Year: 1999

OPENBASE RADSTUDIO ANNOUNCED

FRANCESTOWN, NEW HAMPSHIRE December 31, 1999 OpenBase International,
Ltd. today announces RADstudio, a rapid application development (RAD)
environment for building Java-enabled database applications. OpenBase will
show RADstudio in Developer Central booth 3059 at MacWorld SF ‘2000
(January 4-8).

OpenBase RADstudio database development tools empower people who understand
business problems, but have little time for software implementation.

PROVO, UTAH – December 28, 1999 — Chronos will debut two new products at
the upcoming Macworld Expo 2000 in San Francisco. Consultant 3.0 and Office
Consultant 3.0 are both based on Consultant 2.5, the personal information
manager that won an Eddy award as the “Best Data Management Software” at
last year’s Macworld Expo.

Chronos calls the popular Consultant the “Swiss Army knife” of productivity
software. It integrates a calendar, address book, word processor, memo
taker, personal journal, phone dialer and alarm clock into a single
easy-to-use application.

We sent out the below over NetProLive last night. Today, there’s some
additional reports on using the patch, including problems with DSL and
AirPorts. Take a look at http://www.macintouch.com/macattack.html for more
info.

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Tonight, Apple has released a patch and tech note at:

http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n11559

to avoid rumored problems of a Denial of Service attack from the Middle
East on New Years.

Tonight, Apple has released a patch and tech note at:

http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n11559

to avoid rumored problems of a Denial of Service attack from the Middle
East on New Years. This DoS attack takes advantage of a feature in Mac OS
9 (for any machine), and Mac OS 8.6 for iBooks, iMacs, and G4s.

If you have a high speed net connection, we encourage you to install the
patch on any machine that sits on the net.

You can read more about this at:

http://people.atl.mediaone.net/jacopeland/

Happy New Year,

MacTech Magazine

PRESS RELEASE
CommonGround Softworks Inc. Announces Qilan

HOOKSETT, NEW HAMPSHIRE – December 28, 1999 – CommonGround Softworks Inc.
today announces a new software development tool for producing powerful
internet database systems.

“Qilan is a database system designed to operate on a web server. It is a
complete environment for the creation of user entry/output screens, logical
data manipulation and data base access. With Qilan, the developer can
easily link SQL database engines with the world wide web.”

“Qilan can be used by developers who don’t like to program.