Year: 1997

Morph Technologies Releases DynaMorph 1.5 Application Server

New Release Adds Database Connectivity and Commerce Plug-in

Reston, VA, Nov. 17, 1997 – Morph Technologies, Inc.
(http://www.morphtech.com) today announced it has released DynaMorph(TM)
1.5, the latest version of its flagship server-side scripting language.
DynaMorph enables a website or application developer to employ the power of
CGI programming directly inside of HTML documents without the need for
advanced PERL or C++ programming skills.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Press Contact:
Judith Steinbaum
Roaster Technologies
617-876-4031 x1818
judith@roaster.com

Roaster Release 4 Product Family: All Java — Cross Platform and Extensible

November 14, 1997. Cambridge, Massachusetts. With its first announcement of
detailed information regarding the eagerly awaited Roaster(r) Release 4,
Roaster Technologies revealed that the new release is written entirely in
Java(tm), utilizes the Java(tm) Foundation Classes, and is the basis for
its Data and Enterprise Editions.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 14, 1997

Media Contact:
Bill Doerrfeld, President & CEO
Blue World Communications, Inc.
425.646.0288, bill@blueworld.com

NATIONWIDE LASSO TRAINING COURSE ANNOUNCED
Industry Leaders Team Up to Provide Complete Lasso Training

Bellevue, WA – November 14, 1997 – Blue World Communications, Inc. and
Chris Moyer Consulting, Inc. today announced the availability of Mastering
Lasso I, a product proficiency training course for Lasso 2.0, the leading
third party solution for web-enabling FileMaker Pro databases.

OPENBASE NEWS!

1. OPENBASE FOR RHAPSODY (PPC & PC-Compatibles) AVAILABLE NOW!
2. SPECIAL DEVELOPER PRICING ($99 per connection, 5 Pack)
3. RHAPSODY DEMO CD: INSTALLATION PROBLEMS?
4. OPENBASE LITE: INFORMATION ON THE FREE LICENSE
5. DOWNLOAD SITES & INSTRUCTIONS

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1. OPENBASE FOR RHAPSODY (PPC & PC-Compatibles) AVAILABLE NOW!
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OpenBase International, Ltd.

From: Wes.Butler@genieworks.com (GenieWorks)

Since this may be of some interest, I hope you will forgive a brief
“commercial”.

My company is releasing a beta version of a new Java-aware editor for the
Macintosh. It features immediate checking for errors (syntax, name usage,
type usage, access control, etc.), and “smart” links to name declarations.
It also has an automatic interface with CodeWarrior for compiling.

You can find more detailed information and download the beta at

(http://www.genieworks.com)

Thank you for your time.

Wes Butler
GenieWorks, LLC