By Mark Smith, 04/01/1996
Microsoft has clearly won the battle for the desktop: Windows NT Workstation for business, Win95 for home.
By Bob Chronister, 04/01/1996
Bob Chronister will help free you from NT hangups.
By Tim Daniels, 04/01/1996
Tim Daniels describes why the Exchange SDK is a must for developing Exchange-aware applications, add-ons, or gateways.
By Bob Chronister, 04/01/1996
Don't be suprised to see NT 4.0 blanket the landscape like a sudden snowstorm.
By Spyros Sakellariadis, 04/01/1996
Spyros Sakellariadis steps you through moving from Microsoft Mail to Microsoft Exchange so your users never know the difference.
By Bob Chronister, 04/01/1996
Hardware used in the course of software reviews.
By Jonathan Chau, 04/01/1996
ThunderByte Anti-Virus for Networks is primarily a network-scanning utility.
By Bob Chronister, 04/01/1996
An explanation of the meaning and significance of the Service Packs.
By Bradlee Sweigart, 04/01/1996
Two formulas that will create fragmentation.
By John Enck, 04/01/1996
Jeff Sloman explains the "Enterprise Attitude," which recognizes that every enterprise computing system is critical.
By Mark Minasi, 04/01/1996
Mark Minasi clears up some of the confusion about the differences between domains and workgroups.
By Mark Smith, 04/01/1996
Mark Smith talks to Derek Archer, vice president and chief technologist at Charles Schwab, to see why that company halted the implementation of Sun Microsystems workstations in ...
By Michael Otey, 04/01/1996
Team software development adds a new layer of complexity to the already challenging world of programming.
By Larry Kahn, 04/01/1996
Executive Software's Diskeeper is a disk defragmenter compantible with Windows NT 3.51 running Service Pack 1, 2, or 3.
By Jon Honeyball, 04/01/1996
Keith Pleas explores the latest Windows NT release to help you decide whether to consider an upgrade.
By Jonathan Chau, 04/01/1996
ViruScan from McAfee is truly a cross-platform product, with versions for DOS, Windows 3.1, Windows 95, OS/2, and Windows NT.
By Michael D. Reilly, 04/01/1996
"Networking Windows NT 3.51" is a guide for installing and maintaining NT networks.
By Bob Chronister, 04/01/1996
How to fix the problem "The Registry Subkey Already Exists"
By John Enck, 04/01/1996
John Enck continues his discussion of the Digital Connection. This month, he looks at file transfer, file sharing, printer sharing, and program-to-program communications.
By Alex Pournelle, 04/01/1996
Alex Pournelle checks out backups, multiple monitors, and serial ports.
By Jon Honeyball, 04/01/1996
Jon Honeyball takes you through the benefits of Remote OLE.
By Joel Sloss, 04/01/1996
Tools for database connectivity on the Web.
By Michael Otey, 04/01/1996
Mike Otey explains some new features in the Visual Basic 4.0 Enterprise Edition.
By Bob Chronister, 04/01/1996
A review of six software options for system and network backups in the Windows NT environment.
By Jonathan Chau, 04/01/1996
If speed is of the essence, Norton AntiVirus is a good choice.
By Michael D. Reilly, 04/01/1996
This book explains the basics of data communications systems in general and shows you how to use that knowledge in making connections.