91.   Mentor primarily sells software that typically runs on work stations from Sun Microsystems Inc. or Hewlett-Packard Co., whose engineers use it to design new chips.

92.   Microsoft followed that up with a letter asking Microseconds to stop selling software for which it does not have licenses.

93.   Microsoft makes a big fat target, but the industry is full of companies that sell underripe software.

94.   Microsoft sold its software far more successfully than Apple to companies, the big growth market for personal computers until recently.

95.   Most stores selling computer software will have these and other programs.

96.   Ms. Dolan wants to work in the Broderbund department that sells educational software to schools.

97.   Microsoft sells more software in Europe than in the United States.

98.   Most people agree that it makes sense to sell software through the Web.

99.   Netscape sells software to companies that link computers together and allow employees to share documents, email and calendars.

100.   Netscape sells software that companies use to set up businesses on the Internet.