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56% Date:October 30, 1995 - IS wary of Linux as Web server OS Despite advantages, freeware OS lacks vendor support (summary)
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54% Date:September 30, 1996 - WINDOW MANAGER Slide apps away from the Taskbar with freeware (summary)
54% Date:October 30, 1995 - Software.com introduces commercial Internet mail (summary)
52% Date:November 27, 1995 (Vol. 17, Issue 48) (summary)
50% Date:November 20, 1995 (Vol. 17, Issue 47) (summary)
50% Date:May 29, 1995 - The Web Hotlist Web sites worth checking out.stx:: Bay Networks Inc. - http://www.baynetworks.comThis site offers information on switched internetworking and the BaySIS open software architecture. There is also a Technical (summary)
48% Date:January 15, 1996 - TCP/IP security software Internet Security releases commercial version of Satan (summary)
46% Date:April 10, 1995 - WINDOW MANAGER Keep users from running multiple instances of apps (summary)
46% Date:November 11, 1996 - The Web Hotlist Web sites worth checking out (summary)
46% Date:November 27, 1995 (Vol. 17, Issue 48) (summary)
44% Date:May 6, 1996 - Caldera rolls out Internet applications suite for Linux (summary)
44% Date:December 23/December 30, 1996 (Vol. 18, Issue 52/53) (summary)
44% Date:February 24, 1997 - TO THE EDITOR (summary)
44% Date:March 13, 1995 - Open Market to ship World Wide Web server software (summary)
44% Date:May 27, 1996 - The Web Hotlist Web sites worth checking out (summary)
44% Date: Dec 17, 1996 - Oracle InterOffice aimed at NC applications (summary)
44% Date: Nov 28, 1995 - Internet mail becomes the hot topic at upcoming E-Mail World (summary)
44% Date: Nov 22, 1995 - Internet mail becomes the hot topic at upcoming E-Mail World (summary)
44% Date:August 26, 1996 - Eudora Pro 3.0 takes on browser e-mail clients (summary)
44% Date:September 9, 1996 - 13 YEARS AGO IN INFOWORLD First Annual IBM PC Faire was a study in contrasts (summary)
42% Date:December 16, 1996 - Internet software bundles Digital packages AlphaServers for Web (summary)
42% Date:June 26, 1995 - Help Desk Simtel-20 is gone, but its freeware and shareware live on (summary)
42% Date:September 25, 1995 - Caldera preps Linux apps for upcoming Network Desktop OS (summary)
42% Date:April 29, 1996 - Merger sends a message Alliance challenges Notes, Exchange (summary)
42% Date:April 15, 1996 - Windows e-mail encryption software ViaCrypt key to easy security (summary)
40% Date:November 18, 1996 - LAN TALK FTP tools make easy test for tracking LAN performance snags (summary)
40% Date:March 31, 1997 - PRODUCT REVIEWS (summary)
40% Date: Nov 30, 1995 - New messaging products take a bow at Email World show (summary)
38% Date:October 14, 1996 - Quick Byte Workgroup collaboration for less (summary)
38% Date: Apr 29, 1996 - Accordance allies with Software.com to challenge Notes, Exchange (summary)
38% Date:November 4, 1996 - Windows-to-Unix file- and printer-sharing software Windows learns to share from VisionFS (summary)
38% Date:February 10, 1997 - Web servers Linux to join Netscape server lineup (summary)
38% Date: Jul 3, 1996 - PGP creator plans to encrypt hard disks, video, fax (summary)
38% Date:August 28, 1995 - Ipswitch Internet suite will add remote connection (summary)
38% Date:September 4, 1995 - WINDOW MANAGER Install routines gain importance under Windows 95 (summary)
38% Date:April 7, 1997 - Web-traffic analysis software (summary)
38% Date:March 13, 1995 - WINDOW MANAGER Easy, economical ways to save your system resources (summary)
38% Date:June 17, 1996 - DOWN TO THE WIRE Caldera takes Linux into the big leagues with Caldera Open Linux (summary)
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