Year: 1997

METROWERKS SHIPPING CODEWARRIOR DISCOVER PROGRAMMING EDITION 2

Software Development Learning Environment Updated with New Integrated
Development Environment (IDE)

AUSTIN, Texas – October 27, 1997 – Metrowerks Inc. (NASDAQ: MTWKF,
TSE/ME:MWK) announces the release of CodeWarrior Discover Programming
Edition 2, an intuitive software development learning environment designed
for novice programmers and experienced developers interested in learning a
new language.

Apple Workgroup Servers Clear Winners in World Wide Web Server Cost of
Ownership Study

Study Reveals Apple Web Servers Exhibit Lowest Cost of Ownership, and are
Easiest to Use for Small to Medium-sized Organizations and Workgroups

CUPERTINO, California–Oct. 22, 1997–Apple Computer Inc., revealed today
that its workgroup servers offer a considerable advantage in overall
cost-of-ownership, ease-of-use and maintenance for customers in small
business or workgroups according to a study released by the Business
Research Group (BRG, Newton, Mass).

Purity Software Announces WebSiphon v1.5

(Austin, TX – October 22nd, 1997) Today, Purity Software, Inc. announced a
major revision of WebSiphon, the powerful web-application scripting tool
for Mac OS web servers. With this new version, Webmasters can create
high-end web solutions without the need to purchase additional server
add-on products.

Users can implement a myriad of services on their web server with
WebSiphon.

Announcing the fifth update to MkLinux DR2.1.

The “DR2.1update5” update fixes several bugs in MkLinux’s Microkernel and
Server.

Subject: The MacPerl Pages are online, and a MacPerl book is coming!

The MacPerl Pages (http://www.ptf.com/macperl/) are a compendium of
advocacy, information, and resource pointers for MacPerl users. If you have
been thinking about investigating MacPerl, drop by the Pages for a visit.

Prime Time Freeware (http://www.ptf.com/), the sponsor of the MacPerl
Pages, is performing an experiment in online publishing and collective
review. Draft chapters of PTF’s upcoming book on MacPerl are available on
the MacPerl Pages for analysis and comment.