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Articles in August 27, 1999, issue of Computergram International

• Legato Gathers Consensus Around SAN Data Movement Standards
• Microsoft Backs UK Cable Deal
• ICANN Adopts Controversial Dispute Resolution Policy >BY Nick Patience
• Microsoft NT4 Flaw Version 2 Discovered
• SnakeTech Wins $3m Round of Funding, Costello an Investor
• Taiwan Hackers Force China Government Offline?
• IBM ASP Products and Programs Due in Fall >BY William Fellows
• SAP Invests in German E-Commerce Firm
• AOL Goes Cheap in Germany
• Melissa Suspect "Admitted" Charges
• Microworkz CEO Steps Down
• Tally Adds Hardware Polish to NetCensus Asset Manager
• Trintech Will Look to Raise $75m in September IPO
• SageMaker Launches SageWave 3.1 Enterprise Portal Play >BY Rachel Chalmers
  by Rachel Chalmers
• Digital Archaeology Moves into Customer Analysis Territory >BY William Fellows
• IT Skills Shortage in US is Critical, Says Meta
• Earnings Report: DataDesign AG
• Nominet Slashes Domain Name Fees
• Steve Jobs Seybold Keynote: Sawtooth or Yikes!?
• Earnings Report: Merkantildata ASA
• Oftel Raps BT Over Localtel Dispute
• Compaq Sells AltaVista Firewall and Tunnel Products to Axent
• Intergraph Cuts Jobs, Exits PCs, Blames Intel
• Geac Set to Win JBA as Rival Bid Hopes Fade
• Earnings Report: Tria Software AG
• Hong Kong's $1.2bn Silicon Harbour Project at Risk
• VIA to Unveil x86 Processor Plans Within Two Weeks
• Y2K Fear Overshadows Microgen's Prospects
• No NT on No Alphas No More
• Fujitsu Starts POS Venture in China
• Motorola Upgrades 8-Bit Flash Memory,
• Smaller Players Fuel European Computer Industry Growth
• Gates Says Pirates of Silicon Valley Got it Wrong
• SAP Targets Service Providers With ASAP
• Star Wars Robot Takes 8% Stake in Felspar
• Autodesk Cuts 10% of its Workforce as Profits Plunge