October 29, 1996 Microsoft Realigns Product Groups, Creates Chief Technology Officer; Enhances Focus on Internet, Interactive Media and Future Technologies Continuing its drive to focus on the Internet and building on its investments in future technologies, Microsoft announced today an organizational realignment that creates two worldwide product groups
October 29, 1996 Microsoft Expands Benefits for Site Builder Network Members Comprehensive Program Draws Over 350,000 Web Professionals Since July
October 29, 1996 Microsoft Announces Additional Industry Support For Windows CE Platform Compaq Computer Corp. and Hitachi Ltd. Join List of Leading OEMs for Handheld PC
October 28, 1996 Microsoft Outlines the Active Platform:Comprehensive Foundation for the Next Generation Of Internet Software Development Active Platform Provides Developers the Easy Way to Build Applications That Take Advantage of the Best of the Internet and the Best of the PC
October 28, 1996 Microsoft Expands and Updates Microsoft BackOffice Family Includes Updated Microsoft Exchange Server and “Normandy” Technologies; Suite Updated and Commercial Solutions Now Available
October 28, 1996 Microsoft, Derwent Announce Agreement To Bring Windows NT Technology to Patent Search Market These solutions will focus on making global patent information easier to access, use and share
October 28, 1996 Microsoft Demonstrates Dynamic HTML Technology At Site Builder Conference New Release of HTML Technology Will Empower Developers To Create More Dynamic and Interactive HTML-Based Applications
October 28, 1996 Microsoft Visual FoxPro 5.0 Now Available; Includes New ActiveX Support for Intranet, Internet Applications Independent Developers Praise Visual FoxPro 5.0 at Sold-Out Developers Conference
October 28, 1996 Microsoft Invites Fashion Designers To Cut a New Edge for Internet Imagery Company Alerts Fashion Industry of a Worldwide Search for Creative Concepts; Will Showcase Results on Its World Wide Web Site
October 28, 1996 Microsoft Unveils “Internet Studio” at Site Builder Conference Newest Microsoft Visual Tool for Active Server-Based Web Application Development Takes Full Advantage of Active Platform Initiatives and Products