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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rusty Johnson who wrote (12133)	11/7/1998 1:59:00 PM
From: ToySoldier	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 74651

Howdie Folks... No problem Rusty! The MSFT-Lemmings are ticked because they don't like hearing that their competition is stopping them from taking over the entire world. Wouldnt that annoy you if you were "The Brain" and in every episode something stops you from taking over the world? Enjoy MSFT Board... Information Week November 09, 1998, Issue: 708 Section: InformationWeek Labs NetWare 5: Substance Matters -- Unjustly Overshadowed By Microsoft's Upcoming Windows 2000, Novell's Netware 5 Proves Itself To Be A Strong Network Operating System Logan Harbaugh While the eyes of the IT world have been focused on the ongoing soap opera of Microsoft litigation and on the promises of Windows 2000, Novell has been quietly getting its next network operating system out to customers. NetWare 5, the latest iteration of a long line of network operating systems from Novell, is a worthy entry. - NetWare is still an enterprise-class network operating system, despite the lack of attention paid to it. Its feature set, including the third major upgrade to Novell Directory Services, may make it the only truly enterprise-class network operating system available for the Intel platform today. And other features-such as the bundled Oracle8 database server, Netscape FastTrack Web server, and Java virtual machine-finally make NetWare an enterprise-class application server as well. ... techweb.com Toy