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[MD1] Several Acme web tool releases…

Hello!

I wanted to let you know about some of the new products that we’ve just
released. The four products are WebDetour (a Mac Web CGI), FingerToys (a Finger
Server), PowerGate (another Mac Web CGI), and Mondo Mail (a scriptable SMTP
client). I’ve included our press releases about the first three. The fourth, a
freebie, is Mondo Mail.

Mondo Mail is an easy-to-use, reliable mail gateway for use on a web site. It’s
not a fancy program, but it has a few advantages over other alternatives. It’s
written in C, built from a well-tested and reliable code base, is friendly to
other applications on the system, and is free. It also has a failsafe “kill
file” where undeliverable mail and associated errors are written. This product
is currently unsupported, meaning we can’t dedicate resources to supporting it,
not that bugs and/or problems shouldn’t be reported to us.

The Acme Technologies Web site is located at http://www.acmetech.com/ and our
downloads page is located at http://www.acmetech.com/downloads.html

Thanks for your time!

Jaeson

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** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE **

EXTENDIBLE FINGER DAEMON FOR MACINTOSH.

Stamford, CT – October 11, 1996 – Acme Technologies, publishers of the
acclaimed Acme Script Widgets, announces the release of FingerToys, an
extendible, completely customizable Macintosh Finger Daemon and WebSTAR Finger
gateway.

In designing FingerToys, we decided from the very beginning to make it as open
as possible, and achieved this goal through a CGI-like gateway interface.
FingerToys manages all network communications using a fast, multi-threaded
engine, then passes the request off to gateway applications for handling. While
most Finger daemons are used to serve text files and give information about
users logged into a multi-user operating system, FingerToys gateways can gather
and return information from other applications. We’ve included sample gateways
for listing the running processes and mounted volumes on a server, for
reporting the current WebSTAR settings, and many more cool functions. Gateway
invocations can even be password protected.

But that wasn’t enough, we added support for the WebSTAR CGI API so you can use
FingerToys as a WWW to Finger gateway. Let users finger users around the world
from forms on your Web site.

Not to be outdone, FingerToys can be used as a network client. Open connections
to any port on any host, anywhere on the Internet. Finger gateways can
establish connections to other finger servers, stock quote servers, and even
Web servers, then return the information to the result of the Finger request.

FingerToys offers unheard of power for MacOS Internet servers, at an
unbelievable price! Demos are available immediately from the Acme Technologies
Web site at http://www.acmetech.com/.

FingerToys Features:

– Multi-threaded connection handling
– Execute gateway applications written in AppleScript/C/C++/Frontier
– MacTCP and OpenTransport networking support
– Supports WebSTAR CGI API for WWW-)Finger gateway
– Scriptable outgoing network connections
– Real-time status display shows state of every connection

Pricing for FingerToys has been set at US$59 and orders are accepted on-line at
http://www.acmetech.com/, directly through Acme Technologies at (203) 969-1335.

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** PRESS RELEASE **

Acme Technologies
sales@acmetech.com
203.969.1335 / fax 203.969.1334
Internet: sales@acmetech.com
WWW: http://www.acmetech.com/

PRESS CONTACT:
Wayne Walrath

** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE **

BUILD RAICs, PERFORMANCE TUNE MACINTOSH WEB SERVERS WITH WEBDETOUR

Stamford, CT–October 11, 1996–Acme Technologies, publishers of the acclaimed
Acme Script Widgets, announces the release of WebDetour, a comprehensive and
intuitive redirection manager for Macintosh Web servers.

WebDetour is a required Web site management tool for Macintosh Web servers
which allows virtual links (“Detours”) to be configured from any document or
folder to any other location on the Internet. WebDetour is designed to keep
visitors to a Web site from ever seeing the “404 – Not Found” error message.
Now Mac Web site administrators can freely reorganize their servers without
worrying that external links to their sites will break. WebDetour also provides
powerful support for configuring multiple servers into RAICs (Redundant Arrays
of Inexpensive Computers) to support higher levels of traffic than what one
server can handle alone.

Pricing has been set at US$99.00 until December 25, 1996, US$119.00 thereafter.
Demos and ordering information available from http://www.acmetech.com/.

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** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE **

REMOTE POWER CONTROL CGI FOR MACINTOSH WEB SERVERS.

Stamford, CT – September 13, 1996 – Acme Technologies, publishers of the
acclaimed Acme Script Widgets, announces the release of PowerGate, a CGI to
control Sophisticated Circuits’ PowerKey Pro power unit.

PowerGate provides an intuitive, Web-based interface for controlling the
PowerKey Pro power strip unit from Sophisticated Circuits. Macintosh Web server
administrators now have the ability to reboot their servers and control any
electrical device plugged into a PowerKey Pro unit from anywhere on the
Internet.

PowerGate offers a graphical user interface which shows the state of each
device plugged into the power strip, and allows each device to be controlled
independently. With built-in security and remote management facilities,
PowerGate is a robust Web server management tool for the Macintosh.

Pricing for PowerGate has been set at US$49 and orders can be placed on-line at
http://www.acmetech.com/ . A demo of PowerGate can be downloaded from the Acme
Technologies Web site.


Acme Technologies is a publisher of Macintosh Internet server products and
automation tools. Other products from Acme Technologies include WebDetour,
MapServe by Kelly Campbell, Acme Script Widgets for AppleScript, and
FingerToys, a customizable Macintosh Finger Daemon and WebSTAR Finger gateway.

Press Contacts:
Wayne Walrath
Acme Technologies
acme@acmetech.com
203.969.1335 / fax 203.969.1334
Internet: acme@acmetech.com
WWW: http://www.acmetech.com/

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Jaeson M. Engle
Director of General Technologies
Acme Technologies
jaeson@acmetech.com
+1.203.969.1335

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