Don't miss the Networld+Interop Conference, April 1-5 in Las Vegas! March 13, 1996 - Microsoft and technical experts from over 30 Microsoft Partners will help you "bring your network strategy together," providing you with the very latest in networking technology and business solutions! Conference sessions will cover Microsoft technology and the critical network topics affecting your business today. Plus, a keynote by Bill Gates (which will also be cybercast live on the Internet) will help you understand today's networking phenomenon and how the Internet fits into Microsoft's vision of Information at your Fingertips™. Register today! Telephony Industry Embraces Windows NT Server March 13, 1996 - Windows NT Server provides a strong telephony development platform. This was affirmed when more than 40 developers announced new products based on Windows NT Server at the Computer Telephony Conference on March 12th. The telephony application programming interface (TAPI), currently included in Windows 95, will be included in the forthcoming release of Windows NT Server 4.0 and Windows NT Workstation 4.0, as TAPI version 2.0. This represents the first time computer telephony capabilities have been integrated into a mainstream server operating system. Microsoft Confirms March 18 Availability of SQL Server Internet Connector License March 13, 1996 - The SQL Internet Connector license allows unlimited Web access to a single Microsoft SQL Server (version 6.0 or 6.5) on the Internet or corporate intranets, whether access is from Microsoft's Internet Information Server or from a third-party Web server. The new licensing structure solves the problem of counting and licensing individual SQL Server clients via the Web. For more information, check out the Microsoft SQL Server Internet Connector Q&A. Sold Out! The World's Largest Professional Developers Conference March 13, 1996 - More than 3500 participants are taking part in the Professional Developers Conference in San Francisco this week. The show focuses on "Building Internet Applications," and will feature a keynote by Bill Gates. Highlights will include announcements about Microsoft's Internet Client Architecture ("Sweeper"), and the unveiling of ActiveX™, a set of open technologies which bring the power of the PC to the Internet. Drop by the PDC showcase page to find out how you can participate on-line! Previous BackOffice News