Year: 1998

For more information, contact: For Immediate Release

Macromedia
Kirsten Armstrong
kirsten@macromedia.com
(415) 252-4088

MACROMEDIA INTRODUCES DREAMWEAVER 1.2

Leading Visual Web Authoring Tool Now Compatible with 3.0 and 4.0 Browsers
to Deliver High-Impact Web Pages over Low-Bandwidth Internet Connections

San Francisco, Calif. — April 21, 1998 — Macromedia (NASDAQ: MACR) today
announced a new release of Dreamweaver, the leading visual tool for
professional Web site design.

Match Software introduces a new font, for Windows, Macintosh and OS/2,
which eases greatly the programming task, and clarity of listings.

This font has been conceived by programmers, to help programmers get the
best listings, and avoid mistakes common with regular fonts. Here are the
main characteristics:

1. Fixed width font.
2. Exaggerated distinction between similar characters
3. Heavy emphasis on punctuation characters

Check http://www.matchfonts.com

Online catalog, online shopping with immediate delivery, and free samples
for Windows, Macintosh & OS/2.

Clixsounds is expanding its product line to support the developer community
and is seeking the input of developers, regardless of the platform you
create on or for. If you are a multimedia, web site, or database designer,
or if you are a software, game, or entertainment developer, we invite you
to participate in our developer survey. Your input will help us to develop
superior products that meet your needs and those of the development
community.

To participate in our survey, please visit:
(http://www.clixsounds.com/survey/)

Clixsounds
P.O.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Contact:
Susan Whitney
Xplain Corporation
marketing@xplain.com
805-494-9797 x105

NETPROFESSIONAL MAGAZINE SELECTS EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
— Professional Journal for Network Administrators and Webmasters
draws from ranks of Mac Internet tools developers, net administrators

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif., April 21, 1998 — Xplain Corporation, publisher
of NetProfessional magazine, today unveiled the editorial team creating the
new magazine.

From: Wes.Butler@genieworks.com

GenieWorks, LLC would like to announce our first general beta release of
SpotCheck 1.1, with full support for the Java1.1.x language and APIs.

SpotCheck is a language-based editor that “knows” the Java language. It is
designed to help a Java programmer produce correct code without relying on
confusing and untimely feedback from a compiler.

Specifically, SpotCheck identifies syntax errors and semantic errors
(undefined names, type mismatches, etc.) — those errors normally returned
by a compiler.