Year: 1999

))) Garage.com News (((

Please join me at garage.com’s Bootcamp for Startups, a two-day
conference designed especially for high tech and medical science
entrepreneurs.

This event will feature panels on topics critical to any high tech
startup. I am very excited about the distinguished group of panelists
who will join us to offer their invaluable wisdom and insight on the
startup experience.
Speakers include:

* Jerry Yang, founder, Yahoo

* Les Vadasz, Sr.

For Immediate Release

gPort adds Serial to Yosemite

Nashville, TN — January 13, 1998 — Griffin Technology, Inc. today
announced the gPort universal serial adapter for the new Yosemite
based G3 Macs. Until now users of the upcoming G3 systems were
relegated to non standard serial solutions that only provide partial
functionality. The gPort opens the entire world of Mac serial devices
to G3 users including printers, Midi devices, modems, lab equipment,
serial input tablets, and digital cameras.

X-Sender: marlett@po.clearway.com
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 00:21:44 -0500
To: group@clearway.com
From: Susan Marlett (marlett@clearway.com)
Subject: [ANN] NITRO POWERPLUG 2.2 BETA SPEEDS MAC WEB SERVERS

For Immediate Release:

CLEARWAY UNVEILS NITRO POWERPLUG 2.2 PUBLIC BETA, SPEEDING MAC WEB SERVERS

— New Version Brings More Speed and Efficiency to Mac Web Servers —
— Improved Compatibility with WebSTAR-compatible Server Packages —

Boston, January 13, 1999 — ClearWay Technologies, Inc. today
unveiled the first public beta of ClearWay NITRO PowerPlug version
2.2.

From: gziemski@home.com (gerard ziemski)
Subject: [ANN] OpenGL4Java

OpenGL4Java is a shared library that lets Java applications use
OpenGL. It was originally written by JauSoft for Unix and Windows. I
simply ported it to Macintosh.

OpenGL4Java is free. The source code with sample programs is provided.

You can download OpenGL4Java here:
(http://members.home.net/gziemski/pages/projects/GL4Java.html)

From: Marco Bambini (marco@spiderlink.it)
Subject: Announce: ASCII converter

What is ASCII converter?

ASCII converter is a simple “drag and drop” application that converts
text files from Windows to Macintosh.

Mac OS 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 characters like: ,,,,, (e’,a’,i’,o’) etc.
are misinterpreted.