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May 12, 1998

Microsoft, BellSouth Wireless Data Team to Enable Windows CE for Two-Way Wireless Data

Companies to Jointly Develop Marketing, Sales and Distribution Opportunities

May 12, 1998

DOCUMENTUM and Microsoft Strengthen Strategic Alliance To Deliver Enterprise Document and Knowledge Management Solutions

Companies Endorse and Fully Utilize Their Collective Enterprise Technologies

May 12, 1998

Leading Software Vendors Embrace Growing Opportunity With Microsoft Exchange-Based Document Management And Workflow Solutions

Software Vendors Use Microsoft Exchange to Help Customers Manage Information With Document Systems Solutions Shown at AIIM ’98

May 12, 1998

California Man Pleads Guilty in Case Involving Kidnapping, Counterfeit Software

Microsoft Officials Commend Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office For Action Against Suspect

May 12, 1998

Microsoft, National Council on the Aging Grants Will Expand Computer Access for Disadvantaged Seniors

Program Will Provide Hardware, Software

May 12, 1998

Microsoft Site Server 3.0 Gains Support From Leading Document Systems Software Vendors at AIIM ’98

Site Server Chosen as Intranet Platform of Choice to Deliver Knowledge Management Functionality to Enterprise Document Management Customers

May 12, 1998

Microsoft: Appeals Court Order on Windows 98 is “Good News for Consumers”

Panel Unanimously Grants a Stay of Preliminary Injunction Insofar as it Applies to Windows 98

May 12, 1998

Microsoft Defends Best Implementation of Java in the Industry

Fortune 1,000 CEOs from around the world, Microsoft Corp. Chairman and CEO Bill Gates outlined Microsoft’s vision for how companies can utilize a “digital nervous system” to build a “high-performance company of tomorrow.”

May 12, 1998

Helping Software Vendors Build Their Businesses

Every company faces different document and knowledge management challenges.

May 12, 1998

Microsoft Continues Broad Support of Computer Training for Older Americans and Disadvantaged Communities

Microsoft’s participation in the new program announced today with The National Council on the Aging is part of the company’s long-term commitment to provide disadvantaged communities access to technology and training.