Hi Mac F2C Users,
Four brief news items:
1. The current release of Mac F2C is v1.4.2 (Nov 98), and it is
compatible with CodeWarrior Pro releases 2, 3, and 4 (the installer
automatically selects appropriate versions of project files and
libraries). The primary Mac F2C web site is at:
http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~igormt/Mac_F2C.html
With a mirror for European users at:
http://www.mech.mb.uni-dortmund.de/mech/Dirk/f2c/Mac_F2C.html
2.
Read MoreGrantham, NH – December 28, 1998 – Bowers Development has posted a minor
update for AppMaker #11 to support Metrowerks’ recently released PowerPlant
1.9.3. . It also includes minor bug fixes and enhancements for PowerPlant,
C/C++ OS8, plain C OS8, and Pascal OS8.
The update is available for download from
http://members.aol.com/bowersdev/LateNews.html.
About AppMaker
AppMaker is a programming tool that makes it faster and easier to
make a Macintosh application – not just the user interface, but also
the functional code.
SYNECTICS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INCORPORATED
For Immediate Release: December 22, 1998
Attention: Business/Technology Editors, Writers, Columnists
BACKJACK ENHANCES INTERNET BACKUP SERVICE WITH NEW FEATURES
MARKDALE, Ontario, Canada – Synectics Business Solutions
Incorporated, a Macintosh software developer, offers a complete
Internet backup service through its BackJack Internet Backup Service.
Press release.
December 24, 1998
AutoScript.fm – the tool that makes life easier for FileMaker Pro
users and developers – has been repriced.
The price for admission to the world of efficient FileMaker Pro
scripting has been lowered to just US$48.
News from Deneba Software
Curtis Christensen, Public Relations Manager
(305) 596-5644, ext. 134, curtis_christensen@deneba.com
Visit Deneba at Macworld Expo ’99
Moscone Convention Center, Booth 1839
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Deneba Software Showcases Canvas(tm)6 at Macworld Expo
Macworld Magazine Takes First Look at Canvas 6
Macworld Expo, San Francisco, January 5, 1999 – Deneba Software
introduced its revolutionary new product, Canvas 6, to the Macintosh
community today.