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Article: -MICROSOFT: Microsoft highlights growing developer momentum for Windows NT 5.0.

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M2 PRESSWIRE-13 October 1998-MICROSOFT: Microsoft highlights growing developer momentum for Windows NT 5.0 (C)1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD

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-- New application services, including COM+, drive early developer adoption

DENVER -- Momentum for the Microsoft Windows NT 5.0 operating system continues to grow among developers this week at Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference.

New services found in the Windows NT 5.0 beta 2 software in areas such as directory, security and message queuing, as well as component services in the form of COM+, are leading developers to enhance their applications to take advantage of these ...

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