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Posts from: January, 1996 (28 results)

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Microsoft Encourages Move to 32-Bit Windows Operating Systems

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January 23, 1996

Early Corporate Evaluators Accelerating Adoption of 32-Bit Microsoft Windows Desktop Family

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January 23, 1996

Microsoft, Virtualize Bring Exclusive Web Coverage to the Oscars

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January 22, 1996

NFL, Microsoft and NBC Sports to Offer Unprecedented Web Coverage of Super Bowl XXX

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January 18, 1996

Microsoft Announces Record Second Quarter Results

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January 16, 1996

Microsoft Delivers High-End 3-D Animation Software for Microsoft Windows NT

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January 12, 1996

Novell and Microsoft Settle Largest BBS Piracy Case Ever

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January 9, 1996

What Every SOHO Should Know in ’96

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January 9, 1996

Microsoft Previews Macintosh Version of Internet Assistant for Word

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January 9, 1996

Microsoft Announces Support for the IEEE 1394 Bus Interface Standard

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January 9, 1996

Microsoft’s Entertainment Group Works With Atomic Games…

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January 8, 1996

Microsoft Games for Windows 95 CD Coming Soon to Retail Outlets

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