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Article: BROOKTROUT TECHNOLOGY ANNOUNCES SHOW N TEL 4.0 FOR WINDOWS NT

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June 3, 1996
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Release Marks First Client/Server Development Platform For Computer 

 
 Telephony Integration

NEEDHAM, Mass., June 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Brooktrout Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: BRKT), a leading provider of fax and voice messaging products for telecommunications and networking environments worldwide, today announced Show N Tel 4.0 for Windows NT. Show N Tel is the first Windows NT-based client/server platform for rapid development and deployment of voice, fax and telephony applications for the enterprise. Show N Tel was developed by Technically Speaking Inc., of Southborough, Mass., which was acquired by Brooktrout earlier this year.

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