August 17th, 1998 2.00 pm European Central Time
Today, Graham Cox, a private individual, announces the latest upgrade to
his free C++ Application framework for Macintosh, MacZoop.
Version 1.8.5 fixes a number of minor bugs in the framework, and
introduces a couple of new features.
Press Release – YAAF v1.0a3 Released
For Immediate Release1
Glendale, California, August 15, 1998 — The PandaWave announced today
it’s release of the YAAF Application Framework, a freeware C++ framework
for developing cross-platform applications.
What is YAAF?
YAAF stands for “Yet Another Application Framework.” It is a C++
YAAF is designed to allow the easy development of cross-platform
applications for the Macintosh OS, Windows 95/98 and Windows NT, and X
Windows.
MACINTOSH C: A HOBBYIST’S GUIDE TO PROGRAMMING THE MAC OS IN C
“… a fabulous guide …”
MACWORLD, Feb 98
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Version 2.0 of MACINTOSH C is now available at:
http://cafe.AmbrosiaSW.com/macintosh-c/
Version 2.0 of MACINTOSH C comprises a 950-page book and an associated
package of demonstration program files.
Web Server 4D 2.0.1 and WS4D/Developer 2.0.1 are now available for
immediate download. This is a free upgrade for anyone running WS4D 1.7.4 –
2.0, and only costs $49 for those running versions prior to 1.7.4.
Changes include:
– Virtual Domains Update Rumpus (FTP) Automatically
– Optional SSL Support
– Odometers/Text Counters without setup
– Form to Email without Setup (QuickSend)
– More Enhancements/Tags
– More Statistics (via Debug Window)
– Bug Fixes
– Updated Manual
Michael Ginsberg Internet: MAILTO:mike@mdg.com
MDG Computer Services, Inc.
Macintosh Software Maintenance Outsourcing Available
Date: August 13, 1998
Contact: Anthony Meadow
(mailto:tmeadow@bearriver.com)
For Immediate Release
Bear River Associates offers Macintosh Software Maintenance Outsourcing
Services
Oakland, CA August 13, 1998: Bear River Associates announced today that it
is available for handling outsourcing arrangements with software publishers
and other companies who need their Macintosh applications maintained but no
longer want to maintain the staff to do that internally.