101.   Corporate customers and the U.S. Army generally use filtering software to prevent their users from viewing pornography, gambling or otherwise frittering away time on the job.

102.   Computer users have the right to use software without revealing information about themselves to the people who wrote the software.

103.   Consumers using the software will be able to track accounts, transfer funds, pay bills and conduct other business with their banks, all through their computer.

104.   Consumers who subscribe to the services can still use Netscape software, but they will have to load it onto their computers themselves.

105.   Cyndy Patrick, a graphic designer shopping at Wordsworth Books, said she would not be using scheduling software on her Macintosh.

106.   Customers can also use such software, which gives a user an overall financial picture, with many types of online accounts.

107.   Customers of each service used special software to get access to the material.

108.   Doctors then use custom software to view the film.

109.   Doctors at the new HealthCare International hospital near Glasgow, Scotland, can access Imnet images at a Digital terminal using Cerner software.

110.   Designers use the software to generate electronic versions of products, ranging from lug nuts to aircraft engines, before they cast any models.