Santa Barbara, CA, Jan. 5, 1998. Tenon Intersystems today announced WebTen
2.0, an upgrade to its industrial-strength, high-performance Apache Web
server for Power Macs. A new Tenon “supercache” feature boosts the
Macintosh Web server performance leader by more than 400%! WebTen, based
on the latest Apache 1.2.4, continues as the fastest Web server on Power
Macintosh, sustaining over 700 hits per second, or over 60 million
connections a day.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Cyndi Yuchas 1.817.478.5070
e-mail: yuchas@thursby.com
Thursby Ships DAVE 2 – First Complete Windows NT to Mac OS Solution
ARLINGTON, TEXAS–December 29, 1997–Thursby Software Systems, Inc.
(Thursby Software) will begin shipping DAVE V2.0 during the Macworld Expo
in San Francisco next week. DAVE is the first complete Microsoft Windows
connectivity solution for the Macintosh.
eCommerce software (WebClerk) worth $6.5 million is being given away free
by James Integrated Technologies (JITCorp).
The first 10,000 users to register at its web site, www.webclerk.com,
receive a no cost license to use WebClerk. WebClerk’s regular price is
$649.
WebClerk is a commercial data base, prefabricated web site and server.
Users simply import their data and graphics, and begin taking orders on the
web.
For Immediate Release
For more information, please contact:
Katie Graunke
katie@stone.com
505-345-4800
http://www.stone.com/
Andrew Stone to Speak At MacWorld Pro Conference
Albuquerque, NM – December 29, 1997 – Andrew Stone, 10 year Rhapsody
veteran and Chief Executive Hacquer of Stone Design Corporation, will be
speaking and leading a panel at the MacWorld Pro Conference, which is
running in conjunction with MacWorld Expo in San Francisco, California,
January 5-9.
sLab finalizes acquisition of dtF/SQL for Macintosh, introduces
Rhapsody-version and internet integration of dtF/SQL at MacWorld SF ’98.
BOEBLINGEN, GERMANY. January 2, 1998 — sLab announced today that it has
finalized the acquisition of the dtF/SQL for Macintosh product from theta
group. With the aquisition of dtF/SQL for Macintosh, sLab reinforces its
committment to the MacOS and Rhapsody market.
At MacWorld SF’98, sLab will make available its first developer releases of
dtF/SQL for Rhapsody. sLab will also demonstrate dtF/HTML, its new
web-server integration of dtF/SQL.