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March 29, 1999

Microsoft Office 2000 Released to Manufacturing With Enterprise Customers Ready to Deploy

Microsoft Delivers on Enterprise Customer Needs With Innovative Office 2000 Deployment Capabilities, and a New Set of Deployment and Management Tools, Programs and Industry Partners

March 29, 1999

Gates and Ballmer Outline Blueprint to Reinvent Microsoft

Executives Announce Company Realignment to Better Focus on Customers, Refresh Company Vision and Lay the Foundation for Meeting the Challenges of the Future

March 29, 1999

Early Reviews of IE 5 Praise Browser’s Flexibility, Ease of Use

The critics agree: Microsoft’s new Internet Explorer 5 browser makes exploring the Web faster and easier.

March 29, 1999

Microsoft Announces Reorganization

Customer service is at the heart of Microsoft’s new structure and expanded vision for an increasingly wired world.

March 29, 1999

MSN Expedia Expands its Travel Marketplace

Through its new advertising and co-marketing agreements with Hyatt, Starwood and Travelscape.com, MSN Expedia provides customers with direct access to some of the world’s leading hotel and travel suppliers.

March 25, 1999

Colorado’s Outstanding Older Worker Wins First Microsoft Technology Award for Seniors

In Winner’s Honor, Microsoft Will Create Computer Center for Colorado Seniors

March 25, 1999

Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Service to License Microsoft Real Estate Technologies

MSN HomeAdvisor Chosen to Power New Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Service National Web Site; GMAC Mortgage Joins MSN HomeAdvisor as Newest Lender

March 25, 1999

New Microsoft Expedia Streets & Trips 2000 Offers All-in-One Mapping Solution

Expedia Streets & Trips 2000 Combines Street-Level Mapping And Trip-Planning Technologies in One Product

March 25, 1999

Enabling Latin American Organizations

At the Microsoft Enterprise Solutions Conference in Miami, Argentine President Dr. Carlos Saúl Menem talks about social and economic importance of technology.

March 25, 1999

Colorado Worker Wins Microsoft Technology Award for Seniors

Microsoft will establish a computer center for Colorado seniors to honor Carlyne Orr, a 73-year-old Forest Service employee who overcame a serious head injury to learn computer skills and win the first-ever Microsoft Technology Award for older workers.