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Articles in Oct 6, 1999 issue of ENT

• Snap-ins Make W2K Learning Curve Steep - Microsoft Management Console snap-ins - Product Information
  by Thomas Sullivan
• All Dressed Up with No Place to Go - Product Information
  by Steve Swoyer
• Zooming into the Installed Base - Product Information
  by David Chappell
• A New Measure of E-Commerce - Company Business and Marketing
  by Alicia Costanza
• Consumer Connectivity is Not Good Enough - Company Business and Marketing
  by Al Gillen
• A Web Development Touchdown - Internet/Web/Online Service Information
  by Eric Binary Anderson
• NQuire Fills in Structured Data Piece of Portal Puzzle - Product Announcement
  by Scott Bekker
• Correction - Correction Notice
• Latest CORBA Spec Supports All - Technology Information
  by Joseph Mckendrick
• Secret Doors and Mystery Keys - Industry Trend or Event
  by Mark McFadden
• Encrypting and Accelerating with IPSec - Company Business and Marketing
  by Brian Ploskina
• Microsoft Leads with Java Tools - Company Business and Marketing
• Globalizing E-Business Can Invite a World of Pain - Industry Trend or Event
  by Brian Ploskina
• By the Numbers - Product Information - Brief Article
• IBM Releases "Smart" Server to Reset Windows - Product Announcement
• Data Visualization Principles - Technology Information - Column
  by Robert Craig
• IT Attraction - Industry Trend or Event - Column
  by Bill Laberis
• Mail Bag - Letter to the Editor
• Groupware Soon to Include Instant Messaging - Company Business and Marketing
  by Brian Ploskina
• Hummingbird Realigns around Enterprise Portals - Company Business and Marketing
  by Scott Bekker
• Component Load Balancing Shifts to AppCenter Server - from Windows 2000 - Product Information
  by Scott Bekker
• Microsoft Adds Security Features to Exchange - Product Information
  by Brian Ploskina
• Net Management: Less Can be More - Industry Trend or Event
  by Al Cini
• Web Group Pushes for IE to Conform to Standards - Company Business and Marketing
• Microsoft's Windows 2000 Boot Camp Begins: Free TechNet Sessions for W2K - Company Business and Marketing
  by Brian Ploskina
• Informix Corp. Buys Cloudscape - Company Business and Marketing
  by Scott Bekker
• Quality of Service: Directing Data through the Network - Industry Trend or Event
  by David B. Miller
• Attitude Adjustment - Industry Trend or Event - Column
  by Greg Scott
• SAP Remolds Itself as a Dot-Com Co - MySAP.com - Company Business and Marketing
  by Joseph Mckendrick
• Redmond Bolsters Two Plans: Buys Visio, Softway - Company Business and Marketing
  by Thomas Sullivan
• Anti-Virus Vendors Find Cures Faster than Diseases Spread - Industry Trend or Event
  by Thomas Sullivan
• Ripple Software Helps Break through the Log Jam - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Garrett Michael Hayes
• Microsoft's Windows 2000 Boot Camp Begins: MCSE Courses Updated - Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer - Company Business and Marketing
  by Brian Ploskina
• Windows 2000 Datacenter Server Beta Ships - Product Development
  by Scott Bekker
• Intel Moves Deeper into Network Devices Market - Company Business and Marketing
  by Thomas Sullivan
• RemotelyAnywhere Offers Strong Remote Admin - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Stephen Swoyer