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MINI WINDOWSIn several years of trying, Microsoft's efforts to create versions of Windows for devices other than PCs have been huge flops. But the latest attempt, Windows CE for organizer-type handheld devices, could be a hit. One reason this new lightweight Windows, formerly code-named Pegasus, may fly: It's designed from the ground up to communicate painlessly with desktop computers running Windows 95 or NT and can share data with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Schedule+. Windows CE devices, costing around $500, are expected this fall from Casio, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, and others. BY STEPHEN H. WILDSTROM
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