MICROSOFT'S BROWSER GETS NEW FEATURES
Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser is getting a new look. New
versions will include groupware software called NetMeeting, which allows
PCs in various locations to simultaneously work on the same applications
program for collaborative editing. In addition, will be capable of
facilitating audioconferencing over the Internet, a feature recently
announced by Netscape in its Navigator software. (Wall Street Journal 29
May 96 B5) Explorer will also recognize the Recreational Software Advisory
Council's (RSAC) Web ratings that will allow parents to block Web sites
rated as having a high degree of violence, nudity, sex or objectionable
language. (USA Today 29 May 96 1D)