Stairways releases Anarchie Pro 3.5
“Anarchie Pro 3.0 has been nominated for a Macworld 1998 Editors’ Choice
Award for Best Internet Client Software, the most prestigious award
possible. The new version goes even further by supporting
Sherlock-compatible web searches (even on older versions of Mac OS), easier
browser-style address navigation and offers full support for the new Mac OS
8 Finder look.
For Immediate Release
GoMac Goes to Power On
Power On Raises the Bar for Task Management Utilities
Minneapolis — December 1, 1998 — Power On Software announced today that
it had acquired the acclaimed task bar utility “GoMac” from Proteron, LLC.
GoMac offers the ultimate in ease of use and aesthetic design for Macintosh
users who want instant access to all of their programs while maintaining
precious screen real estate.
Apple Ships WebObjects 4 for Windows NT and UNIX Platforms
Best Selling Application Server Includes Advanced Java Support and Fast
‘Direct to Web’ Code Free Development
CUPERTINO, California–Nov. 30, 1998–Apple Computer, Inc. today announced
the availability of WebObjects 4 application server software for Windows NT
and UNIX platforms. While adding extensive Java support, this major upgrade
to WebObjects cuts application deployment time by offering ‘Direct to Web’
pre-built reusable software modules and dramatically improved performance.
MacHack ’99: Call for Speakers, An Open Letter to Software Developers
MacHack: The Annual Conference for Leading Edge Developers
c/o Expotech
1264 Bedford Road
Grosse Point Park, MI 48230
Contact: Carol Lynn
mailto:info@machack.com
Tel: (313) 882-1824
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dear Software Developer:
The differences between this year and last are as stark as night and day.
There is a hot-selling Macintosh! It isn’t beige, but Bondi Blue and
translucent white.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Shannon Jackson
(800) 684-5197
(804) 343-3608
Microstate Corporation Offers First
Open-Source Web Application Server
Based On Java Technology
Adds Further Momentum To Free Software Movement
FAIRFAX, VA., November 30, 1998 Microstate Corporation today announced
that its thin-client, cross-platform Web application server based on Java
technology is now available as open-source software, freely accessible over
the Internet (http://microstate.com/tech.htm).