From: Marco Bambini (marco@spiderlink.it)
Subject: ANNOUNCE: ASCII Converter 1.3
What is Ascii Converter?
ASCII converter is a simple “drag and drop” application that converts
text files from Windows to Macintosh and vice versa. MacOS and
Windows use two different ASCII tables (a way to represent the
characters) so when you open a Windows text file with a Mac
application all the special characters (like: ,,,,, etc.) are
misinterpreted.
From: Marco Bambini (marco@spiderlink.it)
Subject: ANNOUNCE: OpenWorld 2.0
What is OpenWorld?
OpenWorld is a plug-in for any HTTP server compatible with the W*API
1.1 (like WebSTAR, AppleShare IP, WebTen or Quid Pro Quo). It adds
server side include capabilities to your server and also allows you
to extend the HTML language by writing your own tags in C, in
AppleScript or in Perl so you can report every kind of dynamic
information in your pages.
Why is so powerful?
You can create many kinds of custom plug-ins.
STUFFIT EXPANDER 5.1.3 UPGRADE NOW AVAILABLE
In response to customer requests, Aladdin has released StuffIt
Expander(tm) 5.1.3, an optional upgrade that allows users to turn off
the Internet file mappings, currently set for .sit and .pf, in
Expander’s preferences.
For Immediate Release
For more information, contact:
Mary Leong
415-252-2118
mary@macromedia.com
Macromedia Announces Worldwide Availability of Pathware 4
Web-Based, Enterprise-Wide Solution Enables Companies to Create,
Manage and Track Mission-Critical Learning Systems
Redwood Shores, Calif.- April 28, 1999 – The Interactive Learning
Division of Macromedia, Inc. (NASDAQ: MACR) today announced the
worldwide availability of Pathware 4, the industry’s first
Web-native, open, scalable enterprise learning management system.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Rikke Alderson (rikke@alchemy.net)
(800) 468-8915 x550
BIGMAILBOX.COM REDEFINES WEB-BASED EMAIL
Webmasters can now offer free email services at their site
BEVERLY HILLS, California (April 28, 1999) BIGMAILBOX.COM,INC.
(www.bigmailbox.com) is the first free Web-based email service to
enable Web site owners (Webmasters) to offer free Web-based email
accounts to their visitors. The great bonus to the Webmaster is that
the members email address includes the Web sites vanity domain
name (e.g., member@WebmastersDomainName.com).