91.   The October issue of Internet Business examines this practice and the problem of corporate computer security.

92.   The opposite, though, is not easy to do, since many corporate computer gods disapprove if you slap your own software on a company machine.

93.   The parents of one teen-ager sent him to an emotional growth school in Idaho after he had become adept at breaking into corporate computer systems.

94.   The projection is the latest in a series of disappointments for Shiva, which makes devices that let employees outside the office tap into corporate computer networks.

95.   The parents of one teen-ager sent him to an emotional-growth school in Idaho after he had become adept at breaking into corporate computer systems.

96.   The program, which controls the flow of information through corporate computer networks, will be available on store shelves and pre-installed on computers three to six weeks later.

97.   The Santa Clara chipmaker also is seeking unspecified damages from Intergraph, an Alabama maker of large corporate computers.

98.   The team showed students how to hack into a corporate computer using a Palm Pilot and a program called PALM VNC.

99.   The service is designed for telecommuters, small businesses and home computer users who want speedy connections to the Internet and corporate computer networks.

100.   The sheer computing capacity of mainframes is still needed in many industries and Bell envisions providing it by redesigning the current configurations of corporate computer networks.