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Windows NT Server: Enabling Intranet Development The power of the Internet and intranets has hit the major players in the software development industry full force. Internet and intranet integration for all application development tools is now a must. Recent announcements such as ActiveX, Nashville, SuiteSpot, and Internet Connection Server underscore this trend.		• Subscribe • Renew • Master CD • Change Mailing Address • Customer Service • Back Issues • Article Reprints • Group Discounts
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The Road to Cairo Goes Through Nashville

Jon Honeyball reports on Nashville, a shell that's part of Microsoft's plans for a unified product that will integrate client-side applications with HTML on the desktop.
By Jon Honeyball 

Wall Data Rumbas onto the Internet

John Enck previews one of the first NT products with fully functional ActiveX controls in Wall Data's Rumba 95 workstation emulation and data access products.
By John Enck 

Domains, Trust Relationships, and Groups

Ed Tittel and Mary Madden take the difficulty out of understanding and implementing some of NT Server's network administration features.
By Mary Madden  , et al.

Market Analysis: NT’s Impact on Enterprise Accounting Software

Stewart McKie analyses how enterprise accounting vendors interpret NT's impact on the market.
By Stewart McKie 

SMS: Inventory Your Desktop Systems, Part 2

Spyros Sakellariadis guides you through SMS queries, reports, and data manipulation techniques for inventory data in the SMS database. Learn about functionality the manuals only touch on.
By Spyros Sakellariadis 

SQL Server 6.5 Lands on Your System

Brian Moran reports on key functional enhancements for Internet and OLE support, distributed data management, data warehousing, and utilities.
By Brian Moran 

Streamline Database Applications

Ken North explains how you can balance the resources of your clients against the resources of your servers.
By Ken North 

The Lyondell NT Project

David Truncale and Paula Lay explain how an SAP application suite led Lyondell Petrochemical to a visionary NT solution.
By Paula J. Lay  , et al.

Troubleshooting with Microsoft

Nathaniel Bowman of Microsoft's support group helps you troubleshoot SMS.
By Nathaniel Bowman 

Windows NT Server: An Open Platform?

Openness mean choices, interoperability, and lots of competition.
By Mark Smith 

AutoCAD Release 13 for Windows NT

AutoCAD is a longtime standard that excels in a new environment.
By Tim Hill 

Unlock Your Gateway to the Internet

Mark Minasi implements NT 4.0 beta 1 as an Internet gateway that's as fast as a dedicated router.
By Mark Minasi 

Ask Dr. Bob Your NT Questions

Bob Chronister answers your NT Registry questions.
By Bob Chronister 

Netscape: Hitting the SuiteSpot

Tim Daniels explores how intranets and the Internet will affect the future corporate-grade business solutions.
By Tim Daniels 

Windows NT Directions

Joel Sloss comments on recent industry developments and their implications.
By Joel Sloss 

Hard Disk Boot-Time Blues

John Enck explains the gross and disgusting things that happen behind the screens in a multiboot environment.
By John Enck 

NT’s Distributed Architecture

Jeff Sloman shares Brigham and Women's Hospital's NT solution to a networking problem.
By Jeffrey Sloman 

The Battle for Your Desktop

Tim Daniels introduces this column with a look at new market trends toward Internet-enabled applications.
By Tim Daniels 

Computers and Telephones

Alex Pournelle visits a telephony expo and explores why anyone would want to merge telephones and computers.
By Alex Pournelle 

FirePower Powerized MX

FirePower Systems' Powerized MX PowerPC shines under multimedia lights.
By Joel Sloss 

Intergraph StudioZ Workstation

Intergraph StudioZ Workstation opens a movie studio on your desktop.
By Joel Sloss