follows Nasa’s Atlantis Shuttle Mission to Russian Space Station Mir Online Space Contest Offers Free Trip to a Future Shuttle Launch
January 8, 1997 Microsoft Picture It! Now Available for Lower Price in the New Year With Picture It!, consumers can get the same photographic quality they get from their photo developer.
January 7, 1997 Coopers & Lybrand Chooses Microsoft Internet Explorer As Standard Browser for Worldwide Intranet Intranet Cites Rich Feature Set, Cross-Platform Availability as Key Reasons
January 7, 1997 Microsoft Announces Enhanced Microsoft Office for Macintosh New Tools Designed to Help Small Businesses
January 7, 1997 Microsoft FrontPage 1.0 for Macintosh Delivers Award-Winning Web Publishing Tool to Macintosh Users; Beta Version Now Available for Free Download From Web New Version Combines Cross-Platform Compatibility With Robust Feature Set And Unprecedented Ease of Use
January 7, 1997 Microsoft Announces New Macintosh Product Unit Unit Company Reaffirms Commitment to Macintosh Platform
