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Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
Features:

Enjoy the added functionality of Windows Media Player 7 and Windows Movie Maker
System Restore quickly restores your computer to a previous state
Operating system updates itself by downloading the latest enhancements from the Web
Rich Internet experience from Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and Outlook Express
Full support of home networking, including step-by-step directions

Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
Features:
· Successor to Windows NT Workstation--for Windows 95 or 98
· Robust, highly secure operating system for corporate, small-business, and mobile use
· Simpler, more intelligent interface reduces desktop clutter and adapts to your usage patterns
· Wizard-driven configuration and setup with improved peripheral support
· Easier deployment options and improved user management

Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (5-Client)
Features:
· Active Directory improves manageability, enables security, and extends interoperability with other operating systems
· Provides high-level interfaces for database access and Active Directory services
· Lets you use COM+ to run component-based applications, integrated Web applications and message-queuing services
· Transaction Services feature makes it easier to develop and deploy server-centric applications
· Microsoft BackOffice is fully integrated into Windows 2000 Server

Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Upgrade
Features:
· Successor to Windows NT Workstation--for Windows 95 or 98
· Robust, highly secure operating system for corporate, small-business, and mobile use
· Simpler, more intelligent interface reduces desktop clutter and adapts to your usage patterns
· Wizard-driven configuration and setup with improved peripheral support
· Easier deployment options and improved user management

Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (10-Client)

Features:
· Active Directory improves manageability, enables security, and extends interoperability with other operating systems
· Provides high-level interfaces for database access and Active Directory services
· Lets you use COM+ to run component-based applications, integrated Web applications, and message-queuing services
· Transaction Services feature makes it easier to develop and deploy server-centric applications
· Microsoft BackOffice is fully integrated into Windows 2000 Server

Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (25-Client)
Features:
· The server operating system for e-commerce and line-of-business applications
· Includes all the features of Windows 2000 Server, with additional scalability and clustering support
· Increased reliability--ensure your business-critical applications are online when your customers need them
· Easier to use and manage clusters, applications, and updates
· Supports 8-way symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) and up to 8 GB of memory (RAM)

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server (25-Client)
Features:
· The server operating system for e-commerce and line-of-business applications
· Includes all the features of Windows 2000 Server, with additional scalability and clustering support
· Increased reliability--ensure your business-critical applications are online when your customers need them
· Easier to use and manage clusters, applications, and updates
· Supports 8-way symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) and up to 8 GB of memory (RAM

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Upgrade (25-Client)

Features:
· Active Directory improves manageability, enables security, and extends interoperability with other operating systems
· Provides high-level interfaces for database access and Active Directory services
· Lets you use COM+ to run component-based applications, integrated Web applications, and message-queuing services
· Transaction Services feature makes it easier to develop and deploy server-centric applications
· Microsoft BackOffice is fully integrated into Windows 2000 Server

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