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This is a reminder of a previously posted announcement.



               Software Entrepreneurs' Forum

             Networking Special Interest Group

                         *presents*

                         Rick Segal
                         Microsoft
                   Windows for Workgroups

                          7:00 pm
          Tuesday, January 26th, Novell/Sunnyvale


Microsoft's new push into network computing starts with Windows for Workgroups. 
January's NETSIG meeting will feature Rick Segal, Microsoft's expert on 
Windows for Workgroups.  Windows for Workgroups could prove to be the most 
significant networking product produced by Microsoft in 1992 and presents some 
exciting opportunities for independent software developers.  

Rick is coming in from Redmond to give us the information we need to develop 
groupware, client/server and other network-aware applications.  Specifically, 
Rick will describe what Windows for Workgroups provides that the "vanilla" 
Windows 3.1 doesn't, the protocols it supports, API's it provides, and network 
services available from Microsoft and others using Windows for Workgroups.  

Admission is free for SEF members; $7.00 for non-members.  For more 
information, contact Skip Addison (408.283.3545).  The Novell facility is 
located at 890 Ross Drive in Sunnyvale, where 101, 237 and Mathilda Avenue 
converge.  Come around to the "Sales Seminar Entrance" at the back of the 
building.  

SEF is a non-profit trade association of people involved in the creation,
publishing and support of innovative commercial software.  For more 
information about SEF call Barbara or Ellen at 415-854-7219 (and tell 'em
Skip sent you ;-).  NETSIG normally meets the fourth Tuesday of each month
at the Novell Sunnyvale facility.