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[Focus]

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Dual-Booting-NT and Linux
Two tips can make dual-booting NT and Linux headache free.
 — Richard Reich


POP3 Easy Access to Microsoft Exchange Server
Exchange 5.0 lets you access mailboxes on the server through Post Office Protocol 3. Here's how to install and configure support for POP3 on the Exchange Server.
 — Spyros Sakellariadis


Samba-UNIX and NT Interoperability Made Easy
Your NT and UNIX systems can work in harmony for common file and print services with this free utility.
 — Mark Joseph Edwards


Sharing Files Between NT and UNIX Systems
Reduce the stress that Windows NT and UNIX file-sharing creates. Explore NFS and NTFS file and directory access permissions and how NFS file sharing works via NT NFS products that translate file and directory permissions between NTFS and NFS.
 — Michael P. Deignan


SNA Server 3.0 for Interoperability with the AS/400
New and improved features such as hot backup, dynamic load balancing, and multiple protocols in the latest version of Microsoft's SNA Server can help you take control of your network.
 — Michael Otey


Web-Driven IBM Terminal Emulation
Turn your Web browser into a terminal emulator.
 — John Enck


Windows NT and NDS Together at Last
Novell's new NetWare Client for NT offers improved Novell Directory Services administration tools.
 — Craig Zacker

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[Feature]

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Customizing Graphics for SMS Custom Inventory Objects
A custom DLL that replaces the default graphics in SMS lets you create custom bitmap and icon graphics to represent your inventory objects.
 — Mark Eddins


Designing Unattended NT Installations
Discover how Setup Manager lets you write a script not only to instruct Windows NT how to perform an installation but to customize the installation for each user.
 — Christa Anderson


Inside the NT 4.0 Task Manager
Keep your applications and processes running smoothly with NT 4.0's Task Manager.
 — Jim Hoopes


Recovering from Network Disaster
You can't always salvage the pieces when your network crashes. So prepare for a network disaster before it happens and ensure that you won't be playing network McGyver. (And watch out for those service packs!)
 — Mark Minasi


Service Pack 2 Caveat Emptor
Surprise! Service Pack 2 for NT 4.0 offers bugs with the fixes.
 — Jonathan Chau


Texas Instruments Takes NT International
NT's trusted domains bring an enterprise's global workforce closer together. Find out how TI is migrating from an OD/2 1.3 LAN Manager environment and deploying NT internationally.
 — Sean Deuby


Troubleshooting with Microsoft
Microsoft engineers answer your questions on NetWare, DNS, and Macintosh interoperability.
 — Rodger Seabourne

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[Reader to Reader]

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Reader to Reader - March 1997
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
 — Readers

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[Editorial]

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The Prime Directive
Dear Microsoft, treat NT like a fine wine: Don't release it before its time! Sability is the prime directive, and it's worth the wait.
 — Mark Smith

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[Inside Out]

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Inside a NetBIOS Name Resolution
Discover the steps your system takes to resolve NetBIOS names.
 — Mark Minasi

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[Tricks & Traps]

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Ask Dr. Bob Your NT Questions
Learn how you can fix an inaccessible hard disk and boot process errors, choose the best file system in NT for your needs, run NT on an AST portable, and much, much more.
 — Bob Chronister

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[Book Reviews]

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Resource Kit Review
Microsoft's Resource Kits are what the manuals should be, from a support perspective.
 — Jonathan Chau

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[NT Europe]

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NT Europe
AutoRoute loses its direction.
 — Jon Honeyball

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[News]

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NT News Network
This department focuses on what's new in operating systems, hardware, software, support, scalability, the enterprise and Windows NT's take on the trends in the marketplace.
 — Tim Daniels , et al.

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[WebDev]

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Microsoft Visual InterDev 1.0, Beta
Web developers finally have an all-in-one program that provides all the development tools they need for creating and editing Web and related database projects.
 — T.J. Harty

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[New to NT]

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The Windows NT Performance Monitor
Track system performance and customize the output to meet your needs.
 — Michael D. Reilly

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[Lab Feature]

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Run NT on Laptops? Yes, You Can!
Check out 10 notebooks that embrace NT 4.0.
 — Dean Porter , et al.