In Windows NT®, a service is a type of executable that gets special treatment from the operating system. We'll explain how a service application must be designed to take advantage of all the built-in features that Windows NT offers.
Jeffrey Richter
In this sneak preview of our newest column, our Bugslayer John Robbins illustrates some common software development bugs you've probably experienced and takes you through the steps of finding and eradicating these pesky vermin.
John Robbins
Active Desktop technology in Internet Explorer 4.0 weds the Internet to the Windows® shell, creating a uniform experience for working with information whether it resides locally on your computer, on an intranet, or on the Internet.
