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      • ▶Building the Next Generation Line-of-Business Application
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      • ▶Cluster Strategy: High Availability and Scalability with Industry-Standard Hardware
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      • ▶DCOM Technical Overview
      • ▶The Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) - A Business Overview
      • ▶Deploying ATM with Microsoft Windows
      • ▶Distributed File System: A Logical View of Physical Storage
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      • ▼Microsoft Management Console: Overview
        • ▶Introduction
        • ▶The MMC USER Interface
        • ▶Why Should Customers and ISVs Use MMC?
        • ▼Comparing MMC to Other Tool Platforms
          • ▼How MMC Can Work With Enterprise Console Products
            • Scenario 1: Enterprise Console Launches MMC
            • Scenario 2: MMC Offers Views Into an Enterprise Console
          • How MMC Can Work With Java, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and ActiveX
          • How MMC Can Work With Control Panel Applications
          • How MMC Can Work With Shell Extensions
          • Why is MMC not simply Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0?
        • ▶Appendix:UI Guidelines
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      • ▶The Microsoft Windows Telephony Platform: Using TAPI 2.0 and Windows to Create the Next Generation of Computer-Telephony In
      • ▶Migrating to the Windows NT Next Generation Directory Service
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