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[Focus]

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OLE Automation Server
Keith Pleas shows you how to create Visual Basic's new classes, the first step in creating an OLE Automation server.
 — Keith Pleas


Porting from UNIX to NT
Lawrence Hughes tells the story of how Intergraph moved from UNIX to Windows NT.
 — Lawrence E. Hughes


The Future of Data Access: ODBC, DAO, and OLE DB
Ken North explains why every Windows NT user should understand three data-access solutions: ODBC, DAO, and OLE DB.
 — Ken North

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[Feature]

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Groupware: The PC Team Sport, Part 3
Tim Daniels wraps up this series by focusing on the extensibility of Collabra Share, Lotus Notes, and Microsoft Exchange.
 — Tim Daniels


Windows NT Setup Issues
Microsoft Support Engineers help you troubleshoot Windows NT Setup.

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[Editorial]

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NT = New Tools
It's exciting to be involved with an operating-system platform that both works today and doesn't lock you out of future tools and technology.
 — Mark Smith

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[Product Reviews]

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The Fax of Life

 — John Enck

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[Inside Out]

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How to Set up IP
Mark Minasi tells you three things you need to know about IP addressing.
 — Mark Minasi

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[Tricks & Traps]

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Ask Dr. Bob Your NT Questions
Bob Chronister can help you out of a jam, or just offer some tips on navigating your NT system.
 — Bob Chronister

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[News Analysis]

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Loading Service Packs
Andy Smith tells you how to successfully load Windows NT Service Packs.
 — Andy Smith

MIPS/NT: Allied from Birth
Anne Fischer Lent discusses the inevitable teaming of the MIPS chip with NT.
 — Anne Fischer Lent

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[News]

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Microsoft Unveils Wide-Ranging Commitment to Internet
Microsoft announces products and technologies designed to integrate PC and Internet platforms.
 — Anne Fischer Lent

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[Enterprising Choices]

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Choosing Windows NT Server
Jeff Sloman explains how Windows NT Server offers a new kind of flexibility to network administrators.
 — Jeffrey Sloman

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[Chaos Corner]

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Welcome to the NT Fan Club
Windows NT is gaining support, and Alex Pournelle shares some names Comdex added to the NT Fan Club list.
 — Alex Pournelle

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[Lab Feature]

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Borland Delphi 1.0
Borland Delphi 1.0 is a union between Borland''s stunningly fast object-oriented Pascal compiler and a Visual Basic (VB)-style front end.
 — Dave Jewell


Diamond Flower Doubleshot
Doubleshot takes advantage of Windows NT Workstation's symmetrical multiprocessing capabilities to provide extra power with only a marginal increase in price.
 — Andy Smith


Motorola PowerStack RISC PC
Motorola's PowerStack RISE PC is probably the fastest PowerPC/Windows NT system seen yet.
 — Joel Sloss