Year: 1998

NEWS

For Immediate Release:

For further information, please contact:
InterACTIVE-Technology
info@interactive-technology.com
http://www.interactive-technology.com/

ActiveDeveloper (Last Beta) — now MULTI-USER and LICENSABLE

November 26th 1998 — Vestbjerg, Denmark — Today, InterACTIVE-Technology
delivers the Last Beta of ActiveDeveloper – our CrossPlatform
Smalltalk-like Development Environment for NATIVE MacOS X, Windows and
OpenStep Code – and our take on Thinking Different about the Best way to
Develop Object-Oriented Code from OpenStep into Mac OS X.

From Beta3

Vicomsoft Internet Facility Upgrade and Software Updates

To accelerate and improve customer access to Vicomsoft’s Internet
facilities, we are currently upgrading to faster Internet connections.

In line with this upgrade, there are updates to the Internet Gateway and
SoftRouter Plus which take advantage of the new faster access for use
within the integrated ping utility and the Internet Gateway content
filtering redirection address.

Free updaters are available for the Internet Gateway and SoftRouter Plus to
update from version 5.01 to the latest version 5.02.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Marc Mennigmann releases the “Shift Key Suite” v1.0.1

Iserlohn, Germany — Nov 25, 1998 — Marc Mennigmann today announced the
release of the “Shift Key Suite” v1.0.1, a powerful collection of
applications to extend the functionality of password protection systems for
Macintosh computers. v1.0.1 adds compatibility for the Macintosh OS 8.5.

Why Do I Want To Disable The Shift Key?

Holding down the Shift key when launching your Macintosh will prevent all
extensions to load at start-up.

Mailsmith 1.1.2 Update Released

Bedford, MA–November 25, 1998–Bare Bones Software released a new update
to Mailsmith, the company’s Internet email client.

For Immediate Release:

MACROMEDIA ANNOUNCES FLASH PLAYER FOR LINUX

Free Public Beta of Popular Player Technology Brings Compact, Vector-Based
Web Graphics and Animations to Solaris and Linux Users

San Francisco, Calif. — November 24, 1998 — Macromedia, Inc. (NASDAQ:
MACR) today released a free public beta of its popular Flash Player for the
Sun Microsystems, Inc.’s Solaris operating environment and the
co-operatively developed Linux operating system.