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May 12, 1999

Early Pilot Projects Demonstrate Performance of Smart Card for Windows

Card Manufacturers and Systems Integrators Collaborate On Corporate, Government and Commercial Tests

May 12, 1999

Microsoft and Sony Music Entertainment to Jointly Market And Promote Music and Music Videos on the Web

Sony Music Entertainment to Use Windows Media Technologies 4.0To Provide Streaming Audio and Video and Protected Downloadable Music for Consumers

May 12, 1999

Microsoft Wins Well-Connected Award for COM and DCOM

Microsoft announced that it was awarded a 1999 Well-Connected Award by CMP Media Inc.’s Network Computing Magazine.

May 12, 1999

Microsoft Helps Drive International Initiative to Protect Children on the Web

The Internet Content Rating Association will establish a new international rating system to help parents and teachers make the Internet a safe and exciting medium for children.

May 12, 1999

Getting Smart: Windows Offers Platform for Smart Card Applications

Smart cards, widely used in Europe but failing so far to get a foothold in the U.S., are seeing renewed interest from a variety of corporations and government agencies, due in large part to early customer reaction to Smart Card for Windows from Microsoft.

May 11, 1999

Microsoft and Allaire Announce Enterprise Technology Integration Agreement

Companies Work Together to Enhance Integration Between Allaire ColdFusion and Windows DNA

May 11, 1999

Microsoft and Bluestone Software Announce Sapphire/Web Support for Windows DNA

Sapphire/Web’s Open Architecture Promotes Interoperable, Scalable and 24×7-Reliable Enterprise Class Windows DNA Applications

May 11, 1999

Microsoft BackOffice Server 4.5 Now Available

New Team Productivity Update Helps Teams Get Results Faster

May 11, 1999

Centura’s Web 4GL Builds on Windows DNA To Deliver E-Business Solutions

Centura Applies Windows DNA’s Robust, Powerful Application Development Framework To Distributed Internet Applications

May 11, 1999

Slate Launches New Enhanced Site Designed to Improve Navigation

Following a substantial increase in site traffic since its recent switch to a free content model, the Microsoft Slate online magazine of news, politics and culture unveiled its enhanced Web site.